Manufacturers Club of City Rejects Free Silver Policy
At a large meeting on March 31 the Manufacturers' Club adopted strong resolutions opposing free and unlimited coinage of silver. They denounce claims by silver supporters and oppose bi metallic policy, endorsing international agreement instead. Wharton Barker and others clashed over amendments before Bisakenburg resolutions were adopted.
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Prtapsirata
Manufacturers' Club
Beid
Gazel
John Converse
Ae Rodolph Blankenburg
Menufacturers’ Club
Friends of
Philadelphia
United States
Wharton Barker
James
Washington
Efert
Sovie
Bisakenborg
Big Strike Spreads in Chicago Building Trade
Amid six hour day conflict, carpenters in Chicago began an eight hour dispute. about 8,000 to 13,000 workers may join in, threatening widespread paralysis of the building industry. Reports from Phoenix to Kentucky note political and public figures affected. Governor Hughes assaulted in Phoenix. Republican conventions endorse McKinley in Kentucky. Ex Governor Seay dies in Alabama. Oklahoma Republicans nominate Flynn for Congress. Western New York faces severe floods, with East Buffalo heavily affected.
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Giunege
Uierce
Chicago
City
Berriso
N. Y
New York
Kintery
Buffalo
Question of who inherits Fowler estate before judge
District Judge Hazen settled the disputed Fowler estate question. The case Reason Fowler v estate questioned whether the widow, children, or Edwin’s heirs should receive portions the father would have if alive. The decision weighed the half share plus the one sixth Edwin would have inherited and the claims of Edwin’s widow Maud Fowler.
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Edwin
Maud Fowler
J Hoezen
Fowler
Money for the Cherokee Freedmen payment arranged
Corvervittr reports that all arrangements are complete for the delayed government payment to Cherokee Freedmen. About 30 days are needed to revise the roll, then roughly $250 will be paid to each person.
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Corvervittr
Ken
J Mikee Turner
St. Louis
Homeseekers Excursions One Fare to Santa Fe May 5
Tickets and full particulars available via P. Bowxer City Ticket Agent Santa yute Topeka Kan 0 Kimpet bees One Minute Cough Cure scheme and there what makes it gay Stane feld 609 Kansas ave.
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Santa Fe
P. Bowxer
City
Arent
Santa Yute
Topeka
Kan
Stanefeld
Kansas Ave
Seed contract let for 70 000 at Washington
Landreth and Sons win the contract for 10 125 000 packages of vegetable seeds to be distributed to the public under a recent act. The price is 70 000 dollars with germination tested seeds and a carefully drawn contract. Flower seed packs also let to L May and Co at half a cent per package. The secretary expects better seed quality under this method.
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Landreth & Sons
Washsgton
Morion
L. May & Co
St Paul, Minn
Bell Company stockholders reelect directors and raise capital
Bostax March 31 The stockholders of the American Bell telephone at their annual meeting today reelected the old board of directors and voted to increase its capital stock ten percent to 23,850,000. The statement for oe on ending De.
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Bell Company
Bostax
American Bell Telephone
Convention Tickets Northward in St Louis June Conclave
A Republican National Committee sub committee met at the Southern hotel in St Louis to arrange press ticket distribution for the June convention. Applications should go to T E Byrnes in Minneapolis for press seats and to Berges in Minneapolis for distinguished guest tickets. Each delegate gets three tickets and all other admissions are to be issued starting June 5 by the serjeant at arms.
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Arms
St. Louis
Republican National Committee
Southern
Citizens’ Committee of
Rad
Murder and death by own action in Kansas City
A colored man Harry Hill killed his wife Bettie Hill at 612 Cottage Lane then died by suicide after追追 pursuit over Bettie’s association with Millie Washington. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon at 3:55 in Kansas City Missouri.
