MARRY FREETE UPDATE FROM KANSAS NEWSROOM
In Dow mountains a still is found by Deputy U S Marshal Lecke Miller. Mexican War veteran Solomon Smith of Burden dies at 77, leaving twelve children. Detroit resident Charles St Clair, 28, shot and wounded in Parsons during a hold up by three men. Dr Charles Andrews of Hiawatha named Panama hospital physician and heads there to begin service. Kansas railroads push back against recent law on tracks near elevators. Cooper College in Sterling reports a $10,000 fund, largest class in history, building valued 30k to 40k, endowment over 25k. Strawberries picked mostly by girls aged 5 to 15 strike for rest in Emporia area.
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Lecke Miller
Alderson
Dow
Solomon Smith
Burden
Burden Ho
Cowroy County
Charles St . Clair
Detroit
Mich
Nas
Kansas & Texas Railroad
Parsons
Gary
Cooper College
Sterling
Chicago
Jiabel
van Gundy
Wortheast
Emporia
Rock Island Railroad
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Topeka
Hockedsy Hardware Company
Moe
Atchison
Wichia
Missouri
State Board
Kansas State Agricultural College
Freemont
Arivene
Eltteen
United States
Hare
Highland
Chanute
Howerton
Francis Syndicate
Reno County Institute
Reno County Normal Institute
Mutchinson
Fairchild
Rowland
Hamilton
Nickerson
Baugher
Kinsley
Kangas Penitentiary
Wm. Bick
Wm. Bickell
Susan Hickell
A.W. Smith
Smith
Hiawatha
Pittsburg
Pittsborg
Mayham
Emporia Normal
Board of Regents
State Normal
Kangana State Agricultural College
T. B. Gerow
Kansas City
Coffeyville
Hoch
T. C. Harbourt
Atchiron
George B. Wamsley
Minnepolis
Prof
Haworth
Th State University
Fenutist
Hutchinson
I. West
W. M. Twombly
Bert
Miller Bros
Gas and Water in New York Supply Debate Sparks Acetylene Use
In New York on June 3 a debate over gas pricing favors lower rates and broader gas access. Acetylene, produced from calcium carbide, is hailed as a cheaper, portable lighting fuel for laborers and rural areas, with generators available from numerous suppliers for practical indoor and outdoor lighting.
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New York
Swiss Railroading Tunnels Viaducts Bridges Lead World
Switzerland leads the old world in railway tunnels viaducts and bridges with more of these structures than any other country. The statement highlights Swiss rail infrastructure and the broad scale of its engineering feats across the nation.
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Switzerland
Folding horse improves motor car line at dealer's shop
In a short exchange a dealer reveals a new folding horse accessory carried under the seat for use in case of accident. The ad copy also promotes Allen's Foot-Ease and includes a brief biographical quip about Cain and Abel and a Boston Transcript quote on education and crime.
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Cain
Abel
Boston Transcript
Pink Pills Claim Cure for Indigestion and Dyspepsia
An advertisement-style narrative touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It cites a San Francisco resident as an example, claiming relief from stomach pain sleep disturbance and irritability after using the pills. The piece emphasizes digestion strength and claims dramatic personal improvement.
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Joseph Ba Bayason
Aix-les-Bains
France
Nen
Larkin Street
San Francisco
Cal
Cean
Th. Williams
Russia waits for Japan terms to start peace talks
St Petersburg broadcasts that Russia will merely receive Japanese proposals and forward them to its government. A brief armistice may cap hostilities while terms are judged. Possible plenipotentiaries include Baron Rosen or George De Staal, with two as a likely number.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Japan
Foreign Office
Paris
Associated Press
Manchuria
Roosevelt
Baron Rosen
United States
George de Staal
Count Benkendorff
London
the Hague
Bigelow Begins Doing Time at Fort Leavenworth
Frank G. Bigelow ex-president of the First National Bank of Milwaukee arrived at Fort Leavenworth to begin a ten year sentence. Deputy U S Marshal A Johnson escorted him, his son and brother accompanied him, and Bigelow was placed in a detention cell awaiting medical clearance before any work is assigned.
