Toils of Partisan Marchinations Roil Regents Removal
A partisan battle to remove two state regents unfolds amid alleged schemes to restore Thomas Will as president. Governor Blaney sacks C. B. Allfwan and A. Limbouker as plots surface to keep Populists in control of a murky multi institute. Charges mention improprieties in salaries and board arrangements tied to Manhattan entities and university staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Blaney
C. B. Allfwan
Limbouker
Altoweh Sher
Eueh
McNall
Pon Greemner Leesy
RepubNcar
Irstitusias
J. M. Limbecher
Mana
HA. Perkinx
Manhattan Nationalist
Guy Eoner
Trea
Manhattan
Weas
We of
Teelwetine
Will
Porttmene
Ware
Sus Pehelow
Mosman
Limbocker Arene
Stanley Ie Eee
Marechal Lannea Wreck Toward Bristol Channel Fate Unknown
Wreckage of the French bark Marechal Lannea, 171 tons, capt Le Petit, sailed from Swansea for San Francisco. Wreckage found near the Bristol Channel entrance with gear scattered. Crew fate unknown.
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London
le Petit
Swansea
San Francisco
Walen
Bristol Channel
Davis to Jaggers and the Silver Daggers Arrival
A British man, Willem Thomas Tageers, carried a message for Mr. Davis from New York to Waterloo station. Richard Harding Davis presented a silver inscribed dagger to Jaggers upon the arrival of the St Louis steamer in New York, with Davis and friends awaiting the reunion at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willem Thomas Tageers
Lonion
Richard Harding
Payie
Elver
Hy Frieds
Liviv
New York
Philadelphia
ChieuRy
St Louis
Eseel Jaggers Saile
Diera Mg
municipal gas plant finds support in Findlay
Unclear fragments mention a gas plant in Findlay and a municipal decision. The text references living trees and revenues but lacks coherent detail. The readable bits suggest formal action or approval related to a city gas project but specifics are undefined.
Johnny Johnson Opens New Confectionery at 40 Kan Ave
Johnny Johnson widely known in local shops announces a new confectionery and fruit store at 40 Kan Ave. Everything will be fresh and new. Also notes an upcoming Homeseekers Excursion via Santa Fe on April 4 with round trip fare to several western states and territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Johnson
fatMcco
Algar
Kan Ave
U G &Ve
Azokansan
Arieona
Loukstina
New Mexia Okisioma
Venus
Santa Fe
Rowena Lee Sunk in Cairo Mystery
Continued from First Page under whom Keuchier was working, that he was lost. His orders were to leave the Howena Lee at Cairo, and there in no reason to believe that he did not do so.
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Keuchier
Cairo
Rowena Lee Disaster Alters Story Details
A telegraph report from Memphis dated March recounts the Rowena Lee steamer disaster on the Mississippi near Tyler. About 30 feet of water and three drowned passengers are confirmed, with many others missing or believed at Tyler or New Madrid. The Ora Lee was hurried to the scene as crews and officers issued statements amid frantic inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena Lee
Memphis
Tenn
Robert T. Lee
Thsville
Mai
Tyler
Mississippi River
Carrothsvills
Ato
Fiuls
Rowena Bee
Possible American delegate names in disarmament talks
Washington reports over possible delegates for the May 1 disarmament convention at The Marne. Sir Julian Pauncefote is likely to lead British representation, with John Bassett Moore mentioned among American candidates for a key liaison role amid discussions of foreign ministers and archbishop Ireland supporters.
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Washington
Marne
Netherlands
Juliet Phunerfore Esome
Mr. Girey
John Bassett Moore
Judge Day
Ghe
Spain
Moore
Ireland
Charlemagne
St. Petersbine
Tulian Paancerote
Great Briain
Julian
Vary
Hosebers
Glidstone
Simpson Editor Plans Wichita Visit and Populist Paper
In Washington March notes Pierre Pelreet will depart for Wichita Kansas with Jerry Simpson to launch a weekly paper combining Populism with single tax doctrine. Pelreet a long time advocate of single tax, aligned with Crosby of Kansas City. Simpson will dedicate his primary efforts to the venture.
