Mr Jones Named Superintendent for Dairy Exhibit
A. E. Jones of Topeka is appointed superintendent of the Kansas dairy exhibit at the St Louis World’s Fair after a Kansas World’s fair commission conference. The State Dairy Association’s secretary C H Luling expressed concerns about funding while noting dairy leaders nationwide were contacted for exhibit support.
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A. E Jones
Topeka
Kansas
St. Louis
C.H. Luling
Cald
Cary
Fierman
State Dairy Association
St. Lowin
Cine
AL EL. Jones
Nxnibl
Alsa
Integda
Mer
Jurarela
Remeeetat Tne
Gieente
Union Shop Printing Order Sparked County Clerk Dispute
A clerical dispute arose over printing for the county when County Clerk Newman allegedly urged placing the order only with union shops. Auditor Welch found the county purchasing agent should have bought county printing openly, revealing competing shops in the district and commission concerns.
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Uslont
Newman
Two Arrests Over $45 Theft at Chesterfield Hotel
Willa Austin and Mattie Moore were discharged in city court after being charged with stealing $45 from the Chesterfield Hotel. The case centered on a pillowcase finding by McMahon who reported $45 missing from his room. both women were among possible room occupants and faced charges.
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Willa Austin
Mattie Moore
Chesterfield
Nis
Son
McMahon
Austin
Secretary Shaw Confers With Bankers on Canal Payment
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw arranged arrangements with bankers in New York to guarantee government payments and avoid disturbance in local financial conditions. The talks involved subtreasury officials to ensure smooth funding and specify payment procedures.
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Shaw
Bristow Backed by Regional Republican Endorsements
Nese hitaceene PR Lapeer aei kre Dee Rave renewed support for Joseph Le Bristow as vice president. Grant county Republican convention from Ulysses state endorses Bristow. Roosevelt, Long, Murdock and Dumont Smith also endorse.
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Lapeer
Dee
Joseph le Bristow
Newn
Ulysses
Grant County
Bristow
Roosevelt
Long
Murdock
Dumont Smith
Dorsed
Washington Postal Service Hearing Details Disputed Fasteners
Washington hearing reveals Machen testimony about Graf and Mueller fasteners. Blachen claims he warned the inventor, Heath leaves office, Stith tightens supervision of rural free delivery, and letters to congressmen were stopped. Machen says Wynne sought a salary increase to 6000, denying Lorens money for influence.
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Washington
W. Machen
Blachen
Mueller
Heath
Smochen
Eastmaster
Stith
Congress
Senature 9
Fucken
Machen
Wrntne
Douglas
Machenena
Mr Wynne
Wynne
Humor of the Day Jokes in scattered quips and banter
A collage of humorous exchanges from various papers featuring witticisms about babers lovers politicians and social scenes. Notable bits include a pun on a barber breakfast decanter jokes about private life of the Swedes and light banter on engagements and life’s ironies.
Czar Attends Religious Service in Imperial Palace
An unprecedented scene unfolded at a winter palace service in St George Hall with the czar in uniform leading a solemn Greek church rite. The imperial family and high officials joined a crowd of ministers and military officers as the czar greeted officers, received holy water, and lingered in an atmosphere of intense religious devotion before the procession departed. The report also notes high level debates on Russian command structure, possible transfers of authority to Viceroy Alexei, and caution about crossing Lake Hukal. A Port Arthur dispatch discusses Korea's neutrality and Japanese troop movements. The piece closes with a separate note on U S pulp wood duties.
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St Petersburg
Winter Palace
Judes
St. George Hall
Russia
Michael
Witte Palace
Duriez
Mary
Cear
High An
Alextef
Kuropsikin
Alexieft
Far East
Lake Hutkal
Noves Vremya
Port Arthur
Korea
Japan
Seoul
Ja Soldiera
Admiralty
Europe
St. Petersburg
Mowbt
Secord
Harvey Boom Signals Democrat Bid For First District
The Hiawatha Democrat notes a Democrat effort to back Major A M Harvey of Topeka for Congress in the First district. The plan hinges on the state election board decision amid Republican competition with Curtis or Anthony. Harris kickstarted the push. others now carry it forward as Democrats seek a strong candidate.
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MM. Harvey
Curtis
Anthony
State Election Board
Harvey
Harris
Curts
Shold
Hiawatha Democrat
A.M. Harvey
Topetca
Major Harvey War
Twenty Men Laid Off At Santa Fe Shops
In accordance with the usual custom the Santa Fe shops cut the force for winter. Twenty men, many from the water service department, were released on Tuesday and about eight more left today. The layoffs are seasonal with outdoor work resuming in spring when extra help is hired again.
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Santa Fe
Water Service Department
Lahovere
Labor Trends in Shop Shelters and Discharges
The piece notes that the company cannot retain extra workers, with machinists and skilled makers rarely discharged. Laborers and helpers are discharged more frequently and at predictable times of the year, reflecting seasonal staffing practices in shop shelters.
Would Be Lawyers Second Bar Admission Exam Under New Law
The second bar admission examination under the new law will begin next Monday in the supreme court room. Nineteen applicants have been posted for the list, including Shawhan of Chanute, a former attorney now leading the Helping Hand mission in Kansas City.
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Supreme Court
Wfsite
Shawhan
Caabute
Kansas City
Chanute
Bill Fase
Wiens
Wright
Arkansas City
Gevis Smith
Blue Rapids
Iola
Dana & BE
Siena
Chante
Patios
Cherryvale
Scarlet fever prevalent across Kansas this winter
Disease dominates state health reports with scarlet fever described as the most prevalent epidemic in Kansas, partial improvement expected, quarantine issues at Reading resolved, Salina reports several deaths and school closures, smallpox present in a few localities but less than usual for the season.
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Seaiors
State Board of Health
Kansas
Lowry
Reading
Salina
Police officer released on bond after train crash incident
Small posted 500 bond in city court after a policeman pummeled John Bowen causing a brain injury. Bowen underwent brain trephination and blood removal, with seventeen scalp stitches noted. Bowen’s condition described as serious but not fatal while another rider was bruised. a buggy derailment occurred when reins tangled with a wheel.
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Ewing Small
John Bowen
City Court
Keith
Bowen
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Grippe
Dr. Bell
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