Nine New Doctors Turned Out By Medical College
Commencement exercises at the Kansas Medical College will be held in the Bish school building tomorrow evening at 8 o clock. Graduates include Patteram Wet by Sarah Alive Vaniman Frank Hayden Martin Havant Franchsel Albert W. Vaniman Joist Louis Moutread Henry Hunt Pho Tania Banca Vanderpeet. Rev S Alipreos and Dr Z R Minney preside. JG Wis ed as opening speaker. Dr WE McVey will respond and J A McClinsovk will confer degrees. Various instructors and exercises complete the program.
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Kansas Medical
Bish
Mito Nwndicon
Riy, Patteram
Sarah Alive Vaniman
Frank Hayden Martin
Havant ‘Franchsel
WE McVey
der. J. & McClinsovk
Mad at Judge Foster and Union Resolutions
Kansas City Kansas march 20 anchor Federal Labor Union adopts resolutions denying Judge Poster the right to sell an injunction against the Oxley Stave company. They denounce the restraining order as dangerous and claim the union’s right to boycott the Oxley company, ready to act if urged by the Copper Bro? group.
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Federal Labor Union
Kansas City
Kan
Anchor
Federal Labor Her
United States District 1T
Oxley Stave Company
Ingalls Failed Them in Northern Wisconsin Lecture
Ashland and Washburn crowds expected ex Senator John Inga to lecture at Basreneurs Opera House but weather and travel issues prevented his appearance. Citizens had chartered a special train for Washburn, leaving a large eager audience disappointed by the failure to appear.
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Wisconsin
Ashlant Wis
Ashland
Washburn
John Inga
Basreneurs
Opera House
Times Suit Against Central News Opens in High Court
London March 32 The Times sues Central News in the queen’s bench division alleging that dispatches on the Japanese war supplied by Central News were often fabricated or altered and that publishing them damaged The Times reputation. Sir Edward Lockwood and Sir Edward Carne lead for The Times and Central News respectively.
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London
The
Times
Central News Company
United States
Queen's Inch
High Court of Justice
Edward Lockwood
4. C
Sovernment
Jed
Edward Carwen
Q. C
Ted
Central News
Susie McCabe Dies Aboard Pullman Car Heath Died En Route
Mrs Susie McCabe a school teacher from Sillwanker Wisconsin died after months away for health. The body will be taken to Milwaukee via a Pullman car with Dr J B Hussell of Great Bend Indiana assisting. The escort and arrangements for the journey were made today.
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Susie McCabe
Sillwanker
Ben
Mise M. McCabe
J. B. Huss
Great Bend
Ind
Twiebaker
Extradition Talks Reported Between United States and Brazil
Rio Janeiro dispatch says United States Minister Thompson is negotiating an extradition treaty with Brazil. The Marlboroughs in London report the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough have arrived for a extended visit.
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Brazil
New York
the Heralds
Rio Janeiro
United States
Ter Thompson
Marlborough's
London
Duke
Marlorough
NO SPECIAL TRAIN TO DISTRIBUTE PAPERS AT GOVERNMENT EXPENSE
State Journal correspondent reports March 30 that the senator committee on appropriations tests the plan for a fast mail from Kansas City to Newton. The measure is disposed of by the senate.
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Kansas City
State Journal
Wasuisatoy
Senater Committee On Appropriations
Newton
Senate
Dance That Was Spoiled Brings Court Action
The inside history of a country dance is told in Justice Parry s court. About March 7 at Frank J Mather s residence six miles southwest of town, three young men John Jennings Homer Smith and Win Curran appeared drunk and disturbed the dancers using language and shaking hands with the orchestra. A fight followed when the proprietor ordered them out. the trial consumed most of the day as witnesses faced difficulties staying within evidence.
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Danoe
Curran
Nanor
Woman of Ottawa County Leads Populist Movement
In 1890 Lucinds Tucker of Ottawa and Clay counties organized a Kansas wide women’s group. Her husband David T. Tucker, a farmer, faced drunken misfortunes after a banked seventy eight dollars. She reportedly bound him to a post to force introspection before he walked home in fear. Mrs. Tucker also sparked the song Good bye Old Party to rally Populist support and farmers.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Lucinds Tucker
David T. Tucker
Tucker
Ottawa
Clay
Kansas
John J. Treats
United States
William A. Perfir
Wehalf
Farmers’ Alliance
Miss Willard's Den Relics Moved From Trest Cottage
In Evanston at Trest Cottage Miss Frances E Willard’s famed den housed photographs and mementos from statesmen and luminaries. After the Kimball family moved out the room was cleared and a billiard table moved in, altering the room’s use and atmosphere.
