Germany and United States Agree on Arbitration Path
Negotiations in Washington loom as Germany expresses regret over not arbitrating the dispute. The article outlines allied progress toward a formal arbitration framework and sets expectations for a possible early agreement, noting U.S. leadership and the push to resolve tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mirtee
Fc Fe
Chad
Neal
Germany
Ond Geowvey
Uy Ziscmveli'e
Beran
Aeeteter
Sasson
Mms
Ann
Fur Ae
Hirou von Richtiafed
Wannington
Iran
Eister
Doreen
Evra Blir
Cai
Dion T Get His Man in Disorderly Village Chase
A late Friday report details a pursuit by Marshal Hose Fowod and Detective Labaw to arrest Pratessede aatene after arrest attempts in South Tos' Rrolch. The scene included disorderly conduct and a nearby bus incident with a crowd and unclear details.
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Marshal Hose
Labaw
Tos' Rrolch
Haney Pytet
de Vth
meRrow
Cutteiraus
Wetor Cumld
Untidy finances hinder orderly house, fallout looms
Vera Noel leads a group, but they fail to meet payments, facing a collapse as families reel from stalled dues and looming debts. The scene hints at an abrupt halt and financial strain within the household or community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Noel
Object to Colored Girl at Emmanuel Baptist Church
A Brooklyn Sunday morning incident reports a group of five girls from Emmanuel Baptist Church refusing to attend a funeral ceremony. The dialogue shows tensions over a colored girl, with church officials defending the girl’s right to attend and urging parental and community support. The superintendent and church leaders promise to stand by the student and address the situation within the school.
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New York
Hec
Oi A Chom
Sundiy
Muhook
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Latay
Jumen Place
Brooklyp
Norwhday
Farias
Beatora
Costly rose garden mob Harttock case described
The article details a costly rose garden dispute linked to a May event, naming Mr Walan and others, with awards and losses cited. It notes a $81,000 matter, two thirds destroyed, and expert evaluation of varieties, including new strains, plus anticipated exhibition outcomes and potential profits from displays.
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America
Iit
Galigoad Jovernsay
Wools Hole
Mioane Walsh
Dante
Waal
Walsts
Prac Healy
Toren
Fast Train Wreck Near Lovierville After Collision
A fast passenger and freight train collision near Lovierville killed three men and injured two. Engineer Robert Smith and fireman Thomas Belt on the work train perished. others aboard the freight and passenger trains were derailed. The wreck halted service and a strike followed as of December.
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Lovierritie
Gatny
Orr
Robert Smith
Bf Wes
Thomas Belt
Local Church Notices Include Services and Sunday School
A fragmentary church notices column lists Keron United in Preish Wer with pastor Tey Jeter Witte and others, detailing 7:30 p.m. services, Sunday school times, and Wednesday meetings. It references additional churches on Ninth Street and nearby avenues with notices of topics and attendees, noting open public access in the evenings and various hymn or sermon titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keron
Preakyivrian
Fensre
Huntoon
Jeter Witte
Seeunil Chuceh
Chirtat
Ninth Street
Ta. mm
Wuldret
Christian Silence
Itm
Rleck
Fame Ulunber
Publc
Hoods Sarsaparilla Promises Body Cleansing Cure
The text claims humors that taint the body cause suffering and urges expulsion by Hood's Sarsaparilla. It asserts the remedy can purify the blood and whole system, promising radical and permanent relief by cleansing impurities.
Violets High Price Boosts Holiday Gifting
Florists raise prices as violets remain scarce with about 100 stems costing around four dollars. American Beauty roses and violets lead popular cuts, with corsage blooms and other varieties drawing 12 to 18 dollars per dozen. Demand remains strong into January as florist trade adapts to seasonal scarcity.
