Coffeyville gas lights store to electric lights
Jbeeze Publishes Coffeyville has discarded natural gas street lights and is putting in electric lights. The Santa Fe is expending over 82000 in fitting up reading rooms for its employes at Dodge City. The Independence cotton mill is now working its 3000 spindles making yarn and twine.
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Coffeyville
Kinsley
Fort Scott
Galveston
Cawker City
Asbury Thorp
Winfield
Cherryvale
Ladies of Meade
Santa Fe
Dodge City
Skidmore
Jos. Condell
Butler County
J. M. McClain
Syracuse
Couter & Hatcher
Pinney County
Shaw
Tov
McClellan
Abilene
Honolulu
Topeka Insane Asylum
Iola
Osage County
Kansas
Breidenthal
Grimes
Nicholson
Paris
Kansas Labor Bureau
Samuel Gahagan
Atchison
Quincy
Illinois
Paul Stoutemeyr
Wichita
Frisco
Supt
Quinn
Monett
Robert Harrison
Harrison
Topeka
San Francisco
State of
Washington
Cole
Barnes
Chicago
Miss Morrison
el Dorado
Chas, Riley
Saline County
Sheridan
Winchester
Sitch
Morton Albaugh
John Breidenthal
Bank Commissioner's Office
John Dreidenthal
Jos Monforte
Cowley County
U.S. Navy
N. P. Jackson
Hope
Kansas Union Veterans Union
A. J. Weaver
Kansas City
Kan
Emporia
Evans
Richard Kruger
Dom Paul Kruger
Mary Hardray
Holliday Monument Association
State House Lawn
Santa Fe Ofice
Hutchinson Reformatory
Pratt and Ellis
State Board of Canvassers
Merchants Hotel
McPherson
Firemen's Relief Associations of
State Insurance Department
Independence Cotton Mill
Monitor No. 8 christened at Bath Iron Works harbor ceremony
The harbor defense monitor No. 8 was launched by Bath Iron Works on Saturday. Annie Curtis Boutelle, daughter of Congressman Charles A. Boutelle, christened the ship with a bottle of champagne. The vessel, built for harbor protection, costs over $1,000,000 and is one of four sister ships in American yards. The combined report also touches on various society and industry items of the era.
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Bangor
Bath Iron Company
Annie Curtis Boutele
Charles A. Boutelle
Miss Boutelle
Secretary of the Navy
John D. Long
Grace Boutelle
Waverly
Mass
Monitor No
Bath Concerm
Maine
Annie Curtis Boutelle
A_ Bowtelle
United States Navy
Marine Gas Engines Experiment to Power Ships
The Electrical World reports a proposed experiment using gas engines driven by on board gas generation. Coal will be roasted in retorts aboard to produce gas and the coke will fuel the roasting process. The test aims to determine if reduced gas plant weight and space justify replacing steam boilers and engines.
Prince of Wales Reaches Longest Title tenure
The Prince of Wales has just turned 69 and now holds the longest English title tenure in history surpassing George IV who held the title for 58 years. From infancy he was crested Duke of Cornwall and Rothesay and later other titles including Earl of Carrick Baron Renfrew and Prince of Wales. In 1850 he was made Earl of Dublin and he travels quietly as Lord Renfrew or Earl of Chester.
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Prince of Wales
George IV
Duke of Cornwall and
Rothesay
Earl of
Squirrel in Madison Square Draws City Wonder and Ink
The New York Times notes a single red squirrel amid urban bustle near Madison Square. A naturalist ponders how the timid creature reached the heart of the city, likening it to Robinson Crusoe among human neighbors.
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New York
Madison Square
Central Park
New York Times
Desert Island
Robinson
Sayings and Doings of Hawaii's Robert W Wilcox
Hawaii's delegate to congress Robert W Wilcox has long been a political figure since 1580. Born on Maui to a sea captain father and Hawaiian mother Kalua, he studied in Hawaii and Europe, attended a military academy in Turin, and married Princess Victoria Colonnal Stigiiana. He returned to Honolulu in 1889, led royalist efforts in 1893 and 1895, and was imprisoned but freed by the president.
