Snow and Cold Grip Wide Stretch of Nation
A large area across the south and east endures heavy snow and frigid conditions. Five inches fell in parts of Missouri and Oklahoma, with severe impacts on travel and daily life. St Louis reports significant snowfall, forecasts warn of extreme cold and brutal storms through mid March, while St John records continued snowfall and late season accumulation.
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St Louia
Te Fe
Weracherries
Cps
ST. Job
St. J. Ma
Mareh
Southeast storm piles snow across towns and plains
A frigid snowstorm blanketed the region with high drifts and widespread coverage from Webb City to Patheburg and Kisnaan territories. Reports describe heavy snowfall, power and travel disruption, with drifts and frost causing significant impact in multiple communities, while other areas saw strikingly deep accumulations.
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Gowtheastern
Diost
Tartulgte
Mort Pointe Falls
Webb City
MG Wien
Patceburs
Kisnaan
Indians Try Again to Elect at St. Regis Reserve
The St. Regis and Cornwall reserve Indians clash with authorities over electing a chief. Police blocked access to a government supervised election, and Inspector Hogan reported back to Ottawa after securing a portion of the tribe at Hogansboro, while tensions rise over governance.
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St. Regis
Crrnwall
Phair
Fife
Guternment Authority
Iniian Letun
Hogan
Otteer Chamberlain
Ogsivbant
Peliug Ong
Taepectir Hogan
Ottawa
Hogansboro
Advertisers Organize National Advertising Society
An association of leading advertisers formed as The American Society of National Advertisers. Officers include Frederick W Gardner of Garland Stoves and Ranges as president, Henry L Kramer of Cascarets as vice chairman, Edward T Mower of Quaker Oats as chairman, Truman W Crosby of Fairy Soap and Gold Dust as executive committee chair, Jamesyth J Kathrens of Pabst Beer as secretary, and Host Treas as treasurer. Leading industries are represented. the society aims to wield influence in the advertising world.
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American Society of National Advertisers
Mumber
Prederick W
Megaphone aids arrest seven blocks away in Chicago
March 28 report confirms megaphone success at a burglar alarm. Police were tipped to a prowler pursuit from Schnetle’s front window. Authorities note American Steel and Wire’s control over Zenith Transit steamers in a major deal valued above a million dollars, including Queen City and Empire City vessels.
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Chicago
Ettlamne
Schnetle
Amerian Steel and Wire Company
Bve Ateamers
Zenith Transit Company
Fete Salt
Queen City
Empire City
Zenith City
Superior City
Crescent City
Fragmentary OCR Item From 19th Century Trade Page
Scattered fragments refer to creams and cosmetics with vague claims of beauty benefits. Mentions of goods dealers in the United Kingdom and references to acres and acreage appear, but specifics are unclear. The text resembles an advertisement or promotional snippet with numerous garbled words.
Denmark buyer to supply Denmark with Kansas hard wheat
H F C Schaeke a Copenhagen grain merchant arrived in Kansas City to finalize deals for hard wheat from Kansas for Denmark. He outlines Denmark's shift from Hungarian hard wheat, the high price of 32 per sack, and plans to import substantial quantities from the United States via ships from Newport News New Orleans and Galveston. He expects corn imports to rise as Danish feed uses expand.
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Denmark
Kansas City
H. F.C. Schaeke
Copen
Coates
Ee City
Poke Hf
Schackeaula
Trukets
United States
Pilistury Milling Company
Mismageslis
Denmerk
St. Louis
Limport
Alloneapelis
Kansas
Newport News
New Orleans
Galveston
Not a Marriage Engaged Couple Seek Annulment
In Stenton New Jersey Chancellor McGinnis voids the marriage of Rachel Peele and George Fisher on grounds no valid ceremony occurred. The pair, once Michigan students, had tied a Toledo ceremony but remained single in intent. Fisher later traveled to Mexico and urged Peele to end the engagement.
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Stenton
McGinak
Rachel P. Pete
Jorney City
George F. Wisher
Pisher
Misa Piele
University of Michigan
Pevie
Toleto
Fisher
Mexico
Miss Peele
Toledo
Windsor Dead Number 33 Found in Windsor Fire Debris
New York reports the 33rd victim of the March 17 Windsor Hotel fire was found among debris on the Party Seventh Street side. Charred remains of a person were discovered, with unable to identify gender or age.
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New York
Death of Birket Foster the Water Color Painter
London reports the death of Birket Foster a noted water color painter and illustrator born February 4 1825. He joined the Water Color Society and was an honorary member of the Royal Academy of Berlin. Early in his career he illustrated many books but later abandoned illustrating to focus on painting.
