Untitled item mentions Garfield, civil service role, and death note
Garfield in Washington March 24 reports no decision yet on accepting a civil service command role offered to him. In Warsaw Indiana March 4 Mrs Mary Buvely, near a farm, caused by epilepsy, fell into boiling sugar water resulting in scalding death. Arthur Duffy of Georgetown University to race in England in New York March 95.
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Garfield
Washington
James
Garfeld Han
Civil Service
Iim
Macresd
A. Rodenburg
Geraeid
Warsaw
Ind
Mary Buvely
Miniles
Here
Sympathetic Strike Hits Fitchburg Mills and Boll Mills
The entire furcent weavers in Fitchburg Worsted mills and Boll mills of the American Woolen Mill company walked out today in sympathy with Rhode Island workers. The strike targets the two-loom system and reflects labor in the textile industry during March.
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Puchours
Masa
Fitchburg
Boll
American Woolen Mill Company
Rhode
Weather forecast for Cowley County (local city edition)
Weather observer from the city notes daily forecast for Cowley County rural citizens. Wet conditions expected with a chance of rain as the day progresses. Forecast includes light winds and continued unsettled weather through the afternoon.
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Wenather Oberver Light
Cowley
Sharp Detective Reports Home Burglary Case
Thawaths Kansas March 2 deputy sheriff Tom Smith was sent from Hiawatha to Horton. He arrived to learn two stores had been broken into and valuables stolen. He notified the marshal at Everest describing the scene and suspects, with authorities tracing the men and goods.
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Thawaths
Kan
Thoman Bmith
Shertif
Hiawatha
Horton
Smith
Everest
Clyde Wakes To Political Stir At Rail Junction
At Clyde Kansas a late night gathering of four state officers and ten candidates, including four for governor and other officials, filled the Rock Island depot. A special train carried attendees to Concordia after the banquet, with several politicians riding outside the last car and disputes over fares. Governor Stanley and others slept fitfully on benches and sacks as they waited for the Rock Island flyer, while conversations between Osborn, Bailey, and other contenders unfolded about political strategy and ticket order.
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Heck
Union Pacific Railways
Cylde
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Ciydy
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Clyde Me
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Teve
Ant
Missouri Pacific
W. J. Bailey
P. le van
Gearift
Rock Toland Gepot
Stantexy
A.J. Bayete
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Waaine
Mathlutes Wits
Nelson
Cov
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George Cole
Steve Osborn
Cole
Steve
Wichita
Osborn
Eve
Ellows
Jim Troutman
Judge West
State Journal
Concordix
Frank Grimex
Dave Hanne
Gaid Bailey
Stanley
Enria
Geo
Batley
Osborseae
George Martin
Opce
Wyandotte County
Charney
Nida
Wyandotte
Kansas City
Stankey
Findlay
Wimew Federal
Pruink Grimes
Grimes
Fred Vandesriis
Dayhoff
Ivan
Ting Gp
Gov
Fencing Tourney Tonight at New York Athletic Club
The annual intercollegiate fencing championship will be held tonight and tomorrow at the New York Athletic Club. Preliminaries occur tonight and tomorrow afternoon, with finals Saturday night. Teams from Columbia Harvard Yale West Point and Annapolis entered. Advertisement for Buy alfala nay and Updegrat's rain maxture from a feed store listed.
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New York
Nese York Athletic Club
Columbia
Harvard
Yale
Updegrat
N. Kas
Ave
Lost His Job Charged With Marrying a Negro Woman
Locomotive fireman Henry O'Brien denies marrying a colored woman after two prior white wives died. He claims misidentity, says he was warned off Topeka shops, and intends suit against the Brotherhood. The marriage occurred in Topeka with A. I Stoner officiating, amid conflicting stories on identities and origins.
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Santa Fe
Henry O'Brien
O'Brien
Adame Street
Topeka
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Lawrence
Maria Northington
Mick
Thie
Driected
Eld
O'Birien
Arisitus
A. KR. VU
Stoner
Paylor Street
Baptist
Boarh
Homen
O'frien
Henry
Teetory
Louly O'frien
Adams Street
Louis P. O'Brien
Pireman O'Brien
Northington
Gsexe
Tenneset
Joly Northington
Wie Banns Fe
Union Pacific
Silver Lake
Twentieth Kansas
Seventh Cavalry
Wounded Knee
S28
Clay Street
Tell Tale Marks Shock Topeka City
A Topeka mystery of chalk marks on houses was solved when a letter signed by An Indignant Property Owner explained two boys distributed free breakfast samples and marked each home. The note accused papers of complicity and urged arrest of the boys and their backers. The owner called the incident audacious vandalism and warned against future advertising fakirs. The State Journal office received the letter.
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Topeka
State Journal
A. IT. P.O. Mayne
T P
Buessine
Secret Kansas City nuptials and tangled engagements
Miss Brent Elopes with Harry Hamner in a secret Kansas City ceremony. Brent’s planned Milwaukee engagement to G. G. Beott was called off as she wed Hamner. A proposed double wedding with Miss Martha Brent and Ernest Moore was also not realized. Shaw to investigate statements attributed to Treasury official Taylor on Chinese exclusion. President awaits Secretary Shaw’s return before action.
