Graft in the Army Foe Mileage Accounts Scrutinized
Special to The Sum from Washington reports a probe into army mileage reimbursements. Col Clarence H Edwards and Maj Edie, both Taft party members, allegedly billed for travel while using government transport for trips to the Philippines and other ordered locations. The House Appropriations Committee examined requests for 160000 to cover accumulated mileage. Secretary Taft intervened, ordering withdrawal of the accounts.
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War Department
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Philippine Trip Party
New York
MISS HITCHCOCKS VOICE KILLED BY A TRAIN FATAL DAY
Special to The Sun Galveston Texas reports Mrs Wey Huts was killed by a Panhandle train yesterday. Her husband whispers Japs fatal indeed. They were in homey at the lines. Their hero was kitled and the biges completely demote rated.
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Wey Huts
Panhandle
Yeatorday
Wispers
Dr Pierce’s Medicines Endorsements and Promises
Public notices acclaim Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, citing endorsements by medical professors and physicians. The ad explains ingredients are printed on wrappers, urges readers to request the life book, and highlights open disclosure of composition and cures for stomach, liver, catarrh, and female ailments.
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Buffalo
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Mission of Justice for Chinese in America Meets Roosevelt
May Kee, a Chinese reader in Indiana, recounts a Washington visit with Pang Wah Sung to press Chinese rights. He recalls letters from notable figures and praises Roosevelt’s reception while urging reforms against a coercive paper system and prejudice. He urges China and Americans to work to right wrongs and expand Chinese integration.
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Disnipolly
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Jesse Overstreet
Owen Paris Odell
Iniga
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Wille
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Patel
China
Predictions by Raphael the Astrologer Wed Feb 7 1906
Forecasts favor business until 6 p m with caution for new ventures. Avoid risks and legal actions attend to business. A child born on this date will face opposition and must fight its way. a daughter may struggle for a suitable husband.
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Ite
Wong
Kansans Launch a Boom for Exposition in 1911
Kansas prepares to mount the largest exposition west of St Louis to celebrate statehood’s 60th anniversary. Topeka leads the push with a semi centennial-scale event, backed by business leaders and politicians including E W Hoch, Weldhman, Coburn, William Allen White, and Eugene Wa. Delegates plan extensive state funding, with Shawnee County and Topeka officials pledging substantial tax and bond support for the project. The organizing effort aims to mobilize the public and secure federal funds for the grand exposition and related improvements.
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D. Coburn
Monpd of Agriculture
William Allen White
Eugene F. Wa
Ironquill
Washington
Sion
Thomas J. Anderson
Topeka Commercial Club
Exposition Ideu
Mapas
Propkt
Shawne
Hay
Twain Moral Debate On Private Virtue And Public Duty
A fragmentary voice cites Mark Twain arguing that most Americans split morals into private and public spheres. The piece notes the tension between Christian private virtue and public behavior, recounting a tale of personal restraint, tax fears, and a joke about swearing in the right spirit.
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Uma
James
New York
Chinese Actress Draws Crowded Night At Grain Theater
A Chinese actress appears in Anjolea at the Chinese Grain theater amid strong audience demand. The production features male performers in female roles, a new departure stirring lively discussion in the Chinese quarter.
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Feu
Anjolea
Jaj Yon Wok
Chinese Grain Theater
Ram
Priest and woman clash over Wilkinast street project
Father Weber of the Catholic Church of the Anmamp ton confronted Theodore Stein before the Hoard of Public Works on Monday over improving Wilkinast from Mardingst to Llathe Ave. Weber argued the church, the largest property owner on the site, would not want the street. Stein cited other owners supporting the plan. The board will inspect the ground themselves to decide.
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Majaurity
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Steln
Beard
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Courage Shown After Patient Casey Is Injured
A report describes Patrics Case showing remarkable nerve after his left foot was crushed by an iron stake at an airport yard incident Monday. He was taken to SS Vincent's hospital with the injury and medical staff treated him. the exact cause and location remain unclear.
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Erbart
Agnes Repplier Lectures on Temptations of Eve
Agnes Repplier delivered a lecture on Temptations of Eve at the Mis Hepplier venue. The talk referenced her book and explored immortalized figures and sacred themes through a critical lens.
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Mise Hepplier
Captain Marshall Dead in New Mexico War Service
Veedersburg Ind February 6 Andraw Marshall reports from Fort Stanton New Mexico that Captain Elmer Marshall died in the United States service aboard the transport Stella. He served two years as a captain in the government line and his remains will be buried locally.
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