Terms of Subscription for Ty Edition Newspaper
The notice outlines subscription terms for the Ty edition delivered by carrier to Kan Pas and nearby areas with a one year price of two dollars. It lists a three month option and provides addresses for Bilite Journal Building and Potter Building, plus telephonic contact details for the newspaper publishers and advertisers.
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Bilite Journal
Ant Avenue
Eighth
St York Wearess
Potter Building
Nan
Dingley Hat Sparks Capitol Banter and London Label Talk
In Congress discussions arise over Dingley’s hat bearing a London label. Jerry Simpson’s disclosure prompts jokes about crane and attire as representatives weigh dress rules and political impact.
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Simpson
Dingier
Dingley
Kansas
Hepburn
Jerry Simpson
Eimpson
Rankiy
Batunet
Kannas City
Charlie Boy
Washington
White House
Globe Sights on Local Life and Theatrical Caricature
The Atehima Globe notes women writing while men face cavorting. Sun shines and thrift talk mix with social judgments. A wife endures abuse seen as exaggerated, clans confer, and a theatrical company mocks town folk at a country schoolhouse.
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Atehima Globe
Croker's firm stance worsens Cork rail strike tensions
Dublin reports Croker's firm method against the Cork and South Coast Railway strike, refusing concessions and offering no arbitration. He replaces protesting workers with imported men at several stations, triggering fierce public anger and a shopkeeper boycott in Cork’s districts. The dispute risks wider complications for the company as agitation rises.
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Dublin
Maneger Croker
Skesaren
Cork
South Coast
Akelining
Croker
Cipore
Hogilaporen
Sapport 4
Rush for Gold As Yukon Fever Grips Midwest States
Reported rush to the Yukon gathers pace as thousands in Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Michigan and neighboring regions plan to head north this spring. Estimates show over 2100 ticket buyers and dozens of delegations forming for expeditions with transport offices and prospecting outfits expanding to meet demand amid mounting optimism and risk.
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Chie
Feb. C
Middle Western
Minois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Michigan
Yukon
Ea- Umate
Company of Arsonauts
Jett
Dave
California
Lst
Des Moines
Hevea
Tmiinals
Chicago
Indiang
Wil
Well-known Washington society guest purse snatch plot rocked reception
A guest at a Washington reception felt and left to the dressing room where two fashionable women pocketed the hostess’s jeweled pins. The thief was exposed when the hostess recovered the items by peering into a friend’s bodice. The incident prompted social chatter amid prominent names.
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Washington
Baitard
Cnres Inhematium
Weursigia
Teyit
Geo
W. Stensfeld
Jan
Ave
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promised Cure All Medicines Fail
The advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures where others fail, listing ingredients like sarsaparilla, dock, mandrake, dandelion, juniper and more. It cites testimonials including Emma Puanrerin claiming recovery after seven years of crema, with praise for the preparation supervised by a pharmacist.
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Hood
Hetty Green Offers to Lend to New England Mills
Ford River Mass Feb 9 Mrs Hetty Green visited New Bedford and offered to finance mill owners to avert a strike. She argued wage cuts were unnecessary, proposed lending money to banks to cover continued full wages, but her plan was rejected by mill operators and bank presidents alike.
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New England
Ford River
Mass
Hetty Green
New Headford
McCount
New Ledford
Mijla
GEO Pullman Deluged With Letters From Suitors
Chicago reports young George M Pullman inundated with marriage proposals after his mother gains dower in the estate. Letters arrive from Toronto Boston Louisville and other places addressed to Mr Sanger Pullman used as a joke. Several letters express interest in marriage while revealing playful mischief and fanfare surrounding the Pullman name.
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Sanger
George—Pullman
Scarrely
Geo. Pullman
Toronto
Canada
Mr. Pullman
New York City
Tam
Chicago
Miss Changeable
Boston
Pullman
Mass
Race for Life as tramp steamer hits submerged wreck
The Coventina, a British tramp loaded with wheat, struck a submerged wreck about 240 miles east of Cape Henry. The bow was crushed and water poured into the fore peak, threatening to sink the ship before rescue. The crew managed to keep the vessel afloat and head toward New York.
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New York
Cape Henry
Erashaim
Yeseel
Judge Thayer Reverses Kansas Ruling In Attica Case
Wichita memos report Judge Thayer in St Louis Circuit Court reverses Judge Williams on Attica Kansas waterworks bonds case. Springfield Safe Deposit Trust seeks 20600 dollars plus accrued interest. decision reverses earlier ruling for city Attica. Trust wins on coupon action and for accrued interest, curative act deemed valid.
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Wichita
Shearman
United States Circuit Court
Jordan
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Thayer
Springfield Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Springfield
Mass
Attica
Harper County
Kansas
Wilams
Cou~ Pens
Williame
Messrs
Bentley and
Hatfield
Trust Company
Maxsrs
Beatles and
Pargu
Son
Alaska whist beside a warm grate on Christmastide
Dr H B Allen from Ores Alaska dated January 2 reports weather mild at 15 to 59 above zero with open winter nine years since, a four person whist party in a fireless room until midnight, and later rowing on the sound with coat off. Orca Bay lies on Prince William Sound near the 60th parallel about 1,400 miles north of Atchison. Constant rain shifted to light snow, six inches on the level now.
