Adulterated Coffee Ruling Hits Arbuckles Catumbuca
A March 25 report notes U.S. Court ruling against Arbuckles Firm over adulterated coffee product Catumbuca. The decision targets the caffeine sugar glaze and alleged concealment of damage or inferiority. Opinion language cites adulterated goods failing to meet statutory standards.
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U. & Court
Arbuckles Catumbuca
Arbeckleros
Cs Anos
Ieee
Geruten
Telage
Ghia
Sp Caines
Marine Band Arrival and Tour Plans Across the Nation
The United States Marine Band arrived in Tepeta from Kansas City aboard the Rock Island route. Lieutenant W. H. Santelmano leads the group touring in three special cars, performing for audiences including 17,000 at Convention Hall in Ateteas City. A patriotic number dedicated to General Fanston drew praise as the band prepared a six week nationwide tour ending with a New York City Met Opera House concert.
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Eijsutenact
Santelmano
Dnited States Marine Band
Tepeta
Keneas City
Bantelmann
W. H. San Ra
Ateteas City
Convention Hall
Irrigation Canal Opens As Flagged By News Report
Irregular OCR text describes ships Ophir and Duke of Cornwall at a canal opening in April. References a dredger halting canal traffic, a sixty mile irrigation channel, and small boats to be used for administration. Mentions Yuma and a new president branch with unclear context.
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Argon
Pheenis
Arte
Yuma
Loomis Status to Be Decided in State Department Talks
Washington April 1 Minister Loomis fate hinges on forthcoming talks at the State Department with Secretary Hay. Loomis has discussed Venezuela reports with Hay but did not commit to returning to Caracas. Venezuelan press vied to attack Loomis over alleged faulty intelligence amid tensions involving the North Atlantic and potential moves toward Venezuela.
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Washington
Loomins
State Department
Hay
Loomis
Lauchtag
Baur
United States
Wenesselan
Loomis Coniteme
Carnoms
Snister Loomie
New York
Scorpion
le GuayTa
Hare
Greacae
North Atlantic
Venexuela
Rhove
Ak Fon
Culbera Island
Vessiia
Kingston
Tompkins
Andrews To Return With Crawford Engagement Details
Ambiguous notice describes a Crawford engagement where Wheancrews UOpeTsmpany plans four performances at Crawford pa 16 027. Subscriptions offer four or more tickets transferable for seats chosen by holders. Books priced around $273 and $300, with seats selectable a day before the opening. Repertoire includes Carmen and Be Belo. Tickets go on sale to a limited audience.
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Wheancrews Uopetsmpany
Crawford Pa
Schacriver
Three Men Arrested for Assault on William Grubbs
William Grubbs, an employee at Volts packing house on Morris, says he was attacked near Gordon Street by a group of men at about 10 o clock last night. He suffered cuts to the head and swelling, and three suspects were taken to the station, refusing to discuss the incident.
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Wm. Grubbs
Morris
Fo Boley
EL Scott Weir
William Grubbs
Volts
Grubbs
Kansas Avenue
Cfelbek
Tes
Gordon Street
Gari
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Topeka Social News Highlights Week's Club Events
Monday through Saturday various Topeka residents host and attend club gatherings dinners and dances. Mrs Crosby Mrs Lewis and Miss Thompson entertain card clubs while the Federation meeting at Unity church and a large dinner party at Van Buren street are noted.
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Frank Lewis
Waller Smith
Hudson's Hat
Mary ‘Thompson
Eden McClintock
Minster Reddes
Coaoe
Sane
Clintock
Federation
Unity Church
Mies Howe Prescott
Minpes Nutlio
Katherine Clough
Jesse Smith
Leavenworth
David Norton
W. B Stanley
H. Richter
Gearse Clark
Frank Grimes
Prask Nuigon
A. A. Godard
W. V. Church
Morton Albough
Haeverley
Dalfpaattex
Church of the Ges Shepherd
O'Cleek
Ela Vents
J. N. Henry
Quincy atreet_ ey
Hore
Kan
Rosedale
Ameriden
W. T Sherrard
Atchison
Topeka
Beglean White
Mra
Kane
Easter vacation at Pendry Academy entertainment night
Miss Jeanie McAndrews hosted a small group of friends for a late Friday evening of cards and games at Pendry Academy. Refreshments followed the lively session as the Best the No Name Card club celebrated women guests in a modest social event.
