Kansan News Roundup from Chanute Times Highlights Fire Losses and Taxing Times
Local notices recap fires at Sabatha's M. B. church and Scranton parsonage, Wichita death rate 14.66 per thousand, Katy trains to Kansas City via Tola Moran, Jones Snoddy appeals to veto pension bill for Mrs. McKinley, Abilene mill sues Union Pacific for 10300, and scattered weather and civic items including gas and oil prospecting in Severy, school consolidations, and a river body found in Ottawa.
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Q. Chandler
Norton
Sabatha
M. B
Wichita
Scranton
Wilson
United States
Dean
Beef Trust
Troy
Katy
Junction City
Parsons
Kansas City
Tola
Moran
Abilene Mill and Elevator Company
Union Pacific Railway
Osborne
Tooks
Smith
Travelers’ Insurance Company of
Hartford
Kansas Securities
Kansadon
Cui
Jowell City
Nomiale County
Nelson
Debates on Reciprocity and Protection in Oyster Bay
The Oyster Bay Pilot edits the American Protective Tariff League stance and the push toward reciprocity. It contrasts old fashioned protection with free trade, urging tearing down tariff walls to allow needed imports while defending domestic production and questioning party policies on sugar and tobacco.
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Pough- Keepale
Bogie
American Protective Tariff ‘League
American Protective Tori League
Hugh Ponghkoepsie
Poughkeepsie
Heciprocity
Poughkeeps
Republican Party
Tariffs and political risk in revision cycles
A historical note argues that tariff acts reflect compromises among diverse interests and never please all sides. It warns that any revision can trigger broader changes, affecting more articles than intended, harming industries, investment, and economic outlook. The piece notes Republican incentives to be cautious with election year pressures.
Protarian note on Tariff and prices through history
A Minnesota congressman argues the tariff history from 1892 to 1898 and again today. He recalls McKinley tariffs lifted prices, then revived them, and asks whether to redo tariff revision to lower or raise prices. The piece frames a political question on economic policy.
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Turi
Gongremiman McCleary
Minnesota
Aingwora
United States
McKinley
Pri
Uncle Sam and the dog refuse moony eclipse
A humorous caption features Uncle Sam asking what a dog wants beyond another total eclipse of the moon, playing on national imagery and playful wordplay. The piece blends Americana with a light political wink.
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Uncle Sam
Not Ko Strange Beets and Cuban Relief in the Journal
The Providence Journal questions why beet sugar promoters blocked Cuban relief. It argues domestic producers pledged Republican protection and questions Republicans claiming to defend protection while withholding equal measures for domestic growers, urging faithful adherence to the pledge.
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Providence Journal
Journal
Republican Party
Congress
Good Riddance Babcock Sees Sugar Tariff Change
Congressman Babcock authorizes a shift in stance on protecting the domestic sugar industry and now favors a 20 percent tariff reduction on Cuban sugar. The Wisconsin Tarif Ripper opposed surrender to Free Trade but has altered his position, signaling a drift from protectionists and bolstering the anti surrender wing.
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Babcock
Wisconsin
Babcoch
No Maine Members for Protectionist Duty, Says Prosi
In Portland the Prosi column argues there are no Mr Bert Ralmars in Maine so Mr Littefield need not worry about protectionist ties. If the doctrine seeks no congressman to vote for protective duties, the industry in his district would suffer and the whole system could fail.
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Maine
Littefield
Portland
Notion on Sugar Trust Favor Fails Growers’ News
In brief, a rumored notice to farmers warns that no favors will be granted to the sugar trust, with concerns that growers bear the cost of such measures. The message, attributed to a local source, calls for caution among farming communities regarding industry influence.
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Sugar Trust
Dé Toweree
Gramd Rapide
Fragmented prompt asks about school beet eating people motive
The query appears garbled but seeks clarification on why a school or group would object to sharing a portion of their savings or journal based on evidence. It mentions a beet and reference to “Win Journal” without coherent context or identifiable entities.
Weddings at Ploughnaetel Mark January 9 and 24
In Ploughnaetel the town hosts two weddings in January. The first occurs on the ninth and the second on the twenty fourth. Both ceremonies unite local families and are celebrated with communal gatherings.
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Ploughnaetel
Emall
Britany
Emperors Guests Stir German Aristocracy Clash
North sea excursion on the Kron Pring Wilhelm exposes Emperor William to bitter critique from aristocrats as business men dominate the guest list. German papers gauge a potential shift toward an industrial state and world trade shaping the nation’s future amid editorial debate. In the U S midwest, storms sweep Iowa towns with heavy rain, 65 mph winds, and damaged wires as other notes report a murder case, naturalization paper disputes, and Topeka’s unusually windy day.
