Why He Quit Senator Barton and Jerusalem Plot Tale
An inexpertly OCR summary recounts Senator Joseph Barton of Kansas facing political pressure after President Roosevelt warned he would be treated as a Democrat. The piece details alleged schemes to promote a replica Jerusalem at a World’s Fair, with brokers seeking stock issues and ministerial endorsements, and notes involvement by Max Zonta and others in St Louis with advertising campaigns and press publications.
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Chicago
Orean Bundsy
Rewenthy
United States
Joseph Falpy Hurtes
Kansas
Pembias
Presidert Roosevett
Ander
Bonatos Heriot
Boan
Biaito Grain and Securities Company
St. Laut
Barton
Hit
St. Louis
Kenta
Jerusalem
St. Louie
Plaster of
St Louis
Dugan i Vigoroin
City of Jerusalem
Jeruslem
Joseph Tuilor Marion
Kannanepg Rurol
Vomrat
Joveph Ralph Bur- A Ee Ee
Ljt
Roosevelt
Agencs
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Holt
Tang
Msn
Nyo
Oveter Bay
Leule
Inaas
Liittle
Nator Burton
Pt. Laut
Benator Burton
Dhet
Banator Burton
Pad
Renstor Burton
Berest
Ilmentary
Burton
Bown Tittle
Anna
Jeri
Mintatare
Heya
Sonesh
Relph Burton
Kansha
Unpleasant Experience Promises Quick Relief For Piles
An advertise text argues against surgical piles treatment, promoting Pyramid Pile Care from The Wd Drug Co Marshall Bich. It claims doctors push operations for profit and that the remedy cures piles and hemorrhoids without surgery, offering free information by mail.
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Maria
Capeciilir
Hanne
Wd Drug Co
Marshall Bich
Roosevelt Indorsement Scam Tolls to Jerusalem Exhibit
A convoluted scheme shows Senator Burton seeking presidential backing to promote a Jerusalem exhibition stock sale. Roosevelt allegedly approved a letter used by an advertising agency to market shares, prompting rapid cross country telephones and political maneuvering amid Kansan delegation pressure and shifting White House attitudes.
Hanna's Work in Washington Sees Postmaster Payne as Front Runner
A Washington dispatch reports Postmaster General Payne and Wir an vice chairman of the nativey Republican committee as likely to lead preliminary committee work until the Republican national convention. The new national chairman is expected to be chosen then. Names mentioned include Secretary Shaw former Governor Murray Crane of Magekohuestis and Governor Durbli ns Indians.
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Chicago
Nally News
Washington, D. C
Payne
Wiran
S Hall
Shaw
Murray Crane
Magekohuestis
Durblins
Struck on shoals near Nantucket wreck with loss of five
Nantucket Feb 16 The Nova Scotia schooner Seotia Queen struck 60 Tuckernack shoal in Nantucket Sound last night and nothing can be seen of the vessel today All hands five men are believed lost Life savers see a slight chance the vessel was blown clear bound from River Herbert N S for New York with a cargo of chamber Readings indicate a distress but details are uncertain Columbus seeks top football matchup next fall as Carlisle Indians eye a game at Ohio State followed by a possible Thanksgiving clash with Harvard Medical University officials consider arranging a game before Thanksgiving in Columbus plans to raise funds for travel costs from Kansas to Cleveland
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Stoula
Jes
F. P Pier
New York
Mmea
Burne E. Williame
Lucas
Topeka Orly Orchestra
Topeka
Jordan
Incom Street
Masonic Quarters
Durenbury
Parkhurst-Davis
Marck & Rome
Weemen’ Municipal League
Lincoln Post Hall
Arthur Griggs
K. U
Washburn Law School
George M. Crawford
Stormont Hospital
Civic Prize
John P. Fritts
Nantucket
Musn
Nova Scotia
Santucket Sound
River Herbert
Ohio
Hantell
Columbus
Carlisle Indians
Mutchmore
Doctors
Haskell Tollan
Ghia Medical University
Sinc
Oarlile
Kent Perhips
M Rhaner
Kunsun
Cleveland
Stolen Mall on Lake City Stage Route
A stage between Lake City and Pinero was robbed by masked men near Lake City. The robbers rifled the mail sacks taking money. several thousand dollars are believed stolen. The assailants escaped, while the incident raises concerns over security on the mining city’s transportation route.
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Red
Lake City
Col
Upinero
Tan
Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound Praised by Reader in Arkansas
A Hot Springs reader reports dramatic improvement after three months using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She cites relief from long lasting menstrual problems and womb inflammation, noting renewed health, vigor, and improved marriage prospects. The letter claims neighbors noticed the change and her husband rekindled affection.
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Mas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Cras. F. Brow
Cedar Terrace
Hot Borines
Ark
Ciabi
Adice Dattas
Campaign tension and vote split in Shawnee County race
Asseaments on the candidate nearly cover campaign expenses as Katz withdraws from county superintendent race boosting John FR. Carter. Carter and R. L. Rees of McCormick Harvester recount a $95,000 stock fire with no insurance, amid prior flood losses. Washburn quartet concert at First Christian church features Hil toner Cran and others in a balanced classical program with notable solos and a strong violin showing.
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Katz
John FR. Carter
Iuta
Oakland
Shawnee County
R. L. Rees
McCormick Harvester Company
Chicago
Elmer Hiltoner
Gordon Cran
the Fisher
Clyde Allen
Bert Sutton
Frank Carruth
Paul B. Sweet
Miss Finne Ross Sues Missouri Pacific for 10000 Damages
Fort Scott report states Miss Finne Ross has retained Biddle and Lardner to sue the Missouri Pacific railroad for 10000 dollars. The injury occurred while she was a child on a train ten years ago, when she sits with feet protruding from the seat and a porter’s knock caused injury. Now of age, she files the suit.
