Manrnacticé court ruling and local notes from Cowley county
In Cowley county district court Mrs. Col Hing received $690 for re malunion injuries. Notes mention workers in Newton and railroad service, Cherokee blossoms in November, and a two day meeting in Topeln. Reports cover oil drilling near Westmoreland, wage raises for Southern Kansas division section men, and a murder case continuation for George W. Miller.
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Cowley
Col Hing
Tex Dave
Worrans
G. D. Woods
Newton
Bn Railroad
Kansas Association of These People
Topeln
Flava
Westmoreland
Colorado
Pottawatomie County
Kansas
United States
Parvity Love's Limany damages Kansas residence library
Kansas report details a vandalism incident at J. Male Love's home in Kansas City causing damage estimated at 2000 dollars or more. The chief loss affected Love's extensive library with water ruining bindings and shelves. several valuable volumes were severely damaged. The account also mentions other local happenings including alleged reports to Philadelphia North American and various social notes from nearby towns.
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Yiison
W. R. Draper
Wichita
The
Eagle
Draper
Douglas County
Lawrence
Cloel
Iran
Hone
Jack
Bob Byant
Dud Kelfer
Council Grove
Kansas
Bryant
Reger
Kolfer
Simmons
Hutchipson Reformatory
Reclless
Darling
Katy
Armour Poultry House
Clay Center
California
Utah
Borns
Commercial Club of
Honda
Imsucration Ranst
Imsucration Ranst.—Gov. Stanley
P. Bolmar
Topelen
Bi partisan tariff commission warned as danger to prosperity
The editorial condemns a proposed bipartisan tariff commission as a humbug that would mislead, delay policy, and provoke prolonged uncertainty across industry. It argues Congress should rely on official treasury estimates and open debate in the House and Senate rather than a partisan panel, and urges handling tariff reform one step at a time to avoid hard times.
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Tariff Commission
Congress
New York Commercial
Sult
House of Representatives
Senate
Treasury Department
San Francisco Chronicle
Chicago
Tariff clash with trusts voiced by Denver Republican
The Denver Republican argues that Tariff reduction advocates oppose protection and aim to undermine the tariff. It contends free traders ignore that some trusts exist in free trade countries and would still form, urging the public to trust proponents of protection who support American labor and industry amid rapid national growth.
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United States
United
Ita
Denver
Let the Tariff Alone and Attend to the Trusts
A historical editorial argues against tariff revision, urging focus on curbing trusts while preserving protection. It asserts protecting steel and wheat industries, warns that tariff removal harms legitimate enterprise, and calls for decisive steps to regulate large corporations.
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Congress
Levis
Superior to Facts in Tariff Debate
The article cites a Seattle Post-Intelligencer excerpt asserting that factual evidence contradicts Democratic free traders. It notes that when a Democratic tariff protected prices, foreign and domestic trade both fell, while export trade did not rise as theory claims.
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Seattle
Money flowing back to us from abroad
Under the last Democratic administration money was sent abroad to pay for European goals and imported goods. Republican administrations have shipped our home made goods abroad and foreign money has been coming in.
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Europe
Foreine Monty Hex
Devonport
Missouri farmer hatches egress egg riddle in Boone County
In Missouri a Boone County hen owned by Jack Lynes laid a novelty egress egg. The shell appeared normal but contained nothing inside. The odd specimen spurs debate about such deceptive eggs and whether Missouri farmers will tolerate this peculiar enterprise.
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Missouri
Boone County
Jack Lynes Han
Fine Portrait of McKinley by McKim Studio Sold
B J Greenhut of New York purchased what is described as the best life size portrait of President McKinley. The painting was done shortly before the assassination and reflects the artist McKim’s close connection with Greenhut.
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McKinley
B. J. Greenhut
New York
President McKinley
Greenhut
McKim
No Need of Horses in Washington Says Man Visitor
A Missouri man who went to Washington to sell horses reports that people there travel on electric cars and do not need roadsters they ride bicycles and automobiles and do not need fast trotters and there you must gamble by wire and do not need race horses.
