Kansas Exhibit At New York Woman Suffrage Fair
The Kansas delegation displays state products at a New York fair honoring the national suffrage movement. Carloads of wheat and four-and-wheat bundles are shown, with beaver and other Kansas goods, including 300 pounds of butter, arranged by Mila Hellen Kimber from Topeka. Kansas bread and butter are highlighted as symbols of the suffrage cause among exhibitors.
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Kansas
New York City
Eulragias
New York Journal
Kanfae
Ciere
Beaver
Mila 2Ielen Kimber
Topeka
Lance Ratitores Rt al Kanbas
Caligornia
York
British Firm Seeks Partial Takeover of Cramps Shipyard
New York December reports that Vickers, Lone & Maxim Limited of England has begun steps to acquire control of the Cramps Shipbuilding Company of Philadelphia. The aim is to secure a share of United States government war contracts. About 37,600,000 has been offered for the Admiral company and stock in a new corporation may be issued when the deal completes.
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New York
Evening Post
Mars
Wallatreat
Vickers Lone & Maxim, Limited
England
Mid- Ane Stes
Crampa
Fidine Company
Phiiadeinbue
Engitan
United States
Warte
Addvale
Cramps
Erm Sa
Te Remaid
Fia Array
English firm eyes Cramp ship yard purchase
A well informed steel expert says John C Ross ey of Vickers Sons Maxim traveled to America over a year ago to buy Cramp ship yard. He notes a second negotiation indicates a likely purchase and compares Vickers to the Krupp empire with vast capacity, able to buy Cramp outright if desired.
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Cramp
John C. Rossey
Vickers Sons & Maxim
America
Vickers Sons & Maxime
Krupps
Reland
Relic of a Riot Displayed After Roosevelt Shock
A club that struck President Theodore Roosevelt in a riot is shown at Victor Migtor Col Dec 5. The weapon, found near Roosevelt as he walked to the depot, was kept hidden by Daniel Powers who later displayed it as a memento of Roosevelt’s western tour.
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Roosevelt
Victor
Migtor
Inez
Ota Steinheimer
North Fourth Street
Daniel Powers
Eiectin
Hoeweels
Baird Won't Quit in Santa Fe Representative Race
Santa Fe man and candidate for the vacancy created by Harry Safford's death persists in the race. Despite Burton faction pressure to oust him, Baird remains active with allies backing him, while Holman and W Baker align with Burton influence and Curtix camps seek the Senate seat.
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Baird
Santa Fe
Harry Safford
Burton
Betts
Holman
W Baker
Mr. Curtix
Baker
Hoknan
Patrick Henry's Grandson Dies in Richmond
William Wirt Henry, grandson of Patrick Henry and distinguished member of the Wirt Links bar, died in Richmond this morning according to local reports from the state capital.
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Patrick Henry
Richmond
Wiliam Wirt Henry
Partick Henry
Wirt Links
Kansas Exposition Plan Gets Governor’s Ear In Topeka
Kansas Exposition officials pressed Governor Stanley for support and funding, arguing the state needs a strong show to boost credit and pride. The board outlined hereditary and economic benefits, noting a broad base of county and district backing, while institutions warn of competing needs and possible curtailments.
Presbyterian Church Revisions Committee Convenes
A Presbyterian church committee of clergymen and laymen met in Washington to draft recommendations for the May general assembly on revising the faith confession. The group reviewed 232 reporting presbyteries with varying positions and prepared no final action after hours of discussion.
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Washington
General Assembly
Charles A. Dickey
Herrick Johnson
Samuel J. Niccolls
Daniel W. Fisher
William Mo~ Kibbin
George B
Roberts
Committee of Revision
Showans
Hinds
Royalties on gold in Yukon rise above last year
Canadian inspectors report Klondike gold output for the season at about 30 million dollars with royalties of ten percent owing to the government. Major Wood of the Canadian mounted patrol notes the collection this year near a hundred thousand dollars more than the prior season, indicating higher activity in the Yukon. The estimate, while uncertain, suggests substantial mining profits and government revenue from Klondike production.
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Seattle
Wash
Major Wood
Canadian Mounted Patrol
Yukon Territory
Panther Attacks Child Near Cartwright Wisconsin
An eight year old girl, daughter of farmer C F Riley in the Mad Brook settlement, was seized and killed by a panther while walking along a road. Fragments of the remains were found as the community organized a panther hunt. hunters report shooting a ten foot beast and have seen two other large panthers in the area.
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Cartwright
Wis
C.F. Riley
Mad Brook
Linh
Tarred and Feathered in Locals Clash
Frank Osborne, a brick mason from Alexandria, was tarred and feathered by a Burm mllville mob after an alleged attempt at assault on Miss Lenois Wright. Town Marshal Alva Simmonds was jailed by citizens who seized the jail keys. Osborne was paraded and stripped of clothing before being driven away. Nearby reports note Alaska telegraph developments and an Arkansas City machinery accident causing toe amputation.
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the Towen
Marshal Simmonds
Osborne
Betts Announces Candidacy for Thiersglenih District Seat
Councilman J. F. Betts of the First ward formally announces his candidacy to represent the Thiersglenih district, seeking to succeed the late BC Py Ar. Hetishowed, after three years of ree Ay gruseil ena basseadese eS record. Betts is a prominent contractor and builder.
