Anarchist Trial Sparks Nuclear Debate in Russia
A chaotic dispatch describes student unrest and government reaction in Russia. Prince Peter A. Serapire discusses the uprising linked to the empire’s autocracy, with ministers debating enforcement of new decrees and potential reforms amid arrests and military exemptions. The piece cites university turmoil, police actions, and the czar’s response as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter A. Serapire
Husa
Keepotlin
Uma Federsm
United States
Br. Petereburs
Biew
Wnlverwity
Hodenis
Abe Mider
Heb Toole
Ae Dn
University of
Kier
Dublin
Klett
Jemn von
Kits
Hague
Lindh
Who
Pepe Hed
Siobelad Cous
Tee Prince
Taoblendasestmen
Willan
Col Meclure Retires From Philadelphia Times
Col A K Meclure announces severance after fifty years in journalism. A longtime editor, he led the Philadelphia Times and previously ran a weekly paper in Chambersburg. The notice reflects a milestone in his career and influences on the paper’s editorial stance.
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Sas Beon
Philadelphia Times
Phiadelphia
A. K. Meclure
I Wistmus
Timiway
Ffty
Chambersbure
Bernhardt Recovers Dittebure Ma March 3
Fragmentary report notes Bernhardt recovering Dittebure Ma amid unspecified turmoil. The text is garbled with numerous unreadable words, hindering clear identification of persons or places. No verifiable dates or events beyond the March timing are confirmed.
Dread of Morgan and the National Zaitine Case
Fragmentary report notes anxiety over Mr Morgan’s case and national attention. It mentions opening by April 5 and the Kroes Matting filing, with reference to area addresses and parties involved.
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Morgan
Bretin
Mate
Raarop
Fragmented verses cloud a local literary controversy
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a long war over authorship and fraud in a volume titled Rhymes of Ironquilt. It references Lowry Ferjoytiingy and Sierbourh, mentions seventy and twenty year angles, and hints at contested claims, alleged fraud, and public scrutiny surrounding a 19th century poetry collection.
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Worthan
Lopez Plan Cable to Aguinaldo Mabini Shaping Filipino Ownership
Boston dispatch reports Senor Sixto Lopes sending cables to Aguinaldo and Mabini seeking U S permission to bring them to America. Lopes asserts the American public deserves truth about the war and urges allowing Filipino representatives to speak freely. He argues that bringing Aguinaldo and Mabini to the United States would not harm anyone is aimed at justice and clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Senor
Sixto Lopes
Amuinaldo
Mabini
Benor Lopes
Heavy Losses Report From Three Regiments Returning
In San Francisco on March 30 the Thirty third Infantry returns from Masin with depleted numbers. The Thirty fourth also comes back 130 strong. From 100 to 280 men were discharged in Mill, with remnant succumbing to disease and enemy fire. Hospital car and crew details appear among scattered names and unit notes. The Philadelphia team lineups and player names are listed.
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Maslin
San Francisco
Milla
Philippines
Jumped From Window Over School Dispute In Washington
Washington March 30 A sensational incident at a seminary for young women in Vermont avenue involved Miss Nelle Lehman a student from Wichita who jumped from a front window to escape expulsion. The principal and trustees stated Lehman and another student Mey Weil of New York were expelled for violations of conduct rules, while their parents were absent. Local police were notified and the matter centered on authority and discipline at the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Sind and
Eristeratte
Nelle Lehman
Kacsaerh
Fromm & Wisdlow
Vermont Avenue
Wichita
Hircueh Meyera
Elghth
Mies Lerman
Mey 4Toile Wail
tHegrigh
Vast Gift to Poor from Horace Cousens Bequeaths Large Estate
Cambridge Mane March 30 Horace Cousens widow seeks probate for most of his estate valued around $350,000. The fund, tied to Newton, aims to aid the deserving poor through annual interest and local investments. If Newton rejects the bequest, Boston institutions receive portions while residual funds go to charities in Newton and surrounding districts. The will’s final handling may hinge on the executors heirs.
