Permanent Home for Giste Journal and Offices
The Giste Journal announces a new permanent home at a corner avenue near the Botier Building, listing telephone contacts and noting offices of the American Newspaper Publishers as Sociailnn. The notice mentions readers and advertisers will find access at the new site.
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Eos Giste Journal
Ewnatns
Ana Jee
Sorner
Incas
Tsone
Bett
Botier
Eaty
Railroad Consolidation and Labor Movements Rise
The piece discusses railroad mergers under one management extending toward a national transport trust, reducing competition and trimming salaries. It notes the shift toward consolidation, potential benefits from lower costs, and ongoing labor movements including the American Federation of Labor and wage debates in Washington. It also mentions Prince Ho Benlohe’s wage increase as a broader prosperity signal.
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Tnbor
Witerford
Aire
Presi-Danis
Anlurfen
Tris
Afercan Feteraton
Fragmented Globe Sights on Social Spendthrift Teens
A chaotic clipping lampoons dating habits and courtship rituals in Atchison. It notes girls spending money on candy and ribbons, warns of future husbands and poverty from unsound pursuits, and critiques political grandstanding, monopolies, and a failing perpetual motion joke. The piece riffs on social mores, money, and public policy with humor and irony.
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Atchon
Chicago News Proverbs Render Odd Moral Bits
The column presents a string of sayings and adages about money marriages work and social behavior with scattered references to travelers sheriffs Indians and women. The humorous items depict everyday life and human foibles in a dated voice.
In Danger of a Mob over Christian Science Beliefs
Neighbors in Kokomo Indiana erupt in furious anger toward a Christian Science community led by Roy Shevenseun in Jackson township. Members deny illness and eschew physicians, causing several deaths after medical aid was rejected. A widow, Mrs Samuel Puller, pleaded for a regular doctor before dying, but was denied.
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Christian
Stevenson
Samuel Puller
New Chicago Pireboat to be largest in America
Chicago plans a new firefighting river vessel to protect property along the river. Designed by A W Goodfied, the boat will cost about 60000 funded by foreign insurance tax. It measures 118 feet long, 25 feet 6 inches wide, and 12 inches draft with three pump sets and 10000 gallons per minute capacity.
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America
Hicago
Chicago
Atse
Tan
Weasel
Poster Girls Must Go in Brooklyn Tights and Tulle Scandal
Brooklyn authorities and grand jury react to a Sunday fashion display by poster girls and designers. Justice Aspinwall hears a presentment condemning the act as a reflection of outraged public sentiment. The piece notes moves by theater managers to remove objectionable awards and hints at travel ads for California routes.
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Grand Jury
Brooklyn
Joseph Aspinwall
County Court
Poison Ivy Cure Story Promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla Testimonial
Charles Morais of Cambridge Massachusetts recounts years of ivy poisoning and illness, claiming Hood's Sarsaparilla cured him and his children after five bottles. He notes improved weight to 175 pounds and savings from not needing other medicines, urging others to use the remedy.
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Charles Morris
Lesingston Avenue
Nori Cambridge
Mass
Vermont
Hood
Charles Morais
Returned Spaffordite Exposer Recites Experiences
John A. Dickson of Lebanon, Smith county, recounts joining Spaffordite supporters who led a colony from Urat county to Jerusalem in 1908. He describes manipulative leaders, brutal oppression, ruined families, and his later lectures debunking the sect while warning against religious impostors and coercive proselytizing.
