Disputed Identification of Salt Lake City Man 1893 Death
Henry and Bas Marcel, two Frenchmen, identify a dead man as their friend Jea Prosper Chazel who disappeared in 1893. The body’s head and dental clues are debated, a truss is found, and investigators question whether the corpse is Chazel or another. Advices from Salt Lake City suggest Marek Maelishman claims the murdered man is alive.
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Jeagzo
Marek
Austin
Henry
Bas Marcel
Jea
Prosper Chazel
Salt Lake City
Cheeet
Aman
Lake Oly
Sal Lake City
Maelishman
Zeneh
Aphem
Gladstone title for Iowa's Democratic leader sparks praise
A Webster City gathering of Iowa Democrats adopted resolutions denouncing Congress and opposing McKinley era policy. Horace Boles, praised as the Gladstone of America, led the disjointed convention while Charles Hennett announced a move to 730 Kansas Avenue.
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Iowa
Das Motxes
Dat
Onumbo Will Hhouse Materal Golegates
Webster City
Hamiltom County
McKinley
Horace Boles
Laws
T Moner
Chas. Hennett
Optician
Kansas Avenue
Mrs Int
Pear.tees Steam
Judge C G Foster's First marriage told in Atchison
In the Atchison Globe a long account details Judge C G Foster's first marriage to Mrs Abbott, a misfit union from 1800s Atchison. The piece describes Mrs Abbott's origin from Kentucky, her failed teaching careers, children who died in infancy, their separation, and Foster's later estrangement. It notes her death in Missouri and funeral arrangements in Atchison with Rev Murphy officiating.
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Atchison “Globe
C. G. Foster
Atchison Globe
E W. Howe
Mra. C. G. Foster
C. G. Poster
United States
Tor
Foster
Atchison
Kentucky
Abbott
B. F. Stringfallow
Mra. Abbott
Webb
Ted
Mister
Osk Hil
Missour
Atchison Ain
G. Foster
Aeous
Ryan
Mia Abbott
UK Mill
Murphy
Comer
Tough on Sherman in Madrid paper claims slave trader past
A Madrid Imparcial article alleges Senator Sherman was once a slave trader and accuses him of supporting Cuba’s rebellion to restore slavery, per a special New York Herald dispatch dated March 30. The piece portrays Sherman as violent toward the senator and ties him to anti Cuban aims.
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New York
Herald
Madrid
North Topeka Family Illness and Funeral Notice
Mrs Charles Heartburg family very sick and Mr and Mrs J Bosner are parents of a girl born Priday at 3 1080 Quincy street. Frank Heverly son of Mr and Mrs Beverly died Saturday noon from consumption. funeral at 2 o clock this afternoon. Ed Small of Houston Texas part of Houston delegation honored at Galveston for a large German ship drawing 22 feet of water. Small recalled Topeka as hosting two of the largest deep water convent Hans and noted Kan was with them.
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Charles Heartburg
J. Bosner
Boro Priday
Quincy Street
D. J. Hathaway
High Five Club
Frank Heverly
Beverly
Ed Small
Houston
Texas
Galveston
Meade
John A. Bright
Stony Point
Lawrence
Fowler
Wm. Pope
Bert Sutherland
Carbondale
Topeka
Michael and
Boniface
Hoboken
N. J
Church of the Assumption
Mra I. 8
Curtis
Topoke
Paris
Lil
Day Operators Placed at New Points By Santa Fe
The Santa Fe lines add day operators to offices on the southern division and Panhandle branch, reopening after January closures. J.7 Baker heads Norman Oklahoma, L. H. Bolander White Eagle Oklahoma Territory, and C. Collins Mulhall Oklahoma Territory. more appointments expected this week. Reports from Dodge City note crew movements, injuries, and efforts to curb vandalism, with Jerry Shaw favored for Kansas G A R commander and several incidents involving tramps near Las Animas and Robinson with arrests and calls for punishment.
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The
Santa Fe
Texas
Indiana Territory
Panhandle
J. 7 Baker
Norman
O. T
L. H. Bolander
White Eagle
Dodge City
G. J. Daines
Puchin
J. W. Lusk
Lakin
Round House
Gardner
Topeka
Mia
Jerry Shaw
Kansas
Shaw
la Junta
Jerry
Landis
Hurd
Las Animas
Colo
Robinson
Las Ant
James Carroll
George Raphnacc
Keeper of Kiernan House Fined in Police Court
Mary Kiernan was convicted of running a disorderly house and fined 50 dollars after a heated police court session. Ex-Police Judge Ensminger defended her, City Attorney Bitd prosecuted, and she says she will appeal. A man and woman were found in the house on East 4th near Jefferson.
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Kiernan
Mary Kiernan
Ensminger
Bitd
East 4Th Street
Jefferson
NO TRIAL FOR GAINES IN CRUGER MURDER CASE
Judge Hazen overrules Gaines motion for trial in Cruger murder case and reserves ruling to next term. He says no error found in evidence or instructions and notes appeal likely after next term. Gaines may be released on bond if appealed and approved.
