Company to Invest About 7.5 Million Dollars in Kansas
In Kansas a company announces plans to invest roughly 7.5 million dollars. Details on project scope and location were not disclosed in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1904
Page
3
Chanute to Kansas City Gas Pipeline Planned
A new 16 inch gas pipeline network from Chanute to Kansas City is proposed, with branches to St Louis and St Joseph. Wells near Chanute have produced gas daily and the company anticipates large volumes enabling fuel and lighting use, plus industrial growth in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Kah
St. Louie
Kania City
St. Joseph
Sonvey Petural
United States
Chan
Kansas City
Yaka
Pittsbure
Banian City
Kasses
Tel
Oneill
Gneil Tine
O'Neill
Penton
Olathe
Kanes City
Aoourt
Kansas
Joplin
O'Neil
Ian
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
New Sark
Suez
Cotrerva- Hive
Aritieg Oe Eas
Funeral for Hi E Lantry in Cottonwood Falls Kansas
Funeral services were held in Strong City and Cottonwood Falls for Hi E Lantry center partnering with railroad interests. Leaders from Kansas cities attended, with honorary pallbearers and relatives from midwestern states. The Lantry interests are to be reorganized and continued in the future as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banin Fe Mca
Cottonwood Falls
Kan
Strong City
E. Lantry
Igote Cemetery
Tmd Vanston
Strong City Church
Wis
J.D. Minnick
Cottonwoot Falls
John
Midnneapolis
Thomas
Algonis
Jesse
Gar~ Nett
Jms
Marysville
Topeka
Lawrence
Leagssworth
Newton
Hanover
Bernar
Cars Cross the Viaduct in Armourdale Flood Evacuation
The first car No. 493 manned by H A Wickstrom and W H Patterson crossed the Seventh Street viaduct from Armourdale into Kansas City as floods receded. Refugees filled the morning car, with merchants opening shops as the procession returned to Packard Street on Stay 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kans Cnx
Nan
Capris Ov
Seventh Street
Armourdaly
Kansas
Cig
Kas
H- A. Wickstrom
W. H. Patterson
West Side
Armourdale
Merchans
Packard Street
Fire at Fort Dorado destroys three buildings in Kansas
Flames started in a livery barn in Fort Dorado, Kansas, at 2 a.m. Sunday, burning three business district structures and threatening others. The Metropolitan hotel was alerted but saved, guests evacuated and later reassured. Nearby buildings had windows broken, with several shops including Olwen’s barber shop and Busten’s poultry house damaged. 200 cases of cheese and poultry were lost.
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Ina
E Dorado
Kan
Tne
Metropolitan Hotel
Gillend
Avery
Olwen
Busten
Poultry House
Cea
Poultry
Glasco
Ford Prince
Ond
Pacific Coast
Prince
Cawker City
Concordia
Masons
Hillhouse
He Eter
Asell
Securibe
Peates
Tilboume
Sele Hilthouse
Ghiseo
W. Ay Filnhouse
Glasce
Grand Lodge
Delphos Lodge
Glasco Lodge
Gil
W. W. Palmer
Fender
Mr. Palmer
Palmer
Soloroun
Polsath Mystery Sparks in Philipsburg Air
Apparent poisoning of a husband in Philipsburg prompts coroner and postmortem review. Pancake batter linked to the suspected toxin. verdict later deemed accidental poisoning. Follow up investigations continue as officials probe the family quarrels and batter source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
Bern
Hermlat
Topeka
Gil
Arid
Sporting News. Everything Was Orderly, With No Police Interference
A concise report notes that sporting events proceeded without incident and no police were needed to maintain order. No disturbances or crowd issues were observed, and officials reported routine operations throughout the event.
National League Game Draws 12000 With No Admission Fee
Brooklyn and rival National League teams opened a Sunday game in New York before about 12,000 to 15,000 spectators. Attendance totaled around 15,000 as players and fans observed orderly play. Brooklyn pitcher Jones worked steadily, yielding runs as Chicago and St. Louis battles followed across the league, with scattered hits and notable managerial decisions shaping early season action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Atti
Tarepee
Alee
Manines
Jones
Betsestiaa
Waren
Bergen
Fisher
El Dorado Beats Washburn In Early League Action
El Dorado scored 12 runs to Washburn’s 7 in a steady Saturday game, with White driving in key runs and multiple players contributing. St. Louis and Chicago games noted strong hitters and crowd counts as Detroit and Cleveland games highlighted decisive moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
el Dorado
el Dorado Kon
el Dorado Southwestern
Washburh Eolican
Clube Wen
Dorado
Washbart
Eh Dorado
Ogoor Eis
Ballecies—Waabburn
Wen I Dorado
Breker
Swendell Na
The Sullivan Benefit at Bowton Theater
A Sullivan benefit is set for Thursday afternoon at Bowton theater in Hoston to aid 19 Jon Ti vari. The event features noted pugilists and boxing exhibitions, aiming to raise proceeds from a belt won in his prime amid a lively crowd.
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Hoston
Jon Ti Vari
Bowton Theater
of Od
Dime Hich Meher
Pugilises
Hue
Glover
Aeaig Jobaise
Prombecs Rd Brosking
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Snaste
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Swift Specific CO
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