Idler car built for Prince Henry tour by Pullman
Wilmington Del Feb 14 Pullman Palace Car Co completed a handsome combination observation and stateroom sleeper named the Idler for Prince Henry of Prussia and his suite. The car features a palatial interior of bronze and mahogany with electric lighting and brown silk upholstery. Prince Henry will travel by special train with a luncheon in Breiten before boarding the Kronprinz.
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Wilmington
Del
Wilington
Pullman Palace Car Company
Csr
Prince Henry of Prussia
Tistuite
Willington
Brouse
McAny
New York
Prince Henry
Is Suite
Hiei Carly
Breien
Heemes
Hreme
Kron i
Pune
Eaners
Local GOP Central Committee Meeting Sparks Investigation Call
Paola correspondent reports Miami county Republican central committee met last Saturday and discussed charges against TT Kelly. The piece claims misreporting in State Journal and describes a late-night visit to a commissioner urging an investigation and potential county board action.
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State Journal
Paola
Miami County
Republican Central Committee
TT. Kelly
T.T. Kelly
Cour
Pala
Wuld
Court hearing postponed as board to reconvene
The court house session was held without representation before the commissioners on the lower floor. Kelly did not appear with an attorney. R. Hampson, a Democratic board member, sought to delay the investigation while another member was surprised by Kellys absence after his prior statement. The board set a new meeting for Saturday February 15 to review the matter.
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T Court House
R. Hampson
Kelly
Five dead in Turner's saloon battle in Middlesboro Ky
Five men confirmed dead after Turner's fort and saloon clash in Turner's Quarter house. Deputy Sheriff Charley Cecil and Turner lieutenant Mike Welch among the slain. four others buried in Turner burying ground. Lee Turner wounded, vows to rebuild and defend with armed followers. Russell reported missing amid ruins.
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Middlesboro
Turner
Saloonte
Charley Cecil
Sherif
Mike Welch
Leutenant
Frank Johnson
Chek Eee Ssecea
Yaseee Aoseee Prara
Turner Burying Ground
Lee Turner
Burperl
Alles
John Doyle
Tom Hooper
Arses
Russell
Oswego Voters Honor New U S Marshal Crum
Oswego Feb 14 a crowd gathered at the opera house to honor Mr and Mrs L B Crum on the recent appointment of Mr Crum as United States marshal for Kansas The event featured decorations by Mowers and bunting music by the Oswego string band and a series of speeches from local and regional figures including George Campbell May Hiram Barley W J Lough W C Barnes Te G S Tiewett and E I Hoffman plus a city ticket office note for Union Pacific R R Kansas ave Oswego.
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Oswego
M. L
Crum
Thiefty
United States
Kansan
Oswern String Band
W. C. Barnes
Waleda
Centocrat
Te. G. S Tiewett
Oewemo
Hyat Oswego
Suit Entered by the Pittsburg Coal Combine
In Pittsburg on February 14 attorneys Watson and McCleave filed suit for the Pittsbore Coal Company against De Armit Walker Berger and others. Allegations of fraud are raised over nearly $800,000 claimed as illegally withheld. An injunction is sought in a major civil action involving prominent former winchbokers and financial bodies.
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Pittsburg
D. T Watson
John S. McCleave
Pittsbore Coal
Firlhead Coal Combine
Wm. P. de Armit
H. John Walker
Wm. H. Berger
Gee, Lauder
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company
Fidelity and ‘Trust Company
Moore and Schrey
New York
Pennsylvania Mining Company
Betts Announces Re-Election Bid in 37th District
J B Betts, incumbent representative from the thirty seventh district, enters the Republican primary race for re election. A Kopeka contractor who served on the city council, he won a special election after Larry Saf ford's death and argues his record includes bills aiding the district notably the Kansas River bridge project.
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B. Betts
J. B Betts
Betis
Kansas River
Imports Increase in January 1902 Trade Totals
Washington February 14—The January 1902 merchandise imports rose to 79 426 106 compared with January 1901 by about 10 million dollars while exports stood at 126.03 million. Gold imports were 1 404 700 with exports 1 970 075, and silver trade showed declines. Yearly merchandise imports reached 390 558 78 thousand, up from 377 million in 1901.
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Washington
Amonthis
United States
Turing
Upsets Barney's Claim Debunked Tuberculosis Test
New York Health Commissioner Leterie released the chemist's report on the Brooklyn physician Dr Barney's tuberculosis claim. The test suggested the cow involved did not have tuberculosis and challenged the assertion that animal-to-human transmission occurred. A woman supposedly cured by the physician's remedy is mentioned in the context of the disputed case.
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New York Health Department
New York
Leterie
Barney
Brooklyn
Gurney
Barter
Hewith
Pension Bill Debate and Diplomatic Critique in Senate
In Washington on February 14 the Senate opened with resolutions to hire extra clerks and messengers, triggering strong opposition from Mr. Clay of Georgia. He noted over 20 added staffers in 20 days at $1,440 yearly each, some assigned to committees with no recent meetings. The dispute drew in several senators and the measure was recommitted to probe the senate’s clerical force.
