Two Wires Bring Extra News To State Journal
The State Journal announces two leased Associated Press wires from Washington to its office, claiming enhanced enterprise and daily May reporting. It defends itself against critics calling it yellow and insists on using top sources, noting occasional errors from partial reports and stressing reliance on official news when possible.
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Flirting with Ingalls in a fractured party scene
A caustic analysis notes John Ingalls as a bright Republican figure at odds with party leaders and rivals. The piece portrays populist currents, infighting between Ingalls and Land, and hints at invitation dynamics that could shift support in the state politics.
39 000 NUGEHET FOUND Vancouver 1. C. March 28
The Steamer Puhshan arrived from Shas Muskated with four men from Dewson City reporting a chemical find on El Dorado creek. They name J F Denham San Francisco FE Tune Tacoma Hid Tatalle Leadville AC Good-Win Los Angeles. They claim a plan to beat the Klan and that about 40 million dollars may be brought to the area.
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Grand Entertainment by Knights and Ladies of Security
Tuesday evening March 29 at their hall corner of Quincy streets there will be games and a caldera light with stereopticon showing views of Cuba and Spain. Trustworthy singing and dancing will be featured with a dance and vocal numbers. Admission 10c.
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Testimony Review Aboard Maine Destruction Under Inquiry
Portions of court testimony describe the Maine wreck after an explosion, detailing forward and aft sections, bent plates, blown turrets, and mud-filled compartments. Witnesses Powellsn and others discuss structural damage and diver findings while Capt Sigsbee testifies on Havana conditions and official interactions with Spanish authorities.
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Withee
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Einen Bowelleon
Gunner Morn
Fowetvent
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Powerbon
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Powersop
Sigerer
Sigsbee
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Havens
Havana
Aurties
Press Censorship and Anglophone War Talk Across Oceans
Contested press control shifts narrative on censorship and autonomy, with critics alleging bias against American and northern American voices. British debates on Anglo American alliance reflect anxieties over Cuba, Spain, and the U.S. role in a widening European balance of power, amid mediation discussions as the Chinese crisis influences policy outlook.
Secretary Gage denies resigning amid cabinet unity claims
Washington reports no truth to rumors that Secretary Gage will resign or re sign The secretary said in a cabinet conversation there is perfect unity on the Cuban question A Havana military club creates a sensation in New York dispatches detailing the day’s unsettled news
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Cercle Military Club Under Scrutiny in Havana Report
The Tribune from Havana Says reports the Cercle Military, a reputed military club near the Prado, hosts high stakes gambling from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. The club is said to demand the expulsion of about 50 Cuban-born members, a move likely to provoke protests due to many officials and their families being members.
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Roosevelt urges immediate action to settle Cuban question
Washington dispatch reports Assistant Secretary of the Navy Theodore Roosevelt addressing Senator Mark Hanna and others. He insists on acting now to stop Spanish filibustering before Cuba or Puerto Rico, arguing the American people should decide, while Hanna and allies face pressure from business and manders to move slowly. A friend of Hanna prompts at the end asking for war.
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Hanus
Flapria
Crowds Fill Capitol for Inquiry Report on Sunken Vessel
Public interest in the board of inquiry findings into the Misexter disaster that sank a U S vessel and cost 260 sailors' lives ran high as dawn crowds pressed into the Capitol. Galleried seating was exhausted before dawn and the reading of the report quieted tensions slightly with the summary released to the Associated Press. A wreath lay on the desk of the late Representative Simpkins of Massachusetts, cast in Easter colors amid the vast gathering.
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Topeka Company Forms War Battery Under Capt Philips
H E Philips former Bat tery Kansas National Guard captain leads a move to recruit a 126 man battery for government service. Four men already enlisted and others expected under quiet organization. Philips, a veteran militia officer, aims to organize before seeking government equipment.
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Governor Leedy Plans Exhibit Commission for Kansas at Omaha
Governor Leedy said a Kansas exhibit at the Omaha exposition may be funded by 1000 to 32000 dollars. He will appoint a commission next Monday. A railroad has offered to contribute, boosting prospects for a creditable display based on the current funds.
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First Player Engine Out for Mountain Use in War Orders
The first of the new compledation engines built in the Topeka shops has been completed and numbered under a new form. It will be sent to Raton for mountain use and thorough testing by an expert to record performance. The 1395 order calls for 12 engines of this type.
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England
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Raton
Wreck on Santa Fe Railway Near San Antonio Kills Cattle
A costly Santa Fe wreck near San Antonio 80 miles south of Albuquerque leaves many cattle dead or maimed. Fireman killed or likely fatally injured, engineer saved by jumping. Local officials and sheriffs report the incident amid ongoing investigations and speculation about the cause and those involved.
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Among Railroad Men and Depot Tales in a Fragment
A Norfolk era snapshot describes Nicodemus of Newton Kar ty managing Iona and a new Lae Veens crew under Conductor Shadrach hesomeo Belmont. It notes Tierry Hunter of Santa Pacl as special physician in Williame Whitin thirty days, and mentions El Paso Northeastern payouts in Sacrameste mountains. References to firework on the Prescott rail line and tools from Geronine and Contekeiar Robinson appear, with Master Mechanic J. Gavtt in 2&9. The text contrasts railroad jargon with Armers idiom and presents Gavitt’s Curiosity as the book’s hook, amid unclear details.
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Rise of J. E. Hurley on Santa Fe Railway
A profile of J. E. Hurley, once a baggage handler at Strong City, rising to superintendent of two Santa Fe divisions. Describes his early work inspecting engines, telegraphy study, and career progression from station agent at Florence to a respected railroad executive. Also notes Mrs. Elders millinery opening on Oli Kansss avenue.
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Knocking Out Curves Near Sante Pe Junction
The curve east of Sante Pe Junction is being extended about half a mile toward East Ports Junction. Train traffic uses a cut between the bridge and the work site while a signal tower and semaphore lines are installed. Completion is expected by early April.
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Five Spot’s Luck Renaming Looms Over Topeka Rail Setup
The Little Engine running between Kansas City and Topeka under Engineer Jolly will not be renumbered. Railroad men fear a change to most engines in the eastern division, including the “Fire Boat,” except No. 6 which will keep its present number. The shift is hoped to avoid a “Jonah” omen.
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Morrow's Kidneoids Promoted as All Diseases Cure
An advertisement touts Morrow's Kidneoids as the ultimate remedy for kidney ailments caused by overwork and indulgence. It claims dramatic health benefits, warns of overexertion risks, and notes availability at dealers for 80 cents a box or six for $1.00 with mail order options.
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