Bridges Need Permanent Structures in Topeka City
City leaders urge replacing dilapidated wooden bridges over creeks with permanent arches. Estimates range from a few thousand to around 10,000 dollars, with votes required for major funding. City Engineer McCabe favors concrete arches and warns against costly repairs dodging a permanent solution.
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Ald Bon Eighth Avenue
Browent
Creche
Eltyas
McCabe
Ranens Avenue
Cnet
Fifth Avenue
Eighth Avenue
MiCebe Winfarce
East Elehth Street
Topeka
Bridwen
Tel
Maria
Bekiges
Fragmentary council remark on bridge projects and next year
The fragment notes that a council member questions are of little importance but suggests not ignoring them. It mentions possibly needing to consider bridge bulking next year and references the council. The wording is unclear and the exact context is not fully recoverable.
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Washington
Powtoftice de Wartment
District of Columbia
United States
Shamrock H Reweighed at Erie Dry Dock After Anchor Absence
In New York the Shamrock H underwent remeasurement at the Erie dry dock after a routine weigh in progress. Sir Thomas Lipton and observers from Shamrock II and the New York Yacht Club watched the process as officials confirmed the rank remained unchanged. The absence of the anchor and chain drew attention, but rules were deemed followed and no racing impact anticipated. The yachts faced light, variable northerly winds as crew examined a new jib and prepared for further testing.
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New York
Erie
Tien
Sir Lipton
Charles Thatower
Omelu
New York Yacht Club
Fite
Shampock II
Carreck
Thomas Lipton Sai Dhatte
Shamrock H
Jelinsie
Thomas
Elishee
Ier Weader
Eset
Hance
Political Notes and Kansas Republican Rumors
Reports from Kansas discuss A Thompson of Jackson County seeking a railroad commissioner post, consolidation rumors of Republican papers, and possible party shifts around Webb McNall and Roosevelt. Also notes warn of legal limits on judges running for other offices, franking privilege decisions for D C officials, and a Santa Fe roundhouse fire in Beaumont Texas causing large losses.
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Momer Doyle
Webb McNall
Republican
Webb Mc
Neil
Republian
Housevelt
Roosevelt
Kansas
McNall
Moonevelt
Roonevelt
Dr. McNail
McNail
Mike
Santa Fe
Beaumont
Braumont
Tex
Santa Fe Railroad
Count Larisch Monnich faces swindle case in Berlin
A Berlin case accuses a clique of usurers and marriage brokers of seeking 350000 from Count Frans Larisch-Monnich after his marriage to Marie Lutteries of Titusville. The public prosecutor filed proceedings for attempted swindling as the trial set for the autumn term. The count, Austrian nobility by birth, later naturalized German.
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Berlin
Frans Javeptt
Mari von Lariscl
Mixes Marie Lutteries
Titusville
Buffalo
Nas
Larléeh-Monnich
America
Tupols
Nuremburg
Faber
Miss Faber
Miss Sattertee
Larisch-Monnich
Wealniat
Criminal Court
Count Larisch-Monmich
Astrosnitz
Prussia
Cleveland praises Pulitzer school of journalism
Former President Grover Cleveland writes from New York Aug 4 praising a proposed school of journalism. He argues it would end anti public sentiment by aligning press conduct with high standards, benefiting national integrity and civilization. He credits Mr Pulltner for initiating a project to enlarge opportunities for youth and elevate journalism as a moral guide.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Puliteer
Pulltner
Hansans Draw Places in Modern Woodmen Head Camp Committees
The standing committees of the Modern Woodmen of America are named for the upcoming head camp in Milwaukee. D. C. Tillotson of this city chairs appeals and grievances, E. A. Enright of Kansas City on the same panel, E. Murphy of Leavenworth on Foresters' organization, and James Montgomery of Marysville serves on a special committee to examine additional territory matters.
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Woodmen of America
Milwaukee
D.C
Tillotson
E. A. Enright
Kansas City
Kas
E. Murphy
Leavenworth
Foresters
James Montgomery
Marysville
Woman Physician Missing In London Mystery
London residents are agitated by the inexplicable disappearance of Miss Francis Hickman, a 20 year old qualified physician. Police and local authorities urge calm as inquiries proceed.
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London
Tondon
Francis Hickman
Postum Food Coffee Promises Relief From Coffee Ailments
A suburban woman credits Postum Food Coffee with curing dyspepsia nervous tension and eye dullness caused by coffee. She explains her shift from coffee to Postum after a friend suggested it and notes improved health after a month. She shares anecdotal stories of others experiencing benefits and mentions Postum’s marketing by Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan in Chicago Daily News.
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Rand
Angel
Qwan T
Postum
Parhis
Iwan Sparks
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Chicago
Missing nurse prior to temporary duty at Royal Free Hospital
A nurse assigned temporary duty at the Royal Free Hospital on Gray's Inn Road has been missing since last Saturday. One theory suggests she may have met someone near a hospital area surrounded by sections known for visiting poor outpatients at their homes.
