Carpenter May Get Pension Post Amid Washington Chase
Washington dispatch says Col. John C. Carpenter of Kansas is under consideration for a pension commissionership. President McKinley reportedly preferred Carpenter before offering the post to Ran. Bae, with Col. Peters and Rep. Burton among others discussed as possible later appointees. Kansas is viewed as likely to gain the coveted commission, though the final choice remains unsettled.
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Washington, D
Washington
Jonn C. Carpenter
Beluge
Carpenter Wen
Arter
bin Sisying
Sommias Loversti
Ureow
Ran- Bae
Col Cirpenter
Prreiitent
Lbs Prevulesios
Kansas
Erate
Peric
Ugo & Canfananee
Burton
Curtis, Caldertead
Lone
Wille Ewise
Carpenter
Priviegs
Hen
Kan
McKiniag
Col
Aes
Eape
Belog
Louisiana Purchase
Blesseiune
Fim
Tateet
Aise
Kaneac
Hernan
Eanes
Hluencadie
Seus Gomes
Bristow
Chester 1
William
Thavis
Coast and Geodatic Survey Work Mapped For 1905
In San Francisco April 4 the Chronicle outlines a busy year for coast and geodetic surveying. G H Putnam leads Pacific surveys with Edmunds Rhodes Detson and two University of California students on the transpeet Sheridan. H P Filter and colleagues prepare Valencia and Prince Raward sound surveys with steamers McArthur Gedney Path and Patterson, amid Arctic waters surveillance. Train fell into the river Bluefields triggering river accident notes.
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San Francisco
Banda
G. HR. Putoum
FW. Edmunds
Bi. OW. Rhodes
FC. Detson
University of Califoria
Tweedey
Valencia
Prince Raward Sound
Wey
Valdes
McArthur
Gediey
Path‘Sater
Patterson
Arctic
Fragmented BRLEP Telegrams From April Dispatches
A garbled collection of April telegrams references cancelled contacts, banking notices, police reports, dockyard movements, and naval operations. It notes a fraud or misdirection in communications, a bank official�s treasurer linkage, a ministerial order for adding polarities, and various international briefings from New York Philadelphia London and other centers.
Mrs Palmer Entertains Son Elected Chicago Council
Mrs Potter Palmer hosts a reception at the Palmer mansion to celebrate her son’s election to the Chicago City Council. Alderman-elect Honore Pulsner and Potter Pulser Jr. greet guests amongDuscarera club members and ward notables as speeches and refreshments follow.
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Chicaeo
Geaces
Adventist General Conference Reports Growth Worldwide
Bienzist Report from the Seventh Day Adventist general conference notes a two year rise in global membership to about 12,004 with tithes reaching 1000.915 across languages. Since the last meeting 24 sanitariums or schools have been established globally, including several in Germany and the United States, totaling 263 schools and 231 teachers worldwide.
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Bienzist
Seventh Day Adventist General Conference
Hitler Erwin
Hambure
Germany
Aupteulls
New Zealand
United States
Achulis
Enormous Crowd Attends Funeral of Rev John Jasper
Richmond April 4 The funeral of Rev John Jasper, famed preacher and Mount Zion Church pastor, drew an enormous crowd. The casket lay in state in a heavily draped church and services included special scripture lessons and four ministers, reflecting various aspects of the late preacher’s character.
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Bey
John Snaper
Richmond
John Jasper
Mount Zion
Jasper
Western Association golf meet faces disruption and foul weather
Fragmented OCR yields a tale of a regional golf meet with weather, potential disqualifications, and proposed venue or schedule changes. Names, places, and institutions appear jumbled, but reference to Pal tanae Aounty and Topeka Gump suggests a Midwest setting. The text mentions an open event, a committee, and a funeral notice, all tangled in the damaged source.
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Western Association
Asda P Directine
Paltanae
Clarence
Ida
M.C. PL
Four New Bridges Planned Across Kaneis River
Four new bridges are proposed for Shawnee County over the Kaneis river with two sites named Rossville and Oakland and two others undecided near Valen cia and west of Topeka. The act authorizes up to 90000 for the four bridges, with a Rossville span of five sections and 700 feet long, and a Sarde street crossing of eight spans 800 feet long.