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Boston
Escapade of Rich Giel Cousin At Keane Ely School
New York December 27 Former governor’s cousin Miss Madeline R Wolcott of Natick Massachusetts was exiled from the Keane Ely school on Riverside Drive to Sharon Connecticut for three weeks under Miss Lina Moxley. Also banished were Miss Bliss Elizabeth Joyce and Miss Beryl Whitney amid reports of social activities and alleged visits by male students and Harvard Back Graydon.
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New York
Madeline R Wolcott
Natick
Masy
Tate
Wolcott
Keane Ely
Riverside Drive
Vis City
Bliss Elizabeth Joyce
Andover
Beryl Whitney
California
Wccesion
Sharon
Conn
Lina Moxley
Shoren
Mixe Wolcott
Abe George Perkins
Phillie Exeter Academy
Bharon
Perkins
Ward
Thaddeus John Won
Keer
Bertram Cottage
Graydon
Harvard
Whitney
Mary Fly
Hotchkiss School
Mire Moxay
Geasson
Whitney Fassils
Miss Whitney
Hag
Maine
Sharon & Day
Miss Whitrew
Liv Perminsion
Emin Moxley
Mise Wolcott
Street Car Accident Leaves Pedestrian Bruised near Jackson
P. Hart of 24 Saxwell Street was badly bruised when struck by a street car near Third and Jackson streets shortly after 3 pm Friday. Motorman Kilne and witnesses described the collision as the car failing to stop in time, sending Hart beneath the vehicle and dragging along the track before bystanders intervened. Drs Milvalle and Tang attended, with Hart later taken home for care.
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SP. Hhl
Saxwell Street
Third
Jackson Street
Ewi
Kilwe
Witich Vankie
Ant Wan Geignee
York
Staterman Kilne
Brulore
Dr. Twn
Tr. R.t. Milvalle
Christian Union Session Seeks Evangelistic Closure at North Quincy
The Young People's Christian Union convenes at the Dified Brothers Chitch on Twelfth and Quincy streets. Holgates from northeastern Kansas organized the session, with an opening sermon by Rev F Festerman on the topic Ren? Exalting Christ. Leaders included Hee G Mt Huffman Rev MT Robey Rev J D Stevens and WN Wimmer as the principal speakers.
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Cheistian Union Ia
Twelfth
Quincy
Northeistern Kunsae
Hee. G. Mt Huffman
MT. Robey
J. D. Stevens
WN. Wimmer
F At Festerman
Waters Declines Office Bid in Topeka Letter
In a public letter dated December 27, 1902 in Topeka Kansas, Geo. I. Waters declines further pursuit of office. He expresses contentment with not seeking political role and thanks friends. He asserts he cannot dedicate the time and ability the position requires, praising other capable men and women who could better serve.
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RUC
Néssibis
Citi
Topeka
Kan
Talk Economics. Regulating Railroads Dominates AEA Meeting
Philadelphia December reports the second portion of the American Economic Association’s fifteenth annual meeting at the University of Pennsylvania, focused on public regulation of railroads. Speakers include Interstate Commerce Commissioner Charles Prouty, Louisville and Nashville official Walter Hines, and economists from Penn, Wisconsin, Lehigh Valley, Harvard, and Columbia. The session concluded with President John J. Clark’s address on wage dynamics as observers from London and Tennessee joined the discourse and the convention adjourned until Monday.
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Philadelphia
American Economic Association
University of Fenneylvania
Charles Alrouts
Interstate Commerce
Walter D. Hines
Louisvile & Niite Railroad
Prouty
Hines
Emery Johnson
University of Fennsylvania
Balthour Meyer
University of Wisconsin
J. Betoh
Sintivlicin
Lehigh Valley
Aifternoon
John J. Clark
Columbia University
John Hobson
London
England
Thoms M. Carver
Harvard University
Simon N. Paten
University of Tennayivante
Alvin N. Johnson
Clark
Coal Shortage Hits Topeka Markets Hard
Topeka faces a coal shortage with Osage lump at 4 per ton and anthracite at 16. Dealers report no large orders, citing limited supply and scarce rail cars. Transport delays and looming weather changes worsen the scramble as Topeka stores struggle to meet demand.