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Chicago
Evanston
Frances E. Willard
A. Kimball
Miss Willard
Kimball
Real Estate Transfers Involving Knowles And Clark
Charles O Knowles and wife transfer to Julia M Clark for 140 dollars at 14 Kutess avenue north side. George M Donnell and wife of Pasadena CA transfer to Charles O Knowles for 85 dollars at 1 1/2 inches off the north side of jet number Kansas avenue.
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Charles O. Knowles
Julia M. Clark
Kutess Avenue
George M. Donnell
Pasadena
California
Kansas Avenue
Portland captain shot in Tampico murder inquiry
Norman, a shipmaster from Portland Maine and member of the New York Pilot Association, was shot and killed in Tampico by Harry Costen an American boarding house keeper. The cause remains unknown.
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Tampico
Mex
Norman
Portland
Maine
Harry Costen
New York
Topeka Society Notes Praises Misa Nellis Concert
In Topeka society pages a grand opera house evening celebrates Misa Colaste Nellis, praised for Chopin and Godard performances at the Philharmonic Society event. Sherwood, master and pupil duets, Lotus quartet, and baritone Vincent Graham shine. reception and dresses noted. attendees include J Crawford and others.
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Lestianuial
Misa Colaste Nellis
Philharmonic Society
Topeka
Pupli
Chicago Conservatory
Mise Nellis
Chopin
Misa Nellis
Godard
Sherwood
Forge Ued
Gottachalle
Miss Nails
Mr. Sherwood
Lotus Quartette
Hinckley
Overhull
Sahel Crawford
Topeke Itl
Palharmone Society
Mias Nellis
Sterwood
Calora
Nellie
Thrs
Nellis
Indies
W. E. Swift
Bicycles Tore Up In Oakland Ambush
Dewitt Carr and Pyles owners rode into Oakland on Thursday night to retrieve their bikes. Their wheels were torn apart as they were taunted then attacked with eggs from a nearby ambush. The youths fled to the car line but faced a volley of eggs. Their parents have had their arrests. suspects named are Jake Hoffmatter Al Brown Arthur Green and William Jones. Two will appear next Wednesday and two more Thursday before Justice.
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Dewitt Carr
Ona Water Pyles
Oakland
Boss
Mos
Jake Hoffmatter
al Brown
Arthur Green
William Jones
Justice Ny
Morgan Goes Abroad Seeks European Placement of Securities
Pierpont Morgan plans a three month European sojourn to place tens of millions in American stocks and bonds with Morgan partners in London and Paris. He aims to place about 100 million before June, boosting exchange and eliminating the need to forward gold via sterling drafts.
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Europ
New York
Pierpont Morgan
Europe
London
Great Britain
Morgan
America
J. 3. Morgan A Co
Storean, Harjes & Co
Paris
Mc Hensworth
United States
Former Washburn Star Sullivan Joins Keene Company
Harry Sullivan of White Cloud Doniphan County, a Washburn College standout in ’81 and ’86 football and a hard-hitting baseball backstop, comes to Kansas City with Thomas Keene’s troupe. Known as Sully, he now performs as John E. Mitton and plays Catesby in Richard II after training in New York.
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Thomas Keene
Harry Sullivan
White Cloud
Doniphan County
Washhburn
Washburn
Sullivan
Kansas City
Ed Leland
Sully
John E. Mitton
Kowteans
New York Dramatic School
Ken
Keene
Catesby
Richard Jtp
Brakenbury
Guard of the Tower
Oxford
Tristan L'Ermite
Tours
Marcellus
Tillman's Presidential Aim Draws Civil War Echoes
Washington report notes Senator Tillman intends to bolt the Chicago convention over the free silver plank. He argues Democratic splits mirror 1860 Charleston within the party and warns that money versus people will decide, risking a three way split and a weakened Democratic banner.