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Shawnee County
Kaneis River
Segislature
Rossville
Piva
Santa Fe
Barde Street
Swith Side
Garedon Etretam
Hossville Bridge
Sarde Street
Valence
Topeks
Rodgers
Mice
Valentia
Angther Pian Jatar & Bridge
Nian
Belek
Sixth Avenue
Phe
Topeka
Sims
Ottumvisioners
Urick Company
Gage Park
Tiorttsie
White House Conference Rulet Talk and Rumors
The President and Secretary Hay, with Hay and Root, held a morning conference at the White House. Reports claimed officials discussed a Manchurian agreement with Russia and responses to Queen Victoria’s death. The session aimed to clarify U.S. and British positions and avoid public misstatements.
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Hay
Root
Washington
Hey
Al-Most
Hoot
Sassie
Verkerhaut
Hussin
Agwinaldo
Eaeninth
Tor
White House
Howe
Queen Victoria
Death Penalty Bill Advances for Kidnaping
In an April 1 session, lawmakers advanced a bill to punish kidnapping with death or life imprisonment, with any term reduced to five years. The proposal targets kidnap cases and sets a range of penalties.
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Jetinap
Fansom
Fife
Real estate transfers list with multiple deeds
Real estate transfers record numerous property deeds showing buyers and amounts. Names include Millard F Lutt HA Dte Bre Parker Nestor Leman Crane Jennie Tincher Grol Lewis Munker Curtie Burton Selover Hartman Vesper Sobmi Bowen Bowman Mer riam among others with parcels on Washburn Avenue Kansas Avenue Tyler Street and North Topeka areas. Multiple properties exchanged hands for sums ranging from 1 to 1800 dollars.
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Wem
Keasner
Millard F
Lutt
Lawrence Street
Metsker's
Hi. Parker
W. Rman
Wits
Washburn Avenue
Ino
Nestor
Ite le
Pinoreferee! Jr
Lewis Munker, Jr
Tyler Street
Curtie
G&g
Burton
O. Selover
HR Kansas Avenge
Ritchte
F. Hartman
EL Vesper
A. Sobmi
S. Bowen
H. Bowen
Kansas Avenue
North Topeka
C. Bowman
B. Merriam
Qin Mulyane
Patrick Trial Beats Adjournment In Rice Murder Case
The proceeding against Albert T. Patrick, accused of causing William Marsh Rice’s death to gain his fortune, resumes in New York as both sides debate delaying proceedings. Testimony reveals letters destroyed by Charles T. Jones and discussions with attorney Battle about defense representation and possible separate counsel.
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New York
Albert T. Patrick
Marsh Rice
Buin
Osborne
Jerome
Patrick
Charles T Jones
Jones
Jones Sald
Attormes
Mir
Battle
Moore
Baker
Ese
Bakio
Weeks & Battle
Houston
Jones Mala Tie
Anid Myr. Moore
Directoe
Geborne
Patrice
Rice
Justine Jerome
Howard Jones
Hattie
Melvin Dalberg
Witnesses in Murder Trial Testimony and Deception Alleged
In a contentious murder trial, testimony reveals claims of deception by Jones and alleged false statements. The court heard from witnesses about statements to their attorneys and a confession read aloud, highlighting disputes over truthfulness and duties to the court.
Burton Again Fails Over Pension Commissioner Appointment
Kansas political maneuvering centers on appointing a pensions chief to replace H. Clay Evans. Judge E Peters of Newton is favored, with strong support from Senator Burton’s circle and Kansas Republicans. Captured by lobbying from Dougherty and Nicholson, Peters’ candidacy is tied to broader moves, including possible ministerial posting for Evans before any new pension chief is named.
