MAYOR FELLOWS STANDS ON PORT ARTHUR CANAL ISSUE
Major Pellows returned from Washington saying he supported a government channel at Port Arthur to aid construction. He praised Hanes and Hanns for backing the Cuba matter and asserted his opposition to opposing the Port Arthur appropriation while aiming to secure necessary permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mark Hanns
Major Pellows
National Capital
Kanna City
Port Arthur
Permianton Ts
Senate
Chacatmers
Tim
Caba
Wall Street
Metropolitan Street Railway uproar sparks Kansas City row
A heated town hall speech in Kansas City provoked accusations against the Metropolitan Street Railway company over alleged overstatements of profits and improper notices. The speaker, Mr Little, challenged the firm’s practices and warned of renewed franchise battles, claiming discrepancies between tax returns and property valuations and vowing not to forget the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamu City
Metropolitan Street Railway
Ndt
Frures
Little
Tullelin
Abrie
Mms Moeht
Vm.cla
Air
Jediten
Stu
Konsan
Mtutropalites Company
Jackson County
Canenises
Kansas City
Ransas
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Kan
Revine
Chinese Garrisons Withdraw from Port Arthur and Ta-Lien-Wan
Pekin reports both Port Arthur and Ta-Lien-Wan were evacuated by Chinese garrisons today. Russians hailed and raised their flag at both locations signaling a shift in control amid ongoing hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Port Arthur
Ta-Lien-Way
Pekin
Ta-Lien-Wan
Rain Rainfall Report From Bays Weather Station
Weather observer T B Jennings notes storms spared eastern fruit areas while gar work protected by night rain. A 1.20 inch storm total, 0.72 inches at night, 2.1 inches minimum temperature 21 degrees last night. Expect fair and warmer tonight and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Jennings
Esstern
Assay
Hornia
Jennings
An Old Boom Suit Prompts Court Ruling
A Kansas City area case details a judgment against ex Sheriff D N Burdee United States Marshal W E Sterne SS Quinton and M W Van Valken for 2479.69 each tied to a Wilme on Kansas Avenue below the hotel. The stake involved a property sale where one party avoided taking the bag amid five directal notes. Judge Hansen said others in the deal must stand their share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saari Colerah Fenn Rass
Ees Duige Hazen
F. B. Holliday
D. N. Burdee
United States
W. E. Sterne
SS. Quinton
M. W. van Valken
Calnatahee
Sterné
Mees Quinton
VanValken
Wilme
Kansas Avenue
Holliday Way
Hansen
ARE THESE MERCHANTS Cattle feeders classed by Attorney General Boyle
Attorney General Boyle writes to a Phillips County official proposing to tax cattle feeders as merchants. The idea hinges on counting cattle bought and sold for profit as personal property for the year, with March 1 holdings deemed taxable. A prior provision taxing cattle shipped in after March 2 was ruled unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle
Phillips County
Binte He AU
Peace or War in the Cuban Crisis Commentary
A reflective piece argues Spain may govern Cuba but must spare the Cubans, condemns despotic rule as cruel, and praises President McKinley’s calm Christian leadership while noting Senor Barasta’s opportunism. It observes Sherman fading as McKinney rises in prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
McKinley
Senor Barasta
Mr. Sherman
Mr. McKinney
Mangrove lighthouse tender incident at Havana port
A Havana Port incident involved the Mangrove lighthouse tender being boarded by customs inspectors led by the chief officer. Consul General Lee protested as the inspector searched cabins and foot lockers, prompting the inspector's removal and government explanations that boarding was improper for a non warship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tribune
Havana
Lee
Court of Inquiry
Dhatoms Department
Fortifying Newport with Four Rapid Firing Guns
Newport March 23 In addition to current army engineer work new defenses will begin tomorrow with emplacements for four 4 inch breech loading rapid firing guns at Port Adams. Details of locations are not released but work will extend to a new battery on Cannavat Island near Port Dumpling where training ship Alliance arrived from Portsmouth for naval preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
H. 1
Army
Verious
Narragansett
Port Adams
Cananivat
Old Port
Alliance
Portsmouth
Navy Department Orders 20 Miles of Torpedo Wire to Worcester Firm
Worcester March 24 Washburn Moon company received a Navy Department order Saturday for 20 miles of torpedo cable and a large quantity of wire for field telegraphy. The Massachusetts concern will supply the cable and related materials for the military project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Department
Massachusetts
Worcester
Maas
Washburn & Moon Company
Pase
Five Million Patriots Form National Volunteer Reserve
New York March 2. A new national volunteer force aims to mobilize two to five million patriotic citizens to oppose threats to the president or state governors. The grand army of individual Americans will have a central headquarters for recruitment and allotment. Notables present included General James Longstreet, General Simon Buckner, and General John Dutals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
W. D. Washington
United States
Army
Navy