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Topeka
Osage
Stere
Sdgns
Desiera
Teachers Arrive for State Association Opening
The vanguard of teachers begins to arrive as the first session of the State Teachers Association nears. Delegates from Topeka and across Kansas gather for the opening in Representative Hall with Governor Stanley and Ottawa University president J. D. S. Riggs slated to speak.
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State
Laws
Representative Hall
Stanley
J. D
Riggs
Ottawa University
Hill
Mallory
Bow. Wier
FL. Bonebrake
A. H. Quinton
J. Hy Cronk
W. W. Milin
Warren M. Crowpy
James A. ‘Troutram
A. M. Hervey
Senate Chamber
Wacker
H. Hull
Wo SC Sinclair
Tie ‘Retiins Dresident
Frank Frank Nelson
John MacDonald
Contests in Wichita county elections are heard
Deputations gather in the state treasurer’s office as J F Hitler contests J G Ford for county treasurer and A T Lake contests RC Wola for district court clerk. The case involves challenged ballots and residency questions, with counsel H Relphin representing contestants and Fred Friar, probate judge, presiding Monday.
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Wichita County
JF. Hitler
J. G. Ford
A. T Lake
RC. Wola
Wilila
Staw
Genes
Me Aightwaten
C. W. Miler
Grimes
Mhom
Topeka
Leotax
Prizes for Chickens at Annual Poultry Show
Over $700 will be paid in cash prizes to top poultry exhibitors at the state poultry show in January. Merchandise awards of substantial value will also be offered, with prizes totaling about 40 species of birds. Local merchants donate additional awards for large displays. Governor-elect W J Halley announced executive and entrance money divisions, while County and state officials discuss prize allocations and appointments related to the show.
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Topeka
Pointe
Tie Pikebo
W. J. Halley
B. Wer
Wyandotte
Blaney
Wist
Tate
C. c
Coleman
hurton-Corths
Mer
Enright
Che
Br Hn
Barker
Jude
Bugle corps honors young Cadet Alfred Quinton
Alfred Quinton aged 12 recognized as the finest drilled soldier in the Bugle corps Berwcant for his discipline and inspection conduct. Robert Tasker, ex member of the Fourteenth Regiment Philippines, presented the award Friday evening. Inspectors Meld and Destapeering boy led the ceremony with Song and Curtis Pigott. Booneville officers Hadley and Lindsey noted the event. Heavy stamp sales listed for Topeka post office with pre Christmas hours announced by Postmaster Guthrie.
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Ee Bugle Corps
Alfred Quinton
Robert Tasker
Pourteenth Regulare
Philippines
Song
Curtis Pigott
A. 3. Hadley
M. K. Lindsey
Booneville, Mo
Tueaday
FMRI
Guthrie
Two Drownings and Train Tragedy Reported in Potts Town
Bloomington WI Dec 27 James Messen of Peoria and Mrs John Jonen of Potts town were fatally struck crossing the Northwest ern tracks at Potts town as a train sped by without stopping. The event follows a string of weather and health ads and notices, including tonic recommendations and a lengthy BEE Beatt’s Emulsion promotion.
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Bloomington
Eheavily
James Messen
Peoria
John Jonen
Pottstown
Kansas Day Speakers Named for January Banquet
Gen Leonard Weed Gen Funston and Gatusha Grow head a list of farebra speakers for the Kansas Day banquet on January 29 announced by Hamilton secretary of the Kansas Day ti al Tolling Programme. The schedule includes AMrit Ottawa Kansas Justice Burch Topeka and Gleed Topeka with John L King Minneapolis and Davies Concordia among others.