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Betts
J. F. Betts
Thiers— Glenih
BC Pyie Ar. Hetishowed
Ree Ay Gruseil Ena Basseadese
Mind Grows Quiet as Mother Suffers After Son's Arrest
Mrs George Henry of 155 Chandler street widow mother of Ira Henry held for murder trial in Albuquerque N M has lost her reason from shock of his arrest. She previously suffered mental decline after drownings in the Kaw river but hoped for recovery. Trial set for March. defense preparing evidence. Local church sermon on youths temptations stems from affair.
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George Henry
Chandler Street
Ira Henry
Albuquerque
N. Mt
Kaw
Henry
F. Be, Mallary
Third Presbyterian Church
Ira Hivary
Filke
Five Die In Grand Trunk Collision Near Inglewood Junction
An early morning Grand Trunk railway crash near Inglewood Junction Ontario killed five workers riding a handcar to the job. The victims are foreman John Allen, Olive Ellis, New Mathur Arthur Frame, John Tetzells, and another man named Cheatham. The engine driver and stoker escaped unhurt.
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Inglewood
Grand ‘Trunk Railway
John Allen
Olive Ellis
New Mathur Arthur Frame
John Tetzells
Cheitham
Tin Plant Burns in Cambridge Fire Damages Finishing Dept
Cambridge Ohio December 5 fire destroyed the finishing department four sets of cold rolls the picking department and a warehouse of finished products at the American Tin Plate company works. Machinery suffered heavy damage and several railroad cars burned. Loss on finished goods estimated between 150 000 and 200 000 with total loss not yet settled. Mills had just resumed after idleness and efforts to continue work are planned.
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Cambridge, O
Cambridge
Ameri~can ‘Tin Plate Company
TOWED A BOOTBLACK San Francesco Dec
Mildred Webster heir to 250000 dollars plans marriage to Ed ward Cooper bootblack of Stockton whom she met as a child and who shared Volunteer work. She will inherit a fortune and marry in February. Cooper remains in Stockton continuing bootmaking and awaiting future plans.
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San Francesco
Dec
Mildred Webster Heireas
Edward Cooper
Bootblack
Stockton
Volunteers of America
Cooper
Mildred
Miildred
Baward
Enat
Citizens Threaten to Shoot Pole Construction in Kenosha
Kenosha residents clash with Wisconsin Telephone over street wiring and new poles. John T. Yule, who previously opposed lines on this street, seeks a temporary injunction but is blocked by the franchise claim. He vows to cut down any pole the company places, amid a day of unsettled weather in the region and a Bulgarian cabinet resignation noted in brief.
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Kenosha
Wis
Dec
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Keniosha
Telegraph
John ‘T. Yule
Milwaukee
Yate
Hie
Zhginesis Elect Officers in New York Meeting
A New York board meeting elected new officers including president and treasurer Alfred H. Husynal of Washington. Details of the forty second session and related roles were announced, marking a leadership update for the organization.
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Zhginesis
New York
Sexton
Wiltsimelty
Alfred H. Husynal
Washington
Muneeere
Market Report Shows Wheat and Hogs Move in Chicago
Today’s market report from Chicago notes December wheat activity with slight advances and mixed buying, barley and timothy futures mentioned, and hogs and cattle trading with moderate demand. Cash prices for wheat and corn listed, New York money market and other commodity moves summarized with emphasis on grains, fats, and produce trading.
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Chicago
Dec
Bac
Hecht
Beran
Wilvance
Bork
Ted Sconte
Itv
Tycanta Detter
Dak Ass Boid
N. W
Beare Barley
Timothy Bese Moe
New York
Mienay
Symestor
Soramerviad
Ace
Robart
Liv
Exra
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Globe
Cornell
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McCall
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Sixth and Quincy
MR. Kimble
Stanley
Kansas Expostion Company
The
Exposition Company
Secretary of Agriculture
State House
Samuel Kimble
Manhattan
Staley
Khuble
National Congress
Karitas
Helso
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Bugh
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State Board of Charities
Agricultural College
Stout
State University
Pan-American Commission
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John E- Frost
Towella
A. P.aling
HOF
Burwen
Jim Becht
Larned Chronoscope
eSuece
Vention
Segeeton Good Reads Essociation
Deiegana
State Bankers’ Association
State Epworth League
State Couny
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Dodge City Commercial Ehh
Leavenworth Commercial Club
Topeka Commercial Club
Southwestern Stock Growers’ Association
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
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H. A. Heath
Wisconsin Farmer's
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Sota
Balenyis
Dee Saha
Today's Market Report
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Texas Hogs
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Texas
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Iinet
Ars
Marker
Atfone
Eeines
Snarker
Garo Eta
Rk Arene
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Matters
Kansas City
Timothy
Topeka, Dec
Yahoo
Wwe
Commission
Cap Board of
Irk
Sacaintien
Hewerwre
Sane ‘Sinz
Giese Board of
Vinton Peace
Sepubér
Wikrat
Cate
Alitwerp
Reiver
Mlulpmesite
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Holen Cormenizalin
Kanean
Minneapolis
Phaoe
Charcde
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