Canada Blocks Miners Certificates as US Favors Spark Trade Clash
Ottawa reports Congressman Lewis of Seattle pressing Ottawa on mining certificates amid a Canada US clash over shipping rights. Minister Sifton notes Washington aims to bar Canadian produce on American ships. Lewis proposes US grant of miners certificates in return for Canada permitting certificates via Mounted police. Lifton to push an order-in-council, contingent on Paine-Frye bill action.
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Seattle
Miniatera
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Siften
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Heis~ion
Canmde
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Canada
Port Wrangel
Dominion
Mounted Police
Lifton
Congress
Kidney Tonic Promises Cure After Eighteen Years
John Morrow, a chemist, markets Morrow's Kidneyads claiming a scientifically prepared kidney tonic. The ad warns of sickness from kidney decay, urges immediate action, and touts tablets in various sizes offered by mail order. It emphasizes kidney health as key to pure blood and strong constitution.
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John Morrow
Murrow
Morrow
Medicine Co
Fairchild Attacks Governor’s Railroad Plan in City Visit
Kingman representative W. Fairchild toured the National Thursday and denounced Gov. Daas proposed railroad bill. He argued only a court can wield contempt power and urged election of railroad commissioners and court members by the people rather than appointment by the board. He warned against concentrating authority in a single board and urged deliberation in any special session.
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Kingman
Register
Fairchild
Journal
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Railroad Board
Hop Party
Debs
Board of Railroad Commissioners
E. C. Cole Seeks Republican Nomination for Supreme Bench
E C Cole of Great Bend announces his candidacy for associate justice of the supreme court. Former judge of the western division southern department court of appeals, he was defeated for re election by H W Mitton. Cole has served in the legislature and is regarded as a capable lawyer and public speaker.
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Hirick
Cole
Great Bend
Supreme Court
Southern Department
Court of Appeals
H.W. Mitton
Dodge City
Creamery convention crowds fill Topeka hotels
Hotels are fully booked for the creamery convention next week and committees seek private-house rooms for visiting delegates. People can buy Toons for occupants by contacting F S Hurd in Meriden. Hurd travels daily between Topeka and Meriden and expects over 2,000 delegates from Kansas and abroad.
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Meriden
Hurd
Topeka
Kansas
PION AT DYEA
L W Nestell arrives from Dyea Alaska reports thousands of men pouring into Dyea with freight congestion. The Chilkoot railroad and transport rapes railroad are completed but cannot run due to summit conditions. Passengers include Thomas J O'Brien James MecNeill Stewart Merzyles Robert Lowrey and George McClure from Dawson City January 1. O'Brien reportedly carried $50000 in drafts and dust.
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L. W. Nestell
Dyea
Alaska
Chilkoot
Thomas J. O'Brien
James MecNeill
Stewart Merzyles
Robert Lowrey
George McClure
Dawson City
O'Brien
Representative Giessler Says Governor Is Fooling
HF. Giessler of Login a Republican representative came to Topeka on legal business this morning. He criticized Aedes proposed session as a political ploy to gain capital and rejected any idea of a special session. He hinted at a possible run for Congress in the Sixth District but had not decided.
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HF. Giessler
Login
House of Representatives
Topeka
Aedes
Glessier
Congress
Kansas Avenue
Neu Pepsi
Turkish cruelties on Bulgarians in Macedonia villages
London Feb 3 The Daily News Constantinople correspondent reports a terrible tale of murder and torture of Bulgarians in Macedonian villages. Many victims have died under torture and a list of the victims has been provided to ambassadors.
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Armenia
London
Newa Et Constantinople
Must Have Money Demand Targets Zelaya Regime
A fragmented report claims a group extorted 400000 pesos from President Zelaya by force in Nicaragua. The item notes involvement of individuals demanding cash and references a February event. Names and precise locations are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Wicaragua
Sriteee Omavene Oe
Baregue
Zelaya
A Story of Ruin and The Knox Creditor Settlement
The district court closes the John D. Knox case after seven years of litigation. Creditors receive about 14 000 while total assets reach roughly 250 000. Assignee J B McAfee and attorney A Bergan are paid sizable sums. McAfee about 8.00 and Bergan 3 500. The absorption of nearly 400 000 remains unexplained as creditors seek answers.
