Spain Cuba conflict stance in 1903 policy debate
The article critiques Spain's position toward Cuba, arguing that all peace talks require full independence for Cuba. It contemplates Spain withdrawing troops to secure peace, while warning the United States to avoid delay that could let Cuban forces gain strength. It mentions bold measures and the risk of Madrid misreading American resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Spain
Woebington
Brain
Cuban
Bagaeta
Fragmented Savory Snippets From City and National Proverbs
A collage of old shore prose and jokes and bits from Chicago and Atchison stories. It includes proverbs on honesty deception and money talks and references to a heartbroken girl and a woman worker. The piece blends humor moral observations and scattered names in a vintage miscellany style.
Fragmented 19th Century Gossip and Notices
A garbled column aggregates diverse snippets on society, travel, and personalities. It mentions Mrs Jobin Jacob Astor and Les Olivia Belmont, changes in wine substitutes, and a rumor of Arch Tae abroad. It also references Dr Gatling, General Forrest, Queen Victoria, Mme Drey, James Tilt, Verdi, and a Dahomey king, among scattered anecdotes and portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Tae
Ourmont
Reflections of a Bachelor in New York News
A humorous column discusses marriage, flirtation, and trust in relationships. It notes that women often test husbands, men wed for varying reasons, and that suspicion appears in everyday scenes like strawberry purchases. The piece blends social satire with observations on romance and fidelity.
Vassar Girls Plead For Away-From-Home Privilege
Poughkeepsie March 22 Vassar faculty announced a trial of the Going Away With the Lights rule to next Raster with option to restore if fails or abused The student body supported the measure except for seniors who oppose innovations The main objection was the 1 am lights curfew causing some students to fall behind in study or become delinquent due to late hours
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Vassar
Students’ Association
Rome
Hemith
President's Wife Receives Evening Massage Treatment
Washington reports Mrs McKinty is undergoing a nightly massage given by eminent physicians to restore health. She is seen entering the White House with quiet demeanor and small physique, spending an hour on each visit before leaving promptly.
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Bira McKintiry
API
Evers
Scienea of Medicine
White House
Smith
McKinkes
Eho
Flood of Molten Glass Destroys Ball Brothers Tank
A tank at Ball Brothers fruit jar factory in Muncie Indiana burned last night sending 20 tons of molten glass onto the brick floor and walls. The wood and sheet iron building covers three acres and fire threatens two patent blowing machines worth about 50 each. Estimated loss is 60000 with 20000 insured. The incident interrupts Rock Island Flyer departures for Kansas City Chicago St Louis and other points. Whitmore Bros barbers at 15 Kanave.
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Muncie
Inf
Ball Brothers
Fimnetie Walldins
Rock Island
Kansas City
Chicago
St Louis
Whitmore Bros. Barbers
Princess Lowther Rumor Flares Over Belgian Queen Ahead of Departure
Reports in European circles say Princess Lowther wife of Philip of Bag-Cobure travels toward Amellet with Lieutenant Mattuchoch Kegtevitch amid allegations of marital cruelty. An immigration official cites possible detention as contract laborers and potential exclusion on moral grounds, noting authorities could cable Emperor Franz Joseph for proof before action.
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Princes Lowther
Beleium
Belgium
Price Philip
Bage-Cobure
Amellet
Theutenent Mattuchoch Kegtevitch
Treasury Department
Persie
Francis Joseph
Prince Phu
Rally for Silver Convention Draws National Figures
A Silver movement rally in Greensburg aims to shape party strategy ahead of an April 6 7 convention. Speakers include William J Bryan and A J Warner with others from national parties previewing united support for free silver and monetary reform.
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Tfisgammgneca
Ane
Omarce
Jeaders
League of Bimenalic Clube
Ohio Walier
Trew
Belme
Bryan
Reo Silver League
Thin City
Allen W.llark
Greensburg
Perhayas
William
Bryan Las
Onin Valley
Orenmiters
Acoordi
Indianapolis
Fred Willams
Benton
Miers
A. J. Warner
Jonck Towne
Butter
Chiles
Favorine
Ace
W. J. Ryan
Dramatic Events Ahead With Miss Francis Yate Hit
Miss Francis Yate praised after a successful New York premiere and due to be staged in this city next Saturday. Etienne Girardot returns as Charles Aunt lead with strong company. Michael Morton writes, brother of Martha Morton. Huntington declines $300000 Galveston and Western railroad offer after talks with D. F. Henderson and Walter Gresham.