Valunt
O. C. Howard
C. Hows
Anson G. McCook
Advl
Bert Ames
Lowell
James G. Wilson
MtcMannon
B.A. Molineux
J. Plureen
H. Ho Adams
Daniel Sickets
Maine
Joshua J. Chamberlain
Branawick
Ch, Wilcox
Washington
EM Lone
Plainfield XII
Joseph Wheeler
Alabama
James Longstreet
T. 3. Peck
Thurlington
Z. Biles
Washieton
Stanley
Goldiore
Simon B. Buckner
Lexington
A. G. McCook
John Dutals
Tordlen Bar
Invanlon
National Volunteer Reserve
Generames M. Schoneld
U.S. A
Cos A
O. C
Mosquito Fleet to be commanded by Horace Elmers
Commander Horace Elmers detached from Cramp's Navy Yard and ordered to command the Mosquito fleet formed of all small craft able to carry a gun. The Claelonat and Castine have arrived at Key West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Elmers
Washington
Cramp’s
Nayy Yard
Key West
Independence Alone In Cuba Letter From Havana
A Havana cor respondent cites a March 11 letter from Gen. Gomez in Las Villas describing Spain's impotence and mentioning a March 36 communication. The World correspondent notes expectations and expresses some amusement at the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cuba
Havana
Sys
Gomez
Las Villas
Spain
Peace and independence in Cuba outlined in reaction to Spain
The article argues for ending the Cuban conflict through force or politics, asserting Spain's war is unjust and urging U.S. intervention. It contends peace requires Cuban independence and a large indemnity, reflecting a pivotal national viewpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Army of Liberation
Abe Pulford Arrested Over Contempt Charge in Local Court
Abe Pulford was arrested after contempt of court allegations surfaced in Shayrier county. He demanded a trial as Probate court sets a date for April 4, marking the first case under a new contempt provision allowing trial by jury for those violating a court order. Arthur Mass won a $200 judgment against Fulford for horse stoning and claims Fulford diverted $241 owed to Mass from county funds to himself, leading to contempt accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Pulford
Shayrier County
Arthur Mass
Fulford
Tech
Pulford
Mask Fanny Davenport Near Death in Chicago
Chicago March 28 The condition of actress Mask Fanny Davenport reported critically improved after a comfortable night but remains serious. A physician consultation was held and relatives telegraphed for. attendance noted the patient at death's door with slim hopes of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fanny Davenport
Miss Davenport
Father of Chas Curtis in $80,000 title suit decision
Judge Hazen ruled that Rachael Hatch widow of Chas Curtis had no dower interest in a Minnesota property tied to an 1862 divorce and a later sale. Heather Small now holds the land and Mrs Hatch’s appeal over dower was denied. case advances to the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Curtis
Maren
North Topeka
Reform School
Haren
Jack” Curtis
Chares Curtis
Sirs
Rachael E. Hatch
Minnesota
Curtin
Heather A. Small
Match
Hatch
Judes Hazen
Seattle Insurance Solicitor Slain by Father in Street
In Seattle on March 28 M F Schelderup, an insurance solicitor, was shot and killed by B M Bradley, a contractor, on Third and Cherry streets in view of theatregoers. The shooter fired as he confronted Schelderup, who died within minutes. Bradley fled toward the Pedice station amid a crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
M. F. Schelderup
B. M. Bradley
Third
Cherry
Schelderup
Bessie Bradley
Schederup
Plumb portraits debated by Kansas officials and Mrs Robinson
Mrs Chas Robinson widow of ex governor Robinson protests placing Senator Plumbs portrait on the capitol dome panels. She argues Plumb did not prove Kansas loyalty during the Lawrence sacking and cites alleged failures by Quantrell and others. State officers dismiss the charges as unfounded while three portraits are being considered for the dome
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Robinson
Charlies Robinson
Frovernor Robinson
State Executive Council
Preston Ti
Capitol
Ransins
Free State
Kansas
Prnmb
Lawrence
Plumb
Tims
Quantrell
Stuml
Eleventh
Paola
Missouri
Plamb Lounk
Quantrel
Capitol Dome
Morris
Trumb
Charles Robinson
Jim Dane
Otter
Not Without Spain Do You Pull Teeth Without Pain
A New York World snippet shows a talking doctor and janitor discussing patient care. The janitor notes a recent teeth extraction caused wrist pain that may linger. An ad extols the Rock Island Flyer schedule from Topeka to Denver and Colorado Springs, arriving next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Janiter
New York World
Colorado
Topeka
Denver
Colorado Springs
Deaths and Funerals And Hazards From A Street Runaway
A Topeka area note lists several deaths and funerals including Thomas Fini age 30 who died after a horse dragged him near Valencia and a coroner's inquest was held. Cyrus Shumway age 2, related to ex Sheriff Dave Burdge, died Saturday morning and was laid to rest in Auburn. Emma B McClintock died after Bright's disease and meningitis. funeral in Topeka at John Baker residence. Mrs McClintock, sister of Justice W. S. Mechanic, was a former city schoolteacher and Methodist. Wm H Harrison, veteran, died Saturday. remains sent to Manhattan for burial. Also anecdotal items about mischief and a runaway delivery team at East Eighth Street and East Jackson, causing two riders to be thrown but unharmed.