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Washlnzton
March
Peleret
Washington
Wichita
Kaw
Jerry Simpson
Pelreet
Jonn
Crosby
Kansas City
Simpeon
From Here to Europe Tesla Aims Wireless Power Leap
New York March 20 Nikola Tesla asserts wireless telegraphy can reach Europe. He credits Marconi with 32 miles of wire free transmission and claims he will achieve 3000 miles with absolute care. He expects rapid approval of his ideas as others doubt the distance yet see the broader potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tesla
New York
Nikola Tesla
Marconi
Marcont
Somueh
Europe
Gata
Marriage License Mixup Leaves Uncertain Couples
Probate Judge Dolman investigations unfold after a March 17 ceremony lists J. HM Evans and Lucy Ambrose as spouses, though the license was issued to George Slade and Lucing a Black. The license appears transferred without authorization, with a ceremony performed by "A Citizen" Jennie Ambrose. Deputy Sheriff Stewart to probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolman
George Slade
Lucing
J. HM. Evans
Lucy Ambrose
Jennie Ambrose
Evans
Stewart
Pingree Senate Clash Over Rail Board Appointments
Lansing March 29 Gov Pingree nominates Gourze Buck insham of Flint for the board of railroad assessors and warns if the Senate withholds confirmation he will appoint Maj Buckingham instead. Horton tavine already confirmed, localizing Oakman appointment. Senate likely to delay. Senate passes bill for fidelity and casualty insurance company incorporation and defeats real estate mortgage tax exemption measure.
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Lansing
Mich
Pingree
Gourze W Buckinsham
Flint
Raiiroad
Senate
Maj
Buckingham Tiren
Robert Qakrman
Inasmush
Buckingham
Geore B. Horton Tavine
Oakman
Fidelity, Casualty
Compines
Vessels Bought by Steel Trust Signal Freight Shift
In Cleveland March 30 speculation centers on seven steamers from the Wolverine fleet sold to two steamboat interests. The move suggests steel makers are paying high prices for modern freighters to reinforce ore transport and industrial dominance, not immediate ore transport control.
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Steel Trust
Cleveland O
Marine Tewkew Baye
Alfocnes
Muidern
Omer
Trun Industri
Kansas Claimants Contest Will in Nebraska Estate
Attorney T J Ringuisky files suit in Palle City Neb circuit court to challenge the will of Stephen B Miles of Pudlo City alleging unequal division of a large late land grant estate. Plaintiffs claim two sons Joust M and Samuel and the deceased daughters' families were joint heirs but the sons divided the estate between themselves. Families of the two daughters reside near Berwick Kansas. Miles is a banker in Falls City.
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Kansas City
T J. Ringuisky
Sait
Palle City
Neb
Stephen B. Miles
Pudlo City
Bears
Betas
Miles
Dave
Nebraska
Samuel
Berwick
Kan
Rinedishy
Thomas PF. Milller
HL Ut Quinn
St. Louis
Jovepts
Falls City
Farewell steam motors on Brooklyn elevated line
Plans under way to replace gas and oil power with electric traction on the Brooklyn Union Elevated, part of Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Work to begin on Pit Avenue line, with upgrades at main stations, costing an estimated 2 to 3 million dollars.
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Brooklyn Elevated Road
New York
Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad
Brooklyn
Hapld
Ubrestalt
Ly Dee
Pith Avenue
Carly Passengars
Sirwot
Calma
Kautz Dispatches On Apia Situation From Samoa To Sydney
Washington March 30 Assistant Secretary Allen confirms receipt of Admiral Kautz dispatches but notes no details on the Agia Elven trouble. The 18th dispatch was not released. it reportedly covered the admiral’s arrival and the evolving situation, later deemed improved. The 1st dispatch, dated Sydney the 16th, likely described events up to the 18th.