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Robert W. Wilcox
Turin
Victoria Colonnal Stigiiana
Europe
America
Honolulu
Mr. Wilcox
English Beauty Coming to America With Grandiose Ties
Mrs George Keppel the English beauty and wife of a younger brother of the Earl of Albemarle plans an American visit with her husband Sir William Edmonstone is her father and dating back to 1399 she drew royal notice when the Prince of Wales admired her during a Rivera visit and later a Duke of Richmond snub affected social rounds with the Prince boycotting the duke’s home. Mr Keppel is a wine merchant with United Income.
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George Keppel
America
William Edmonstone
Earl of Albemarne
Nothing Official From Washington on Turkish Claims
Washington reports no formal Turkish proposition to pay missionary claims as a warship payment. state department notes they cannot block such deals and may accept payment forms. Turkish exequator for Dr Norton and Clara Castle case statements are mentioned with limited developments and ongoing correspondence.
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Washington
United States
Turkey
State Department
Norton
Harpoot
Political and legal notes from El Dorado to Cincinnati
A collage of 1910s wire items detailing minister visits in murder cases at El Dorado Kansas, a court admission of a dying statement by Mrs Castle, and Jessie Morrison’s murder case. Also notesreceiver Frances Black for Guaranty Trust, Orient railroad independence, fourth class postmasters policy, Ottoman cruiser contract, National Livestock Association convention plans in Salt Lake City, and a Kentucky sentencing tied to August riots. Includes Li Hung Chang and Boxer activity in Tianjin, plus Cincinnati school board probe into defaced clerk George Griffiths records and large fraud losses.
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Mra Castle
el Dorado
Clara Castle
Jessie Morrison
Jessie
The
Kansas City Journal
Clara Wiley Castle
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Baret
Hays City
Jbeeze
Nelson
Godard
A. T. Sutor
Turon
Wie
Henry M. Green
Lawrence
Shelby
Westport
Green
Lane University
Lecompton
Stanton
Morton Counties
U. S. Land Office
Oklahoma
Spencer
Kansas State Poultry Association
Mississip River
Hi State Board of Canvassers
Ofer
Im Taby Pilgures
Lakin
Mankato
Salins
Southwestern Teachers’ Association
Larned
Cedarvale
Continental Creamery Company
Creamery Trust
Enoch Allen
Fathers of the Republic
Cumberland
Maryland
Ohio
Indiana
Frank M. Brown
Naonal Bank
Newport, Ky
Frank M Brown
Gold D'Or
Heavi
Brown
Bureau of American Republics
Casatiay
Mexico
Held
Papas
Papa
Anna Held
Miles Held
Harry B Smith
Reginald de Koven
Miss Held
Anna
Mme. Prascovic Arian
Russini
Aws
William Astor Chanler
Milliionaire
Henry Alisher
Chanler
Sternberg
Count Quadt
Signor Martino
Denmark
Dan Rice
California
Rice
Sheldon
Charles M. Sheldon
Hroskiyn
Tupeks
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Hrooklys Christian Endeavor Union
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Heyer
Principality of
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Philippine Land and
Paul Krueger
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the Mail
Kruger
England
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Chamberlain
Sansay
Work
Bowersock
Grand Army Organisation
Curtis
Will Kruger
Helin
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Grand Duke
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Isay
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Eldredge
Maesschsetts Regiment
Lesnardo da Medici
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Cramp
Senate
iNyar Es Dales
Stillwell
Thayer
Frances BM
Guanine Trust Company
A. E Stilwell
Orient Railroad
Gates
Kansas City, Mexico
Orient
Post Office Department
Constantinople
tTmssan Pasha
General Williams
Cramp Shipbuilding Company
Philadelphia
Salt Lake
Utah
Charles F. Martin
National Livestock Association
National Livestock Asociation
Assembly Hall
Fort Worth
Akron
Veranda
Kamp
Hant Labor
Jeme
Frank James
Cincinnati
Board of Education
George E. Griffiths
Fale
Griffiths
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