Joplin Delivers Final Mineral Land Sale Near Wentworth
A deal closed in Joplin, Missouri, with payment of 100,009 dollars for 169 acres of mineral land near Wentworth. The tract includes a mill and mine and is connected to Standard Old magnates of Cleveland through Prank Rockefer. The transaction points to ongoing mining activity and capital involvement in the region.
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Joplin
Rockefer
Cleveland
Wentworth
Cos
New York
Ise
Topeka Doctors Push Plan for Physicians Office Building
An agitation begins among Topeka physicians for a dedicated office building. Several doctors unhappy with their quarters seek a two to three story structure with physician friendly offices and modern amenities. One advocate named Dean wishes to spearhead the effort and secure a firm to develop the project.
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Topeka
Les Dean
Education Policy and Island Schools Under American Rule
Frank Nelson, Kansas state superintendent, emphasizes federal support for popular education in new U S possessions. He notes Porto Rico, Cuba, and the Philippines show rapid school growth under American administration, with thousands of modern classrooms, rural schools expanding, and teachers trained to boost industrial and agricultural progress.
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Frank Nelson
United States
Nelson
Nelson Ali
Porto Rico
Cubs
Allen
Sy Dene
Cuba
China
University of Havana
Famera
Philipine Islands
Dewey
Mantle Bay
Atkinson
Tie Hind
Arperigan
Philippine Islands
Learning English Lectures In Moscow Planned For 1903
Dr Paul N Miloukott author of Essays on the History of Civilization in Russia will visit the United States in 1903 at Chicago University’s invitation to deliver lectures on his work and the Macedonian question. He studies English to extemporize and remains at Oudelnaya awaiting authorities on accusations from last spring. James Gordon, Russo American, freed on 25,000 rouble bail after arrest for becoming American without czar’s permission, says he will seek a passport again after Tower’s entreaties. State Department notes his possession abroad and failure to return jeopardize his American citizenship. A St Petersburg capitalist has promised…
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Associated Press
Petersburg
Paul N. Miloukott
Russia
United States
Chicago University
Oudelnaya
Mberallam
Shron James Gordon
Ambassador Tower
Tower
State Department
Gordon
St Petersburg
Reform School Boys Suffered No Cold Says Secretary
To the Editor of the State Journal Edwin Snyder secretary replies to a December report about Reform School dormitories at Topeka Kansas noting dorms are steam heated kept warm and beds well supplied with blankets. he asserts no boy has been hospitalized since last April and invites public inspection to verify conditions and management.
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Topeka
Kan
The
State Journal
Edwin Snyder
And the ceiling wept at the auditorium
An unusual event occurred Friday at the auditorium as condensation on the cold ceiling melted, creating a rain of water from a large sunflower vent. A man with a mop kept up steady cleanup through noon while buckets caught the shower, then heat from earlier caused more moisture to drop.
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets touted as safe common sense cure
An advertisement extols Stuart's Catarrh Tablets for catarrh relief, claiming they clear nasal and throat mucous membranes with antiseptic ingredients like resin gum and blood root. It warns against secret remedies and notes physicians endorse the tablets as safe for general use, priced at 50 cents per full package.
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Stuart
Gems From Denominations Teachings and Civic Faith
A collage of sermon citations from Rev. Forbes, Meattrick, McCord, Thompson, Ridier, Stephan, Townsend, Utter, Byrd, Bennett, Sullivan, Huntington, Burk, Barrows, Peters, Mackenzie, Hall, Brown and others. It presents moral exhortations on heaven readiness, sincerity, equality of work and play, practical religion, civic conscience, and Christianity’s universal mission with vivid phrases and varied denominational voices. The piece reflects a late 19th or early 20th century progressive religious voice stressing duty, contemplation, and social virtue.
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Frank 3. Forbes
Congregationalist
Santa Barbara
Cal
W. J. Meattrick
Presbyterian
St. Louis
J. Lt. McCord
Chicago
John Thompson
Methodist
Caleb A. Ridier
Monticello
Josephus Stephan
G. B. Townsend
Troy
David Utter
Unitarian
Denver
Dr. Byrd
Atlanta
D. P. Bennett
Germantown
Jesus
Sullivan
San Francisco
William J. Huntington
Episcopalian
New York
EL Burk
Philadelphia
God
John Henry Barrows
Ober'n College
Madison C. Peters
Baptist
Brooklyn
Robert Mackenzie
C. J. Hall
People’s Tabernacle
Earth
Bruce Brown
Christian Church
Christ
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