Topeka Exposition group debates fair grounds lease
A Topeka Exposition company meeting discussed reviving the fair grounds plan at the Commercial Club. Officials weighed rent terms, site improvements, and financing while aimed at securing government or private support and moving toward a vote at the next gathering.
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Olf
Topeka Expoulion Company
Frank Mower
Marge
Pope
Teen Pew
Hesity
Buwever
Sea Mort Mint
Exposition Association
Okmenittet
Sipewes
Carrie
Kansas Avenue
Lise Watt
Rmrk
Gubiog & Leon
What did he mean Berlin March 3
Berlin dispatch notes derisive chatter over Emperor William II amid press claims about his stance on March revolts. Reporters parse his intent and whether he supports suppression, while officials warn against radical upheaval and vow loyalty to the Hohenzollern dynasty.
Promoters oppose government terms for Canadian Railway tenders
Promoters of the Victoria, Vancouver and Eastern railway in Victoria reject government conditions for construction tenders. They insist on a four percent charge to government, first rights for the railway, contractor approval by the council, and native workers only when government approval is shown. They criticize alien labor limits and argue the plan would thwart necessary loans and be contrary to Dominion law.
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Victoria
B. C
Vanda F
Verioutyer
Eastern
Arosweareilitene
Councl
Vancouver
Victoria, Vancouver & Kaste Ptortatersay
Dominion
Canadian Pacific Raileay
Russians Refuse On Territorial Title Restatement
London reports a Continental message stating Russians refuse to remove forces from a contested area and that the status of title restoration remains unsettled. The note notes surreptitious moves and unclear reception by authorities, with no final resolution recorded.
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London
The
Daily Star
Tien ‘Tain
Yeterday
Pteruel
Abetiasaia -Pottvaly
Aattense Trussians
A Royal Bodyguard to Occupy Berlin Barracks
A dispatch from Berlin reports Emperor Willem’s speech at the opening of Kupfergraffet barracks. He warns the regiment would act to defend the city if Berlin rises against its ruler, and asserts the troops would remain in subordination to royal authority amid Bremen outrage tensions.
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Berlin
New York
Meradd
Willem
Kupfergraffet
Bremen
Royal
Dietz
Father Colton Selected as Newark Diocese Successor
A private letter reported that Father Colton of St Stephen's Church is chosen as successor to Bishop Wigger of Newark. He will mark his twenty-fifth year of priesthood with plans for a silver jubilee as Archbishop Corrigan prepares to announce the formal appointment.
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Wigger
Newark
New York
Charles H. Cotton
Thin City
Denti
Father Nitogia
St. Stephen's Church
City
Edward McGlynn
McGien
Father Colton Ai
Te Iesala
Corrigan
Father Colton
OUR SHOOTERS ABROAD Schedule of Dates and Composition
The American team will travel to Glasgow and Dublin for major shoots including the Grand American Handicap. Captain Marshall leads the group with several noted members listed, while preparations and extra contests are planned. An associated notice mentions Olof Ekberg, Merchant Tailor, relocating to TilW tick Street Security Building with new spring styles. Nobby Easter Suits offered by McManus & Co.
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Hongo
Thomas A
Bury Seide
Khoxville
Pase
Trea
Marshall Telng
Tegen
Conetent Om Tha Aroun
Ine
Aleenat
Glaegow
Jan Patel
Armani
Selasurer
Sistas
Marshall
Tureet Trate Tate
Labor Bulletin Out Shows Publishing Labor Negotiations
New York State Commissioner reports progress toward a contract between the American Newspaper Publishers Association and the International Typographical Union. The note highlights a peaceful arbitration goal for the printing industry, with labor figures showing New York unions at 1,697 groups totaling 242,434 members and a nationwide gain of 44. Interior towns gained 253 while New York City unions fell 4.2 percent. Idle labor days in December rose to 22 from 1899.
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New York
Pienny
Basch
State
Asencttion
Pub-Ishers Association
Ae Fork
Labor Ueduniats
Denver Given New Fire and Police Board Nominations
Governor Orj Maar sent nominations for Denver fire and police board members John T. Bottom and William Griffith, and for the public works board Robert W. Speer Oscar Reuter and John Hearts Frank Adame. William 1 Getsich is secretary of the silver Republican state central committee. John Ficarte is married to Evangeline Heartg, a House member.