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Milas Mary Brent
Kansas City
Harry C. Hamner
Kanass City
Miss Brent
G. G. Beott
Milwaukee
Mian
Brent
Tepekst
Mie. c. . Poster
Harrivon Street
Mies" Brent
Linwood Boulevard
Martha Brent
Ernest Moore
Mr. Scott
Mary Brent
Shaw
Washington
Knights Settle Suit Against Grand Lodge in Ottawa District Court
In Ottawa Kansas on March 28 a settlement was reached by agreement in a suit brought by W. L. Faulkner against the Grand Lodge of the Select Knights. The defendant agreed to pay costs and Faulkner’s claim for 3000. The case arose from a cart incident five years earlier in North Ottawa where Faulkner, injured, sued the order claiming insurance. Judge Riggs ruled on demurrer and a new trial was sought by the Supreme Court. Senator G. H. Lamb and Ed H. Wheeler were present as grand lodge officers who arranged the settlement.
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Select Knights
Ottawa
Kas
Grand Lodge
The
W. L. Faulkner
Faulkner
North Ottanwa
Riggs
Supreme Court
G. H. Lamb
Yates Center
Ed H. Wheeler
Kanunas
Philippine currency issue in silver standard debate
Washington reports the Republican senate Philippine committee discussed the currency provision of the government bill. The subcommittee favored keeping the present silver standard in the Philippines and plans a substitute replacing the Mexican dollar with a 416 grain silver dollar at 900 fine, limited to island needs, to be purchased by the government. Senator Allison chairs the subcommittee drafting the substitute.
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Washington
Senate
Philippine Committee
Phiippine Islands
Philippines
Allison
Fee System To Go Asce committee Backs Adams Bill
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs votes to report Rep Adams Pa bill reorganizing the U S consular service onto civil service basis within two years. A president appointed committee of two Renuitora three representatives and one State Department official aids the plan. Consular officers would be paid salaries, fees abolished, examiners board created, and an eligible list used for appointments.
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Washington
Asce Co
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Adams
United States Consular Service
Civil Service Foundation
State Department
Conscilar Service
Dr Gray seeks $35 from Aubrey after con? lawsuit
Chicago reports Dr Robert Gray plans to sue J Matt Aubrey ex son in law of Chief Justice Fuller for $35 after Aubrey allegedly swindled him while Aubrey faced forgery charges. Gray vows to press grand jury if not reimbursed and aims to rebuild his Garden City practice.
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Fuller
Chicago
Robert Gray
Garden City
Kaw
J. Matt Aubrey
Dlazens Aubrey
Aubrey
Gray
Au~brey
Dr. Gray
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Blackville Strutters Edge Sons in Tennessee Town Mayhem
The Blackville Strutters lost 32 to 16 to the Sons of Ham on Thursday at the black diamond in Tennesseetown. Al Alexander hit a homer for Blackville. A rematch is set for next Thursday to decide the championship.
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Blackville Strutters
Black Diamond
Tennesseetown
Sons of Ham
al Alexander
Drove the Hoboes Out
Winteld March 28 police fight hoboes driving fifty from the city. Hoboes were started north in a tunnel three miles out they rebelled throwing stones at officers. Police opened fire dispersed the gang with no casualties as the city rids itself of this troublesome element.
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Winteld
Kas
Winfeld
Urls
Chaffee Secures War Land Contract for Manila Post
Washington reports General Chaffee has secured a land and barracks contract for a new military post near Manila under a recent Congressional act. The deal covers land requirements and construction of fortifications and facilities as part of imperial defense planning. In related news, New South Wales estimates wheat crop at 1,290,000 acres yielding about 14,075,000 bushels.
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Chaffee
Washington
Secretary For War
Gen. Chaffer
Manila
Congress
New South Wales
Sydney
N.S. W
Gazette-Herald Sold by Colorado Parties
St Joseph March 2 The Gazette-Herald andSt Joseph newspaper are sold to Colorado Springs interests. Kauffman, longtime dry goods merchant in Colorado Spring, becomes proprietor. Paper name to change to Gazette. New owners plan a larger plant and expect to move mechanical work from the Daily News plant. Democratic politics expected.
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St Joseph
Gasnette-Herald
Be. Joseph
Colorado Springs
Gariers
Caterado Springs
Me Kauffman
Colorado Spring
St. Joseph
Daily News
Market Report From an Unruly Trading Day in 2109
A chaotic market page reports futures, stocks, livestock and grain notes with scattered prices and commentary. Traders discuss wheat, hogs, calves, and currency, noting demand in New York and Topeka, and predicting tighter supplies and shifting prices amid mixed receipts and future prospects.
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Chicago
Marko Oh
Marust Sendy
Pelos
Pune
Truatin
Roxas
Ron
Este
Eritin
Kerkae Cite
Lews
New York
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Wash
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Minnesotas & St. Louis
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Charles Hawtrey
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Lewis
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Maren
Martin
L. W. ‘I. Waller
Marine Corps
Samar Island
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Waller
Lieut. Williams
Bethlehem
Thomas Iron Company
Hellertown
Lsborers
Turkey
Constantinople
Macedonia
Loduon
Cecil Rhodes
Laird Rosebery
Earl Grey
Alfred Bett
British South Africa Company
Mr. Mitchell
Boon. Hawksley
South Africa Company
Dr. Jameson
Mr. Rhodes
St. Loui. Mo
Emil A. Musenburg
House of Delegates
Douglas
Cubs
Ludington Ina
New York City
United States
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Wood
Cuba
Havana
Santiago
Giants
Toronto
Ont
Nace Ed Barrow
New York Baseball Club
Gazette-Herald
Colorado
St Joe
Today's Market Report
Utena
Tiverpool
Kansas City Livestock
Wall Street
Sterling Exchange
Kemper Grain Company
Howrey
Mure
Alpalta
A. G. Goodwin
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