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Francis Yate
Manhattan Theater
New York City
London
London Whitehall Review
Etienne Girardot
Tle
Michael Morton
Martha Morton
Wiliam E. Crang Eastminde Bie
Mr. Morton
Hardot
Bundleton
Sioux City Votes for a Brewery in Municipal Election
Sioux City voters approved establishing a brewery by a narrow margin in a March election. It was the first Iowa city to consider the measure under a new manufacturing law. Over 50 percent supported the proposition, meeting the required threshold.
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Sious City
Sioux City
Slain City
Towa
Outlook for Playgoers: Four Attractions Booked in April
The month of April shows a weak theatre slate with only four attractions booked. Three have previously visited the city, and one is a repertoire company. Manager Crawford cites difficulties securing acts in the western territory. Scheduled acts include Miss Francis of Yale at Crawford theater, Rosabel Morrison in Carmen, Yale's Devil's Auction, Clay Clement in The New Dominion, and the Graham Earle Repertoire Company for two weeks beginning next Monday night.
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Crawford
Francis
Yale
Crawford Theater
Rosabel Morrison
Clay Clement
New Dominion
Graham Earle
Bank's Generous Promise To Guard Members
New York March 30 Five bank employees are militia members including two in the 28d regiment one in the 18th of the New York State Guard another in the Brooklyn Signal Corps and a fifth in the Gatling Gun company of Orange N. J. Cashier Halpin announced the bank would hold their positions and continue full salaries if they are called to active duty. Halpin is a retired militia member who had to resign as cashier due to work pressures.
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New York
National Guard
Chemical National Bank
New York State Guard
Brooklyn Signal Corps
Gatling Gun Company of
Orange
N. J
Halpin
Not to Marry Blaine Denial Traced to Munich
New York reports deny rumors that sculptress Kuehne Beveridge will marry James G. Blaine soon after returning from Europe. Her mother in Munich says the claim is false. Beveridge and Blaine have both been previously married and divorced. Elsewhere in Arizona, J. M. Ward sells 4,000 Sunflower cattle stock near Mount Reno to Crowley & Garrett for about $20 a head.
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New York
Kuehne Beveridge
James G. Blaine
Europe
Garoness von Wrede
Munich
Bisine
Misa Beveridee
Mr. Blaine
Beveridge
Charten Coghlan
Pays
Marie Nevins
Columbus
Dr. Williams
Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Cénitral
J. M. Ward
Sun—flower Ranch
Mount Reno
Crowley & Garrett
Grain-O Coffee Substitute and Train Schedule Note
Grain-O is promoted as a non stimulative coffee substitute that nourishes and suits nervous people and children, with a grain basis and grocery availability. A Kansas City Rock Island Flyer timetable is listed, noting departure from Topeka at 7:20 and arrival in Kansas City at 11:00 AM, with a returning schedule. Peerless Steam Laundry offers mending and button sewing for a fee.
St John Declines Second District Congressional Candidacy
Ex governor John P. St John tells a Kansas City reporter he will not run for Congress if it requires chasing delegates and making risky promises. He supports McKinley and warns of a fight between money power and the common people, urges unity behind McKinley, and condemns Spanish war policy as politically charged. He says the people of the Second district will decide the convention and, if chosen, will fight for Lincoln’s idea of government by the people.
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Journal
John P. St. John
Union Depot
Kansas City
Bit
Congress
St. John
Lincoln
Grover Cleveland
William Mein Jey
Maine
Havana Harbor
Spain
United States of America
Wiliam Mckinley
Cuba
Political Notes Show Campaign Moves Across Kansas
Sixth district Populists visit Horton with Secretary Bush. display Jersey cow to prove farmer faith. Topeka hosts free silver Republican conference. Smith Center to host Sixth district Republican convention with 100 delegates. Calderhead named Republican candidate for mayor in Seattle. Dale, formerly Democrat, now Republican firger in Salt Lake City. Kansas Democrats and Republicans shift officials. Haskell of Gaylord praised as Sixth district candidate. Tecumseh postmaster appointed. Pendleton Indians School teacher connected. Wyandotte author King works on a campaign book for Populists.