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Geory Hill
Kansas City
Harry Hil
Cottage Lane
Bettie
Carrollton
Hill
Austorium
Millie Washington
Washington Wome
Bond Debate Spurs Push for Five-Man Inquiry
In Wasnivetes March 31 the Senate revives bond issues debate as Peffer presses to appoint a five Senators committee to probe recent bonds. Hill, Wolcott, Teller oppose delays while Peffer and Walcott back the inquiry. Action may trigger a test vote. other bills included a 2,009,000 public building appropriation for Indianapolis and Arkansas accounts settlement. Mitchell of Oregon signals continuing Dupont contest today.
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Wasnivetes
Senate
Peffer
Bill
Hill
Wolcott
Teller
George
Impont
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Arkansas
Mitchell
Oregon
Dupont
House Proceedings on Sundry Civil Bill Debated
The House discussed the sundry civil appropriation bill and disposed of about fifteen pages. Cannon and Sayers debated present and projected appropriations with Cannon arguing totals may not fall below 505 million dollars. Eight amendments to raise lighthouse superintendents' pay were adopted. Hitt signaled a conference report on the Cuba resolutions once sundry civil bill clears.
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House
Cannon
Sayers
Cumnon
Light House
Hitt
Foreign Affairs Committee
Formal resignation of Dr Alderson at First Presbyterian
Dr Alderson formally resigns as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church after four years, effective September 1 or sooner if he desires. Congregation votes unanimously to accept. a pastoral division cited, with prayers requested for the church’s future. Officers elected for the coming year, with several trustees declining reelection. Also notes Washburn College event the Artel Ladies Sextette appears in the lecture course on Wednesday evening.
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Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Alderson
Congregational Ming
Tinal
Ord
Tcomtees
J. H. Hunt
J. J. Guy
John E Frost
Williem Roby
GH. Whitcomb
W.H Woittos
Nabers
N. W. Laubach
James Cuthbert
John E. Moon
Dr. R ., Magee
D. Q. Diven
Board of Trustees
Artel Lillies
Washburn College
Judge Green Defends Hillmon Case Amid Fraud Claims
Judge James W Green spoke to a crowd of lawyers and other interested parties outlining the Hillmon trial defense. He argued the plaintiff must prove her husband John W Hillmon was killed on Crooked Creek on March 47 1878 and that Walters body was not Hillmon. He detailed a alleged conspiracy to fraud life insurance by Levi Baldwin John W Hillmon and John H Brown and highlighted inconsistencies in insurance applications and the handling of a body identified as Hillmon.
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Hillmen
John W. Halmoon
Crooked Creek
Lawrence
John W. Hilliman
Adolph Walters
Walters
John W. Hillman
Indianaa
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Tathood
Leavenworth County
Texas
Kansas
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Plaintiff
Hilmon
Levi Baldwin
John W Hillmon
John H Brown
John W
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Selig
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New York Life
Wiseman
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Hillman
Wichita
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Miner
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Aikman
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Hillmon
Brown
Wichia
John H. Brown
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Avery Stable
Wilimen’s
Hilllmon
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John W. Hillmon
Tillinghast
Colonel Walker
Medicine Lodge
Alva Baldwin
Wailer
Walker
Griffith
Hutchinson
Wires Smith
Santa Fe
Smith's
Berenithous
Eilimen Ieamnsi
Ascot
Levi
Ariite
Ile Place
Tim Brown
Reliw
Myre Ailinwn
Baldwin's
Hilmena
Hillman Hallwin
Hilton
Aire
Hilenan
Buchante
Tuls
Mre. Hillman
Leavenworth
W J. Buchan
Mediaielenoes
Buchan
Mrr Wiest
Wheat
Ahs
Geotinaen
Kouvese
Wen
John W. Bilton
Hill
M Pei
Mysteribuely
Elsmon
Hillmob
Wheel
Barker
Fragmented Inquest and Identity Confusion Report
A chaotic inquest recounts Hillman Hilton versus Hillmen, with Mrs Hilton denying knowledge of the body, Brown and others giving inconsistent accounts, and defense experts noting misidentified cadaver photos. Testimony recounts staged photo identities, insurance dealings, and contested verdicts amid Lawrence to Leavenworth journeys.
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