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John A. Dickson
Lebanon
Smith County
Urat County
Jerusalem
Spoftorbiter
Jes
Alia Ae
Tnt
Mr. Dickson
Spoffordites
Chicago
Spofford
Palestine
Spriffordites
Wie
J. A. Wricht
The
Lebanon Journal
Joseph H. Myers
Fey
Myera
D. D. Yonths
Jeruaalem
FeMitiver
Jacobs
H. D. Heyde
Yentie
Wright
Jacob
Joshuas
John Henrys
M Foreden
Dickson
Berryton Farmers Institute Opens With Packed Program
Berryton hosts a three day Farmers Institute with morning afternoon and evening sessions Thursday and Friday. Topics cover dairy cattle stock fertility soil moisture flowers animal feeding physiology training gardens and farm management. Notable speakers include W H Coultis F C Bur His Kansas state college O P Upderatt Jacob Radeks Deborah Longshore George A Dean and N T Tevts. Train service via Missouri Pacific lines Topeka to Berryton.
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Farmers Institute
Berryton
W. H. Coultis
Keeponse
W. P. Popenoe
F. C. Bur
Kansas State Agricultural College
O. P. Upderatt
Kansas
Bradford Miller
H . R. Witen
M. J. Ki
Inbans
Jacob Radeks
B.D. Tomson
Hoy
Joseph Longshore
Paul Fischer
Annetron
Walter Staples
Joseph Radoli
Was Ward Lynched In Kansas Rumors Stalk Fate
Kansas report from Columbus and Galena says Sheriff Sparks cannot confirm Ward's fate after mob possession. Widespread belief holds Ward was hanged and his body cast into a mining shaft. Officials condemn mob actions and promise a rigid investigation amid conflicting theories of his disappearance.
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Ward
Columbus
Sparks
Galena
Andre
Biso
Lansing
Gaiuni
Richard Ward
Dennis Brown
J. B. McCain
Sherif Sparks
Opintons
Memphis
Kansas Grand Circuit formed uniting Southeast Kansas fairs
Representatives from Southeastern Kansas fair associations met in Chanute to form the Kansas Grand Circuit. The circuit includes Wichita Chanute Coffeyville Parsons Independence Girard Winfield and Fredonia. Officers elected include H G Toler president J H Brewster vice president and FP J Cooper secretary treasurer. Purses set at 200 and 300 for most fairs. Wichita to offer 1000. Dates set for August 3 to October 16.
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Chanute
Wichita
Fred Erie
Parsons
Coffeyville
Independence
Girard
Winfield
H. G. Toler
Metropolitan Police Board of
J. H. Brewster
FP. J. Cooper
Fredonia
Veatch Declares Candidacy for Fifth District Congress
J. J. Veatch, 38, a former Thinllows cavalry private and first lieutenant who served from 1861 to 1865, announces his bid for Congress in the Fifth district. A Washington County resident since 1571, he owns the Post-Register at Washington, farms a half-section west of the city, and his son runs the paper’s business affairs.
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Veatch
Washington
Congress
J. J. Veatch
Thinllows Cavalry
Haing
Gravaily
Alabama
Kansas
Washington County
Post-Register
City
January Weather Report from Lawrence Sets Record
Lawrence reports January 19th is the warmest since 1582 and the wettest in 31 years. Mean temperature over six degrees above average. snow depth well above average at over 12 inches. rainfall nearly three inches above average. Calm and cloudy with unusually high mean humidity and low barometer.
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Lawrence
Chancellor FH
Postmaster Mattoon’s Chicago to Iola Service
In Iola February 2 Fortieth year since a Geneva Kansas post office opened with Dr Stone as postmaster and J M Mattoon as assistant. After three years Mattoon became postmaster in 1861 with Lincoln’s signature. Since then he has served the country and community without a day’s lapse amid Kansas changes.
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Iola
United States
Geneva
Allen County
Stone
J. M. Mattoon
oMce
Ofice
Mattoon
A. Lincoln
Kansas
Scarlet Fever Outbreak Reported in Salina
A Salina report from February 2 notes scarlet fever cases arising at the home of Frank Preeman on South Tenth street, signaling a local health concern and urging precautionary measures.