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Hazen
H. J. Gaines
Cruger
Gaines
Atorneys
Supreme Court
Hillmon case readiness for jury looms next day
Snapshot style notes cover Hillmon case heading to the jury tomorrow while local life voices report road conditions, social events, and small town happenings. Mentions Governor Morrill lecture in Brown County, Easter plans, and street crowds, with scattered local names and dates.
War Fears Rise as Central America Teeters on General Conflict
S May intervene amid reports of peace talks failing in Nicaragua. Delegates Alfaro, Comlans, and Ramirez returned from La Paz after insurgents balked at surrender terms and demanded President Zalaya cede control. Government funds and ammunition strain, Leonists from Guatemala aid, sparking fears of a wider regional war and possible intervention to force a settlement.
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Central America
Manada
Nicaragua
Galveston
Peace Commission
Prudente Alfaro
Salvador
Comlans
Senor Ramirez
la Paz
Zalaya
Central Ameri
State audit finds cash in treasury and banks
Governor Morrill Attorney General Dawes Secretary Edwards Auditor Cole Superintendent Stanley and Treasurer Atherton completed the annual audit. They reported the state treasury holds 1 172 624 34 dollars and four local banks hold 572 500 74 dollars.
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Morrill
Dawes
Edwards
Cole
Stanley
Atherton
Gladstone Donates 100 Pounds to Armenian Fund
In Constantisore March 30 the Armenian patriarch Izmiriian offered resignation over failed concessions to improve Armenian conditions. The council urged him to stay and continue his efforts. Mr Gladstone donated 100 pounds to the Armenian fund.
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Constantisore
Izmiriian
Gladstone
Too Extraordinary Follies in Fowl Language and Fads
A humorous critique of sensational sales pitches and exaggerated claims. The piece mocks nonsensical language used to hype bargains such as suits priced under two dollars and children’s clothing, urging readers to distrust hype and focus on genuine value. It references mispronunciations and overblown promises common in flashy advertisements.
The Golden Eagle Blathing bo. 711 Kansas Avenue
The fragment lists a location at 711 Kansas Avenue and references The Golden Eagle Blathing. text is unclear and partly garbled, with nonsensical quotation marks and stray letters, suggesting OCR damage and incomplete context for a coherent news item.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets touted by physicians as universal remedy
An advertisement claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are non secret, scientifically prepared and endorsed by about forty to fifty thousand physicians. It asserts the tablets digest food, cure all forms of indigestion, are safe for children, and increase flesh, with many thousands of cures cited and a price of 50 cents per package.
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Pew
Stuarta
Stuart
Wuerth
Hesk
Stuart Co
Maraball
Mich
Battle with Yaquis Ends in Government Victory
In Hermosillo on March 30 a government detachment led by Captain Ayala clashed with Yaqui Indians in the mountains near an Indian village. Twenty soldiers were killed and eight wounded. Officials plan a large troop concentration to pursue and crush the rebellion thereafter.
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Hermosillo
Mex
Ayala
Anheuser-Busch
Four South Peka boys Arrested for Brutal Schoolyard Attack
Last Thursday noon four South Peka youths—Badie Dew Jay Gordon Wallie Pickett and Dom Darlow—attacked Eddie Dew dragging him by the head into a telegraph pole. The 14 year old victim suffered severe injuries and testified at Justice Perry's court Saturday. The trio pleaded guilty and were fined $1 each, with potential jail if school age consequences had not prevented it.
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Peka
Lome
Sehol
Badtie Dew
Jay Gordon
Wallie Pickett
Dom Darlow
Eddie Dew
Devlow
Fen
Furry
Reepecta
Lsborer
Dew
Fillmere Street
Miele
Toeeday
Plivate
Velona
Justice Perry
Aclaw
Pulprita
Gold coin redemption plan stirs old raid fears in New York
An 1931 report outlines a Treasury move to redeem old gold coins at the sub treasury in New York from January 16 to March 16. It notes strong opposition from gold coin purveyors and hints at a crackdown by authorities. The piece discusses the impact of gold raids on policy and the broader market demand for gold and coinage.
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Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Eld
Ube
Sale of the Chino Ranch to English Farmers
In San Francisco on March 20 Wieing and J F Gilmore of a London syndicate are vying to buy the Chino ranch in Southern California. The 14300 acre parcel is priced at about 2008000 dollars. The property will be divided among English farmers with about one hundred families expected this year. The land is currently used for sugar beet and fruit cultivation.
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San Francisco
Wieing
J. F. Glimore
London
Thin City
Chino Ranch
Californ Ranch
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Clay
Aaly
Princeton
Greenwald & CO
Kansas Ave
Chazelt
A “Gladstone
Sherman
North Topeka
Buckingham
Savings and Loan
Aasocratia
Daily Starz Jourxau
News dSesista
Kaosax
Ben
Eugie
Valerie Shoem
Lin
Coe Eo
S. Ettlinger
Bismpad
Auswerens
Washington
Ana & Tat
East Seventh Street
C. F. Rodiger
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