Population bulletin details U S towns by 1900 to 1904
Washington April 8 report on the population bulletin shows estimated counts for U S cities over 10 000 inhabitants for 1864 1900 1901 1903 1908 and more The figures list Topeka 35388 Des Moines 52000 Omaha 18200 and many others with notes on methodology and accuracy of estimates across states cities.
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Washington
Darean Walietin
Marsh— Grunotte Toket
Stites
New York
Pennsylvania
United States
Clibas
Fenras
Humber
He Popuiniion
Coleman Purchases Wetmore Spectator to Launch Wetmore Enterprise
J. T. Prestow sells the Wetmore Spectator to W. Coleman of Effingham, Illinois. Coleman plans to move the paper’s name to Wetmore Enterprise and will run the publication from Effingham while remaining resident there for the foreseeable future.
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Atchison
J. W. Coleman
Pass No.1 to World's Fair issued for Theodore Roosevelt
The April 8 report from St. Louis notes Pass No.1 to the World's fair issued in the name of Theodore Roosevelt. A special pass designates the president of the United States and other high officials. A shower of decorations follows, listing foreign orders and notable diplomatic recipients, with several names and titles described.
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Theodore Roosevelt
St. Louis
Theodore Rbosavelt
United States
Supreme Judges of
Eeonte
Congress
Abe Ruasidr
Emireror
Diplomatie
Wmieh
America
Nicholas Lodygert Stun Cornel
Park Rm
Order of St
St Anne
Order
Stintage
Graer
Lardyany
Mrs Horton Chosen in City Federation Election
The City Federation of Women’s Clubs held its annual election at Dalyhive yesterday afternoon with most officers re-elected. Mrs. Lee Monroe declined the recording secretary post. Mrs. Clement Smith moved to first vice president and Mrs. H A Heath elected second vice president. New member Mrs. Myre Charles Lowry joined. Federation endorses Commercial Club plan to decorate a parade float for the Semi Centenary Jubilee, with adjourned session to finalize committees. Scariet Fever noted at Turon in April.
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C. O. Starteman
Clement Smith
Mire
A. H. Jarton
D. Starteman
H. A. Heath
Frank C. Bowen
Mra CA
Wilbur
H. Dutax
Garvey
Thorpe Mothers Union
Mothers Union
Rognet
Myre
Charles Lowry
Illness Tightens Grip as McClurg Family Ails
Several new cases are reported this week. One child in the McClurg family is very sick. Mr. G J Lamopt, a merchant, is down with the disease.
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McClurg
G. J. Lamopt
Burget the Deaf-Mute Prophet Tracks Election Hunches
Mason Burget, age 23 from Indiana, claims accurate political forecasts despite deafness. He predicted Holliday and Green would be feted and has a history of correctly predicting election outcomes.
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Die
Mason Burget
West Curtis Street
Hug
The
State Journal
Burget
Holliday
Green
Parker
Hughes
Bourget
Indinone
Snapshot of Topeka News and Notes
A long itemized digest of local events and happenings includes court visits by Justice Burch and Sheriff Lucas, a governor’s reception for Superintendent Davidson, repairs and plans at Washburn College athletic facilities, and varying theater offerings in Topeka and Denver. Also noted are medical examiner arrangements, post office money orders, and a Kansas history society printer anecdote.
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Davidson
Ee Kiene
Lawre
Chanherata
Cirlat Nespieal
Khia Vacathot
Sherif Eucas
weeSee
United Caer
Federal
Topeka-Frankfort
Coun Senna
Ger Caet
Washburn Board of Trustees
Yestval
David
Stats House
Best
Pal Jeet
Heavenly Library
Crawford
Topeka
Tabor Grand
Denver
Field
Kansas
St. Luis A Tay
George W. Martin
State Historical Society
Uhat
Kansas Medi- Eat College
Kansans Qoard
K. M
Hee Tide MM
Kansas City
C.F. Menninger
Thalemat
Lefty Board
of Health
Eugwesta
Asylum
Bros
Atchizon Globe
Doc Mil
Bae Ce
Tent Alec and the Tough Car Show
Fragmented notes describe a tent show and side show horn performance linked to Mills and a New York Clipper reference. Disconnected items mention Fore River Engine bondholders reorganizing with a 200000 plant, plus a Newton meeting pledging funds to extend county shafts and rural routes to serve 105 Oklahoma residents.
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Alec
Wagons Mills
Best
Fore River
Soret 1
Sehcavy
Washington Postmasters Report Incomplete April List
Fragmented OCR notes cite postmasters in Washington and surrounding counties, naming several officials and local offices. Text mentions deaths and injuries in a fatal incident and references a gang and a marred fee, but details are unclear due to damaged source.
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Our
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Melville
Velves
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Blucher
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Potter
Palace
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Peoria
Quincy
Rockford
Springfield
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Enitee
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South Bend
Terre Haute
Towa
Cedar Rapids
Cornell Bluffs
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Sioux City
Coleman
Mrs. Horton Chosen
City Federation
Seariet
Turon
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Malon Burget
Glover
Cripple Creek
Cta
Lewis
John M
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Colorado
Supreme Court
Daily News
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Onage County
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Caddo County
Apnor Gang
Peru
Elate Journal
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