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Berlin
William
North Sea
Germany
Hiklng
Eliss Ab
Cologne
Governor Murphy to resign. Brodie named successor
April 24 Phoenix reports Governor Murphy will resign, with Alexander Brodie set to succeed him when the term ends. Brodie, a former lieutenant colonel of Roosevelt’s Rough Riders, has already been named President Roosevelt’s pick for the spot. Packing companies in Kansas City deny a broader combine amid Missouri inquiries. Forest fires sweep central Pennsylvania, destroying property and rail lines. two incidents involve derailed engines and burned crews.
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Comnty
GC. UW. St Clair
St. Clair
Bartlett
St Clarg Q
Associated Press
Wichita
Kansas
Hutchinson
Matehniso
H. E. Raley
Bert Oaks
Raley
Trettan Bose
Winfield
Tanes Oaks
Kpple
Balny
Gray
Flatten Chy
Chicago
Plvarer
Golpel & M. Pox
Raman National Guard
Keck
Mtuey
Concordia Blade Bas
George Burroughs
Kansas Distarlent Society
Dora Jordan
Fort Leavenworth
S. Jobes
Alwort
Norah Churchman
Solomon
Topela
India
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Harvey
Osage Cowley
Dickinson
Shannon
Franklin
Montgomery
Crawford
Reneion Ellis
W. Williston
School of Medicine
University of
Brodie
Phoenix
A. T
Murphy
Alexander 0
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Plac
Kitnmas City
Willian Warner
United States
Western District of
Missouri
Kansas City
Pennerivasta
Williamsport
Barclay’s Lumber
Alum Baking Powder Crisis Reaches New York
Judge Clarke in Missouri fines grocers for selling alum containing baking powder. New York Health Department seized alum based powders and dumped them in the river. Authorities warn consumers to demand reputable brands and prohibit substitutes to protect public health.
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Missouri
New York
Clarke
St. Laiile
Health Department of
Visitor at Capitol Asked About Discussion in Senate
A visitor asked a Senate doorkeeper, What are they discussing in the Senate, to which the reply was a bill to make it against the law to kill the President. The remark reflects a speculative debate about proposed legislation and presidential protection.
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Washington
Senate
French artist visits grave of Edgar Allen Poo in Baltimate
Andre Castaigne, noted French artist, visited the grave of Edgar Allen Poo in Baltimate and collected trees and weeds to send as mementos to the poet’s friends in France.
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Edgar Allen Poo
Andre Castaigne
Baltimate
France
Professor Agaa and Maldive Islands Exhibit at Harvard Museum
Prof Apavniz explores coral study in Maldive Islands where Alexander Agaa biz attends an exhibit for the Harvard museum. Evansville Indiana plans to build and run its own municipal telephone system costing about $20,000. Existing franchise expires in July with no offers considered.
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Apavniz
Maldive Islands
Tadian Poral
Alexander Agaabiz
Harvard Museum
Evansville
Ind
Onn
Coal Mining in Japan Compared to American Coal
The article notes Japan mines coal valued nearly as much as all other minerals combined, ranging from anthracite to coal, though its quality is generally inferior to American coal. Modern machinery and methods have been adopted in many mines.
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Japan
The Most Populous Street in the World Story
The most populous street in the world is described as the New York block from Amsterdam to West End Avenue and from Sixty first to Sixty second street. About eight thousand seven hundred residents of twenty six nationalities of every race creed and color live in five and six story tenements.
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New York
Amsterdam
West End
Great Salt Lake and Salinity Facts
Satteat Lake in the World notes Lake Aramia in Persia as a hyper saline body. It claims water salt content exceeds the Dead Sea's 26 percent, eight times ocean salinity. It states swimming is easy in Utah's Great Salt Lake due to its dense salty water.
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Satteat
Aramia
Persia
Dead Sea
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Banquet Novelty in Paris Ends With Winged Performer
At a Paris banquet hosted by a French countess guests witnessed a striking stunt. A centerpiece of roses concealed a large bird cage that opened to reveal a young woman with wings. She sang introductions to each dish, adding a dramatic musical flourish.
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Paris
London Express
Ironing a Shirt Waist Guide for Home Care
Practical household instructions for ironing shirt waists at home when a laundry service is unavailable. Steps cover starching with Defiance, smoothing, rolling in a damp cloth, ironing sequence from back to front, neck, and cuffs, treating wrinkles with damp cloth, and finishing with airing before folding.
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Iran
Feo
Tom Getore
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