Concordia Commercial Travelers Highlight Local Tourism
In Concordia Kansas April events note the Commercial Travelers of America with officers and members listed. A grand supper at the hotel featured Wave beer and entertainment for families, including a lecture by Reverend Sh vireasde Hicomey Weare, plus a report of travel and business activity as many men leave town weekly for work.
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Concordia
Kas
Concordia Neon
Foltown
Brnloe Edtupetor
Junior Counmiar
Cums Chen
Ponguetor
Palmiares
L. Tewis
Etre Oo
Icefe Chabocie
Lutt
A L Lewis
Harry
Grinséne
Someoneeita
Turers Hotel
Conosnila
Church in Japan Rev B C Haworth Talks Work
Missionary Rev B C Haworth spoke at Wes Presbytarian church sharing work in Japan. He described revival efforts and the spread of Christianity, noting John R Mott’s influence as he preached to a large audience. The report highlights significant events prompting many to seek faith.
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B. C. Haworth
Revit & Haworth
Japan
Wes Presbyteriany
Funder
Chris
John’ Mott
Anerica
Coffee, Nerves and Appetite Link Tied to Daily Use
A reader recalls daily coffee use affecting appetite and nerves, noting a lingering aftereffect of digestive issues. The account suggests regular coffee contributes to abdominal discomfort and potential bowel disturbances, with emphasis on moderation to avoid health harms.
Fragmentary note on youth, religion, and Japanese people
A damaged passage discusses youths and religious beliefs under persecution, mentioning a public claim of Christianity forbidden by death. It also records Rev. Haworth rebutting a statement about Japanese being a chosen people, noting ambiguity in the text and unclear names.
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Haworth
Hetty Green loss in Cottage Grove Avenue fire
Fire destroyed a row of frame buildings on Cottage Grove Avenue between Thirty first and south end, with firemen saving a brick building housing the Gakiat National Bank. Hetty Green owned one of the damaged structures valued at 5000 dollars. Six members of the Witachite Thelly and two bathers were dislodged and rescued from the burning stairway as firemen arrived.
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Ayrtt
Cottage Grove
Ainth Street
Gakiat National Bank
Hetty Green
Tobels
Witachite Thelly
Ontibe
Ec Pril
Niee of Henry Clay Announces Early Kentucky Wedding
Purla Kentucky April 7 An announcement outlines the upcoming marriage of Mise Sue Clay daughter of Cassiar Marcellus Clay Jr and a London man. The ceremony is planned at the mansion Au Vers, Beet Parts, on April 28. Goodman travels from Cairo April 4 where serving as corps surgeon abroad. The match is described as love at first sight with Miss Clay becoming Mrs. Goodman.
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Purla
Marriagte
Sue Clay
Cassiar Marcellus Clay, Jr
Henry Man
London
Eng
Goodman
Cairo
Egypt
Tus Corps
Witile
Sith
Misa Chay
Topeka carpenters seek union support amid worker shortage
Ambitious talks in Topeka involve local carpenters and unions as shortages of skilled workmen grow. Leaders urge members to join a campaign for better hiring standards and pay, hoping to attract more laborers to meet demand.
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Topeka
Toalanita
Sunes
Jean
Armistice Notes and Vietnamese Rebel Movements Reported
Fragmented wartime dispatches recount armistice adherence in Samar and rebel figures in Batenges and Lagoon. Major Waller case referenced. Guevarra described as energetic intelligence figure awaiting surrender April 14. Disease toll rises with 119 deaths. ambassador comments and U.S. stance noted as travels toward Las Nant and Stage Ee.
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Batenges
Ling
Taland
Bastiat
Waller
Marine Corps
Smith
Gueverra
Fender
Sonar
Man of
Inteligerier
Samar
Hatengas
Bascaliay
Snap shots at Home News on bar and meeting
A collage of fragmented notes from Salina and nearby towns recounts social gatherings, church events, and local figures. Mentions of committees, meetings, and community roles appear amid garbled names and places, hinting at a bustling mid century small town scene without clear, coherent events.
Lives Contrasted Rhodes and Booker Washington Speech
Felix Adler delivered an April 7 lecture at Carnegie Hall for the Society for Ethical Culture contrasting Cecil Rhodes and Booker T. Washington. He praised Washington as more suited to uplift but warned Americans must support practical opportunities for youth. He doubted oxford careers for all and urged rooted progress in American soil and values.
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Rhodes
Booker Washington
Felix Adler
New York
Society For Billibent Culture
Carnegie Hall
Cecil Rhodes
Booker T. Wanhisetan
Mr. Washington
Dr. Ad
Fragmentary OCR Text Reflects Unclear Narrative Fragments
The readable parts show scattered phrases about people and events without clear context. Names like Cacil Rhodes appear alongside nonsensical strings, making it hard to determine an identifiable event, location, or outcome.