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London
Birket Foster
Birket Poster
Yal
Royal Academy of Berlin
Real estate transfers listed in local notices
Real estate transfers include Wm Mitchner to Wm Olifeld four thousand dollars for parts of the northeast and northwest quarters dated 95 10 13. Strickratt to TL To Nehwm forty dollars. Babel Fought to Hales Witcbins two thousand with Maple Grove addition. A W Cameron to Hattle J Johnson four hundred twenty five dollars 7 Chandier street Klein's addition. HA Curdy to Lewis B Martin three eighty for parts of the northeast quarter. J Milvane to Samuel F Stumbaueh thirty five dollars west East northeast quarter 10 11. Nixon to Chas Aye one thousand four dollars part Hortmwent quarter 19 12 17. Accr Trust Co to C A Von Wolff two hundred. lots 685 block 10 Lincoln street MC & D's subdivision.
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Real Eatare
Wm M. Mitchner
Wm Olifeld
Northeast
Northwest
Chu
Strickratt
Nehwm
Redden Avenue
Euclid Park
Babel
Hales Witcbins
Maple Grove
A.W. Cameron
Hattle J. Johnson
Chandier Street
Klein
HA Curdy
Lewis B. Martin
J. Milvane
Samuel F. Stumbaueh
Nixon
Chas Aye
Accr. Trust Co
T C. A. von Wolff
Lincoln Street
MC & D's
FiveYearOld Pankey Dies of Gastritis At Home
Local notice reports F Pankey aged five, son of Mr and Mrs Pankey, 1405 West Sixth Street, died Monday night at 16 o'clock. Funeral services set for 2 pm Wednesday at First Baptist Church. Separate item notes county treasury examiners praising Treasurer Philips on quarterly audit. Another note: Mrs Susan Filbert seeks divorce from Charles W Filbert, alleging desertion since March 1697 after October 1697 marriage.
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Acne F. Pankey
Pankey
West Sixth Street
First Baptist Church
County Treasury
Philips
Susan Filbert
Charles W. Filbert
Elena Mont Onty via Santa Fe Route
Wing machines operate near Elena in Montana and Ontario on the Santa Fe route, with companies Babcock and Frost listed in association.
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Atl Babcock & Frost
Philippine War Dispatches From Inside the Island
An English born traveler recounts crossing the Philippines frontier in October. He reports Aguinaldo’s growing influence, native drilling amid rising arms shipments, and the likely outcome of pitched battles followed by guerilla warfare. He notes high native enthusiasm and strategic tax expenditures funding rifles and ammunition.
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An& Post
Setis
Aguinaldo
Piippines
Manila
Dagupan
Aguinalito
Malvba
One Big Battle and Guerrilla Warfare in Outlook
New York reports Lieutenant Gohn of the Fourteenth Infantry recalls World War I era Filipino resistance outside Manila. He predicts a long campaign, describes Filipino tactics, morale, and external support, and notes Aguinaldo’s leadership and the difficulty of moving artillery through swampy terrain.
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New York
Gohn
Fourteenth Infantry
Governors Island
Philippines
Manila
Aguiset
Aguinaldo
Artilery
Cuba
Asuinalito
Aguinagido
Yorktown Captures Mundara at Lingayen Gulf
Yorktown arrives at Manila with the Spanish steamer Mundara owned by Mandosa Co. after a chase in the Lingayen Gulf about 245 miles north. The captor fired on sighting and overhauled the vessel. Ads urge savings by sewing at home with affordable machines, toutting $15 prices.
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Mundara
Manila
United States
Yorktown
Mandosa Company
Lingayen
Dis
Germany Pleased With Frank and Cautious Attitude of America
Berlin reports no partisan action by the United States in Samoa. The German government pressed for unanimous three power consent under the Herlin treaty, while Washington said admiral actions require majority agreement in emergencies. The U S cable urged friendly policy and avoidance of misinterpretation toward German interests. Mataafa reports prompted assurances of non interference with sectarian worship.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Samoa
Andrew White
Mataafa
Mr. White
Freeze Out Louisville Conspiracy Claims Stir NL Fight
Philadelphia star John T. Rogers alleges a league schedule change to freeze Louisville was a conspiracy aimed at forcing support or buyouts of Cleveland Baltimore and possibly Washington clubs. He says Louisville has no redress and notes majorities to change the schedule require three fourths. Rogers backs Mr Dreyfus of Louisville and warns future league power may fade when the club contract ends.
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Philadelphia
John T. Rogers
Buil Ein
National League
Louisville
Louisvilles
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Col. Rogers
Louleville
Philadiphia Elit
Dreyfus
Loulevilles
Senator Hanna's Girl Chases Wildcats on Kane Preserve
In Thomasville Georgia a daylight hunt at Senator Tan Hanna's Kane preserves ends with Mice Fath Hanna and cousin Howard Hanna catching a large wildcat after a lengthy pursuit. The girl, described as accomplished on horse and dog work, brings the cat home before nine. The event is noted as a notable feat by veteran sportsmen.
