Porter May Enter Congress Amid Wyandotte Race
Rumors say Silas Porter may join the Wyandotte county congressional race as Nat Barnes faces uncertain county delegation. The Republican county central committee plans primaries held next Saturday to nominate a Wyandotte county candidate for congress and governor. Fort Scott hosts the congressional convention on Tuesday, March.
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Congress
Nat Barnes
Silas Porter
Republican County Central Committee
Wyandotte
Enright
Wyandotte County
Hares
Reeder Shaping New Rural Delivery Routes
A Washington dispatch reports Congressman Teeder Iena studying and promoting a new set of rural delivery routes. The April 1 rural free delivery service launch is anticipated with updates and official planning details forthcoming from Beeestat and related agencies.
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Teeder Iena
Washington Dispatch
Beeestat
Aw Follokes
A Steady Worker Coffee Admits Slow Progress
A fragmented ad style paragraph urges steady work and warns that careless eating and coffee consumption harm the heart and nerves. It promotes a specific coffee brand as a remedy and notes the drink's color and aroma as selling points.
Rural mail carrier system planned for Kansas towns
An April 1 establishment outlines rural route delivery in Kansas with Almena Norton County and Puyville Burr Oak Jewell County. Routes include 494 metres with 1 15 population serviced by Joseph FE Dole and Mark HL Bridges. 97 miles with 1 765 population serviced by Charles C Lane, Arthur W Mann, Jenjamin Pierce and Willis H Syuiit. North Branch post, Byron H Pound and Arthur J Leonard named regular carriers with Albert A Paige as substitute. Manhattan to receive March 1 carrier service with Byron H Pound and Arthur J Leonard on regular duty.
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Kansas
Almena
Norton County
Joseph FE. Dole
Mark HL
Puyville
Burr Oak
Jewell
Charles C. Lane
Arthur W. Mann
Jen-jamin Pierce
Willis H Syuiit
Fight for a Township in Indiana Land Claim by Miami Nation
Chicago report says the Miami Indian nation has begun a legal campaign to reclaim 33 sections of land in Grant, Miami, Wabash and Mercer counties Indiana. Two Chicago lawyers experienced in Indian land matters were hired to pursue action in courts and at Washington. A mass meeting in Marion recently resolved to raise funds for the fight, alleging the land was mismanaged by taxes and misallocation after a treaty with the government.
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Chicago
Indiana
Washington
Grant
Miami
Wabesh
Mercer
Ma-Chim-Go-Mish-Ah
Marion
Ind
Taft Questions Philippine Jury Fitness Before Senate
Washington 14 The Senate Philippines committee opened questions on Filipino suitability for jury service. Governor Taft argued natives cannot yet be trusted with juries and must be trained, citing American code and Spanish-era court weaknesses.
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Washington
Taft
Philippines
Senate
Temper
Patterson
Islands
Culberson
Enn
Moverma Taft
Eliot Coming West on Extended Western Tour
President Eliot of Harvard will begin a western trip Tuesday, returning to greet Prince Henry in Cambridge. He will speak at higher education celebrations and visit graduates’ clubs, travel to St Louis, then proceed eastward over five weeks to sixteen cities in twelve states, delivering 25 or more addresses at college events.
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New York
Eliot
Harvard
Boston
Prince Henry
Cambridge
Hilot
Crimson
St Louis
Fishe Opast
Occu Ie
Cupid and Farms Mixed in Supreme Court Suit
Samantha Reed tells of a conspiracy with Harmon Reed and Sandy C. Friend to obtain a farm and transfer property near Jamestown Cloud county. The Cloud county jury believed her story. She describes marital history from 1859 and events leading to a deed transfer and a planned westward journey with a team before being sent to Kansas City.
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Supreme Court
Samantha Reed
Reed
Ukand
Harmon G. Reed
Jamestown
Cloud County
Sandy C. Friend
Harmon
Mrs Reed fights fraud ruling over homestead transfer
After two weeks without contact Mr Reed said he would not live with her. She claimed her husband reclaimed the James town farm, their homestead, and that the deed to Friend was fraudulent to aid her to survive when he deserted. The Cloud county district court found the transfer fraudulent and ruled for Mrs Reed. Friend appealed to the supreme court.
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Mr. Reed
Kater
Jamestown
Friend
District Court
Cloud County
Reed
Supreme Court
Robbers Blow Open Two Safes in Northampton Office
Five men blew open two safes in the street railway Company's Northampton office early today after overpowering guards. They took about $200 in cash, missed $600 left in one safe, and fled. The watchman, released from a gag, recovered his breath but the trail was lost.
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Northampton
Mass
Mini
Street Railway Company
Slanderarising in Burlington county politics Kennedy and Smith clash
In Burlington Kansas on February 17 Senator J A Kennedy and Postmaster C O Smith exchanged bitter words after Kennedy accused Smith of spreading slanderous reports about Kennedy opponents. The dispute prompted concern in county politics with hidden hands suspected. A woman mentioned as central to the scandal was reportedly in serious condition, and Kennedy vowed to identify the source and secure a retraction.