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Grosvenor
White House
Wheels
Bu~chaban
Bottelle
Grrenden
State Department
Boutelle
Whshimeton
Senate Today
Clay
Hmeur
Berry
Lodge
Teller
Turner
Allison
Platt
Conn
Gallinger
Spooner
Dubois
Senate
Debate on press work at National Woman Suffrage gathering
Washington February 14 delegates at an informal session before the National Woman Suffrage association meeting discussed press work. South Carolina Maryland and Maine delegates urged better newspaper columns and up to date articles while balancing recipes and beauty items to attract readers.
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Washington
National Woman Suffrage Association
Elnora M. Fabcock
United States
South
Young
South Carolina
Fon
Maryland
de Merritt
Maine
Pete A . Anda
Marviand
de Merrit
Arya
Euftate
Sven
Clara Bewick
Mira
Catt
Marurel
Devon
Susan Anthony
Fragmentary plea on suffrage and regional references
The fragmentary text describes speakers appealing for suffrage for the Women of Juail Porto and the Taltee, with references to Catholic and Presbyterian groups, congressmen, school teachers, and the Philippine islands. It notes New Orleans being deleted as the next meeting place for the Woman Suffrage convention.
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Juwail
Porto
Philippine Islands
St “Rhini
Dumont Balloon Collapse and Fires Reported
Monaco reports Santos Dumont's rigble balloon collapsed at sea with the inventor rescued unharmed. Fire in Junction City damages the Missouri and Kansas telephone exchange on Washington Street near Seventh, flooding the First National Bank building office basement. London dispatch says Shamaka in Transmacasia destroyed by earthquake with few details.
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Monaco
Santos-Dumont
Junction City
Missouri & Kansas Telephone Exchange
Finlow
Washington Street
Seventh
First National Bank
Junction
City Daily
Weekly Union
London
St. Petersburg
Shamaka
Transrmacasia
Market Patchwork Confuses Wheat and Corn Trends
Chicago buyers faced mixed signals as May wheat and corn slid on early pressure before partial recoveries. Receipts at Chicago and Duluth totaled 34 cars with Argentine shipments well below last year. Provisions remained weak with pork and ribs easing, while cattle and hog markets showed varied moves amid steady to firm cash tones.
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Chicago
Seaboard
Minpapas
Duiuth
Pee Eli Jane Wees
Afton
Ste
Uae
Agnl
Siac
Lescivores
Harley.cash
New York Stocks End Mixed Amid Downward Tendency
Stocks showed a mostly downbeat tone with few gains as prices drifted lower on the New York exchange. Rail issues and Colorado Southern hovered near lows while Manhattan and select blue chips rallied slightly on renewed demand. money markets remained steady and government bonds held earlier levels.
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New York
Wall Street
Colorado
Southern
Baltimore
Ohio
Mahattan
Jowest
Manhattan
Wheeln
Lake Erie
Cnet
Town Central
Great Northern
Wheeling
Amali Tea American Smelting
Brooklyn
Baltimore and Ohio
Texas
Tennessee
Sugar
Pennaytrania
Southern Pacific
Altimore
Oho
J Island
Southern Pacis
Stmur
Opper
Harrow Tate
New York Money Marist
New York Fe
Noah
Stetting Exchange
May
U.S
Sie Soubor
Blow
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Mills Dry Goods Store
Pullman Company
City Ticket Office
Union Pacific Rbr
Railroad Coal Combine
Mindanao
Philippines Exploration Company
San Francisco
Cal
Philippine Exploration Company
Milionaires
Soquite Lande
Sari
Otter Manufactories
San Prancisco
Geo. McNear
William H. Grooker
Ww. H. Talbot
Cavanaugh and Hagelman
Fenders
Shel Beek
Freidman & Co
Kansas Avenue
Ba Friedman & Co
Friedman & Co
Dee Sample Shoe Store
Kansas Ave
Dumont
Today’s Market Report
Shicago Livestock Maries
Bioa
J. Ment
Fale
Kansas City
Calven
Marke
Gossahed
Gootwin
Nbn Merchant
Cami
Kaneas City
Ogealie
Aisnen
Kaneas
Fria
Topeka Markecy
Topeka
SSS
Une Ton
Rte
Sugar Market
New K
Genoa
Teuay Sires Ik
Rte. Fie
UC Begley Keine
Reyne Nahr
Walta
Peace
Cholo Pra
Daley
Fam Setheren
Seigaieee
Ene
Board of Fantian SE
Uth
Titan Lowe
Kansas City Grain
Gotwin
Commie Open Nish Ances
Sonpet
Pacis
St. Paul Iets
Tahivon
A. G
Boodwin
Kansas
Avenus
Ladle Eee
Chleace
New Yoke
Nye Televhons
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