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Thomas Fini
Valencia
Church of the Assumption
Cyrus Shumway
Shariff
Dave Burdge
East Fourth
Auburn
Wheat Market Slumps Amid Quiet Trading and Shifting Supplies
Wheat trading opened firm then eased as weather, forecasts of cold, and ample new stocks pressured prices. Receipts and shipments shifted with western markets, corn and oats mixed, hogs and pork weaker, and overall activity subdued in a volatile Kansas City market.
Consultation Offers Free Examination At Hotel Throop
Dr Walsh advertises free consultation and rapid relief for deafness and nervous ailments at Hotel Throop. He claims swift patient improvement within days with testimonies from Lockwood Parker Murray Lang Best and others in Kansas, urging visits to hear about treatment and its benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Walsh
Chicago
Nerine
Kanane
Kansas
Walsh
F 8
Lockwood
North
Quincy 1
Parker
Emingham
Jr. Walsh
Iir
Fr. Murray
Murray
Lancaster
Kan
Poties Wonder- Tuleedts
Cater
Market tensions and grain futures flicker amid recovery hopes
The report notes Wheat receipts and mixed futures as the stork market shows gains of over 2 percent in places. Short covering is led by Fepo andy with sentiment cautious in view of U S Sparitan tensions and a looming supply crisis. Wheat stock declines are shown at 1 750 000 bushels with corn and oats also down, while cotton markets report activity through Galveston on March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Lang
North Topeka
Youte
Br. Walsh
Sam
A.C Best
Kinyas
Tives
Monrovia
Chicago
New York
Fepo Andy
United States
Missin Co
Milchy
Mast Co Co
Michael Rain
West Sith Ave
U i. c. Mo
St. P
Classified Lost and Found and For Sale Notices
Fragmented page item listing financial services and assorted ads. Mentions CENTRAL NATION BANK Kansas City and UNION NATIONAL Base Kansas City. Indicates buy or sell access to exchanges, wires, and margins. Contains scattered entries for rent, sale, wanted help, and personal notices with unclear locations and partial addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Nation
Jeka
Kan
Union National Base
Kansas City
First Font Exchange
Kansas Ciy
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Mayor Fellows
E. C
I 0. ‘Metropolitan Car Co
Columbia
Americas
Atlantic
Arthur Massey
Death's Door
Schelder
Hie
Jackson
Broderick’s
Divison
Balerick
Salisbury
London
Marquis
Peaulleu
Ais
Weeks
Dolly
Chicago News
Tam
McCormick
Patune
Halloa
Boston
Wm. H. Harrison
North Central Avenue
Manhattan
Mr. Kidder
Johnny
Angels
Judee
Clira
Sineet
Associated Press
State Journal
Mars
Wis
Minneapolis
Duluth
Beerbaum
Midi
Corm
Dee
Siyaixe
Fuavis
Hilg
Sasha Stad
Barley —Cnah, No
Aerose
Sas Amkor
Acca Aes
Stai Revelpta
Westbies
IEEE
Kateus City
Creamery
Weise, Dairy
Wintie
BEGCS
Sterling Exchange Cary
Bogar and Coffes
W. A. Michael Commission Co
West Sixth
Texas
Toy Ata
Throop
Topeka, Kansas
Dr. Walsh
Rush
Bennett Med Colleges
St. Anthony's Hospital
Galveston
Corron—Auier, “Mialliie, Ome
Vis
Fesidorcei
Aldara
Dr. Watatl
Mes. McCarmineh
Bis Sonroe Street
Pacific
Union
Central
Aura Ee
Derkey Central
Te Pav
Pia
Pactic
W. A. Michael Commission
West Sixth Ave
Kane
Guhne
Friuire de Dedtian
Parwell
Quiney
Tor Pena Kitchen
Jourhal
Rane
Polk St
Funieneg
Jean Ant
Fotwin
Tyler
Secuive
Green Wood Ave
Larkroom
Internity Water
Andrese i
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