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Salina
Frank Preeman
South Tenth Street
Revival at Burrton and county notices in Ellis Jewell Newton Ed Dorado Waverly
Burrton reports a large revival at the Baptist church with many seekers. In Ellis county January wheat conditions are markedly improved. Jewell City notes cattle king Fred Beeler with 4500 head and a parallel hog tally. George A Sorick funeral at Jewell City M E church. Newton hosts a Second Regiment K N G military event at Wrights Opera House February 23. Ed Fetrow dies from severe burns incurred near a stove pipe. Waverly uncovers a large deposit of pure calcium near town after tests by chemists.
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Baptist Church
Reeh
Mr. Falta
Mra McMillen
Lyons
Mra. McMillen
Ly Gamble Singer
Jewell City
Fred Beeler
Tonte Township
Jewell County
M. E. Church
George A. Sorick
Co operative Mutual Insurance Meet Opens in Chicago
Representatives from eastern and western states begin a three day session at the Great Northern hotel for the third annual meeting of the National Association of Co operative Mutual Insurance Companies. President Worbes notes growth and asserts costs are 40 to 80 percent lower than stock policies.
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Chicago
Great Northern
National Association of Co-Operative Mutual Insurance Companies
Timneis
Missouri
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Kansas
Lidiana
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Worbes
Hines
J. C. Baker
Town
Hopeful for Hawaii Annexation Faces Votes Shift
Washington February 2 The Hawaii annexation treaty gains support as friends of the measure led by Senator Davis expect 60 Senate votes for ratification. They plan to press the treaty this year, signaling improved prospects after executive session debates and a defeated motion to postpone until March 1.
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Washington
Fev
Senate
Friends
Davis
Fresen Relations Committee
Friends of Rafification
Thurston
Four New Saw Mills Planned for Michigan Pines and Cedar
Kirby Dennis Cedar company buys pine and cedar timber on 189000 acres from Lac Labelle Munsing and H D Waldbridge. Four mills to be erected in Michigan and begin operation before May 1 employing 1000, with capacity to cut 12000 shingles daily. Additional timber contract for 166000 feet for dairy rathamd tes.
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Michigan
Marriett
Wis
Kirby- Dennis Cedar Company
Lac Labelle Company
Ue Munsing Company
H. D Waldbridge
Munsing
Mich
Kirby-Dénnis Company
Upper Peninsula
Kirby- Dennis Company
Oir
Rathamd Tes
Seven police captains reduced to patrolman ranks
Seven acting police captains were reduced to patrolmen to free positions for civil service eligibles certified to Chief of Police Kiples by the civil service commission. The move surprised officials as the commission’s role ends with certification and Chief Ripley could choose to keep his captains by overriding eligibles. Mayor Harrison reportedly urged strict adherence to civil service law.
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Kiples
Civil Service Commission
Bovine
Ripley
Harrison
Peary Receipts Attached in Lawrence Lecture Row
Lawrence February 2 share of lecture receipts due Lieutenant R B Peary was attached by D Howerseck for breach of contract. Peary had been booked to lecture at Bowersock Opera House but the management moved the engagement to University ball without notice.
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Peary
Lawrence
R. B Peary
D. Howerseck
Bowersock Opera House
Bowerseck
University Ball
Editor of the World Herald Exonerated by Court
Omaha February court ruling clears Mr Hitchcock publisher of the World Herald after Judge Keysor issued an injunction against publishing saloon notices. The paper published the resolution, Hitchcock cited for contempt. court ruling upholds press liberty while noting political council composition and party endorsements.
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World-Herald
Omaha
Keysor
District Court
Ace
Gibert M Hirshcock
Leeds
Keyser
Weer
Hitchcock
Hitehouck
Duluth Reelects Mayor Beating Opponent by 1200
In Duluth Minnesota yesterday, incumbent Henry Trusben was reelected mayor by about 1200 votes over challenger Eimerfaltchet. The result confirms continued Republican leadership in a closely watched local race.
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Duluth
Minn
Henry Trusben
Eimer F_alltchetl
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