Horticultural Society status bill urged by Barnes
W. Barnes, secretary of the woolly movement, seeks to define the state Horticultural Society as an auxiliary body and to provide rooms, powers, and duties for its executive officer. The bill aims to relocate the society within state lines and publish decisions at a designated Sparta location.
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Comestioeum
Fae
Hallett
Mit
Silis
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Ite
W. 2
Barnes
Agitan
Erie
Sparta
The King's Robe to Be Worn Thursday in Ceremony
A royal procession will present the king in velvet robes as bishops and clergy attend the ceremony. The court room will host representations with peers excluded from the chamber while the men’s banquet proceeds. The event marks a formal display of regalia and tradition amid solemn observances.
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York
Holomats
Ceremonial notes hint at House of Lords changes
Fragments describe strict military discipline, potential royal ceremony, and a ceremonial sword carried by a senior official. The text notes pressure from reformists, representation by the speaker and mace, and a grand ceremonial context at Westminster tomorrow. Names and precise places are unclear due to damaged text.
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Geurke
House of Lords
Saliebury
Titus on Evolution lecture in Toronto sparks debate on species origin
A Toronto lecturer argued that species are separately created yet share a common prototypal form, tracing evolutionary ideas from biology to mental realms. He linked lower life cycles to stages of activity and rest, suggesting mind, plant and mineral kingdoms reflect recurring phases across incarnations.
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Titan
Toronto
Canada
Wit Lferxening
Marten
Camemiens Bt
Tito
Ieee
Titus Will Jewisphy Andra Rocca
Carnegie confirms sale of steel properties in brief interview
In a brief interview Andrew Carnegie confirms the sale of his steel works. He says the sale will lead to a removal of the works from the site. Carnegie remarks that Pittsburgh need not fear the change and notes the activity at the head office and among clerks as the process unfolds.
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Tritias
Andrew Carnigie
Mr. Carn
Pittebure
Pittsburg Sale Clarified by Carnegie Interview
Accountants cited a disjointed Pittsburg remark and a brief interview quote attributed to Mr. Carnegie. The passage notes a lack of direct confirmation on a large steel sale and emphasizes cautious inferences from the varied wording.
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Pittsburg
Carnegia
White
Ube
Neeveta
Caurnesie
Turn of the Screw Cuba policy debate in Washington
A Washington dispatch reports talks between the president and secretary about Cuban constitutional matters. The United States seeks to ensure Monroe Doctrine protections, naval stations in Havana Guantanamo and other bases, and ongoing influence over Cuba’s new constitution. Debate notes US intent to maintain military presence and influence on Cuban affairs amid competing international power claims in the Caribbean.
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Washington
Merring
Wood
Cuba
United States
Havana
Guantacamo
Athenet
Morgan
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Canala
Mertes
Cubs
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Santen
Joeree
West Indies
Great Britain
Prence
Netherlands
Germany
Denmark
Scaeasts
Choate Declines Attorney General Post
Washington reports President McKinley has learned from Ambassador Choate that he will not accept the attorney generalship. McKinley offered the position weeks ago to Choate to secure the strongest replacement after Griggs. Choate prefers remaining ambassador to Great Britain if possible, with no post change anticipated.
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Aiaw
Washington
McKinsey
Not Raising the Flag Sparks Democratic Clash in Gotham
Toronto February reports cite Caoadian Parliament member Aseal leading protests as Ontario police note a public display policy dispute over lowering to half mast. J Whitney opposition leader mocks Mayor York for refusing to hoist the flag, accusing civic officials of political opportunism amid public grief.
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Aseal
Toronto
Ontario
J. & Whitney
Navi York
Tammany
Mask of Napoleon Rescued by a Relic Hunter From an Ash Barrel
A Plainfield New Jersey report recounts the recovery of a Napoleon era mask or relic found in an ash barrel. The item, once linked to historical collectors, was rescued amid a murky provenance involving ownership and discovery details.
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Napoleon
Preparing For The Future Dutert Focus Edits Ocean Spirits
Preparations for the future Dutert shift see authorities clearing large stocks of spirits and tobacco. Daily receipts from customs duties on tea and related goods are reported to have reached about £72,000 in recent days.
Lincoln Birthday Banquet At Zahner Home Enthralls Club Members
Western Sororities celebrate Lincoln's birthday with a banquet at Mr and Mrs A Zahner on Topeka avenue. Guests enjoy a four course meal, elaborate decor, and witty toasts by Effie Graham and others. Many local and out of town attendees attend this social event, with Steinberg's orchestra providing music and a large, stylish guest list.
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Lincoln
A. Zahner
Topeka Avenue
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Kantieman
Flate
Mra Hill
Wilson
Law-rence
W. A. Macahen
H. Mmadison
Hil P. Wilson
D.C. Nellis
C. J. Mra
A. Zabner
M. Ll. Chamberlate
AL Paneer
Frank Montgomery
Kitebell
Mig
Social notes of visits and entertainments across towns
Mr D J Lakin and Mrs Luhake entertain informally at Mrs Latas home. Harry Weaver visited his parents in Kenets City. Mrs W L Trump traveled to Ottawa to visit her mother. Miss Katherine Bruich hosts Solene club at her home. Miss Edna Crans receives visitors from Mena and Kansas City. Mrs Archer hosts Rules club gathering. Miss Mabel Foucht and Miss Jean Frost travel for visits. Miss Ollie O Brien hosts a Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Higgin Kansas City. Chamberlain hosts dinner guests this evening. Mr and Mrs Miller enjoyed a surprise from friends last Saturday.