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Fort Scott
Finne Ross
Biddle and Lardner
Sfsouri Pacific Railroad Company
Plainum
Mixs
Mess
Stiit
Nevada
Japanese Protest Arrives Over BC Exclusion Law
Ottawa Feb 16 Japanese consul Mr Mose arrived to protest to Premier Laurier against British Columbia legislation re enacted to exclude Japanese from Canada. The BC legislature has passed similar laws before but they were disallowed by the dominion authorities.
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Ottawa
Ont
Mose
Montreal
Laurlier
British Columbia
Canada
Dominion
Mormon Colonies Planned in Tabasco Mexico
Mexico City reports new Mormon colonies will be established in Tabasco state. A large hacienda has been purchased for the colonists and a party of Mormons is due to arrive soon at Port Juan Bautista, Tabasco's capital.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Tabasco
Party of
Port Juan Baptista
Kansas Delegation Defends Banquet Absence in Capitol
Kansas lawmakers in Washington defend their absence from the Kansas Day club banquet, denying cowardice amid factional party battles. They contend attendance would not have changed even without the internal strife, noting past patterns and travel constraints while Campbell pushes private pension bills he can secure through the House. Low of Topeka says Kansas Republican politics are harmonious and forecasts a large Roosevelt victory in November.
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Washington
Kansas
Kansas Day Club
Bowersock
Reeder
Calderhead
Carmot
Topeka
Stats Journal
Campbell
Dilla
Con- Fiegga Mere Des Oly
Pension Pls
Ts House
Wien
Convicou
M. A Low
Toneka
Polis
Roosevelt
Representative Campbell
Distinction for Banana Member as Speaker Invites Him to Chair
Last week the speaker called a new member to preside in committee of the whole marking the first time a banana member received such a privilege in this congress. Mr. Cam reacted with evident awareness of the honor and the occasion reflected on his recognition.
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Cam
Alarm in Korea Mission Fields Sparks Philadelphia Alarm
Relatives and friends of missionaries in Korea Manchuria and Japan fret for their safety as reports hint at imminent military action. Miss Minerva Gutbaphel and Rev. Wilbur Sw of Beaver Pa. are in Seoul while Rev. W Arthur Noble and wife from Western Pennsylvania are in Ping Yang. A letter dated January 1 warns of disturbed conditions and possible Japanese troop landings to control Korean forces. News notes that missionaries near conflict zones were advised to decide whether to stay or depart. The Philadelphia Methodist editor said missionaries near the seat of war were told to use their own judgment.
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Philadelphia
Korea
Manchuria
Japan
Minerva L. Gutbaphel
Germantown
Wilbur
Beaver
Seoul
W. Arthur Noble
Pennsylvania
Ping Yang
Hey. S. W. Thomas
Philadelphia Methodist
Methodist Missionary Board
Aar
School Bond Vote Planned After Board Meeting
The board of education will meet next Friday to decide whether to ask the mayor to call a bond election for $100,900 for school building completion. The meeting was postponed from last Saturday night as a two thirds vote was required and eight members were unavailable.
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Board of Education
Satien Suffering Stroke Leaves W. T. Satien Mostly Wheelbound
Emporia Kansas February 16 Mr W T Satien who last week suffered a stroke of paralysis on his left side remains nearly helpless and unable to move about without aid His condition is not worse than Saturday but there is no material improvement reported at this time.
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W. T. Satien
Emporia
Kan
W. T. Saten
Found Dead in Bed in Wellington Newspaper Man Benjamin Hood
Benjamin Hood, 72, longtime Illinois newspaper man, was found dead in bed at his son Charles Hood's residence in Wellington, Kansas. Death attributed to heart disease. Remains to be taken to Litchneld, Illinois, for burial.
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Wellington
Kas
Benjamin
Hood
Tllinois
Charles Hood
Monitor Press
Better Than Gold Electric Bitters Prove Miraculous Cure
Fr J Green of Lancaster credits Electric Bitters with curing chronic indigestion and nervous debility after years of failure from other remedies. He and his wife report long lasting health, praising it as splendid for female troubles and a tonic for weak, rundown women. Arnold Drug Co. guarantees satisfaction at 821 North Kaname. Everybody reads the State Journal.
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J Green
Lancaster
Arnold Drug Co
North
Kaname
Russia Drops Out of St Louis Exposition
St. Petersburg February 16 General Alexandrovisky announced Russia will abandon plans to participate in the St. Louis exposition.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
General Alexandrovisky
MAY START SALT FACTORY North Topeka Well Reveals Salt
The North Topeka Improvement company sinks a 700 foot well near Shorey to create an evaporating plant. Natural brine shows high salt content after pumping, with tests ranging from 15 to 22 percent. Water samples have been sent to Washburn College for analysis.
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North Topeka
North Topeka Improvement Company
Shorey
Washburn College
Old Leavenworth Map Found in City Records
A 1857 Leavenworth mine map by Powell Clayton, later U S ambassador to Mexico and city engineer, surfaced among old papers after the February 7 fire, noted as the city’s first map. London trade returns for January show imports down 470000 dollars and exports down 4,101,500 dollars.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Te oMien
Loh
Powell Clayton
United States
Mexico
London
Board of Trade
Rock Island Line Tourist Sleeper Rates Published
Fare details list 325.00 to California, 22 560 to Oregon and Washington, 20.00 to Montana and Utah. Tickets via Rock Island system with travel March 1 to April 20. Includes tourist sleepers and Pageant style service. Liberal stop over privileges. For full information contact Rock Island land agents or write to M. Ler C. FP. T. A. Bots Pearse 3a Topeka.
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Washington
Montana
Utah
Rock Island
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