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Rew
Kautz
Navy Department
St Agia Elven
Apia
Samoa
Auckland
Sec
Allen
Sydney
Apla
Casualties From Manila Reported March 25 29
General Otis forwards casualty list from Manila detailing March 25 29 events. Killed include Private Bert J. Clark and James J. Hoyle from Second Oregon and First Nebraska respectively. Wounded and slight injuries cover numerous units including Second Oregon First Nebraka and Twentieth Kansas with multiple names and body parts listed. Injured entries and March 27 deaths noted for First Montana and Tenth Pennsylvania among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Otis
Manila
Corbin
Oregon
Bert J. Clark
HT. Wells
W. W. Wilson
Bend
Charles R. Kubert
Frank E. Adams
Benjamin F. Smith Jr
ED. Coogan
Edward Jacques
Frank Woodruff
G. B.C. Thornton
Nebraka
James J. Hoyle
Charles B. Robbins
Bruce Macer
Shoulier
Ceyvers
D. Charles Knapp
Gustav Myer
G. Lewis Heed
H. Emery W. Grossman
Charles H. Youngs
James A- Carroll
Joseph A. Wuhre
Monroe Spencer
Monroe Spencer, Foot Sieht
Kansas
Wilders, Metcalf
Lawrence
Henry Rateliff
Pittsburg
Walter ‘Kemp
Fort Ecutt
Wim. Albert
Thaddeus
Alderamn
Fort Scott
E. Ballou
L. Walter A Wyatt
Thomas Critchford
Severre
Patrick
Cummings
Ralph Downs
Evere
H. West
Alexander Young
Bald Powell
Arezon
Thomas C. Townsend
Pennsylvania
Pany A
Alex. Coulter
Kentucky track in Louisville doomed to be sold for building
A Lexington dispatch reports the historic Kentucky Association track in Louisville is doomed. The owner Charles Green of J. Loulg sold all movable property at auction, including furniture and grandstand, with good prices. Land sale to follow. the track has been famous for racing nationwide.
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Louisville
Evening Post
Lexington
Kentucky Association
Charles Green
J. Loulg
Big Gun Bursts at Sandy Hawk Proving Grounds
At the Sandy Hawk proving grounds a breech loading rifle burst during proof testing injuring Privates Herrigan and Kemner of the ordnance department and killing one, with Captain Bubvite in charge. The accident, blamed on excessive smokeless powder pressure, occurred at the fourth round on an 18 inch model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sandy Hawk Proving Grounds
Henry V. Murphy
Herrigan
Kemner
Ordnance Department
Mbt
Bubvite
Deaths and Funerals Notice with Dover and Topeka names
The funeral of Mary Ann Sage aged 1 years wife of Pentomster Alfred Seze of Dover was held this afternoon. Mrs FR W Jenkins wife of Division Civil Agent Jenkins of the Union Pacific died suddenly yesterday at her rooms in the Union Pacific hotel in North Topeka. The body was taken in a special car to Onsee for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Sage
Alfred Seze Uf Dover
FR. W. Jenkins
Civl
Jenkins
Union Parc
Union Pacific
North Topeka
Onsee
Burlak
Admitted to Practice Before Interior Department
Washington March 30. Timothy Rackett Fort Scott Benjamin Gore Larned Archibald A Glens Wichita Clarence D Huffman Pittsburg Robert 3 Harper Menhattan John Johnson Newton Kenn all admitted to practice before the interior department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Timothy Rackett
Fort Scott
Benjamin Gore
Larned
Archibald A. Glens
Wichita
Clarence D. Huffman
Pittsburg
Robert 3. Harper
Menhattan
John ©. Johnson
Newton
Kenn
Interior Department
Burial of W E Carlisle in Linden Grove Cemetery
The body of W E Carlisle, who died recently in New York, was brought to Covington by Secretary of the Treasury John G Curtiste and his wife. Interment occurred today in Linden Grove Cemetery in the family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Carlisle
Cincinnati
Tressary
John G. Curtiste
Covington
W. E. Carliste
New York
Linden Grove
Havana Railway Sale Disputed as Fraudulent in Cuba
A Havana dispatch reports the Cerro court has voided the Ferro Carril Urbano sale to the Harvey syndicate on fraud grounds. The case, sent to the Audiencia supreme court, implicates Ferro Carril directors and stockholder Francisco de Questa. Purchasing agent Le Barcio Castenada must report within ten days from the 25th or forfeit his bond and face imprisonment. The ruling is an investigative report, not a final decision, and binds over to a grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Havana
Ferro Carril Urbano
Harvey Syndicate
Audiencia Supreme Court
le Barcio Castenada
Harvey
Ferro Carril
Francisco de Questa
Senate declares judge seat vacant in Brown county contest
In a 19 to 14 vote the senate vacated the judge seat in Brown-Nemsha-Doniphan county amid a contentious contest. Governor Stanley will appoint a new judge, with Crossan Field King Jumper and others named to make findings. Several senators voted to sustain the vacancy while a bloc opposed the move, citing fraud concerns and political maneuvering.
