Spot Cash Grocery Ad Lists Wide Grocery Prices
Spot Cash Grocery markets wholesale and retail with a long price list covering coffee canned goods dried fruits and pantry staples. The ad notes fresh meat is available at low prices and offers mail orders shipped promptly.
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Benne Pras
Doe
Deann
Deane Kaw Valley
E. J
Bowen
Deans Warren J
Warren
Price
New Orleans
Whit Seo Hattana
Htie Hooperrina
Stricher
Huey Halland
Colorado
Battle Over Telegraph Rates Seeks Court Halt On Suits
Western Union seeks injunction to stop all prosecutions under the Kansas rate law after a restraining order freezes current suits. Judge Hazen will hear the motion Monday. McKeever and Mechutock lead the prosecution, while Bush law and anti trust questions loom. The case could delay hundreds of suits and test telegraph, corporation, and tax statutes in Kansas courts.
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Hazen
Western Union Telegraph Company
Kansas
Erning
Josiah Jordan
L. Blackcian
T. E. Armstrong
J. B Kussebaum
Lee Jones
Tonoon
E. D. McKeever
W. 5
Mechutock
Thomes T. Fright
Justice of the Peace
Salaler Township
Ump
Hosen
State of
McKeever
Sheri Hollis Willams
Justice Wrights
A Crmse
Garfield Park
Char Lindsay
Western Union
Rossington, Smith & Pinted
Topeka
Lc, Krasthom
Kansas City
Legisature
United States
Sime Mynute
Kutisse
HH. Allen
Fate Aenociite Justice
Annrems
Lehrdueht
Cera
Ciee
United States Supreme Court
National League score summaries from Philadelphia and other cities
Fragmented box score notes show Philadelphia at home with pitchers Platt Parland and Smith in a mixed batter list, plus Cincinnati, Washington, New York, Baltimore, and Louisville game fragments. Includes scattered inning scores and lineups, with ads for collars and American Steam Laundry.
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Philadelphia
Os Philadelphi
Cincinnat
Warn
Dwyer and Wood
Chicago
Taylor and Chance
W York
Sea Tank
Belmore
New York
Colorciet and
Grady
Baltimore
Kitson
Hyun
Louisville
Beare
Balierier
Bowling and Towveland
Sudholt and Clements
Prince of Wales signature lands in Topeka paper
A document bearing the signature of Albert Edward Prince of Wales arrived in Topeka and was received by A J Wilson, grand secretary of the Kansas Masonic Grand Lodge. The parchment appoints Wilson grand representative of the United Grand Lodge of England. The piece includes an enamel jewel for state occasions and notes England and its dominions.
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Prince of Wales
Topeka
West
Kinhas
Beilieh
A. J. Wilson
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Kansas
United Grand Lodge of England
Albert Edward
Wilson
United
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
United States
Telephone system to reach Lola with new Bell line
April 21 report notes Lola will gain Bell telephone service. A carload of poles sits in the Missouri Pacific yards and poles have been strung east of here toward Fort Scott. Workers show reticence, but multiple signs point to an early completion of the line for smelter use.
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Bell Telephone System
Missori Pacific
Prose Pleves
Fort Scott
Stricken in Prayer In City Woman Found Dead At Home
Mrs Weeper was found dead yesterday afternoon kneeling beside a chair with a map nearby. She had been seen the previous day complaining of illness. It is believed she prayed before retiring when she collapsed. Her husband died years ago. she lived alone.
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Tesrott
Ex Secretary Sherman Calls on the President
Washington April 21 Ex Secretary Sherman was among the president's callers today He has recovered enough to take a short daily drive though his illness left him frail at his advanced age The President extended warm congratulations on his recovery Mr Sherman stayed only a few minutes noting the cordial friendly visit
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Sherman
Washington
Sheriff killed in Tennessee moonshine ambush
Knoxville April 21 Sheriff Z. Dawson of Cook County was killed last night in an ambush in the mountains near the North Carolina line near Walkerville. Deputy J D Alton was wounded as the sheriff died instantly. Moonshiners reportedly gathered in force and planned reinforcements for the attackers.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Z. &. Gawson
Cook County
North Carolina
Walkerville
Amboah
J. D. Alton
Sherif Dawson
Czar Takes to Tricycling in Royal Carriage
The London Chronicle reports a curious royal novelty as the czar and the young heir prepare for European tours. A motorless, ornate tricycle with imperial arms will pull the royal chariot, followed by a chariot of wickerwork, both designed for the heir and consorts during state visits later in the year.
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London
Sprite
Nedating
St. Petraburg
Lon
Bon Chronicle
Toledo to Build Land for Centennial Exposition
Toledo announces planned reclamation of fifty acres from Lake Erie for the Ohio Centennial exposition to be held in 1902. Grading and dredging for a harbor 1000 feet long will start immediately, with nearly a million feet of filling required to shape the park.
