Taking Testimony Again Attorney General Hadley in St Louis
The Missouri auster proceedings against Standard Oil Republic Waters and Interstate companies resumed in St Louis before Special Commissioner Anthony. Attorney General Hadley and Lake represented the state while Prigst Johnson St Eddy Hagerman spoke for the oil concerns. G S Sttegerwalk of Clark Oil/Cleveland testified first about the Seafold Shurmer Teagle transaction absorbed by Standard.
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St. Lous
Missouri
Standard Oil
Republic
Waters Terce
International
Anthony
Hadley F
Lake
Henry S. Prigst
John D. Johnson
St. Eddy
Chicago
Frank Hagerman
Kansas City
Oid
Sttegerwalk
Clark Ol Company
Cleveland
Seafold, Shurmer & Teagle
Standard Company
Hurley for Prohibition Raises Standards for Railroad Men
Topeka Feb 1 General Manager HE Nurley of the Santa Fe says the prohibitory law raises the standard of railroad men in Kansas above other states and would benefit railroad workers globally. Chan Shelden seeks a stay of the prohibitory law and has written to several employers for information on the subject.
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Topeka
HE Nurley
The
Santa Fe
Kansas
Otter
Engine Strikes Trolley At Poplar Street Crossing
A crowded trolley car on the Iron Mountain line was struck by an engine at the Poplar street crossing. The impact hurled the car off the rails and left many passengers with bruises though no fatalities were reported.
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Stouig
Poplar Street
Iron Mountain Road
Council Meeta Tonight for Adjourned Session
The city council meets this evening in an adjourned session to hear protests from Mississippi and Tinckney street property owners over recent appraisals for a tax levy. Also on the agenda are proposed grading on abroad av nue and Hancock street and related matters.
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Mississippi
Tinckney Streets
Avnue
Hancock Street
Coat Recovered for Clinton Man and Jail Release
Police report William B. Tucker of Clinton had an overcoat stolen Saturday while in town trading, and it was returned this morning. Mollie Tutt, convicted last week of stealing clothes from Mrs. Mallowry and jailed for a 9.50 fine, was released this morning after paying 5.00.
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Wm. B. Tucker
Clinton
Mollie Tutt
Mallowry
King Edward Opens Parliament Amid Weather and Crowds
London February King Edward appeared in crimson velvet robes to open parliament in ceremonial fashion as clouds parted for a sunny procession. Alexandria absent from England, the king addressed the Commons from a single chair on the dias amid cheering along the royal route in a scene recalling Victoria's era. Campbell of Kansas introduced a joint resolution urging the Interstate Commerce Commission to study railroad discriminations and monopolies and report to Congress.
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London
Edward
Victoria
Alexandria
England
Washington, D.C
Campbell
Kansas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Social and Personal Notes Show Busy Kansas City Links
Tom King of Tech. Sherman Eliott Jain Kanassey in town. Frank Evans visiting Kansas City. Harvey travels to Kansas City. Pears heads for Tuskeegee Ala. Mrs W Patterson to Chicago. Alicia Nelson to Chicago for two weeks. J H Cohn goes east for stock. Dr Buchan of Wheeling spent at First House. Gustafson displays new spring cherry and wine dashes. Bargains on skirts and suits Friday. Kate Watkin and J Kenson to wed at home of Kate’s parents. Families and friends gather for wedding, party plans, and social events from Kansas City to Topeka and beyond.
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Kansas City
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Tuskeegee
W. ©. Patterson
Chicago
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Pref Murray G HI
Ottawa
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J. H. Cohn
Ero
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Kenson
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Rl Saunder
Clairmore
el, Majors
Marguerie Majors
Goob Vege Able Soup and Missing Names Fragment
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled items and stray phrases about soup and contact, with letters and words jumbled. The readable bits mention a Goob Vege Able Soup and a stray line about a boy, plus disjointed names and actions, yielding no clear event or person.
Auction notice lists household items for sale at 1019 Kentucky Street
Late auction description offers a large and several small rugs a hair rug parlor chairs rockers lamps comforts blankets kitchenware and frames. Call 1019 Kentucky Street between 1 and 3. For rent of a home at 112 New York Street with 2 acres fruit yard barn and sheds to rent for a year to a good party by J H Seatt.
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Kentucky Street
New York Street
J. H. Seatt
Funeral for Margaret Oliver at Oak Hill Cemetery
The funeral for Miss Margaret Oliver was held at 2 30 PM from the family home at 800 Tennessee Street Dr Lenig of the M E church preached the sermon Professor Marvin Hopkins Hunter and Stavens served as pallbearers The services drew many old friends and burial followed at Oak Hill cemetery An advertisement notes Gustafson’s offers up to date jewelry.
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Margaret Oliver
Tennessee Street
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M. E. Church
Marvin
Hopkins
Hunter
Stavens
Oak Hill
Not Afraid Corporal Fairchild Recalls Boxer Rebellion Scene
Corporal Fairchild recounts aiding a Pekin rescue during the Boxer rising of 1900. He notes antiquated Chinese warfare methods and a Yangtze battle where attackers found the enemy already gone after feints with litty cracker deployment to delay Allied forces.
