Exports, imports shift amid drought and cotton price drop
The report notes a $19 million drop in exports of certain manufactured goods due to home demand and foreign market conditions, while imports rise by $70 million for weaving materials and $20 million for manufactured goods. Exports to Europe fall sharply, with UK and Germany leading declines, driven by drought and lower cotton prices, affecting corn, oats, beef and cattle export values.
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Europe
South America
North America
Asia
Qteanla
Africa
United Kingdom
Germany
Netherlands
France
United States
Fortien
Home News While Away and Daily Mail Service
Subscribers to the State Journal can have daily issues mailed to any address for 30 cents a month, with address changes as desired. The column discusses various political notes, editorial remarks, and data on exports and imports, including king Henry, Miss Mell Stowe, and Apple crop statistics, while mentioning Kansas babies and exposition plans.
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State Journal
Kansas
St. Toul
Kannas
The Oxford graduate and a puzzling Atchison note
A fragmented Atchison Globe clipping mocks a Oxford educated man and a tongue in cheek reflection on doctors and patient choices. It references curious anecdotes about wood works, sewing buttons, and a stubborn man who refused surgery to save his life amid Cuba related needs.
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Globe Lighta
The
Atchison Globe
Oxford University
Atchison
Paar
Cuba
Quabee Reflections and Fragments of Conversation
A garbled collection of quotes and social jottings from a Philadelphia source, featuring remarks on generosity, wit, and manners. The fragmentary text includes references to a host and guest, remarks on wealth, politics, acting, and a child's question about newspapers, with scattered dialogue and undefined attributions.
Cuban Treaty Plans Stir Rush to Extra Senate Session
Washington reports say a Cuban reciprocity treaty is prepared and approved by the president. A short extra session may be called in July to act before December. Republican senators split, with about 20 opposing and only a few fully backing the treaty amid 1904 political calculus.
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Senate
Game Authority
Roosevelt
Congress
White Horus
Oyster Bay
Fla
Heltfeld
Idaho
Cuba
Platt
Connecticut
Hansa
Ohio
Cullom
Mlinois
Spooner
Pratt
Hanna
Becuse
House
California
Nebraska
Kansas
Labor Day Proclamation Issued By Governor Stanley
Governor Stanley issues Labor Day proclamation designating Monday September 1 as the holiday. The document cites state executive authority and seal of Kansas, with secretary George A. Clare's approval noted, in a formal proclamation from Topeka. In a separate matter, Judge Johnson grants inspection of a company stock book and ledger after a demurrer challenge, overruling the objection that stock records are not required to be shown.
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W. W- Gavitt
Salt Lake
Frank Nelson
Eeaes Eee
O. J. Baddere
Peeeeeser
Freebtl Mothers’ Union
D. Kendall
Western Avenue
Frank Lane
Second Averiue
Fay Kvana
Stor|rigre Hospital
Central Park
Clarence Naylor
Santa Fe &T
Hewitt
Topeka
Huntoon Street
State Board of Medical
Sbiavitt
Tennesset
Crane Publishing Company
Harry Smith
Monroe Street
Shear
Dile Jackson
Fagan
Stanley
State of Kansas
Nereume
Kaneas
Denver
Col
Augi
Ludge Johnson
Johnson
Weather and crop outlook across regions
The report notes damage to crops from worms and weevils in Texas and northern regions, while cotton progresses and spring wheat shows slow completion in the south. Unfavorable apple prospects persist except in a few states, with New York indicating a very light crop.
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Missouri
New York
Ilinois
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Texas
Eiseicts
Oma
Nebraska
New England
Big Firm Incorporates Bowman & Co to Topeka
The Merriam family owned firm of T. E Bowman & Co becomes a stock corporation in Topeka with E B Merriam F D Mer say C B Merriam and A Fassler among incorporators. Capital stock set at 300000, ownership remains largely with the Merriams. The move preserves the loan company’s long standing, conservative record and expands access to eastern clients seeking corporate form.
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T. E Bowman & Co
Merriam
Topeka
E. B. Merriam
F. D. Mersay
A. Fassler
Charles W. Merriam
Kansas
T. &. Bowman
Erriams
Drmer TE Bowmen Co
Toom
Mncreas Copanies
Lantern
Merriams
B. Merriam Te T
F B.c. M
Merrigum
Son Pedo
Merriaina
Pai
C. B. Sterriam
Dig For More In Chicago Death House Case
Chicago August 12 authorities renew consults to form new theories to solve the mystery surrounding a notorious death house. Officers keep curiosity seekers off the premises as crowds gather around the scene.
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Chicago
Ronecome
Death House
Mine gs Released by Judge on August Tham Pon Ete
A court ordered release on August thirteenth for seven emergency workers connected to the San Workers incident. The judge and pertaining officials announced the release as the case evolves.
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Jackson Turse
Thampon Ete
Juare Toast
San
Ene
Boycott on Beer Printer s Are Asked to Shut Down
A local printer is urged to halt beer related output amid a boycott. Officials and organizers press for cessation of production of beer related materials. No further details on the involved parties or dates are provided.
Journal to Be Monthly Official Organ for Self Support
The piece notes the journal to be published monthly as the official organ for self support, with references to an international convention and legal amendments. It mentions Aug 12 official statements on funds for the year ending June, showing earnings of 3,7826 and an increase over the prior year, plus expenses and dividends details.
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Ee Ae Ee
Burtington
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