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Horace
Cousens
Cambridge
Mane
Horace Cousens
Newton
Dymaan
Chereshine
Abe Tolion Dotlans
Newline
Bowton
Loran
Sle
Just Brazil's Way Dispatch From New York
A Herald dispatch reports from Ryo Janeleogyes that Admiral Justine Ge Provence governor of Cabras Ishenis told Admiral Mell the government freed him and sent him to Amagonis for further instructions. Mell resisted, seeking the true destination and objecting to obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Ryo Janeleogyes
Justine Ge Provence
Cabras Ishenis
Mell
Amagonis
Meltu
Woman Named Mien Seeks Aid After Insanity Charge
A destitute woman calling herself Mien from Cease City sought help from Mrs Thorpe this morning. An inquest revealed her husband died about six months ago and that the death affected her mind. Educated, she held teaching certificates from Kansas and West Virginia boards. She will be brought before Judge Fasan tonight for an insanity trial.
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Mien
Beevica
Mra
Thorpe
Cease City
Kansas Board
Board of West Virginia
Fasan
Washburn Pull Club baseball schedule preview
A rough washboard of names and dates outlines Washburn Pull Club’s heavy spring schedule. Opponents include Nebraska and Highland Park college, Kansas universities, Kansas City Blues, Baker, Haskell, and more with Topeka hosting many games from April through May. The piece notes top colleges from Kansas and beyond as rivals and hints at a strong pitching staff and two catchers.
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Washburn
Topeka
Kamisys
Hery
K. U
State
Nebrauke
Hichland Park College
Dux Moines
Towa
Highland Park
Miscouri
State Normal
Lepeka
Apelt
Ottawea University
Popetensity
Oraity
AOC
Manhattan
Nebraskia University
Kansas Cy Blues
Kansas
Baker University
Raltwin
Oltuws University
Gitdwa
Ae Rinperin
Atay
Falkingasteotlees
Wickit
W.K.C
Winneid
Has
Princeton Debating Committee Submits May 19 Resolution
Princeton intercollegiate debating committee submits the proposed Princeton word debate resolution for May 19. The resolution states Congress will not approve army appropriations until the Pratt amendment terms are imposed as a condition for leaving Cuba to its people, with the Isle of Pines title record noted as an exception.
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Princeton
N.S
Princeton Intercollegiate
Congress
Cuba
Isle of Pines
Local notices and service details from Topeka newspaper
Items list theater and shop discounts at COSTLEY & POST, church services across Topeka, social events at Miss Leota Curtis home and May Brammitt’s Easter hat event, a restaurant sale on West Norris, alongside obituaries for Miss Calpbeania Suwart and death notices from Maple Grove. Also mentions Bert Shields, G Gardiner of Chicago, and Rev. T. J. Bearson. The State Journal urged readership.
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Kimbi Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Lowney
Kane
Newra Deparment
Bert Shields
Horton
G. Gardiner
Chicago
Heringtons
W. P Mostgomery
Quincy Street
Fen
West
Norris Street
Rossville
Costley & Post
Leota Curtis
van Bure and
Laurent Streets
Brammitt
Park Street
T. J. Bearson
Christ
Spoptat
Aldildive
N. Kuneds
Atileentral Avenue Christian Church
Purvis
Partion
Migrat
Ita Om
Sp. i
Renaux Avenue
M. EL
J. & Allen
Walnut Grove
Ehiaren’s
Henewfier
Calpbeania Suwart
James Stewart
Maple Grove
Stewart
Topeka
Glendensing
Second Presbyterian
Rochester
Lake Erie Not Sold Denial From Wierling & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh to St Louis and Kansas City plans queried as to rail use from the Wierling & Lake Erie Tailead Company. President Ruck ensderfer stated no sale or formal arrangement confirmed, citing lack of official information reaching him on the matter.