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John PD. Knox
John D. Knox & Co
J. B McAfee
A. Bergan
McAfee
Bergen
Mr. Knox
Knox financier’s rise and fall leaves creditors shattered
Court records show money received by John D Knox was spent, leaving $14,000 to handful of creditors and none for most investors. Only the Purkoner and trust fund creditors receive small payments while the Knox firm’s investors face losses. One church gets $400 of about $400, with eastern creditors absorbing the remainder as Topeka memory recalls the once-renowned Kansas financier and his mansion in Potwin.
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John D. Knox & Co
Pirxt Christian Church
Topeka
John D. Knox
Kansas
Seventh Street
Kansas Avenue
Knox
Micknox
Mime
Potwin
Lst
Dynamite Plant Fight Looms Near Denver
Denver reports added explosive syndicate reps arrive to plan a dynamite factory near the city. William Lewis of Adtna Powder of Chicago and L. Fay also from Chicago join national factory reps. Details remain unsettled as ground work begins while discussions continue amid industry tension.
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Denver
Explosive” Syndicate
WM. Lewis
Adtna Powder Company
Chicsgs
L. Fay
Chicago
California
Aerng
Unitase
The Mysterious Mr Bugie at Crawford Theatre Next Week
Boston Transcript previews a sequence of upcoming Crawford theater events. The Master of Ceremonies stars Lewis Morrison with Florence Roberts and White Whittesy, playing Stuart Denville in a crime drama set in England. Gyp the Heiress is staged by a local amateur company in aid of Excalibur lodge, with 25 cent tickets.
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Florence Roberts
White Whittesy
Crawford Theater
Place England
Morrison
Stuart Denville
Ceremoniea
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Dsmonde
Denville
Calhoun Opera Company
Exvalsior Lodge No. 61
Topeka
Costa Rica Claimed to Be Without a Revolution
Washington February 1 Senor Calvo Costa Rica’s resident minister dismissed rumors of a revolution as wholly false and unworthy of notice saying dispatches from the legation and a Managua telegram dated February 2 could not be relied upon and would not be given any attention.
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Washington
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Legation Can
Managua
Forty second annual communication of Kansas Masons meets in Wichita
The grand lodge of Kansas Masons closed its session in Wichita with a twenty six page report from Grand Master William M. Shaver of Topeka. The body approved a $10 assessment to build beyond the Masonic home and a 50 cent per capita tax to maintain the Home. A resolution was adopted to make Topeka the permanent headquarters.
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Wichita
Kansas
Willam M. Shaver
Topeka
National Creamery convention eyes Topeka venue
Advance tickets for the National Creamery convention in Topeka total 6000 with 8000 issued by some reports. The event features Kansas Salt company displays in Hamilton hall and daily music from Watsons Steinbere’s orchestras Apollo Mandolin club and more. Visitors will see dairy free lunch samples and live butter production demonstrations with pure Kansas butter.
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Kansas Salt Company
Ot Hutchinson
Topeke
Marshall
Watson’s and
Steinbere
Apollo Mandolin Club
Arion Singing Society
Modecs
Kansas Creamery
Kansas
Topeka
August Ringling Dead Father of Circus Founders Passes
Baraboo Wisconsin February 18 August Ringling father of the Ringling brothers of circus fame died after months of illness aged and on the forty sixth anniversary of his wedding. Also an advertisement notes Ballards Snow Liniment claims quick relief with a price and a guarantee by Geo W Stansfield and Millers Pharmacy.
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Wis
Ringling
Ringling Brothers
Circus Fame
Ballard
Geo
Kansas Avenue
Millers Pharmacy
Sixth
Topeke Avenues
Salvation Army Founder General Booth to Visit Topeka
Ensign Hawk of the Salvation Army plans arrangements for General Booth to speak in Topeka next Monday at the Santa Fe Depot. Booth will travel by train arriving about 11 45 and leaving at 10 20. Local officials, including Lieutenant Governor Harvey, expect the event to draw a platform setup at the depot.
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Ensien Hawk
The
Salvation Et
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Twin Booth
Salvation Army
Topeka
Dever Tan
Wiother
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Harvey
Supreme Court Reverses Embezzler Case in Nebraska
The Nebraska Supreme Court reverses the trial court in ex-Auditor Eugene Moore embezzlement case and dismisses the indictment. Moore was convicted and sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary. the court finds the statute under which he was convicted unconstitutional.
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Lincoln, Neb
Pet
Tial
Eugene Moore
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