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Royal Free Hos ‘Pital
Gray's
Hox- Hal
Jowent
Lifesaving Effort Off West Nineteenth Street Pier
In New York a dramatic water rescue saved ten year old Frank Rider after a current pulled him under near the West Nineteenth Street pier. Michael Gleason, who dived twice despite cramps, disappeared beneath the water. Rescue was completed by bystander Dan Reilly and James Conklin who ferried the boy and Gleason’s body to shore. Rider survived while Gleason was pronounced dead at New York Hospital. Gleason, married with two children, resided at 4 West Nineteenth Street.
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New York
West Seventeenth Street
Michael Gleaso
Dre
Frank Rider
Shother
Nim Jreason
Litus
Seventeenth Street
Rachael
Dante
Henry
Gleason
Ae Relily
Peete Sea Je
James Conklin
Reilly
Gleagon
Conklin
Steve Boathog
Theew
York Hospital
West Nineteenth Street
Quaint French Village of La Frette Near Paris
A London Telegraph piece paints La Frette as a quiet, old fashioned Loire influenced village near Paris with steep roads, thrifty peasants, and a social scene of tradespeople in the streets. The article notes proximity to Cormeilles and Herblay, views toward the park of Alaisons Lat Mitte, and mentions large fortunes in marriages while villagers live simple lives.
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Saris
Cormeilles
Cormeilies
la Sretts
Pata
Havre
Alaisons
Sartrouxville
Gesmmin
Herblay
Seine
la Frette
Midi
Teaut
London Telegraph
State Board Announces Regular Lawyer Examinations
The first examination for admission to practice law will be held at the state house at 2 p.m. on the second Monday of October. Examinations occur thrice yearly on the second Mondays of February June and October. Applicants must file their own handwritten petition at least six weeks before an exam and show good moral character plus credentials five days before. L H Perkins of Lawrence is secretary for full details.
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State House
State Board of Law Examiners
L. H. Perkins
Lawrence
Road side Shade and the case for trees on streets
A piece promoting highway beautification through shade trees urges public support for Arbor Day duties by property owners. It argues well shaded avenues attract visitors and residents, ease travel for teams, and improve country roads, predicting towns with extensive tree care become notable. It notes a copyright ruling unrelated to local satellite news.
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Commonwealth
Eid
Good Roads Magazine
Death’s shadow fades as coffins replace victorian dread
An account from undertakers on changing attitudes toward death shows more people arrange their own funerals in advance. The shift toward modern caskets reduces horror, while some healthy individuals or hospital patients prepay contracts that may be canceled if they recover, reflecting cautious planning and cost concerns.
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Euing
Amsterdam
Air 1
New York Times
Prosecution Outlines Whitaker Wright Methods in London Case
Horace E. Avery opens for the prosecution in Whitaker Wright’s case detailing Wright as managing director of London and Globe, American and Standard Exploration companies. He alleging control of financial operations and misdeeds aimed at shareholders. Avery cites combined company shareholdings around 3000, with Wright holding few London and Globe shares at collapse.
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Whitaker Wright
London
Aug
jMdey
Horace E. Avery
Wriht
Standard
Wright
Euch
Lord Durfen
Avery
Jonser
Cape Ital
Lone Fon
Globe Pinanes Corporation
Posnet
Harvest Labor Parties to Minnesota and the Dakotas
Low rates for parties of five or more win Chicago Great Western railway tickets on sale daily to August 3 liberal arrangements for return trip for fall information apply to Geo. Lincoln TPLA 7 West Ninth street Kansas City Mo
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Minnesota
Dakotas
Chicago Great Western Railway
Geo
Lincoln
TPLA
West Ninth Street
Kansas City
Typographical Error Cost French Soldier Two Days' Imprisonment
Paris August 4 officers of the One Hundred and Fifth French regiment stationed at Kielm sent invitations printed in the garrison for a requiem mass for Pope Leo XI. A typographical error printed as Leo XII caused confusion and the soldier faced two days imprisonment for the mistake.
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Sean Paris
Kiem
Leo XI
Pit XXIII
Leo
Opening Gate of Lote Townsite on Omaha Extension
Opening Gate of Lote townsite on the Omaha extension of the Chicago Great Western railway will be held with stations at Tennant in Plymouth County Iowa on Tuesday September 1 Bentley in Pottawattamie County Iowa Tuesday September 7 and McClelland in Pottawattamie County Iowa Tuesday September One fare to Fort Dodge from all points on Chicago Great Western trains from Fort Dodge or any of its lines with fare for round trip Special trains run round trip for twenty five cents per round trip Further details see bills or address Htwin B. Magill Manager Townsite Departments Fort Dodge Iowa
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Lote
Omaha
Chicago Great Western Railway
Ulura
Htwin B. Ma
Gill
Fort Dodge
Iowa
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