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Missouri
Washington
King of Spain Rumor Denied By Madrid Ministry
Senor Oscar the Spanish minister in Washington denies a circulating tale that the young King of Spain paraded in the Madrid palace with only a royal smile and one sock. He asserts the monarch wore at least two socks along with the smile.
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Senor Oscar
Washington
Spain
Madrid
Petroleum replaces coal push in London legislation
An effort seeks laws to compel petroleum use instead of coal in London city. The change aims to curb chimney soot that harms health and business. In New York, a storeroom near Herald Square rents for three years starting May 1 1903 at 37000 annually, with plans to become a premier ticket office by railroad architects.
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New
Orient Company
Kingman County
Mill
Milton
Norwich
Orient
Missouri Pacific
Prom
Troopix
Jerome Pitney
Pottawatomie County
London
Herald Square
New York City
United States
Zola Names Streets Spreading in Paris and France
A Paris movement favors naming streets after Zola with several French municipalities adopting the idea. France sees a growing public subscription toward a Zola monument, now around 37,000 francs. In parallel, notes on the seventeenth century Indian Chief Tammany describe his origin in Delaware and settlement along the Ohio river, highlighting his peaceful reign and motto Unite in peace unite for mutual happiness.
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Paris
France
Zola
Lyons
Tammany
Delaware
Ohio River
Lost Twenty Years. Anna Willis Recovers From Kidney Trouble
Kokomo Indiana December 1 Twenty years is a long time to suffer kidney trouble and endure a life barely lived. Anna M Willis writes that after twenty years of torment relief followed six bottles of Dodds Kidney Pills and five boxes cured her. She now enjoys living and urges others to try the remedy.
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Kokomo
Ind
Anna M. Willis
Anna M
Dodd
Choking incident linked to peanut shell in Philadelphia infant
Report notes a Philadelphia baby choked after a peanut shell given by the mother to soothe crying. The fragment references a psychologist study on waking people with a pointed stick and mentions Turkish women gaining independence while noting continued public veil orders.
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Philadelphia
How Rich Mine Was Discovered in Artsona
A woman watched a trader rat carry items from her tent to a rock hole and led to the discovery of the Rat Hele mine in Artsona. The mine yielded dividends worth millions, making it famous in mining circles.
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Artsona
Gosnald Town Emerges From Fragmentary Coastline Tale
A garbled trace describes a diminutive Massachusetts locale named Gosnald or Gosnalds, linked to Cape Cod’s shape, beginning at Wood's Hall and stretching toward a referenced coastal edge. The text hints at a landform with a dangerous, fatal terminus near the Sow and Men.
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Massachusetts
Gosnald
Suvaliest
Mies Sarhusetts
Wood's Hall
Cape Cod
Bark Clothing From Tree Bark Pliable Hardwear
A fragment explains bark fibers used for shirts and other wear. Bark from a tree is soaked until softened and then beaten to create pliable fabric suitable for interior garments.
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Boltela
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Miran
George W. Miller
Lvestock Ranch
Santa Me
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Winfield
Thone
King’s Daughters
Vic Wichita Hospital
Children's and Rescue Homes
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Paaton
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MFE
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M. E
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Martin
Aaran
Montgomery County
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Repaklionn Siate
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Tovic
Wade Ble
Stamotin
Hutchinece
Watson
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Erie
Gmes Wirt Nanve
Pearl Fuller
State Normal School
Mabel Priels
Men State Normal Library
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Bern
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Leon County
Rene
Mouney
Mouney Out of Farming Wnd Wteck
Raleing
Lameer
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Belle Springs Creamery Company le Peomple
Aing
Kawean Tibie
Expowassr
Phoyroxa Pou
Synod of Kansas
College of Emporia
Oberlin College
Pamny Wire
John A. Reeds
Mort Scott
Ais
Philippines
Hanver Coury Grayts
Harvey County
Tinion Electric Routleway and Construction Company
Sedgwick City
Halstead
Escarna
Tyndon
Dannera
J. Hf. Neweller
Hunn
Manic of
Merington
Mr. Schillings
John Luanda
Doniphiwn County
Thomas County
Kuenny Guy Suor
James M. Gist
Alfred Gist
Oxford
Copeland
Punewen Ronn Lisa
Topeka
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Allon
Ork
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Aya Nature
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