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Sixth District
Bush
Alliance Signal
St Stocktonts
Topeka
Smith Center
S. C. Calderhead
Calderhead
Fifth District
Republicans
Seattle
Wim Dale
Emporia
Salt Lake City
Kunsac
Annussession
Iola
W. H. Haskell
Gaylord
Haskell
State Republican Convention District Delegates Rise
The article notes changes in representation for Shawnee county with 37 delegates to the state Republican convention on April 12. It mentions Heht Ex-Governor Lewelling renewing devotion to the Dutton house and G Pottle of iderada announcing his Rand aay for state audi tor. Hotels have reserved accommodations for attendees and visitors to the First congressional district gathering. Emma Selt4 Marshall to become matron at Topeka insane asylum on April 1.
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Lewelling
Dutton House
G. Pottle
Iderada
Rand Aay
State ‘Auditor
Pottle Republican
Horton Hotels
Emma
Mexico seeks Cherokee migration to Mexico City offers land tax breaks
James M. Tittle of Vinita reports Cherokee leaders met Mexican officials in Mexico City. They discussed privileges for emigration including land grants, customs exemptions, free schools, and constitutional protections. Mexican railroads offered a 40 percent fare and freight reduction from Laredo to interior points as inducements.
Scranton Car Ejects Convicts After Complaints
United States prisoners are barred from Scranton electric cars. Following an order from Traction Company General Manager Siftiman, conductor on a Green Ridge car yesterday afternoon ejected Marshal Leonard and five convicted counterfeiters. The action came after many ladies protested a squad of convicts riding in streetcars.
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Scranton
Maren C
United States
Siftiman
The
Traction Company
Green Ridge
Leonard
Michigan Railway Taxation Plan Sought by Governor
Lansing March 2 In view of attacks on the Michigan Central by Governor Pingree and lawmakers who say it makes enormous fortunes for stockholders while escaping taxation a bill may be introduced this week to purchase the railroad by the state and to create a commission including the governor to appraise the property. Despite cold water in the governor's bill the taxation of railroads, a desperate attempt will pass the measure this week.
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Lansing
Mich
Smichigan Centrall
Pingree
Fred A. Baker
Rock Island Flyer to Colorado Springs by Morning Train
Schedule notes a fast Rock Island Flyer departing Kansas City at 7 10 P M reaching Topeka by 4 56 P M next day, then Denver and Colorado Springs by one o clock. Return trip leaves Denver and Colorado Springs at 2 45 P M arriving Topeka at 7 30 P M and Kansas City at 9 15 A M. Simile con Ee rt Castoria appears in the fragment.
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Kansas City
Topeka
Denver
Colorado Springs
Market House at the Corner of Third and Jackson Streets
A market house stands at the corner of Third and Jackson Streets as a focal point in the town square. The structure anchors daily vendors and local commerce, drawing townspeople for meals, trades, and social gatherings.
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Third and
Jackson
Sterling lumberman offers to build a market house for Topeka
A Sterling lumber merchant Mr Hi J Fair proposes to finance and erect a market house in Topeka sized 100 by 125 feet or 150 feet in length. He seeks a five year rental guarantee on investments with no city bonus. The Commercial Club is likely to discuss the plan at its next meeting and favors a market house if rents are reasonable. Locating at Third and Jackson is debated, with success depending on good management.
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Hi J_ Fair
Sterling
Kun
Beneth
Socavon
Palr
Dasignater
Loi Ak
Kane Tien
Jackson
Kansas City
Recalci tran t Chicago Street Railways suit to begin
City officials prepare to prosecute the street car company under the ordinance. Commissioner McGant will refer the matter to the law department and emphasize that no effort has halted enforcement, with penalties to follow for recalcitrant firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
McGant
Law Department
Beatt's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil Market Claim
An advertisement touts Beatt's Emulsion of cod liver oil with lime and soda as superior to raw oils. It contrasts emulsified oil with hypophosphites and promises constipation relief, claiming effectiveness over price and stressing quality. Evacress Steam Laundry, West Street, is listed in the footer.
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General Forrest
Victoria
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Mme. Drey Tue
Jame Tilt
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Great Northern Railroad
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Arne
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MES. Weinley’s Health
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State Journal
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Blaine
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McKinley
Vy. & Grant
Horton
Clem White
Wilson County
Tecumseh
Bot McGonizal
Colley
Oe of
Fredonia
Pendleton, Oren
King
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Pond’s Extract
Pond’s Extract CO
Mexico
Muscogee
James M. Tittle
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Michigan Central
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