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Burton
H. Clay Evans
Judge & E. Peters
Newton
Peters
Kansas
Stnutor Burton
Farmer Smith
House of Kansas
Warmer Smith
L Long
Judge Peters
Sesin
Dick Blue
Smith
Congress
House
Robert Dougherty
J. C. Nicholson
Nicholson
Dougherty
Corey
Vera Crus
India
Tong
Topeka
Washington
Cy Leland
Mort Albaugh
Nicholso
Long
Tral Ieee Eae
State Journal
Pen
Slun
Congresaman Longgeld
Bloe
Jodee Peters
Evans
Japan
Ins
Salem City Solicitor Convicted of Malfeasance in Office
In Lisbon on April 4 the probate court convicted L. P. Mentzer Salem city solicitor of malfeasance in office and sentenced him to removal from office. The charges cited traveling to New York on a pass and charging rail fare. A man’s feuds tend to fade after a trip abroad.
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Lisbon
L. P. Mentzer
Salem
Metzger
New York City
Pit Jammed Full Speculator Holds Up Market
A chaotic trading day sees a speculator flood the market with large orders in May and July corn, then retreat to his office. Reports describe a crowded pit and strong opposition as crowds press for action amid unsettled prices and tense conditions.
General Strike Threatens Hullaing Trades in Peoria
Peoria Illinois April 4 reports a possible general strike by building trades led by plumbers plasterers bricklayers and painters demand higher pay and shorter hours. Master painters refuse to withdraw from the master trades until building trades council gains more control. If it occurs construction of two churches and the Assembly hall may be delayed as builders fear a stalled season.
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Peoria
Til
Ukesew | Agembly Hall
Salmon trade rumors denied by Grimm, Dutney & Co
Mr Durney of Grimm Dutney and Co San Francisco says no options were made on any Pacific coast salmon plants and denies talks of a salmon combine He notes English markets weak for spot salmon yet Alaska offers good opening prices He travels back to San Francisco amid high currant prices and market overhangs and declines further comment on the proposed merger.
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New York
Journal of Commence
Epee Bo Dorey
Grimm, Dutney & Co
San Frapectstm
San Francisco
Pacific Steam Whaling Company
Durney
Alaska
Bull Fight Planned for Panama Exposition in New York
McGarvie reports from Mexico to Pan-American authorities that bullfighting will be presented at the Panama American exposition with cruelty removed. Bulls will be exhibited with skilled riders and altered methods to avoid killing, while anti saloon league sets December 6 for its national convention in Washington.
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Exposition
New York
H. F P. McGarvie
Republic
Brand
Mexico
Forvest
Adios
Pheir
Washington
The
Amulee Saloon League
Attorneys Closes Plea in Cilonxo Teachers Federation Suit
Springfield 21 Aveil de Attorney Jr Miller of Chicago representing the dependent resumes closing argument in the suit for mandaents of the Cilonxo Teachers' federation against the state board of miliatios. He reviewed the evidence and asked that the writ be denied, he cant wit be sowed the atternton by BS Smith for the petitioners.
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Springfield
Aveil de Attorney Jr . Miller
Chicago
Mandaents
Cilonxo Teachers’ Federation
State Board of Miliatios
Bs, Smith
Fragmented OCR Market and Contract Notes Amid Sparse Details
The readable text shows scattered references to contracts, prices, and market terms including New York Money Market, Topeka Market, and various commodities. It mentions May dates, receipts, and currency terms with unclear specifics. Names and exact figures are missing or garbled, yielding a fragmented financial snapshot.
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Mr. Peters
Bluefields
Sroeians
Swords
Ban Ne
Nernek & Laestslide
Toll
BRLEP
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Fred Sim
Slater
Capes Lave
Steeaie
Hogers
Nam
Dave Bees
York
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Isd
Peesie
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Ouinha
Neb
Wiliam
Ministsrina
Tandisan
Mare Tel- Valindani
Madrid
Calina
Eondon
Dresn
Conan
Goam
Mrs. Palmer
Busy Adventists
Oakland
Sam
Blue
Mr. Wildly Seek Coren
Ec Line
Updeavortig
OUR
Europe
Mexico AT Buffalo
Mattie
Mausas City
el Sane Seas
Roe
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Bcba
Paris
Daz
Gili
Iran
An & Fok ‘Co
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Sugar Marks
Rio
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