Martha Smith Alleges Breach of Promise by Dr Howard Lowry
Kansas City court hears Martha Smith recount alleged advances by Dr Lowry. She testifies to romantic letters and repeated intimate contact from 1890s to 1900s, describing coercion in operating rooms and social attentions. Trial draws crowds as she details assaults and hopes for marriage amid financial strain.
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Shorthorn Breeders Elect Officers at First Missouri Kansas Meet
The Missouri and Kansas Shorthorn Breeders association wrapped its first annual convention in Kansas City with officer re elections. Breeders debated a planned fall show and sale, favoring a concrete plan like the Hereford event, while private and public sales were discussed as essential tools for livestock breeders. Officers chosen include President H Gentry, Kansas. George W Atchison, Missouri. B C Cowan, Secretary W P Brosh. and executive committee members Glick, Weill, and others.
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Santa Fe railroad to spend 50000 on telegraph upgrade
The Santa Fe road plans a 50000 expenditure to improve its telegraph system this year. A new copper wire will run from Topeka to La Junta over about 580 miles, with additional iron wires from La Junta to Denver and from Topeka via Lawrence and Ottawa to Chanute. Thousands of new poles are ordered, and direct Topeka Los Angeles communication will be extended to Chicago once set.
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Suits for Damages Filed Against Missouri Railway
Four suits totaling 105000 dollars are filed in Denton district court against the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway. Plaintiffs include J. M. Mart for 25000 for injuries from negligence, W. Candle and a brakeman for 10000, and J. H. Cotton seeking 20000 for being forced to jump from his engine after an obstruction. G. Rogers and W. Rogers demand 20000 for damages for the death of their son, a railroad foreman killed by bridge beams.
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New Santa Fe Pacific Bridges Albuquerque
Albuquerque Feb 19 material for seven new steel bridges on the Sil railroad line has been received at Santa Fe Pacific yards. Work on the bridges will start immediately with contractors reporting readiness to begin construction at once.
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Chicago Man Selected as Head of Manhattan Elevated Rail
William E Baker, longtime general superintendent of the Maetrapul Han West Side Elevated railroad in Chicago, was appointed general superintendent and chief electrical engineer of the Manhattan Elevated railroad system in New York. In Nelish Neb, ex senator Alien may be named judge to replace Judge Robinson, who won a seat in Congress last fall.
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Victoria's Real Name and Royal Lineage Explored
The Chicago Tribune notes Victoria still would be Mrs Wettin upon marriage to Prince Albert, tracing the Wettin lineage to many European royals. It covers patronymics from Oldenburg to Osbone and explains royal name changes tied to marriages and titles across Britain and Europe.
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Cheaper Crackers Declared Chief Aim of Trust
At the National BiscuitCompany annual greeting President Crawford told stockholders profits per sales will be reduced further without trimming total profits. The aim is to improve the making and packing of goods to reach consumers better, lower prices, and increase consumption. He claimed monopoly status and promised to win and hold business by selling better goods at lower prices than rivals while preserving quality.
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Spreckels Sells Half of Panuhe Sugar Plantation
San Francisco reports Rudolph Spreckels sells his one half stake in the Panuhue sugar plantation in Hawaii to Edwant Pollit & Co. The remaining half stays with William G. Irwin and a California corporation will manage the property. The venture anticipates 11,000 tons of sugar this year with net profits around $500,000.
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Three New Railroads Planned for Northeastern California
San Francisco reports three rail projects to start this year in the northeast. A narrow gauge line from Truckee to Tahoe City will cost about 3.2 million and serve tourist travel. The Sierra Valley railway will extend from Clairville to Mohawk and Plumas to Keno, passing Beckwith Pass. The Nevada California Oregon railroad from Susan to Amedee will be extended to Susanville and later Alturas in Modoc county.
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Tacoma Mainline Steamer Service to Hawaiians Announced
James Ward of Saunders & Ward returns from England and launches a new steamship line between Tacoma and the Hawaiian islands. The British steamer Manavense is named as the first vessel to sail next week. Ward plans a second route to China and Japan with backing from Campus Clyde Bank Engineering and Ship Building, signaling an imminent opening of the trade.
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Pr Judge William H. Pather Judge Dies in Seattle Mission
Rev William H Judge a well known Catholic missionary native of Baltimore died February 16 in Seattle on the eve of his 40th anniversary of service He went to Alaska early in his career and was widely known for his quick and good work in the field His last address listed as 112 West Seventh Street Seattle Washington.
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For Rent and For Sale Notices Across City
A jumble of rental ads and sales offers lists rooms on Monroe and various addresses, including Bartholomew K. E. & Inv., and 1000 Fillmore. Multiple items promote furnished and unfurnished rooms, a business corner location, and a March 1 start. Also advertised are a cow and calf, a Smith Premier typewriter, instruments, and a restaurant for sale.
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