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Ry Academy
Pend
Tne
Rushmore
Jeanie McAndrews
Syenius
Farragut's flagship visited by Hartford sailors in 1862 crew reunion
About 200 sailors from Farragut's fleet and their families visited the Brooklyn Navy Yard at Obige Fork on April 4 to tour the old ship Hartford. Veterans recalled wartime battles, noted changes to the ship, and discussed officers before news of elections within the Associated Veterans of Farragut's Fleet. The group plans mail ballots as members travel from across the United States and abroad.
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Farragut’s
Brookliys Ravy Yard
Eas Gut
Hartford
Sone S
Associated Veterans of Patragut
Miastesippi
United States
Dewes
M. F. Tobin
Vimander
Sam Marder
South America
Nine Hour Work Demand Prompts Union Meetings Nationwide
George H Warren reports machinists union aims to press for a nine hour day with mass meetings across the United States Mexico and Canada ahead of a May 1 action. A New York district mass rally June May 20 in Madison Square Garden will feature Samuel Gompers. Leaders foresee possible strikes in Cleveland Chicago Cincinnati Indianapolis Buffalo St Louis Providence Philadelphia and Worcester though New York expects no major strikes.
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Machinists
New York
George H. Warne
Dix Frlet
International Association of Schismes
Sha Central Federated Union List
MAR
United States
Mexico
Canada
Association
Madison Square Garden
Samuel Gomp+rn
American Federation of Labor
Johnn Cornell
International Association of Machinists
Cleveland
Chicago
Cincinnai
Indiaeapoli
Buffaro
St Louis
Providence
Philadelphia
Worcester
Maze
Bears Loss Bravely In Cavite Fire Victim's Family
New York April. Jesse Mims Roper wife of Lieut Roper, killed aboard the gunboat Petre at Cavite yesterday, is at Troquois court with her sister Mrs Fay and her daughter Mrs Harold Martin. She faced the news with composure despite mental anguish. Secretary Root and Secretary Long sent condolences, as did Admiral Crowninight.
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New York
Jesse Mims Roper
Lieut Roper
Petre
Cavite
Yeaterday
Troquois Hort
Fay
Poston
Harold Martin
Althouen
Root
Secretary Long
Admiral Crownlahieht
Minneapolis Man Barrows Charged With Fraud in Luzon
Frederick J Barrows, a well known Minneapolis lumberman and former member of the Fifteenth Army volunteers, is under arrest in Manila on alleged war fraud charges. He went to the Philippines with the volunteer army after long local prominence.
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Carser
Barrowa
Luzon
Chica
Tribune
Minneapolla
Mian
Frederick J.iarrows
Manila
Ieconaviesary
Ism
Volunteer Army
Barrows
Promnent
Wis
Philippinns
Aiimeriots
Hu Tellout JY Sears
Union Men Only Move Aims To Bar Non Members
New York April 1 marks a new era for anthracite mine workers. The union will test and certify employment, with committees appointed to ensure only union men are hired. Operators are expected to object as nonmembers may be barred from mines, risking strikes and broader control by the union over labor.
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New York
Eagh Celliery
Strong engages in Army service as quartermaster captain
The note states Bons of W. L. Strong enters the regular army information firm and takes a captain rank as quartermaster. He is the lone survivor of Willan T. Strong and was vice president of Informationst, leaving his business to Petlen Schofflen. He reports to the quartermaster for orders and explains his prior service with General MacArthur’s staff in the Philippines.
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Bons
General MacArthurs
Philippizies
Adjutant General Corps
Knobs Oennesses In Reid Melodrama At Cos au
A reader excerpt reviews a Reid melodrama titled Knobs Oennesses noting its similarity to others like Muman Heitin. The critic jokes about crowd reaction and questions the fate of a governor or president figure facing clemency. The hero Joe Preston is described as a large, rough character appearing at key moments.
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Knobs Oennesses
Reid
Cosau
Ford
Knobs
Muman Heitin
Joe Preston
Ex Senator Gorman Defends Maryland Voting Bill
Ex Senator Arthur P. Gorman of Maryland speaks in a Washington interview about Maryland’s new voting law. He defends the measure against alleged immigrant and colored voter influences, arguing white taxpayers funded schools and that literacy and suffrage should be limited to legitimate residents. He warns against cheap labor and political manipulation by Democrats and pledges to protect state order through the law.