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Thomasville
the Times
Tan
Manna
Howard Hanna
Mise Hartt
Sherman Returns After Illness Voyage to Hampton Roads
Newport News reports Captain John Sherman aboard the cruiser Chirgo has arrived at Hampton Roads and appears improved after illness. He landed at 1 PM and was seen by a crowd outside the Chamberlain hotel where his daughter has been staying. Sherman traveled with his secretary Dr. McGit and a nurse and received attentive care during the voyage.
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Newport News
Chirgo
John Sherman
Hampton Roads
Sherman
Statesman
Chamberlain Hotel
Bia Secetary
Dr. McGit
Secretary Coburn Laughs At Canadian Mix Up Letter
A state agriculture official opened a letter misaddressed to a Canadian name and found another Kansas letter addressed to Topeka. The mix up amused him before realizing the error.
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Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Canada
F. D. Cockburn
Parliament Buildingy
Topeka
Kansas
Lowest wheat average hits new low in service era
In Chicago March 28 the Orange Judd Parmer reports the general winter wheat average at 11 compared with 88 last year, the lowest since the service began. Separately, Rochester reports beef shipping from Chicago under stricter inspection, and Seattle notes hospital and barracks construction orders to aid troops with roofing and lumber.nyddio
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Chicago
Orange Judd
Rochester
N.Y
Fritzeche
Board of Health
Seattle
Car
W. PF. Robinson Jr
Manilm
A Topeka clerk’s odd crawl under a rail line joke
A young Topeka drug clerk drank heavily and told a friends tale of crawling beneath a long line of railroad cars on First and Harrison. He intended to cross but ended on Kansas avenue after following the track under the cars, knees worn and hands dirty, before finding his way home.
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Topeka
First
Harrison Streets
Kansas Avenue
Fire destroys Armour Curled Hair and Felt Works in Chicago
A March 28 blaze at the Armour Curled Hair and Felt Works on Place and Benson streets destroys the five story plant, injuring eleven workers and killing at least one. The building’s total loss is estimated at 400000 with insurance of 200000. Several workers remain missing, including six last seen inside the burning structure. Fire officials report rapid spread from ignited curled hair materials and note escape attempts amid dense smoke and flames.
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Armour
Chicago
Pire
Place
Benson Street
Jeremiah Steele
George Mosher
August Schomberg
Mamle £. Ryan
George Schwartz
Frina
Margaret Goenthy
BeNab
Paul Rosemier
Harry Lev Tell
Jeromié Stele
Steele
James Flannigan
William Glisop
Ella Helmwright
Thomas Mitchell
Dennis Sheehan
Waite
Pair Arrested in Restaurant and Billiard Hall Robberies
Police arrested Joe Fisher and F. McCambridge for robbing a Quincy street restaurant and Klingman’s billiard hall on East Sixth. They face charges for stealing a revolver a watch and a liquor supply. They attempted to flee with beer but abandoned it near the back yard due to a locked gate.
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Joe Fisher
F. McCambridge
Quincy Street
Klingman
Biliard Hall
East Sixth Street
Stot Marine
Siz
Gardens Everywhere and Pingree Gardens Initiative
The Industrial League uses vacant lots for poor families to garden as part of Pingree garden efforts aided by seed donations from Congressman Charles Curtis. A meeting is planned next Monday afternoon at the M C A parlors with ministers invited to join the work. Married at Light in Seattle a romantic ceremony linked Mrs Inma Knight and J D Dupree after a rapid acquaintance. A reported non serious knee wound to Frank A Aisirtere near Menton. details inconsistent. Butte, Mont, $8.85 via Santa Fe Route.
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Industrial League
Pingree Gardens
Charles Curtis
M.C
Light
Seattle
Wash
Mra
Inma Knight
Galveston
Tex
Redwood City
Cala
J. D. Dupree
Knight
San Francisco
Dod
Chicago Market Report Hints Bearish Wheat Trend
Snow and cooler conditions press wheat markets as receipts rise in Chicago and Duluth while firmer shipments offer slight support. Prices drift with May unchanged then ease. corn and hogs show mixed signals amid weather and demand, with traders awaiting clearer receipts outlooks and next moves in futures.
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Cbicago
Gectine Ag
Bane
Iba
Finneapulie
Duluth
Ones Corp Redith
Sapien
Ken York
United Tredom
Enntj
Srilinw
St Siea
Simon Aareh
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Clee
Pederal Steel Co
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Jersey
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Oncent
Hember Chienea Telephone
J. C. Goings
East Fifth Street
Tacoma
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