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Newspaper
The Hays Free Press
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1902
Page
4
When you come to Hays and need a carriage to the cistor ton, get one at the AL ROBINSON Livery Stable, opposite the Brunswick hotel.
The Hospital building at the Fort in Bays is chosen as a temporary home for the branch Norwal. Two 24 by 48 feet rooms form the main area with wings for a recitation room and library. A gymnasium and laboratory space are planned with a $1000 book fund and government publications. Summer session starts June 23 at Fort Hays Normal, with rooms and meals offered at stated rates and a packed program of math history botany geography and science.
A local notice states Dr J W Tulles has opened an office on the second floor of the 1st National Bank building inviting patrons to visit. The garbled text mentions a street or area and urges patronage, but the exact location and dates are unclear.
A set of vignettes covers early skating history with notes on London and Edinburgh clubs, blade innovations, and a 1772 English book. It profiles Ms Han Devoted Nearly Half a Century to photography in New York, detailing Rockwood’s career, carte de visite, portraits of Greeley and Cleveland, and anecdotes about notable sitters including Major Anderson and Dr. Seth Low.
A lively exchange in the Chicago Tribune mocks common sayings with a string of jokes about dogs, gates, lawns, and corn bread. The editors debate wit and finance, culminating in a quip about borrowing trouble versus money.
The mutiny underscored the need for improved communication and a vigorous public works program. The Indian government defended action by noting private entrenchment was insufficient, with railways and canals largely state financed or guaranteed. Where loans waned, companies faced reduced guarantees as projects progressed.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at recommendations for Wo Ting Fang and a national or legal reform context. Mentions unrest, famine, and new policies or figures but content is garbled and unclear. No definite event, date, or identifiable individuals beyond Wo Ting Fang.
Brigadier General Frederick Pusaton attended a Windsor hotel banquet Thursday in Denver where First Infantry officers and Venal Geard of Colorado gathered to celebrate Dewey Day. A message was received for President Roosevelt outlining his final reason to be read.
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