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Corporal Fairchild
Pekin
Bis
Yang Taum
Criticism of Yost at Kansas and past coaching scandal
The Chicago papers react to charges against Fielding Yost regarding Krebs being paid by Yost to secure a Kansas victory seven years ago. Kansas authorities express surprise at the late resurfacing of details while the faculty claims they only learned of the case recently. Also noted is a hotly debated era of athletics and coaching ethics amid lingering questions about pay and influence.
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Kansan
Kansas
Supreme Court Decides Sewerage Case Against Missouri
Fragmented report shows Missouri loses sewerage dispute as Chicago seeks river diversion to Mississippi. Preamble notes U S Supreme Court decision with Justice Haines authoring opinion and Missouri failing to prove its case amid mixed commentary. Local ad blurbs mention chocolate promotion and assorted notices.
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Kansas university juniors vs seniors in basketball tourney
The Juniors detested the Seniors last Friday evening in the second game of the basketball tournament. The Freshmen played the Seniors this afternoon at 4 30. Two girls fainted in first class this morning during Prof Haworth s lecture. Dr Naismith aided one girl and another fell from a window seat to the floor. Dr A M Buchanan of Morgantown West Virginia is visiting the university. Benjamin F Stelter became head of English at Leavenworth High School. C L Edson of the Kansas City Star will speak to the newspaper classes tomorrow. Vesper services are set for next Sunday afternoon in Fraser Hall chapel. Prof Skilton dean of the Fine Arts school will speak in chapel tomorrow.
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Naismith
A. M. Buchanan
Morgantown
West Virginia
University
C. L. Edson
The
Kansas City Star
Fraser Hall
Prof. Skilton
Fine Acts School
Honeymoon Becan Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth Travel Private Car
Honeymooning newlyweds Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth travel in private car after visiting John R McLean’s estate. At a station a railway worker’s daughter asks for Mrs Longworth’s autograph and receives it, with the couple noting the moment to a small crowd.
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Uume
Alice Lee Longworth
Hut Lutherud
Fation
Superintendent on Stand Chietgo Mystery
Fragmentary report outlines a superintendent stand in Chicago with references to Arthur Meeks and a first win. It mentions pre trial hints about costs and theories of rival lists, while naming Amnour’s and Uwe as context. The text remains unclear and incomplete.
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Arthur Meeks
Sena Sagantendienat
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Guy- Pat
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Uwe
Malo
Panama Canal Reports Sent to Congress by War Dept
Washington February telegraphs transmit to Congress the board of consulting engineers report on the Panama Canal and accompanying documents. The majority of engineers favor a level canal while Admiral Baird and other members differ. Secretary Taft endorses a modified course with Isthmian commission support. The Secretary of War recommends a canal aligned with the minority findings and canal commission majority.
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Isthian Canal Commission
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After Law Violators Move to Silence Primary Corruption
A local countywide push emerges to curb money in primaries with calls for a grand jury and a citizen oversight committee. Residents urge honest elections, noting money has touched every township ward and city, and old primary laws must be enforced. Community figures, including W C Brown, Nels Ockerbald, and others, are referenced amid notices and ads.
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Uime
Douglas
Attempted Assassination in Washington on Feb Day
Reports from Washington say on the morning of February TO an attempt was made on the life of the president of the Republic of Columbia. Eight shots were fired, five hit his carriage, and the president escaped injury.
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Republic of Columbia
The Scrapbook Adverts and Opera Chorus Rehearsals
Fragmented notice lists quick drying ink pads at Boughtons and advertising for The Scrapbook at Woalt's Book Store. It mentions rehearsals for an opera Der frelechotz and scenes from Lohengrin and Parsifal with about 100 singers urged to join tonight at the M C A.
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New Magazine
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Warren Street
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Tailoring and Dry Cleaning Services by J. H. Hinton
Tailoring orders accepted for men’s suits shirts and ladies skirts coats made to measure. View spring and summer samples and new styles. French dry cleaning repairs and pressing. Goods called for and delivered. Bell phone 067 red.
Colorado excursion promises a great investment deal
J. M. Neville advertises a land opportunity for a future excursion to Colorado next Tuesday. He claims alfalfa and sugar beets lands offer high incomes, with water rights guaranteed with each deed. One fifth down payment and the best ditch in the state are highlighted, urging readers to inquire at 700 Mass 8t. or Home to 609.
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Aloow Fm
J. M. Neville
Old Time Yeast Breads And Rolls Recipe Fragments
A collection of fragmented biscuit and roll instructions. Mix cream of tare with soda into four cups flour with butter, then milk to a soft dough for Soda Biscuit. French Rolls combine baking powder with flour and salt, fill with butter, fold and bake quickly. Breakfast Roll uses flour milk eggs yeast and a night rise, then buttered formed rolls. Dropped Biscuit bakes from warm milk batter with yeast and flour, dropped by spoon onto buttered pans.
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