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Mra
Lata
Harry
Weaver
Alee
Ars
Kenets
W. L. ‘Trump
Ottawa
Mra AJ
Katherine Bruich
Solene Club
Cy Wrest
Lotta Ton
Edna Crans
Mien
Abby Ware
Acpaseniversas
Kanana City
Ling
Regilar
Mite Pe Miller
Senators in Rebellion over seating and district changes
Republican senators held a late night caucus to decide on seating Floss Findlay and ing-Buschow in the Thirty-fifth district amid dissent. Some favor Buschow, others back the minority report claiming no basis to unseat Rosa. The committee also altered Stafford county by discarding Daly lot paper due to weight, affecting nine townships with Ross leading Hopkins. The session adjourned without agreement.
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Thirty-fifth
ing-Buschow
Aid
Jay
Basen
Buschow
Wright
Rosa
Stafford County
Daly
Ross
Hopkins’ Cane
Bereadd
Nation party members drift from Topeka after Kansas trip
Reported as the Nation party members including Mrs Dy and Miss Madeline Southard returned to Topeka and Kanwan City relatives visit. whisky men allegedly hindered lectures and expenses, with other attendees traveling from Iowa and Illinois areas, reflecting disputes and disjointed plans.
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E. Joodvin
Aa Georga
Woolverton
Hanudu
Croatia
Smereon
Yaqui Raiders and Government Plan at Hermosillo
The Yaqui conflict escalates near Hermosillo as General Torres executes a plan to move many Yaqui Indians into the interior of the republic to end the warfare. Troops guard the captives after the killing of chief Vero and reports of Yaqui bands breaking away.
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Ariz
Wanenar
Aba
Hermosillo
Gaseral Torres
Republic
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Torres
Hermonilio
Er Batento
Vereds 5a Parlor Brooms and Bulk Mince Meat Ad
An old market listing shows Vereds advertising 5a Parlor Brooms at 20 cents each with bulk mince meat priced at 250 Sib. pkg. Gatmess with dish 25a.
Fragmented Home News Snaps From a Local Page
A garbled local item notes several incidents and names, including hospital trips for Ge'febullt a avon and Mr. J Lemon, a thief entering a Blower house and stealing silverware from Mrs Bibbs, and F. A. Edwards planning to send someone to Topeka. Other fragments reference meetings, entertainment, and law enforcement efforts with scattered proper names and places.
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Crewe
Erment
Lemon
Banta Fe
Bibbs
Froud
F. A. Edwards
Wurvayty
Mexico
Topexs
Lomercow
Ned Xo
Wilt
Elven
James Fhourne
C.D. Byler
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Topeka
Bright
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Shelby
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F. B. Caminrop
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Iam
Nerea
Trade figures reveal Cape Colony declines and gains
Trade returns from Cape Colony show a mixed picture with overall revenue near £8.47 million against prior periods. Diamonds and other product categories contribute to the shift, but precise figures are unclear due to damaged text. The report notes significant decreases in some sectors while others show relative stability.
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Cape Town
Cape Colony
Fiamonds
Mr. Dewey Is Reflected in Abilenn Election Inquiry
A report from Abilenn details a unanimous stance by the supreme court advocates as Mr. Dewey faces a reflected inquiry. The item notes are unclear but indicate a formal examination by officials and reporters covering the outcome.
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Eee
Abilenn
Nigieaie
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Ienstives
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Racmenei Ies
Macner
CaliforniaRail Tour Promises Discount Sleeper Tickets
An OCR fragment advertises weekly California rail travel with Tuesday departures and sleeper fares. It mentions a limited sale, a Palace location, and a $100 pants item, urging readers to take the trip and see the sights while booster phrases suggest promotional value.
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California
Santa Fe
Community Dance and Local Entertainment Notes
The note describes a social event at the Dome on Quincy Street with Hawkins and Costley Ales Mard Wilwort as entertainers for a Valentine party. It mentions plans to attend activities in Kansas, a travel group leaving Monday for Indiana, and various local residents hosting gatherings with doughnuts and rides.
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Ol Hawkins
Costlay
Fee Dome
Quihcy Street
J. B Jeffers
America
Quincy Atten
Lal Rip
Clark
Davideon
Farley
Toen
Indiana
Lovie
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Hono
Kanake
Tuttle
Wauneyo
J. Pulian
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Tate
Grove
Ellie
Topeka
MB. Woodworth
United States training ship Mobican to take apprentices abroad
A garbled notice describes the United States training ship Mobican recruiting apprentices for a voyage from Hartford to Seaton Phe with plans to sail north and recite procedures. The fragmentary text references locations and dates, but the details are unclear.
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