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Smith Hayes
Burlington
Kan
The
Jeffersonian
C. O. Smith
J. A. Kennedy
Smith
Senator Kennedy
K. Pat Waa
Ie Toms
Idyahuin
Emith
Nto
Pensions For Kansans Granted By Washington
Washington February 13 The following pensions have been granted Kansans Original Wm Plummer Cedar Juntien Henry Spae Kanes City Increase Thomas Marshill Wellington 8 Robert Steele Beloit 12 Wm Willams Thayer 12 Wm Phillips Phillipsburg 8 Peter Service Kansas City Hs Marion Terhune Wellington 3 Wn Savare Glen Grove 8 Timothy Witlfont Athol 24
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Wm. Plummer
Cedar Jur Tien
Henry Spae
Kanes Cit
Thomas Marshill
Wellington
Robert Steele
Beloit
Wm. Willams
Thayer
Wm. Phillips
Phillipsburg
Peter Service
Kansas
Kansas CMY. Hs Marion Terhune, Wellington, #3. Wn. Savare
Glen Grouse
Timothy Witlfong
Athol
Snapshot of diverse Topeka events and notices
A collage of Topeka society items and upcoming events includes mall listings, a Palace Clothing shipment, a Cashel See hall gathering on North Topeka Street, and several church, revival, and social notices. Mentions anniversaries, lectures, and local theater appearances alongside a note on postal service activity and a health board report.
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Girard
Fla. Auarbuch
Palace Clothing Company
Sest
Msi
North Topeka
Quine
Monroe
Steves
State House
Raed
J. aSieoneman
Yaandigedt
Thawnee Erie
van Koenes
North Eyeone
Kansas
Postoffice
Topeka
New York
Adeeral
Coffeyville
Revolution
Washington
Mieuianary Society
First Christian Church
Biranc Tees
Washburn
Strate
Enwerth Hague
Christhen Indexvar
A. Fooms
Golden Rule
Danner
Foote Street
Lincoln
First Presbyterian
Evangelist Hunt
Rose Coghlan
Crawford
Mixes Coghlan
Charles Coya
Ci Reyalox
Pings
Evans
K of Plodge
Health Six
Tieat
Minstrel Lynching Report From New Madrid
A crowd seized Louis Wright from a jailer and hanged him near New Madrid after a dispute at a Richard & Pringle minstrel show. The stage shooting by a musician wounded several whites. armed men occupied the scene but no further violence occurred with marshal present. The lynched man was identified and others jailed or released after examination.
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Louis
Post-Dispatch
New Madrid
Negto
Louis Wright
Richard
Harris and Duster Backed by Atchison County Democrats
Atchison county central committee met Saturday to back Senator W A Harris for governor and renomination of Judge Duster as chief justice. A delegation to the Democratic state convention at Wichita was chosen, to be led by ex-Governor Glick and including Baker, Ore, White, Gannon, Right, Treat, Howell, Perdue, Lynch, and Duboiss. The meeting occurred in the law office of Waggener, Horton & Orr.
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Atchison County
W. A Harris
Judge Duster
Wichita
Glick
FM. Baker
J. W. Ore
J. White
E. M. Gannon
James Right
TC. Treat
No E Howell
5 Perdue
Morgan Lynch
J. P_ Duboiss
Law Office
Waggener, Horton & Orr
Digestive aid touted for healthful diet and work vigor
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe, effective digestive aid for workers and all adults. It argues meat may be eaten daily with proper digestion, recommends a digestive tablet after meals, and claims improved digestion, appetite, and energy without habit formation or narcotic effects.
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X. Hee
Provert
Stuart
Church Choir Strikes In New York Protest
A 12 year old-led strike by 40 choir boys at St. Clement's Protestant Episcopal church disrupts morning services after stoning the chapel the previous night. Police dispersed them. at evening service the boys remained silent while planning to confront Rector Rev Dr Frankin Moore about fines depriving them of pay.
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New York
St. Clement's Protestant Episcopal Church
Franklin Moore
Not Fireproof Safes Emptied By Ashes In Paterson Vaults
New York reports former Attorney General John W Griggs saw bonds and papers burned when a Paterson New Jersey fire opened a private safe. Eight unregistered bonds of $1 each and other valuables were destroyed as heat tore contents to ashes. Nearby offices lost bonds and books valued high. many lawyers reported losses and low insurance. In Montana a prisoner named Mamoer attempted suicide with a rope in a county jail, but was saved by fellow inmates as he awaited trial for forging thirteen checks totaling about $500.
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Paterson
New York
John W.griggs
N. J
Gartner Stewart
Griggs
Kaatz Brothers
Butte
Mont
Great Falls
Mamoer
Real estate transfers listed for several tracts on Western avenues and surrounding blocks
Real estate transfers show Ela J Casey and husband to D Pratt on a Western avenue tract, a wife share to John Knox Jr and others including Elmwood division parcels, and multiple conveyances by Sager Merriam and Bonebrake executors. Transactions reference Lincoln Street blocks and Union Pacific property notes with various grantees and values.
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Ela J. Casey
D.pratt
Western Avenue
John DB. Knox, Jr
Elmwood Avenue
Elin Grove
Finn C. Sager
Elmer
Hounsom
Northeast Quarter
Northwest Quarter
Mary F. Gray
Dennis
F. Merriam
D. Pratt
Scott
Ella J. Casey
Mary
Lincoln Street
Martie
P. J. Bonebrake
Annie Bfrette
Southwest Quarter
TEBEAU S NEW CLUB FOR LOUISVILLE IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Louisville announces a new club roster for the American Association led by manager Gua Tebeau. The list includes pitchers Ed Dunkie Roger Deitzer P G Plaberty Dao Ker and several other players with ties to Louisville Chicago and Buffalo among various leagues.
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Gua, Tebeau
Ed Dunkie
Provideure
Roger Deitzer
Chicago
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Richards & Pringle
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Tebeau's New Club
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