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Leonard Weed
Funston
Gatusha A. Grow
Pennsylvania
Hamilton
Fred Amrit
Ottawa
Kansas
Justice T. A. Burch
Satan
He Law
ZW. Gleed
Nac Topeks
John L. King
Minneapolis
Philippines
Se ‘T. Davies
Concordia
Jason A. Porno
Anthony
Moude
Topeka to Name Next County Board Chairman
The Topeka Toepka county board will reorganize next month with Rain slated to become chairman after Hainer term ends. H. Hubnes currently chairs, but the board plans rotation, electing Rain when possible. A note of thanks from Mrs H Garvey extends appreciation to many local groups and citizens. Plenty of No 4 coal and coal company ads appear.
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Topeka
Siles
H. ©. Garvey
G. B. Sue
Elyie
Strickier’s Business College
Citzens
Betta
Mes. Thorpe
Dowie Claims to Amass 15 Million in Ten Years
Brooklyn Eagle reports Rev John Alexander Dowie of Zion City Illinois as a faith healer turned powerful preacher. It notes his fortune allegedly reaching 15 million on a capital base of nothing, his 100000 followers, and his control over congregants through large meetings at Chicago’s Auditorium. The piece criticizes his anti Catholic and anti press stance while detailing his rise from obscurity to vast wealth.
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John Alesander Dojtte
Zion City
Til
Zion
Filjah
Hifeh
Dowie
South Side
Chicago
Chicaso
Tilde Agatnet
John Alexander Dowie
Rev
J Alexander
Brooklyn Eagle
Tobacco Chewing Decline Tied to Health Ordinance Talk
A Washington Post report quotes a downtown tobacco dealer arguing that a health board ordinance against Epitelne chewing in public places has reduced his chewing tobacco sales. He notes that overall tobacco trade shifted with more customers quitting chewing and smoking more, but cannot confirm a direct link.
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Board of Health
Imag
Ammons
Mme
Washington Post
First Roosevelt Man and Roosevelts Nomination Misspelled Note
Fragmentary account recalls Theodore Roosevelt’s 1900 bid for president and a letter from Wells Rohm watching him in Santiago. It also mentions a 1904 support claim and a posthumous will for Thomas H Reed dated December 27.
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Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
St. Charles
Bax
Wells Roinh
Clivan
Santiago
Ward Hik
New York
Rolph
Executive Chamber
Altany, N
Mr. Rolpt
Theodore Floomevelt
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Topeka Coal Co Seeks Orders Amid Local Notices
Fragmented OCR text mentions Lt Chase Doster and Chief Tustius Doster with Kansas regiments, a Wichita convention reference, and several named individuals including Mrs John Holt and Miss Mott. It also notes Mrs Moss of Kansas City visiting Mrs T M Crawford, a 3 year old with chickenpox, and coal orders from Topeka Coal Co with phone numbers.
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Chase Doster
Otek Visttitus
Tustius Doster
Twentfiret Kansas Regiment
Eflervanis
Wemy
Herbret Armstrong
Pushlo
Cold
Visctinus Alynon
Dewty
William M. Sinclair
ElDarad
Wichita
Toneka
John Holt
Ants Hp
San Francisco
Mott
Allornes
W. F. Evans
Let Mine
Heck Island
Tupeka Saat
Tickson Street
Poe
Moss
Kanyas City
T. M. Crawford
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Enth Oil
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Christian Union
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Governor Bailey
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Eee
Reott
Homer Faut
West Pownt
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A.di Arnold
el North
Kimsay
NTO
Quita
Topeka Coal CO
Elie A
DRS. Lyon & Heatherly
Kansas Avenue
Topeks
Ken
Bell
Ovar
W. A. L Thampton Hw, Co
John Dowie
Vanderbilt
Vanderbie
Tele
Kaczyngki
Jackson
DeMoss
L. M. Pexwee
Demoss & Penwell
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Bnet
Eva Harding
Virginia” Car
10Th and
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Missouri & Kansas
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Amazon
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Gerri
Christmas Dr. Parks
Fort Morgan
Topeka Coal Cow
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