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Gorman
New York
Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
Annapolis
Aprisis
Washington
Marylance
Pérapy Trenty
Liicos
Arule
Tewra
Big Woods Fire Threatens Winslow and North Area
In Hemdon N J April 1 a large forest fire in the big woods north of town spreads toward Winslow. Firefighters, aided by back firing, defend the town as residents move goods to safety. Thousands of acres burned, farm buildings destroyed, and several narrow firefighter escapes reported.
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Hemmonton
N.J
Winslow
Boer mediation appeal sparks high level talks in New York
An American representative of the Boers calls for mediation and outlines terms to end the war. He accuses parts of the British government of misdeeds, proposes reforms and franchise changes, and urges a crown society to allow British retreat while pressing for a peaceful settlement with the Boer republics.
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New York
Charles D. Pierce
Toers
Atlay
Grant Gmersiy
Les Ichener
Benedict Arnots
Georg Bothat
Turke
Armenia
Etiers
Etiers Mation
Appa
West Coast Packing Firms Plan Aborted Merger
John Cudshy disputes a proposed alliance between West Quast Fishing Industries and Bakke industries claiming no unity is planned. He notes Pacific-American Foundries, led by him, has not been sold and aims for potential absorption by a buyer.
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John Cudshy
West Quast Fishing Industries
Chicago
IML
Lahm Cudahy
Ecudiausie Aietesing
Ieee
Ee Ee
Bakke Industries
Pacific-American Finderies Company
Gloomy for Silver on Pacific Railway Tour
Asian Pacific railway officials accompanied by assistants held a consultation with the manager of the Pruilmeiter last night and will meet prominent British Columbia figures. He tours inspecting and says Canadian Pacific will build to Republic Washington from Grand Forks B C. No definite arrangements yet. Lower rates on silver ores follow increased demand. No promise of immediate reduction or optimistic view of the silver lead market.
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Asian Pacific Railway
Tha ‘Pruilemeiter
Tony
Canadian Pacific Fulteradl
Republi
Burglars Enter Street Home Steal Revolver
Robbery at 523 Hartson Street targets W. J. Black home last night. Burglars pried up a deck window with a chisel and left after rummaging the house, taking only a revolver from a table. No clues or further theft reported.
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W. J. Black
Hartson Street
Ies Pone
North Topeka Social Notes and Local Notices
Items for column were left with Kimball ting company and Lowney's chocolates in Topeka. Residents moving include John Rees family to Jefferson Hot for California via Santa Fe. Oscar Gash returns from Colorado Springs. Clarerice Matthews joins Colorado Springs. Special Tuesday cabinet sale at Allridge's Studio. Humble social events, church services, and election dinner plans noted.
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Kimball Ting Company
Kansas Avenue
Tlowney
Kene
Curtin
Washington
William Slichter
Dibble Grocery Company
John Rees
van Buren Street
Jefferson
California
Santa Fe
Lee J. B. Jeffers
Oscar Gash
Colorada Springs
Winston Fuller
Sted Mo
J. A. Delman
Katrene Avenue
Mra
T. Hearick
Ross Block
van Huren Street
Praternal Aid Association
J. B. Potts
Aimes Marie
Freda
Quincy Street
Petro Viet
John Johnen
G. W. Petro
Harrison Strest
Chinese escaped seamen captured and captain arrested
Newport News April 1 Four of five Chinese seamen from the German steamer Verona, Captain Haresen, were recaptured and detained aboard the ship. One seaman is at large, police seek him. The ship arrived from New York via Norfolk. authorities suspect reward seekers. Captain Hanter faced a hearing after arrest by U.S. marshal. fines for harboring Chinese workers range from 5000 to 1000 each.
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Newport News
Haresen
Ace
Haneter
United States
Northolt
Tne
Tamodry
Gor
Twi
Spank Venezuela Debate Reaches New York Visit
An April dispatch from Washington discusses Minister Lowrie's upcoming trip to San Juan and the U S stance toward Venezuela. It notes diplomatic strains between the United States and Venezuela and signals continued efforts to manage tensions and restore relations.
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New York
Lowrie
Unie Coetuntry
San Juan
United Sint Tavert
Venexusha
Venezuela
Local union turmoil and reform talk provokes revision push
Amid chaotic notes on union activity and tax revision, a meeting dated April 1 hints at organizational changes. References to a five member council, Allen Grosser, and Ned not observing exact valuations suggest tense negotiations and disputed leadership. The piece mentions brewery workers, Egg Testers, and pressure from various unions affecting markets.
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France
Allen
C.F
Epee Ee Pole York
Ed Joet Sages Nat Iy
Om Wat Trion
Fitepetrink
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