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Toledo
Lake Erie
Jenith
New York Met Co Offers Curtain Fabrics and Des Noyer Shoes
The New York Met Co advertises spring trade with new curtain fabrics including Silkaline Berim and Curtain Swiss, lace curtains, felt and opaque shades, plus up to date millinery and Des Noyer shoes. Specials run Saturday and Monday April 22 24, with discounts on dress prints muslin shirting prints percales crepe and other fabrics. Bring the ad to save.
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Berim
Wight
Kentucky Judge Declares Vagrancy Law Unconstitutional
Richmond Ky April 21 Judge Scott ruled Kentucky law allowing sale of Black people for a term of years as punishment for vagrancy unconstitutional. He held the statute conflicts with the constitution prohibiting slavery or involuntary servitude except as punishment for crime and notes vagrancy is a misdemeanor, not a crime.
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Kentucky
Richmond
Scott
Ex-Governor Lord Declines Peru Mission Offer
Washington April 21 Ex Governor Lord of Oregon declined the tender of the mission to Persia He was an applicant for the Peruvian mission and thus refused the Persian assignment in a formal dispatch from the capital.
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Lord
Washington
Oregon
Persia
Extradition Treaty Inked By United States and Orange Free State
Secretary Hay and Consul General Pierce exchange ratifications on a new extradition treaty between the United States and the Orange Free State. The pact makes surrender of fugitives from justice nonbinding but persuasive, allowing each country discretion over its own citizens. In Wichita, park beautification moves forward as Missouri Pacific and Frisco agree to lay rock for a boulevard, with Mayor Ross directing the 200-car effort.
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Washington
Hay
United States
Charles D. Pierce
Orange Free State
Trea
Wichita’s Park
Wichita
Pacife
Frisco
Flint Hills
Butler County
Ross
First Step in Reform Mayor Jones Sees Public Ownership Path
In New York Mayor S M Jones of Toledo denies candidacy for governor while discussing reform. He argues municipal ownership of utilities as the first step, predicts state and national moves to public control by 1950, and rails against trusts as built on a dishonest system that ruined lives.
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New York
S. M Jones
Toledo
Herald
Obie
Mr. Jones
Ohio
Independent
Jones
A Queer Wedding in Front of Wellington Jail
Bill Nutting who killed Frenchy Langlois in Hunnewell in 1895 was married in the street in front of the Wellington jail at dusk on Wednesday to Ruby Onderhill of Hunnewell aged 22. Probate Judge Staffelbach performed the ceremony in view of passerbyes. The couple rode away in a covered wagon toward Hunnewell where Nutting plans to reside again.
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Hunnewell
Wellington
Bill Nutting
Overholtzer
Nutting
Nordica on Critics and Duet Mystery at The Grau Company
Mme Nordica reads all papers and finds critics amusing. She praises the New York critics as more competent than Boston. She notes critics missed the duet in The Huguenots with M de Reszke. Nordica admires Lili Lehmann, attends all performances with her, and jokes about embroidery and patchwork.
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Boston Transcript
Mme
Nordica
New York
United States
Boston
Grau Company
M. Jean de Reszke
Sim
MM de Reszke
M. de Reszke
Mme. Nordica
Lili Lehmann
New England
Moore trial set for May 1 in Hutchinson murder case
Hutchinson April 31 The trial of John Moore for murdering his children will be on May 1 A special venire of seventy jurors has been drawn and will be summoned to appear May 1 Witnesses will be called for the estate The case could have been tried sooner but was postponed until after the G A R encampment Major John C Muhlenbere has been appointed chief paymaster of the department of the gulf succeeding Col George E B Glenn who died in Baltimore
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Hutchinson
John Moore
Ion
Atlanta
John C. Muhlenbere
Department of the Gulf
George EB. Glenn
Baltimore
No Plague in Paris Report Declared Unfounded
Paris officials deny a circulating claim that plague cases appeared among city workers at a large store, alleging carpets from the East carried the disease. Authorities state there is no foundation to the report.
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Paris
Pole
Bolivia Reports End Of Revolution Quiet In La Paz
From La Paz Bolivia United States Minister Bridgeman cables to Washington that the revolution there has ended and conditions are now quiet. The message indicates a return to stability and normal order following recent upheaval.
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Bolivia
Washington
United States
Bridgeman
State Department
la Paz
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Kaspparries
Jemima
Ikettijohn
Soep i
Leary
American Steam Laundry
Lola
Allen County
Zinc
Salina Krossing
M’kinley
Tennessee
Czar
Tricycling
BFUNE
The
Met. Co
Just
Des Noyer
East Sixth Street
New York Met. Co
Golden Rule Jones
caSstonr
Tim
Snattinger Bros. & CO
Krans. Ave
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