Muffled and Veiled Sherman Carried Ashore at Hampton
Report from Weepert News Virginia March 1786 describes John Sherman arriving aboard the Chicago after a voyage from Sintigeo. He is conveyed on a litter to a hotel under military escort, with physicians nurses and relatives aboard. Observers note his pallor and frail health while staff issue brief instructions for transport.
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Arade
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Joel Meek
Reducing Expenses Beginnings at Lower Operating Cost
New York March 29 The February statement of finances and expenses of the Chicago Topeka and Santa Fe shows a push to cut operating costs to a reasonable level. The proportion of operating expenses for the month was 60 percent versus 75.40 percent last February, improving the eight month outlook against last year.
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Banta Fe
New York
Ft Carniney
Topeka
Santa Pe Felina
Pitts Trial Continues In Garden City Murder Case
After four days the jury has not yet reached a verdict in the Pitts murder trial in Garden City Kansas. Pitts faces charges in the death of Louis Nabors while a prior trial saw him acquitted of another murder. Prosecution and defense contention heightens as jurors face intense scrutiny over past rulings and current proceedings.
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A. P. Pitts
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George H. Niers
Brighton Abandons Kairos After Two Days at Sea
A steamship Brighton from Rotterdam bound for Baltimore reportedly towed the steamer Kairos last Friday and Saturday before the Brighton was forced to abandon the other vessel. Snow reported in Ohio with winter conditions affecting shipping.
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Baltimore
Brinton
Weather Indications for Kansas March Outlook
Weather indications suggest a March pattern with unsettled conditions across Kansas. Forecasts note potential precipitation and variable temperatures into the weekend, with brief spells of sunshine amid tracking fronts and shifting air masses.
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Kansas
Topeka Contemplates Annexing The Strip Neighborhood
The Strip area between Western avenue and Rockanan street north of Third street could join Topeka. Major Anderson and T F Doran push annexation, arguing residents are prosperous and taxes rise only modestly. They say high school costs and street upgrades would be balanced by improved city services and civic gain.
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West Side Opposes Paving as Alleys Win Support
Residents on the west side resist paving while petitions circulate to pave two alleys. One would pave Sibley between Lincoln and Lane and Hunton between Thirteenth, the other Western avenue to Fillmore and Twelfth to Hunton Waser. Projector Benedict pushes for Clay to Buchannan block paving with neighbor support still growing.
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Deaths in Cuba in 1898 naval disaster victims named
List of sailors and officers with homes, units, and status from the U S Navy Department records. Names include Adjutant, Mealy, Zin, Swaden, Privath Hichard Porte, and others aboard vessels at Havana and nearby in Cuba. Casualties noted with incidents at sea and during mooring, plus hospital and fever cases.
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Swaden
Hichard Porte
Pourty
Teu
Ith
Loty
Santa Clare
Frank Emrran
Sixth Cinin
San Tago
Langford
Remains of Bishop Duggan at Cathedral Services in Chicago
Thousands view the coffin of Bishop Duggan at the Cathedral in Chicago as mourners fill the sanctuary. The service included the clergyman Joe James and others, with many attending Calvary Cemetery for the burial. In Atlanta, Governor Canders strides toward a two week reprieve for Cassius Law, awaiting the Pardon Board to judge merits of the murder case.
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Atlanta
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Leland Takes the Stand in Falloon Stuart Case
Kansas Senate testimony centers on Leland and Grinstead as Leland denies ownership of Stuart and any $125,000 slush fund. He details discussions on county printing favors, campaign actions, and payments, insisting no improper guarantees or funds were directed by him or the state committee.
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Doniphan County
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Morrill
Republican National Committee
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Charles Dick
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West
Blackmail Allegations Tangle in Senate Contest Case
William Stuart denies funding exchanges with Pool Grinstead and other leaders as James Falloon alleges campaign finance pressure. Witnesses detail checks, loans, and contributions from party members while Grinstead admits prior pledge to support Falloon but rejects blackmail claims.
Man accused of taking money from both sides in race
A fragment notes a man described as dishonest blackmailer for taking money from competing sides in a political contest. The text then mentions the senate taking a recess.
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Senate
New Red Cross Reorganization Aims for Expanded Scope
The Herald reports plans to reorganize the National Red Cross with a Washington headquarters and a new building. Committees led by George G Boldt John J Edson and Edwin Hay propose regional departments under a chief for each area and a national executive committee of sixteen, with pay only to the Washington chief and necessary clerical staff.
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Washington
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Red Cross
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Philippine Amnesty Proclamation Aimed After Aguinaldo Defeat
Washington dispatch reports the Philippine commission plans an amnesty proclamation for natives who lay down arms after a decisive victory over Aguinaldo. The measure, likely issued by General Otis and Admiral Dewey, seeks to reassure natives and encourage surrender once insurgent forces are subdued.
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Council Deadlock Over State Paper Choice
The executive council failed to decide on an official state paper at a morning session in the secretary of state’s office. All members attended and ballots were taken at noon. Votes split between Mail and Breeze and The Capital, with Goilard, Attorney General, and Auditor Cole backing Mail and Breeze.
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Frank Algood gang details emerge in Kansas case
A Wichita dispatch reports Willis and Herbert Simpson and Mr and Mrs Matthes arrested as members of the Frank Algood gang. They face a preliminary hearing after connections to murder and theft. Algood, jailed at Inta, may be tried for murder. a warrant also files counterfeiting charges. Matthes denies crimes. the couple jokes about graves on their ranch.
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Wtar
Wichita
Kan
Willis
Herbert Simpson
Chimay Peninsula Residence Plans After Nuptials in Cairo
Princess Chimay to reside in a villa on the Alexandria outskirts with Rigo after their upcoming marriage. The couple is preparing for a permanent home in Exynt, marking a notable royal‑status relocation.
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Steamer Norseman Goes Ashore Off Marblehead
The Warren Line steamer Norseman from Liverpool to Boston went ashore near Tom Moore's rock Marblehead Neck at 2 40 this morning. Captain Rees commanded the ship. Captain Charles and the life saving crew rescued twenty one crewmen before daylight, with the rest being taken off as quickly as possible. The Norseman carried about 15 crew members and no passengers.
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Boston
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Regents Meet Today At State College In Special Session
Republicans alarmed by proceedings at the State Agricultural College in Manhattan as regents convene in a special session to consider re electing Thomas Be Wil and other Populist teachers for another term. Governor Stanley, indignant, plans to communicate with the regents criticizing the move if the action is taken two weeks before the regular meeting. The Populist majority on the board is accused of unwarranted haste.
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Charged With Bigamy in Local Court Case
S C Younkin was handed to state authorities on a warrant for bigamy sworn by Mrs. Virgie Davis. He faces a city court preliminary hearing before Judge McCabe. County Attorney Jetmare notes a marriage deemed lawful if one party believes it valid, with penalties up to five years, or six months minimum jail and up to a thousand dollar fine. Police sought Reverend George Ryan without success. Also reports a hotel fire in Interlaken, Switzerland, burning the upper Beurnyags building.
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Market Report From Associated Press Snapshot
Market report shows wheat firmness on western weather and strong demand in the east, corn steady on better cash inquiries, hog and pork futures mixed with May contracts higher. Cash wheat and corn receipts noted, livestock prices varied with hogs, cattle, and lambs showing mixed activity and steady to firm trends.
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Kansas City Livestock Market Represent Sales Focus
Kansas City Livestock Market reports wholesale activity with Texas steers and native cows in representative sales. Market notes wheat and sugar futures in New York sessions, with price movements and demand signals across grains and dairy.
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