World Company Offers Descriptive Rates and Notices
The article details subscription terms and rates for a world news service, listing carrier and advance options and representative offices in Hartford and Boston. It mentions Associated Press membership and republication rights. A fragment at the end references a Swiss village disaster with sparse readable details.
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Massachuet
A. R. Keator
Hartford
York
Franklin P. Alcorn
Marbriagge
Tax policy debate spans taxation and spending themes
The article discusses taxation and public spending, arguing for or against shifting property classifications and rates. It mentions potential revenue impacts, corporate tax effects, and the larger question of government power in property taxation. It also weaves in commentary on public discourse, satire, and readers' engagement.
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Stele
Jon Avhich
Kansas
Popakanses
Garey
Undefined OCR fragment prompts headline
Readable text is limited and garbled. No clear person, organization, place, or event can be identified to form a coherent summary or headline.
Editorial on KU Baker rivalry and alumni influence
The Leavenworth Times discusses Judge Jewett of Wichita predicting Kansas University and Baker University would shape state destiny. Alfred G. Hill is urged to unite State University alumni to awaken KU spirit, with Mev Ham and other graduates noted for public influence and journalism.
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Jewett
Wichits
Kansas University
Baker University
Kansas
Baker Gradutes
K. U
State University
Baker
K. UW
Alfred G. Hill
K. UL
Joseph H. Bill
Qveridentate Normal School
Ecommenientine
Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth
United Press
Washington
Univer
Washburn
Imen
Mgr. Hill
Centennial births and notable anniversaries celebrated
The notices mark the hundredth birth anniversary of Jenny Linl the Swedish Nightingale and the 150th birthday of Ferdinand R Hassler, prominent scientist and early superintendent of the U S Coast Survey, with a mention of The Methodist Book Concern in Cincinnati as an enduring publishing home.
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Jenny Linl
Ferdinand R. Hassler
U. S
Coast Survey
Methodist Book Concern
Cincinnati
Centennial events and political tours on varied dates
Observances mark West’s centennial with services in New York City and a 10th anniversary celebration for Andrew H. Green. A Democratic primary in Georgia names candidates and campaign tours resume across the Midwest. International affairs raise interest as Ottawa hosts the IJC annual meeting and Worcester hosts a three day festival. Royal and political figures of Europe noted with incidents and births recorded from the era.
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Ottawa
Worcester
Mass
Burnauist
Minnesota
Crookston
Ware
Saskatchewan
National Party
Regine
Council of Commerce
Toronto
United States Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Slanter Harding
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Ated
Cox Leavine Farm
Aye
Middle West
Cast
Birthdays Mark Noted Figures Across North America
Sir Thoras G Shaurrhnessy chairman of the Canadian Pacific Railway is celebrated in Milwaukee on his 67th birthday. Joseph W Bailes former U S senator and Texas gubernatorial hopeful turns 67 in Cornish County. Albert J Beveridge ex senator from Wana born in Ardanis County Ohio is 56. Rev Frederick Turgess Episcopal bishop of Long Trinity born Providence Rhode Island is 67. Julia Culp celebrated Dutch lieder singer born Groningen Netherlands observed in later life.
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Thoras G. Shaurrhnessy
Canadian Pacific Railway
Bory
Milwaukee
Ag Toda
Joseph W. Bailes
Ited
Guberiae
Texas
Hort
Cornish County
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Wana
Ardanis County
Ohio
Frederick Turgess
Longe Tsinnid
Orn Oat Providence
Julia Culp
Groningen
Todays Anniversaries of Notable Figures
Notices recall birthdays and deaths across eras. Sir Lind of Stock, Harriet Gesner, and Milippelandeal figures appear with places such as Malvern Watertay and Watertay i, plus a 1866 visit to Queen Victoria and a Pri enti Tavern in Tand.
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Lepay Lind
Stock
Malvern
England
One Year Ago Today in America Cup Challenge and Labor Tensions
An item recalls Sir Thomas Lila challenging for the America Cup. Federal troops were called to Gary Indiana amid a steel strike. References to a new hotel office and a convention plan near Lawrence and nearby venues surface. The piece hints at organizational support and hotel proposals amid ongoing labor disputes.
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Thomas Lila
Gary
Ind
Newty
Weelsts of Commerce
Plas
Leawrence
Ben Pha
Amoher
Census Renewal Sparks House Size Debate Across Parties
After the latest census Congress must address apportionment questions as the United States total rises to about 105.6 million. If representation remains fixed, the House would grow beyond 500 members, while a reduction could shift influence. Republicans fear Southern disenfranchisement under the Fourteenth Amendment and seek changes that may alter state representation in future sessions.
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Washington
Congress
House of Representatives
House
United States
House of Commons
Than Thwad
Nationalexis
Tul
Cangien Sual
Ess
Cause
Senate
Republican Congress
Jenny Lind Rise To Fame And International Tours
A narrative tracing Jenny Lind from student chorus to a solo debut under Meyer a world tour with P T Barnum and a status as a premier operatic star Her New York visit in 1850 sparked a popular ovation and her later career included concerts sold at high prices and a charitable life in Stockholm and England The piece ends noting political notices and local town events tied to a campaign and newspaper distribution plans
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Jenny
Stallhelm
Meyer
Beers
Triad
Mererbeer
Paris
Ima
Serling
Vienna
Dresden
Mauviel Solloweal
England
America
P. T. Barnum
Jenny” Lind
H E
Mr Barnum
New York
Auetien
Reton
Rer
Lisa Jotdseimit
Imusiekan
Euope
Bishop Wainwright
Jenny Lind
Stockholm
Malvern Hills
Fifty Years Ago in Lawrence This Week
A fragment from the Journal of October 6 1870 notes construction on Vermont street brickwork nearing second story completion. Albert Ale row schoolhouses rise north of the river while Belvarar Seal builds new homes. Greeley of the New York Tribune plans a Kansas lecture trip in Lawrence on an upcoming evening.
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Taylor
Vermont Street
Arthout
Albert Alerow
Veret
J.T
Greelee
New York Tribune
Colums
Kansas
Lawrence
Greeley
County Clerk Reads Names for State Officer Ballots
In readiness for the upcoming election the Clark County clerk reports the secretary of state will provide the candidate list. The county clerk says the ballot order will reflect the personal number of candidates for each office.
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Clark
George CL Brunell
E&eh
Anyunek
Shaner
Fragmentary song salutes Chamber of Commerce
Members adopted a new tune at the meeting this week with words praising wartime unity. The draft song, picked up by H. B. Gber, parades civic pride and the call to “blow it makes no difference where you were.” It references town loyalty and a whistle sounding for the town.
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Ette
Lawrence
Ou Fall
Chamber of Commerce
Pew Sons
H. FB. Gber
Sreanization
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Chinclor Bindley
Trish
MacSwiney
Alfred Hill
Ment
Kingdom
Hann Isiv
Lyers
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Chales Stewart Parnel
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County Wicklow
Treland
Jane
Wilson Pnd
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oCy O
Thompson
Everett True
Lal
Aed
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Stoc Oetrier
Cine
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Gag
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County
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Tepeks
Chamber of Commerce Duty Advocates
Ferkins & Co
M. W. Callahan & Co
Farmers State and Savings Bank
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