Vast Kansas plant to hire 1450 workers at once
A Kansas venture plans a sulphuric acid plant employing about 1450 men. Over the next two years the operation is expected to disburse at least 800000 dollars. The report notes the Langin smelter and other facilities, with local towns near Humboldt and Allen County poised for industrial expansion and labor influx.
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Reotesha
Kat
Granby
Hopeitina Ani Mining Company
Aes Banfle
Langin
Ube
Tilmer
Atobisun
Kan
AtchWon Street
Jonopts
Leavenworth
Anid
Maewouri
Seine
Nere
Jean Hake
Tigne
Pathwast
Atchison
Hoth Sider
Srnchiste
Atehisom
Iis
Memorial Day celebration proposal in Kansas 1904 debate
Senator Dumant advocates a semi centennial celebration of the Kansas joining the United States tied to a Topeka civil improvement push. The plan includes a large military review floral fete and music with limited spending, plus a presidential visit. Details reference historic events from 1854 and Lincoln era concerns, with legislative action directing executive funds and ceremonial activities.
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Fred Dumant Saith
Topeka
Cory
Togsikat
Mick Yett
Aehverend
United Staten Tes Sacepten
Coatalgns
United States
Legiavitare
Kanne
Dave Honsey
Kilmer's Swamp Root Remedy Promoted for Kidney Health
An advertisement urges readers to try Kilmer's Swamp-Root for kidney trouble and related health issues. It claims relief for headaches backaches digestion and fatigue with a trial offer via Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY, mail order and free sample details included.
Cure of Kidney Trouble by Swamp-Root
Elderly Rentierman claims relief from kidney and back pain after using Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root. Letter cites long trial with prior remedies, notes wife also benefited, and testimonials the remedy restored health. Signed by W F Walker praising Swamp-Root's effectiveness for kidney and urinary issues.
Henderson Fire Chief Endorses Swamp Root in Wis Men
Alex Henderson Kansas City's assistant fire chief appears in a testimonial praising Swamp Root for kidney care. The article notes his prominence, long service, and public stature, claiming Swamp Root outperforms other remedies and has broad local trust.
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Alex. Henderson
Kansas City
Swamp Root Endorsed By St. Charles Man
An Ames Mudd letter to the editor of the Journal in St. Charles praises Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root kidney remedy. He reports pain relief and renewed vitality after using the product and allows publication of his photo and statement for other sufferers. The notice promotes Swamp-Root with addresses in Binghamton New York and local availability.
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Chamberliin
Chathelain
Dringatats
Eidory
Arden
Belimer
Kdeeried
Kitmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Topeka State Journal
Kilmer
James Felix Mudo
Weil
Iilhéra Swarp
Ames Pel
Wirth and
Decatur Sts
St. Charts
Journa Vitha
Iam
Sime
Fragmented War Time Excerpt Reflects Allied Policy Debate
The text outlines a claim that U S wartime actions could wreck supplies and emphasizes key figures and institutions in Washington debates. It mentions senators, ministers, and officials debating measures and the impact on coast stations and security. The passage preserves names and roles while avoiding graphic detail.
President Roosevelt confident over nomination at convention
A Washington World dispatch reports President Roosevelt saying he has stopped worrying about his nomination and is confident of being chosen by the convention. He notes Parker will be the opponent, with the quote reflecting calm about the race.
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Havana
Proddesh Pulena
Senate
Staten
Rem
Winkar Ratset
Chiba
Ural
Parker
New York
Washington
Kaya
Roosevett Salt
Carsuer
Guage Parker
Wil Ve
Passengers on the Etruria Reported by Marconi Wireless
A fragile account notes Marconi wireless summaries received aboard the Cunard steamer Etruria from New York on January 31 as passengers discussed news about Gay and other events. The text records confusion and mentions names and places in a garbled passage.
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Etruria
Marconi
Lonion
Signor Marchoni
Eivermenl
Cunard Line
New York
Mies
Girls in bucket brigade save building from fire
A group of 85 young women employed by a company formed a bucket brigade to prevent a major fire from destroying a building. Despite smoke and heat they maintained discipline, aided the fire department, and inspired admiration for their bravery. One orphaned boy, Pedro, was later offered schooling and a chance to travel to the United States, shaping a hopeful tale amid the crisis.
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Indianape Biy
Mtr
From Ponce to Harvard A Ragged Boy's Rise
A rough boy from Ponce Puerto Rico inspired by the Spanish American War journal story of Tan Pedro A Morales. It recalls Colonel Darling and his troops marching through Ponce and the boy's notable encounter with soldiers and aid at the camp.
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Ponce
Harvard College
Ports Rico
Pedro A’morales
Porto Micha
Darling
Porto Rico
Ournoldiers
Netart
Boundier
Fie Aus
Leon
Evan
Gut She Camps
Keel of battleship laid in New News area
Fragmentary OCR reports the keel laying for a new battleship in a Virginia federal project. Mentions early construction phase and government naval yard plans in Connecticut area, with unclear dates and names due to damaged text.
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New News
Regokius Navy Yard
The Prompt Boy and the Wanamaker Quote
A garbled OCR passage quotes John Wanamaker praising prompt service and reliable letters and deliveries. It suggests a virtuous boy, trusted in business, as a cornerstone of success, mentioning Wanamaker and a shrewd manager in a period voice.
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John Wanamaker
Tnikney
Cannes
Rapid Transit Plan Promises Electric Trains Between Parle and Brussels
A proposed rapid transit system aims to cut Parle to Brussels journey to about two hours using electric trains. The plan would run city-center terminals with modern track and cars, enabling Parisians to travel for lunch and return for dinner. Officials expect trains up to fifty miles per hour and note tickets would be issued at the central ticket office.
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Betwasa Pee
Brussels
Parle
Miles
Ramey
Ta Burliene
Parte
Ables
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