Easter trade outlook noted amid retail shifts and spring demand
Market survey reports Easter trade good with spring weather boosting activity in building and iron industries. Clothing and farm goods show steadier demand while heavy shipments rise in iron and steel. lumber trades stay active though prices firm. News notes occasional declines in futures and cautious shifts across sectors. overall production remains brisk.
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Highhor
Ousteales Plate
Malta
Inter
Usi
Wis
Odarly
Tien
Milim
Anniversary of Spiritualism Program at Security Hall
The Occult Science club marks the forty fourth anniversary of modern spiritualism with a program at Security Hall tomorrow afternoon. Activities include songs, a lecture on Modern Spiritualism, vocal solos, a psychometric demonstration, and a planting shade trees drive as part of city beautification efforts in Stafford.
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Occult Science Club
Security, Hall
Five Bennings Runners Triumph at Washington Racing Meet
At Washington on March 29 rain did not stop the Bennings team from racing. Favorites Elizabeth Moon Blue Delft Justice Charley Moore and Al Santa won events while Jockey T Burne rode three winners.
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Bennings
Fvorites
Rnn
Elizabeth Moon
Blue Delft
Justice
Charley Moore
al Satnta
T Burne
Little Rock Tattle Rocks Ark
Clinton Park
Lyne
Lady Corton
Gogs- Mell
Lady
Resting Boxer Sullivan Faces Two Fights in Waterbury Card
Dave Sullivan, sidelined since his clash with Terry McGovern in Louisville, returns in splendor. He is scheduled for two bouts in Waterbury, facing Austin Hise and Callahan in late March, with plans for further opportunities in San Francisco pending.
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New York
Dave Sullivan
Austin Hise
Rowley
Waterbury
Cann
Om Spee
Sullivan
Rime ‘Callahan
Martin Juliana Benn
Philadelphia
Rer
Battle Maes
Terry McGovern
Kataipema
Tommy Brie
San Francisco
Gilbert IV Fine Form at Blue River Shoot Off
Fred Gilbert of Spirit Lake won the Sportsman's Review cup in a fly shoot off at Blue River Shooting Park in Kansas City, defeating Jim Elliott of Kansas City and W. Ht Crosby in an exciting contest. Later, Elliott and Crosby were slated for a 100 third race for the Cast Iron medal. The Kansas City notes also mention the Splan horse sale, Roy M. selling for export to Walter Winans of Brighton, and prices for May Allen and Henry L. at the Coliseum auction.
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Ellicott
Crosby
Kansas City
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Blue River Shooting Park
Jim Elliott
W. Ht
Blue River Park
W. FR. Crosby
Elliot
Isle of Speedy
Chicago
the Tribune
Coliseum
Roy M
Mart Demarest
C. W. Whitelay
Muncie
Tod
George H. Keteham
Walter Winms
Brighton
England
May Allen
CW. Marks
Joe Patchen
W. M. M. Ellison
May ‘Allen
Henry L
George Castle
Olympic Theater
Dickey Wins Two Year Old Race at Oakland Meet
At Oakland California on March 29 W J Dickey won the 2 year old race after long-shot betting. Dickey led from the start and edged clear by a neck as the favorite Houston faltered. Captain Gaines upset the programs in the last race at 10 to 1, while Cougar trailed. Harton with Artilia also fell to strong handling.
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Lexington
John Crawning
Milton Young
Metra
Luke Blackburn
Oakland
San Prancisco
J. Dickey
Houston
Dickey
Captain Gaines
Cougar
Harton
Ransch
Artilia
Heresy Trial Update at Arkansas City Stirs Secrecy
Arkansas City March 23 The Lowther heresy trial continues with intense secrecy as the defense and prosecution clash over evidence. A key moment sees Dr Louther offered as a witness, while officials discuss if he should speak to the committee. A midnight proposition to halt his remarks failed as Louther vowed to remain true.
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Witneases
Davis
McPherson
Woods
Souther
Frederick
Mr. Davis
Hls
Wood
Dr. Louther
Sully
Louther
Wichita
Kas
Lowther
Tims
Leavenworth Strike Ends with Railway Victory
Leavenworth Kansas March 28 street car strike settled officials of the electric railway claim a signal victory. Striking employers placed on the extra list except Roy Euston and Cookson originators after conferences. Nonstriking replacements came from Kansas City as unions boycotted the line and mobs damaged property. Company officials were arrested and charges included running cars without vestibules and union discrimination fines.
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Kas
Electric Railway
Roy Euston
Cookson
Kansas City
Wolcott
H. de Coursey
Joint Raid at Winfield Kans Seizes Liquor and Cigars
On March 20 in Winfield Kansas city marshal and city attorney raided Frank Thorp's place and seized fifteen barrels of empties plus several bottles of beer. The proprietor his assistant and a man named Fans the cigar store were arrested and jailed, all released later on $1,000 bonds each pending trial. Officers seized all fixtures and tobacco products and moved them to city building.
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Inade
Frank Thorp
Orotor
Easter Bonnet Schemes Stir Millville Fashion Fever
Charity Ann plans a striking Easter bonnet to outshine her neighbor Ruth Hamlin and the Bentlys, while Ruth schemes to win Aunt Prudence’s purse. The town buzzes as stagecoach arrivals and millinery whispers fuel rivalrous ambitions among St Catherine's choristers and village belles.
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Thie Bur
Bently
Eaater
Charity Anh
Millville
St. Catherine
Cirl
Bentlys
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Prudence
St. Catherine's
Ruth
Mrs. Hamlin
Amon Bently
Amos
Orlando Hines
Mare Orlando
Sally Chat
Ross
Chaggy Ann
Buster
Charity Ang
Jae Bently
Peruna touted by Prof Powell in national catarrh cure
Washington professor W R Powell praises Peruna as the only internal systemic catarrh remedy. Letters from users in Kentucky and elsewhere claim relief from catarrh and grippe, with testimonials highlighting improved hearing and overall health. The ad urges readers to request more information from Dr Hartman at Columbus Sanitarium.
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Tors
Powell
United States
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Ohio
Peru
Bach
Peraim Ank
A. T. Wood
Sterling
Rlief
Lottie
Pertona
Leke
W. B. Powell
Orlandos Flustered Serenade at Easter Service
A bass singer hustles to deliver a love note during a church service. He forgets his lines as the Easter bonneted crowd watches. The scene shifts to romantic mishaps with Ruth Hamlin and the soprano, as the performance resolves with humorous mischief and a kiss.
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Orlando Hines Brean
Furth
Comparon
Mise Harlin
Orlando Hines
Rene Tein
Ruth Hamiin
Orlando
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