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South Carolina
Washington
Tilaika
Hin
Chicago
Tillman
Charleston
Hartin
Kentucky
Blackburn
Democratic
Worst seal fishery season hits Newfoundlanders hard
The sealing steamer New Poundland arrived with a catch of about 30,000 seals. Labrador men logged 16,000, Walrus 13,000, Leopard 1,000, and Kite 10,000 seals, while ships like Neptune and Aurora had none. The fleet faces its worst opening in years as New Foundland sails at two thirds full and must port for leaks.
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New Poundland
Labrador
Vanguard
Greenland
Panther
Neptune
Aurora
Flantmaux
Terra Nova
Diana
Ranger
Windsor
Saloons in Brooklyn Shut Under Raines Law
The Raines law took effect in Brooklyn on Sunday with police and district attorney orders to enforce the act. Saloon doors and panels were closed to bars, lines drawn, and even obscured views opened. restaurants and clubs remained dry as well.
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Brooklyn
New York
Gin Hollow Mining Company Charter Filed in Galena
The charter of the Gin Hollow Mining Company of Galena has been filed with the secretary of state. It shows capital stock of 3100,000. Also chartered is the Bethel Baptist Church of Brown County. The Bermuda Heard From from Puerto Costa, Honduras, March 30 reports Galveston arrival of the British steamer Bermuda from New York alleged to have landed arms for a lubbering expedition off Gabon coast. Burlington Elevator Burns reported in Burlington, Iowa, March 30 with details of a fire at the Haz plant.
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Gin Hollow Mining Company
Galena
Bethel Baptist Church
Brown County
Bermunda
Puerto Cotes
Honduras
Galveston
Bermuda
New York
Atsa
Gaba
Death of George A. Sells Shocks State Capitol Crowd
George A. Sells chief clerk at the secretary of state’s office died suddenly at 6 a.m. at 1118 Van Buren Street from angina pectoris. The 52 year old Kansas figure, known as the “Little Lamb” of the Coyote club, left a widow and several children. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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George A. Sells
van Buren Street
State House
George Bells
Yellal
First Congregational Church
Edwards
J. M. Powell
Easivat
George Sells
Kansas
Little Lamb
Coyote Club
Edward
Powell
Solls
Topeka
Larned
Eowarde
Grace
Mabel
Vidast
Beri
Missouri Pacific
Winfield
Elijah Sells
Salt Lake
Stats
Utah
State of Laws
Douglas County
Treasury
Lincoln
George Selis
Tary
Kansas City
Bishop Potter Invited to Cambridge Select Preacher Post
New York March 30 Bishop Potter has been invited by Cambridge University authorities to serve as select preacher during May 1897. This would be the first time an American bishop or priest is chosen for the role, a distinction typically given to eminent clergy with degrees from Britain’s three great universities. Potter holds Cambridge Doctor of Law and Oxford Doctor of Divinity credentials.
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New York
Potter
Cambridge University
England
Oxford
Great Britain
Bishop Potter
Cambridge
A Kansas Boy's Woe and Clemency Plea
Charles E Cannon seeks clemency for his son Robert H Cannon who is serving 90 days for vagrancy in El Paso county jail after claiming he was robbed in Cripple Creek and arrested when detectives could not find the robbers. The report notes a court session at Colby with Justices Gilkeson Garver and Clark scheduled to hear matters.
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Cmrriz Cheek
Charles E Cannon
Western Bureau of Information
Garden City
Kan
State Board of Pardons
Uinar
Robert H. Cannon
el Paso County
Young Cannon
Cripple Creek
Cannon
Justice Peavey
Colby
Gilkeson, Garver and Clark
Appellate Court
Northern Department
Market Report: Wheat Corn and Livestock Mixed on Trade
Wheat opens quiet at 64 3/4 for May while futures firm on cables. Corn holds at 29 1/4. hog receipts heavy and prices drift lower. Cattle market steady. beef and stockers show varied bids amid active shipments and official receipts near 14 484 yesterday.
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Cricaco
Texas
Ravens
Clee Martens
Kansas City
Texas At
Lambe
No. & Tmrd
Sige
Market letter reports flat cables and cautious Chicago wheat
Chicago market letter notes flat cables and weaker overall markets with a cautious tone. About 800000 bushels reported exported amid good cash demand, crop conditions described as near perfect except for some damage from the Obla area. May wheat traded around 64 1 4, corn oats and provisions weaker on selling and short covering. Foreign markets dull, not aligning with domestic pace, price drift expected before any uptick.
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Obla
Partridge
Arcour
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