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Senate
Brown-Nemsha-Doniphan County
Stuart
Palloon
Leland
Stanley
Crossan
Field
King
Jumper
Andrews
Atchison
Anderson
Shawnee
Lamb
Woodson
Amerson
Rattey
Coleman
Farrelly
Fulton
Hanna
Morrow
Sheldon
Stocks
Stone
Ward
Zimmer
Knen Stuart
Suuart
State House
Soper Hanged at Bates County Private Execution
Harrisonville reports Bates Soper was hanged at 5 20 this morning for his crime, the private execution drawing only 40 witnesses. He refused spiritual consolations, walked to the scaffold without hesitation, and declared himself ready before the reading of the death warrant. He answered the sheriff with the phrase All is ready and died after a seven foot fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonville
Bates Soper
Soper
Unloading the Dead Consigns 68 Sailors to Sea
Brooklyn harbor receives the caskets of 68 American soldiers and civil labor casualties from the American-Spanish War. Marines and Navy officials oversee transfer of remains from the ship to the dock as a lengthy, carefully supervised process.
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Cee
Eunice
Civil Lane
Brooklyn
Cee Buck
Atantey
Eisutenant Hobinan
Gio
Collision on Belt Line St Louis March 30 tragedy
Two passenger trains collided head on on the Belt Line near Haynes seven miles above Alton. One rider from Springfield Michigan and another from Jilsetty were fatally injured along with a bargeman. Dr. E W Porter of Jerseyville and several others severely hurt. Also reports confirm Samoa hostilities outbreak per British foreign office via AP dispatches.
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Belt Line
St. Louis
Springfield
Jilsetty
Haynes
Alton
E. W. Porter
Jerseyville
Samosa
British Foreign Office
Associated Press
Apia
Samoa
Bribery Testimony Grows At Harrisburg Senate Inquiry
March 30 Harrisburg bribery committee hearing on the United States senatorship and the McCarroll case continues. Quay Republicans Thompson Norton Towler Zerbe testify about offers of money to switch votes, discussions among Lebanon leaders, and attempts to influence anti Quay actions.
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Harrisburg
McCarroll
United States
Thompson
Quay Rep
Wayne
Norton
Evans
Towler
Forest
Quay
Zerbe
Lebanon
Miller
Dalzell
Topeka Artist Mrs Davis Showcases Original Sketches
Mrs J A Davis, an artist in Topeka, has sold many sketches by four prominent local figures. Her work includes original designs and execution with unique features in black and white watercolors and a mahogany framed piece. A display is open in the window of Keene druggist at 803 Kansas Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Davis
Topeka
Malogany
Doyle
Keene
Kanses Avenue
Meat spoils at Manila in hot climate auctioned
Washington reports meat deterioration in Manila hot climate. Public auctions sell subsistence supplies deemed fit by multiple departments. Medical surveillance remains signed. In Harrisburg, the sixty second ballot for the U.S. Senate shows Quay and Jenks leading with 85 and 47 votes respectively, Dalzell 198 total, 100 needed, 35 paired or not voting.
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Washington
Wae
Manila
Harrisburg
United States
Quay
Jenks
Dalzelh
Wheat and cattle market roundup amid weather and bear pressure
Chicago wheat rose as unseasonable weather and crop damage reports boosted demand while early sales cooled. May and other futures traded mixed with gains and losses as bears pressed. Cattle receipts and slaughter volumes stayed solid with feeders and steers trading higher, amid steady overall tone.
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Chicago
Calles
Fouth
Duluth
Seeg
Tate Sprive
Hecelyts
Cays
Bronsia
Timothy March
Cattle Market Report from Kansas City Produce Marts
Kansas City Produce Marts reports steady cattle prices with strong bulk of stockers and feeders. Slaughter cows and heifers seen steady to higher. wholesale trade active as buyers seek high quality lots amid March market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cattla
Arcelina
Stark
Hrunio
Butle
Sherk
Marke
LS Aerts
Natige
Apa
Kansas City
March
WHEAT
Siay
Wheat Market Rumors and Price Movements Report
A detailed Market Current notes wheat price firmness on futures and cash, with signals from shorts covering and speculation. It cites New York Sugar and provisions markets, grain shipments, and holiday trading impacting prices with ongoing attention to winter and spring wheat conditions.
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Atchison
Wilier
Culemey
Agatnot
Hetayne
Herkymetsen
Gbin
Michigan
Honmie
Anuraae
Fic
Duluthars
Ems
Hg UK
Louis Cimane
Joe Wussels
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Attica
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