Hanna Urges Peace at Atrium Academy Session
Philadelphia April report shows Senator Hanna as principal speaker at the sixth annual Atrium Academy of Polite and Social Defense closing session. He condemns socialism, touts industrial peace, cites the Oklahoma coal strike lessons, and urges cooperation between employers and labor to prevent strikes and build wealth.
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Philadelphia
Hanna
Atrium Academy of Polite and Social Defense
Kamwel Getapers
Peteration of Labor
Frme
Manna
Soper
Henna
Laborine Dlays
Efi Ie Federation
Jaliethy Shear
Soricnen
Varkes Wiliam
Plahler
von Pounders
Clever scheme collapses as teen thief confesses
Erikzon a diamond merchant from Evanion tricked two jewelry houses and a guard, stealing gems then returning them after a youth crew saluted him. Detectives traced the grease paint and dye on the boy's face to the ruse, revealing he had played two roles for three days.
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Lawren Rete ‘Erikzon
Evanion
Tia Decepion
Detertivex
Willmonde
Tracey
Pentig
Erikson
Ar Fest
Port Au Prins Town Clash Ends With Captured Jacmel
A 24 hour battle near Jacmel saw Hipuiner forces under General Nicola seize the town, free imprisoned residents, and retreat to the hills with captured arms and ammunition. Crete-a-Pierot voyage commenced toward Smcmel with a troop emphasis and the warfront remains unsettled.
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Port Au Prins
Hayti
Nicola
Jacmet
Earthssa
Bayt
Sattiter
Crete-a-Pierot
Smcmel
Seoul
Treopa
Mur der mystery clears as Gouvidt confesses at prison door
The Toledo dispatch reports Ben Wade, once a member of the Landis gang, was discharged and rearrested at the door on a charge of attacking the Sullivan sisters and killing one. He allegedly told Detective Carew that he planned the murder. Kate and Johanna Sullivan, plasterers, were attacked two years ago. one died, the other survived and alerted authorities.
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Voledo
Ben ™ Wade
Landis
Fent
Thia Ity
Sullivan Sisters
Carew
Landis Gurur
Kate
Johanna Sullivan
Toledo
Watné
Ware
Cmifemion
Ex Captain Oberlin Carter ill. malaria aftercare and typhoid
April reports from Leavenworth say ex Captain Oberlin Carter contracted malaria then developed typhoid at the military prison. The condition is noted as improved with the typhoid nearly gone while malaria persists. Brighton Beach Clubhouse plans in New York are described as handsome and spacious, with a three story design and ground floor facilities for officials and trainers.
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Carter
Leavenworth
Ran
Oberlin
Port Leavenworth
Brighton Beach
New York
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Gssuckition
Smelters in Butte Paralyzed by Hoisting Engineers Strike
In Butte Montana April 7 a strike by Amalgamated mines hoisting engineers has halted operations at Washoe and Anaconda pits. Ore bins emptied, over 490 men idle, cages damaged, a wharf house wrecked, and a union effort underway to broker a settlement as engineers recruit replacements.
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Butte
Mont
Anacottia
Holsting
Anavonda
Miners’ Union
Anzalgae
New Steamer Line Expansion Considered
A Philadelphia to New Orleans steamer up line is being pushed with a New York conference on Tuesday involving the freight committee of the Trades League and traffic managers of several steamship companies. The plan includes a resort casino near Irvington on the Hudson, billed as a place for New Yorkers to escape business cares, with initial aims to build a Monte Carlo styled venue.
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New York
Philadelphia
New Orleans
The
Trades League
Trafic
Teague Steamship Companies
Irvington
Hudson
Simmer
Monsoo
Hanes
Sailor feared drowned after fall from revenue cutter
April 7 at Puget Sound, Fred Norman, a Seattle marine, slipped from the Manning and disappeared into the water during a nighttime attempt to board the revenue cutter. Grappling efforts recovered no surface sign. the body was not found. A separate note mentions California-bound travel options via Santa Fe with May trains and free checks.
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Seattle
Wash
Manning
Puget Bound
Savy Yard
Fred Norman
Rae
California
Santa Fe
No clear event from a fragmented London report
The text presents a garbled London column with scattered phrases about Dr. W. Stead and South Africa, mixed with names and a New York revolver record. Readable facts include references to April, Manhattan duties, and a 20 yard shot, but the overall piece is incoherent and lacks a definite outcome or date. The core details are too fragmentary to confirm a single event.
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Revolver Record
New York
Sam
Manhattan
Dr. Hodson
Judge Regan Improves. condition considered improving health
Fiouston Texas April 1 special to the Post Palentizie reports Judge Regan showing steady improvement with no fever symptoms. He feels better and is expected to be around soon, ending a period of illness. Also mentions Cuban cattle ranch and Atlantic ports in broader trade note.
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Fiouston
Tex
Palentizie
Cely
New York
Unclear OCR Text Summary in Local Paper
Fragmentary OCR reads as a mixed jumble about board or risers, unclear characters, and possible mentions of a new Guttes and a Disney council. Content remains indecipherable with no coherent event, date, or proper nouns to anchor a factual card.
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