Conference Must Wait for Appointed Ambassadors
Washington reports indicate the president will not appoint special commissioners for foreign negotiations until ambassadors are named and Brazil inquires into bimetalism. The plan remains to defer other issues until the necessary tabling and changes are arranged, with broad belief that an international bimetal conference should wait for ambassador appointments and lay groundwork.
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Washington
Ofiital Eciretes
Fortien
Uni
Ambasendors
McKinley to Name Bimetallic Commissioners Next
London reports the April National Review reveals President McKinley plans to appoint a bimetallic commission and extraordinary negotiators to officially address heads of government. It notes concerns over appointing political supporters and hints at possible choices for the next position.
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London
The
National Review
Washington
McKinley Intenis
Prident McKinney
Joustaires
Mann
Bis
Smith Gets the Place in Washington Appointment
Joseph Smith of Ohio has been elected by Secretary Sherman as director of the bureau, replacing Clinton Purtitsh. Gow of the trio certified by the panrimnimic committee of One Americans republic's bureau is deemed competent, with Washington records dated March 20.
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Washington
Joseph Smith
Ohio
Gow
One Americans Republic
Sherman
Clinton Purtitsh
Joint resolution seeks annexation of Hawaii to United States
A proposed joint resolution was introduced in Congress by Representative Spaulding of Michigan to annex Hawaii to the United States. Also a New York report notes a March 1 diamond theft at the Buckingham Hotel where diamonds valued at 420 to 3500 were stolen from Mrs Fachari. Detectives have not yet located the thief as of the report.
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Washington
Maren
Spaulding
Michigan
Havwaii
Bomebody
New York
Dureau
Hugites P. Fachari
Buckingham Hotel
Fachah
Misa Eden
Natican
United States
Ught
Col
Copeland Gorton Ie
Washington, D.C
Tand County
Kansas
Xinth
Kansas Avenue
Elre
Topeka Railway Company
Washtucs College
Ibiere
Siade
Women Jailbirds and Matron Thorpe on Prison Reform
Matron Thorpe discusses improving female prisoners conditions in the city jail. She argues for work over idleness, cites sewing for the poor, and suggests a kitchen could better employ inmates. She critiques public visitation and favors strict, minimal provisions over indulgence to deter crime.
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Thorpe
Topeka
Welsiec
Ex Secretary Olney Whi Writes On His Policy And Cuba
Weehticton reports an ex secretary’s forthcoming book defends his policy stance while attacking recent Cuban policy. The author claims Olney’s diplomacy underwent sharp debate and that the book will test the course he chose. Olney reportedly distrusts Cuban independence.
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Weehticton
Olney
Atic
Bertats
Corvere Aton
Wile
Cube
City Mayor to name 23000 officials for $22M to $25M
The Mayor of New York will appoint about 23,000 office holders with salaries totaling $22,000,000 to $25,000,000 a year. Appointments cover departments including peace, fire, education and judiciary, with numbers not changing from the present metropolitan district. Millinery opening at Miles Erfen's on Wednesday and Thursday. Subscribe for The State Journal.
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Greater
New York
City of
Peace, Fire
Education
Judiciary
Miles Erfen's
Kansas Avenue
Praise For Marlowe Comment By Rev Thomas Dixon
Rev Thomas Dixon Jr praises Julia Marlowe and Taber in For Butmle Prince Charles at the Academy of Music. He calls the play a tragic poem of beauty and patriotism, notes Marlowe’s Mary as sublime, and lauds Taber’s acting as an inspiration to young actors.
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Marlowe
Thomas Dixon
New York
Saren Ou
Thoms Dixon, Jr
Academy of Music
Dixon
America
Jala Marlowe
Fubert Taber
Prince Charly
France
Tea standards board urged to label imports clearly
Washington reports that a ten member board appointed by the treasury secretary recommends strict labeling of all teas to prevent fraud and ensure purity and quality. They urge war department instructions requiring proper trade names on labels, noting green tea varieties have been misrepresented. Dublin protests British tax relations in Parliament as Ireland faces overtaxation.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Duraurdt
Congress
War Department
New York
Chiesco
San Francisco
Keene Savings Bank resumes business after suspension
Keene New Hampshire bank restarts operations after a period of suspension. The bank plans cautious handling of securities and will accept money from western sources while resuming local business. Also notes upcoming Home-seekers Excursions on April 6 and 25 via Rock Island Route.
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West Keene, N. H
Keene Savings Bank
Eastern Securities
Rock Island
MISS PRICE'S ROMANCE ENDS WITH MARRIAGE PLANS DASHED
Edith Price travels 18000 miles seeking marriage to John Corrigan of Dublin and South Africa but returns to Yonkers single. Their long romance began aboard a steamer and lingered throughOxford graduation and a South African medical career. Miscommunication and duty prevail as marriage remains uncertain.
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Edith Price
Ely
Yokers
Romanee
Miss Price
South Africa
Yonkers
Zood
Price
Southhampton
Main
Dublin
Corrigans
John Chrrigan
Oxford
Hondebosh
Rondebush
St. Louis
Corrigan
Cape Town
Dr. Coctigan
Gladstone a bicyclist joins wheelmen ranks
Enthusiastic news reports Mr. Gladstone has mastered the machine and joined the wheelmen. A letter from London notes his progress and riding skill. Also claims two cures from Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption and colds, with testimonials from Phoebe Thomas and Thos. Exgers. Free trial at J. K. Jones drug store. Regular size 50 cents and $1.
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Gladstone Nothwith
London
Phoebe ‘Thomas
Junction City
Dr. King
Florida Strees
San Francisco
J. K. Jones
Fifth Street
Kansas Avenue
Peary Plans Arctic Reach of North Pole
New York details Lieutenant Peary presenting a novel Arctic plan to the American Geographical Society. The proposal envisions a small party with Eskimo support establishing a northern settlement on Greenland’s coast, using sledges and a three year supply, aiming to plant the first stars and stripes near the pole within years if conditions allow.
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North Pole
New York
Advertiser
Peary
Council of the American Geographical Society
United States
Pedry
Arctic Explorer
Greenland
Feacy
Murth Pate
Pole
Real Estate Transfers Filed in County Clerk Office
Real estate transfers list several transactions: Nettie Maud Robinson and Harold Robinson to Frank Mawhinney for 1433 dollars. Robinson to Nina F Bragunier for 355.50. Frank Mawhinney to Nettie Maud Robinson for two fifths of several lots on Jefferson Street. Nina F Bragonier to Nettie Maud Robinson for 343.23 for an undivided one sixth in lots 266, 208 and 270 on Jefferson Street.
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Harold Robinson
Frank Mawhinney
Kansas Avenue
Nina F. Bragunier
Avenue
Nettle Maud Robinson
Jefferson Street
Nina F. Bragonier
Kansas Wheelmen Under Doty on National Board Change
W I Doty of Denver named to national racing board for the League of American Wheelmen. He will oversee Kansas previously under D W Hobert of St Louis. New president Potter eccomotated Doty and attached Colorado and Wyoming to district E, shifting states formerly in Missouri Kansas Arkansas Louisiana Oklahoma Indian Territory and New Mexico. Local Kansas wheelmen praise Doty, a respected racer and public figure. Also mentions travel lines, time cards, and health ads for cough relief and skin remedies by G W Stansfield and E E Turner notes.
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Denver
Te National Racing Board
League of American Wheelmen
Kansas
D. W. Hobert
St. Louis
Mr. Potter
Doty
Colorado
Wyoming
Missouri
Louisians
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Boty
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