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Colorado
Nemes
Denver
Jmaar
Senare
An Ee Adare
John T. Bottom
William Grifith
Public
Woks
Robert W. Speer
Oscar Reuter
John Hearts
Frank Adame
Alva Adame
William 1
Getsich
Silver Repul
John Ficarte
Mon Evangeline Heartg
Hous of Representatives
Oil Discovery Stirs Colorado Springs Gold-Like Excitement
A March dispatch reports oil struck near the Siting ranch south of Colorado Springs, depth 200 feet, sparking citywide excitement comparable to Cripple Creek. Ninety four location certificates filed to claim unpatented land in Founitio valley, with more likely in Pueblo.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Founitio
Merchant Tallerinette
Olaf Ekberg
West Seventh Street
Security Buildin
Brief Telegrams from Across the World March 29
A string of terse dispatches reports disciplinary action in St Petersburg, quarantine enforcement in Bremer Haven, bubonic plague alerts for arrivals from certain ports, a New Jersey fire that damaged the Guardian building, and various political military appoints and legal cases. Plus notes on post office book losses, a cancer operation on comedian Holand Reed, oil well activity in Beaumont, a four story fire in Dubuges, and other local anomalies. The items sketch a wide panorama of events from Europe, the Americas, and beyond with names, places, and dates.
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Bremer Haven
Aushan
New York
Paterson
Guardian
Holand Reed
Mr. Heed
St Luke's Hospital
Playful mischief turns grim as boy bound and drugged
A report from Pottville Pa recounts a two year old boy tied and gagged by five older youths who used ether from a bottle taken from the mother’s room. The episode, likened to a dime-novel plot, ends with the child spared from death as the attackers fled. In other items, San Francisco notes new steamers Ascension and Parsch and Beltimore routes hint at a new coast line service. President Sahnayn declines further details on the Newsresiters case. A separate ad touts Ely’s Celery Nerve tonic from Bros.
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Pottaville
Litte
Witle Gariduer
Bix
Erick
New Pacific Steamer Line
San Francisco
the Chronicle
Ascension
Parsch Clearet
Beltimere Tor
Ovence
Conwy
San Princincy
Haewallay
Oo Dew Peers
Tim
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Topeka Exsposition Co
Mean
Wil- Man
Alexander Greruatter
New Barracks Center- Cay
Roncerning
Phanuser
Berl
Natinond Zeitung
Pesto
Claine
Rehtiy
F. McManus & Co
Tif
Kansas
Kansas Avenua
Olof Ekberg
Til W Tik St
Security Huiiding
Jaa F McManus & Co
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Cid Rogers
Peet & Co
Fine Clothing
Paw Yiel Poleluined
Auerbach & Guettel
Kansas Ave
Qur
Tomor
Rogers, Peet & Cortmental
Rogers, Pest & Co
Stetson
Anual
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Es Sil
Stein, Bloch Co
Rochester
Chicugo
Sabia
Shmoes
Bessemer
Weare
Hanan
Netkwear
Garner
Laboim Bulletin Out
Fire and Police Board
OIL
St Petersburg
Prince Viasemski
Comet of the Empire
Xene Hague
Marcos
Kool
Elanson
Whellington
Bmudilen
United States
Santiago de Chill
Buffaln
Beaumont
Tex
Dubuges
George Righanison & Co
H Tt Rickartson & Co
Cincinna
James K Hackett
Hoes
Chicago
R_ H
Southgate
Muinser
Constela Howl Ors Ahich
Avia Testikat Reted and Auditorum
Te: Greatee Hotel
Uheo Property
Panes City
Afo
William Carcrat
S. Oeity
Edwards Sloanewhole
Fale Jewelers
Deardruffs
Luppa
James Stevens
Julia
Pittsburg
Jamies ~Williama
Grand Lake Dog Company
Bankrptcy
United States District Court
Omaha
I. A. Garner
American Express Company
Nebraska and Jews
St. Joseph
Lovelock
James Callahan
District Court
Evermaz
Gorty
Shoe Department
SRR
Kunus Aventir
Union Pacific
Nebraska
Telnet
Lisa Esuipts
Es Calforsa
Cresus
Mastssa
Tavioe Ety
Rikate
Thu
Kitab
B.A. Lewis
Bayers Avenue
J.C Fulton
Agost
Maude
Doer
Goodrich
Kansas City
Tupeka
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