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Bosd
Cleveland
Ruckensderfer
Wierling & Lake Erie Tailead Company
Pittsburg
St Louis
Kansas City
Huckenguerfer
Bail Set As Forger Suspects Arraigned In Will Case
New York March 3 David L syart and Morrie Meyers charged with forgery in the first degree connected to a will were arraigned and held on five thousand bail. Carpenters in Cleveland plan a five cent raise as strike threats escalate amid wage disputes and industry demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David L. Syart
Morrie Meyers
Siltonaire
Cleveland
Marchai
Carpenters
Thia City
Dae Taddi
Mager
Eibirictors
Hs Seeaedi
Ana Atrike
Salling Liquor Case Figures In Court Appearance
Jefe Irvin and Jewie Pishir were brought before Commissioner Clark this afternoon after an incident at Dopette last night. A bedrice prior to the hearing was noted, with details pending further testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefe Irvin
Jewie Pishir
Commissioner Clark
Steamer Sioux City Aground Off Joseph City Bar
The steamer Sioux City of the Graham and Motinn Use ran aground last night on a sandbar near Joseph. With the aid of a tug, the vessel was floated off the bar and remained uninjured after the incident.
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Joseph
Sied
Sioux City
Graham and
Motinn
Johnny Reiff Up een March 50-The race for the were
The report describes a racing event with Johnny Reiff and Pelle in a March setting. It mentions WHI and Geuatiertette, with references to Lam and a case. The fragmentary text suggests a summary of a race outcome and participant names in a period newspaper style.
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Johnny Reiff
Wer
Pelle
Johanny Ho
Terribly Burned Workers Buried in Furnace Blast
Terribly burned Pittsburgh area workers at the Dear Thiknon Sten works or Braddock panic. five men buried, two dead, others injured. Plumbers among victims. cause cited as escaping gas or furnace blast. Bishop Brown names Canon Bywater and local church matters noted. strike planned Monday. Youngstown reporting morning updates on furnace operators demanding wage hikes. potential criminal implications cited with a 36 cent per item fee threatened if not ended.
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Pittsbury
Thiknon Sten
Braddock Pan
Michael Gi Iran
Youngstown
Mareha
Beaumont Dalles Report On Att Reber Strike
Fragmentary OCR notes from Beaumont Texas dated March 29 describe a fourth attack in the district attributed to an assailant named Reber. The garbled text mentions the stomach, pain, and a remedy or medical note possibly referencing Sam's Delp. The readable fragments indicate a violent incident with medical concerns but lack clear names, dates, or detailed actions.
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Beaumont Dalles
Tex
Beaumont District
Toviay
Manchuria diplomacy and British tax forecast discussed
A New York dispatch analyzes Chinese Manchuria diplomacy amid Western powers with emphasis on Anglo American action and potential U S protest. It notes German and Russian positions, hopes for American leadership, and a fiscal forecast predicting a £200 million budget with higher indirect taxes.
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New York
Devere
Bonet
Japan
England
Yanstis Vinerova
Prussia
Berlin
Omttal
Soret
von Buslow
Rosa
Wileb
Convinent
Foreign Office
United States
Manchuria
Enziar
Germany
Wberry
Tale Ato Hse
Meow Tegan
Americas
Mai Ehuris
China
Sehigh i Ik
Washington
Far East
Keuger
Persistent burglars in Chicago shootout clue
Chicago March 8. Cornelius Doherty, injured in a prior burglary attempt at the Newberry building on Haut Ontario street, died after gunfire from Watchman Frank Kelly as four men fled. Kelly had driven off three climbers earlier, firing several shots at fleeing suspects. Doherty is believed to be the fallen thief.
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Chicazo
Cornelius Doherty
Newberry
Haut Ontario Street
Mel & Tragis Dean
Iss Nfeht
Watchman
Kelly
Sway
Doherty
Sudaieh
Kelly Agaly Dincwveres Ehent
Fred
Skherw Cerapad
Bucket Shops Doomed by New War Revenue Law
New York observers on March 20 say bucket shops face extinction after Congress amended war revenue laws on March 2. Lawyers for shop proprietors seek guidance on enforcement from Internal Revenue officials, who say the tax will be collected under existing commissioner rules. The stake involves law officers enforcing state gambling prohibitions alongside federal taxes.
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Wall Street
Congress
New York
Charles H. Treat
Internal Revenue
Second District
Trent
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Rontees
New York State
Go Out of Bust
Speculation in Stock Markets Weighs on Rail Merger Talk
New YorkMarch speculation in stocks remains focused on absorption moves such as Burlington by Hill Morgant and on a potential southwestern railroad merger. The trading atmosphere reflects gold export worries and money tightness offset by ease in call money as Amalgamated Association leader T J Shafter faces health concerns amid merger negotiations and assurances from rail powers.