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Atchison
The
Globes
H. B. Allen
Ores
Alaska
Sesson
Prince Willams Sound
Alaskan Peninsula
Scotland
Orca
Prohibition at Great Bend City Council Ban on Joints
The Great Bend city council debated closing local joints at a meeting led by Visit Iron, a group of 22 residents demanding a $50 monthly fine and closure. Mayor Moses warned against violence, and the council pledged to refuse fines if half the taxpayers signed a petition.
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Great Bend
Tend
Fen
Visit Iron
Moses
Cowboy Band on a Lark to Play at Fort Worth Convention
Wallington Feb 9 G G Gillett the state’s biggest stock man and his celebrated Cowboy Band of Woodbine were in the city for a few hours, arriving from the north on the Rock Island and taking the Southern Kansas to Fort Worth for the annual cattle convention. They performed on street corners and at the union depot during their layover.
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Fort Worth
Wallington
G. G. Gillett
Kansas
Woodbine
Rock Island
Port Worth
Band
Union Depot
Caldwell Silver Craze and Silver Mine Boom
The 280 acre S P Mitchell farm near Caldwell sold for 1900 reflecting a rush sparked by a legendary silver discovery around 1885. The boom drew crowds to Caldwell, inflated real estate, and crowded hotels before the speculative bubble collapsed and the town settled back to normal. Nearby Pittsburg reports two tramp camps on an island in the Neosho river near Cranford county.
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Caldwell
S. P. Mitchell
Kansan
Mitchell Farm
Mitchell
Spectatora
Sumner County
Pittsburg
Neosho River
Cranford
Mongolian naturalization denied and local tensions grow
In Hiawatha two Chinese residents seeking U S naturalization are blocked when Canton officials inform Washington that Mongolians cannot be naturalized. Meanwhile reports describe predatory excursions, islanders sheltering in a rude house, and locals planning action against Hebo crowd possessions. A horse claim over $400 surfaces as another Oklahoma opening tale, and Kansas Wichita line plans to extend to Kingman with stations at four towns.
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Hiawatha
John Fouley
Canton
China
United States
America
Washington
Brown County
F. N. Smith
Kasif
Smith
Oklahoma
Ttie
From Kansas Towns Collapse And Court News In Early City Ledger
In Arkansas City workmen unearthed a cedar post water main while repairing a bank area. Newton reports Dave Foltz found guilty on three counts of bootlegging. Atchison county sets a 4.4% annual yield for county funds, with competing bank bids. Council Grove notes water woes as Neosho dries, a dam and a 20 foot diameter weir aid supply.
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Arkansas City
First National Bank
Newton
Dave Foltz
Council Grove
Neosho
Rail changes speed Klondike travel from St Paul
St PaulMinn Feb 2 The Northern Pacific announces that six coast trains leaving at 3 pm will run from next Saturday at 1 pm gaining two hours. Through connections to the coast fast mall and east to west travel improve. if business grows more a further train may be added. In the army westward movement St Paul area has supplied nearly three hundred recruits amid the rising gold seeker stream.
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St. Paul
Minn
Klondike
Northern Pacific
Aifternoon
Aveboury
Largest Horse In Area Reaches Nine Feet In Height
John Graham of Oliver township owns a horse claimed to be nearly nine feet tall and weighing about 2200 pounds. The animal, with a 44 inch head, proved too large for farm work and for loading aboard a stock car, forcing Graham to keep it at home. A Cincinnati buyer, who contracted for the creature, found the door too small at the rail shipment. Also noted is a concert by Charles H. Nettels at the Central Congregational church featuring Aeolian music and Wagner selections.
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Winchester
John Graham
Oliver Township
Graham
Cincinnati
Charles H. Nettels
Aeolian
Topeka
Central Congregational Church
Tannhauser
Wagner
Omeert
Careno
Guitmant
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HANK P_ MACLENNAN
the State Journal
Chicago News Proverbs
Globe Sights
Wien
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Gould
Aiving & Piny
Trish
Indiana
Tou
Ady
Aavennc
Felda
Wolel Tegister
Hlondike
State Journal
Hood's Pills
West Eighth St
Kansas News
City of
Circuit Court 80
Bansan
Cowboy
Missouri-Kansas Telephone Line
Wienlin
Missouri-Kansas Telephone Company
Kingman
Goddard
Cheney
Gorden Plain
New Murdock
Conway Springs
Wellington
Will Lisenbee
Cherokee
Kan
National Bank Change
Comptroter
National Bank
Kanros
National Bank of Pitteburg
Josiah Lanyon
Piace of & Hi Lanyon
Hoo Willard
Siah Lanyon
Atchison County
Atchison National Bank
Atchison Savings Bank
Exchange National Bank
Klondikers
Jared Peclnes
Ascent
Sud
N. XK. Pairwank Company
Chico
St Lacks
New Yor
Moston
Puftadelphia
J. M. Knight
Conbine Undertaker
Kansas Ave
Paes
Macks
Lehman
R. T. Kreipe
Western Foundry and Machine Works
Steins Witk
R. L. Cofran
Topeka, Kans
Proprietors
Jim Mbeareies
Kansas Avenue
Institute
6Th Street
Ann Ave
City Hall
Kansas City
Kas
Leaile E Kesley
Pelaht
Oributary
Union
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