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Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Frank G. Bigelow
First National Bank of Milwaukee
Federal Prison
Oelock
United States
A. Johnson
Milwaukee
McClaughry
Bigelow
Oberlin Carter
The Bliss Affair Excites Bliss with Wild West Show
Bliss O T June 13 A wild West show at Miller Brothers 101 ranch drew an estimated 50 000 to 70 000 spectators for a National Editorial Association event. Grandstand collapse injuries numbered nineteen as buffalo and steer incidents caused chaotic stampede scenes.
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Bliss
O. T
Miller Brothers
National Editorial Association
Buffalos
Oklahoma
Joe Miller
Nationwide push for a Russian national assembly
Reports from St Petersburg detail a bold demand by demists and municipal delegates for an immediate convocation of a national assembly to decide peace or war and end internal strife. The address, presented to the emperor by Count Hayden and M. Shipoft, condemns bureaucracy and urges action before it is too late.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Moscow
Count Hayden
M. Shipoft
New York
Joseph H. Choate
England
Pilgrims
Bishop Potter
Roosevelt
Ukase
Three Years After Dosa Kidney Pill Endorsement Claim
Eugene and Lario of Tot Twentieth Avenue Denver Cal relay a Denver paper claim about Dosa's Kidney Pile from 3899. They credit Dean's Kidney Pills with ending long backache and say no pain since using the remedy. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY ships nationwide, price 0 cents per box.
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Eugene
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo SN
Rice use in Siam and world diamond output
The article notes Siam's rice production rising sharply with exports reaching 800,000 tons by 1903 from 217,000 ten years earlier. It also cites world diamond production by region, estimating total value at about 6 million dollars, based on Karat outputs in India, Brazil, Africa. It includes an advertisement praising Des 'fance Starch and a testimonial for Cuticura skin treatment.
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Siam
India
Brazil
Africa
Pneut
Rain Grief Turns to Union in Georgia Mountaineer Tale
Rev. Mr. Livingston recounts a Georgia mountaineer who mourns his wife’s death while a girl named Mies Seling Johnson delays marriage until rain falls. The widower’s footprints linger in the clay by the grave as he hopes for rain to end the drought and honor his first wife.
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Georgia
Mr. Livingston
Mies Seling Johnson
FEED YOUNG GIRLS FOR HEALTHY GROWTH AND DIET
A conservative piece urges proper nutrition for girls entering womanhood to build sturdy health and long term wellbeing. A testimonial from a woman attributes improved digestion headaches and nervousness after avoiding coffee and adopting Postum Coffee, praising its soothing effects and overall health benefits.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
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Brown County
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Thinvar
Nenesha
Band Tr
Kansas Railoads
Aryway Station
Conley
Aaron B. Conley
Iola
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Ofce
Tani
Quartermaster General
National Rd
Waa
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
Suse
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Eunpreme
Allen County
Rip Gunn
Egainet HR
Allen and Wm Savings
Qwrt
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Driftere
Winfield
Rober
H. Rhodes
Wellington
State University
Ban Beim
Board of Education of
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Prairie Oil Company
State
Union
Samuel van Nest
Beck & Tucker
Kansas Ciy, Strangeer Valley & Western Railway Company
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Leavenworth
Jefferson Equities
Masonic Lodge
Chauncey Dewey
Berry
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Lansing
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Lyon
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Greenwood
Chase
Morris
State Board of Control
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Kansas State Normal School
Albert Taylor Hall
N. ©. Schaeffer
Harrisburg
Harry Hawkins
Florence Price
Falun
Saline County
Hawkins
James Frazer
Isaac
Frazer
Baline County
Council Grove
Burrton
Coleman
Lawrence
Douglas County
Johnson County
Clay Center
Asian Pacific
Bonrer Springs
Union Pacific
Clarence Miller
Christian Kansas
Friends University
Wichita
Anna
GAS and Water
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Allen
A.S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Germany
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Ysson
Atl
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Tokio
Wilwaukee Defaulier
Times
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Washington
William W. Karr
Smithsonian Institute
Nagessk
Gomez
Herana
Cuba
Maximo Gomes
Manila
Lingayen Gulf
Luzon
Anjer
Gabriele Wan
Antofsgesin
Hamburg
Shanghai
Uri
Gulziaf Island
Woo Sang
Cruber
Thin Harbor
Cutiura
Cuticura
S. P. Keres
Congress Street
Boston
Mass
Heason
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