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New York
March
Burlington
Western Railroad
Colorado
Hax
United States Steel
Abe
Department of He Sinek
Rich Find Sparks Talk Of Patent Medicines
Fr Green of Lancaster NH writes of a claimed discovery in patent medicines. The note praises El Bitters and warns of dangers, suggesting continued use for weeks. A cryptic dealer’s tone and references to a physician’s caution appear amid uncertain details at xl North Kansas avenue.
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Green
Lancaster NH
Kansas Avenue
Corn Market Soaring Amid Record May Delivery Prices
Chicago trading on March 10 sees May corn delivery at a new Neb price record, touching 44 3 4 cents as bulls retain strength. Traders note a busy day with high volume, while oats and wheat show subdued activity and general market tension persists into closing.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Ube
Longre
Sii
Moy Delig
Beye
Politi Ty
Mayo
Tie Market
Pease Gilses
Past Young Ball Player Joins Chicago League
Janws A Hart guided Pred Raymer to Chicago National League baseball, boasting a storied career with Lanning's blues Pueblo stint and a noted ability at bat. Reports of his rise include stellar form in earlier leagues and offers from a notable abstract office.
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Chicago
A. Hart
Raymer
Chicago Nationa
Bell
Beier
Iaseun
Lanning
Blues
Quely
Miliauker
Seston
Pueblo
Strang
Local Concerts and Church Event Silence on Weather
Local brief notes announce Steinberg's Orchestra concert at Tusnet hall Sunday, Marshall's 1 pm concert at Auditorium, and a Parkdale church address by Rev. WF Mitchell at the men’s meeting Sunday afternoon. Also mentions a personal workers Bible class and a weather outlook with rain possible.
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Steinberg
Orchertia
Tusnet Hall
Sundey
Marshall
HA. Parker
First View
Houk Tas
Thrush
WF. Mitchell
New Tor
Parktale MB
Tte Raltrogit Tmc
Vlock
Bibje ¢Luss
Icelock
Amun
Roang
Zenepaliy
Market Notes and Receipts From Topeka and New York
Historical market items note wheat, eggs, hay and sugar prices, receipts, bids, and market reports from Topeka, New York, and surrounding areas. Mentions Budgets, dates, and various commodity prices with scattered vendor references and market activity.
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Nihiliat Prince
Col. M'Clure
Bernhardt
Sargh Bernhards
Lites
Bea
Aisin Uhewter Tharekey
Kanan
Contimeec
Lopez
Agninaldo
America
Philadelphia
Ehib Todas
Ginuunond
Smith and Powers
Willis By 1Ter
Bernard
Matthewson
Milsad Suir
Suse
Cristian
Lajos
Vhortaten
Fulex
Lave Gross
Geter
Heid
Ketchane
Ned
Davis
Miss Lehman
Brazil
Merica
Husband
Baseball
North Topeka
the Baptist Church
W. 2. Hutchinson
Bulldine
Tomurriw
Church of the Good Shepherd
Bywater
Chorul Evéreong
Sermor
the State Journal
Lake Erle
Figs
Brown
Canon Bywater
Eptecapas
Hoton
Showa Mors
Amalgamated
Tit
T. J. Shafter
Asmock How of
Iron. Steel
Tn Plate
Donny
Borne Tire
Geri
Shafter
Vbadl
Aanures Nea
Combine
High Point
Chiwego
Mareh St
Recelpte
Exas Grann
Mer
Western Lumber
Tacoma
Wash
Board of Diventara
Assole Tun
Oregon Lumbermen’s Associata
Bsotrhwestern
Washington Lambermen
Gazovnation
St. Johing
N. F
Emily
Bénin
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Lnroer
Mitchell Ne Grip
Washington, Arm
Sean Rae
Ise
Ransan
Elisloe
Sr — Creatwry
Guy Satrys
Monty Market
New Pits
Comon
Marka
Topeks Today Marketa
Posallington
Grant Op Seock
Seta Seat
Lachey
Ears
Ems Eae
Emss Fieury
Sugar Maries
Sage
York
Rocks
Onyx Stags
J. C. Goings
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