Grain rates case urged before the interstate commission
Kansas Commercial Club directors met at night and urged a just freight rate to Galveston and southern markets. The transportation committee was ordered to push efforts to bring a formal case to the Interstate Commerce Commission, aiming for equitable grain rates. A murder mystery from Crooked Creek and various local notes follow in this miscellany.
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Directora of Commercial Club
Ue Committee
Op Transportation
Galveston
Merce Commission
Cooley Out But Demands 32400 Salary In St Louis Row
Dick Cooley, elder left fielder for the St Louis club, remains unsigned for 191X, demanding 32400 for the season. Browns manager Diddleback offers less. Cooley cites crowd support and press opposition to backing down. Browns report date March 10. other league moves discussed include an eight club Missouri State league forming with salaries and bonds. Kansas City meeting set.
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Dick Cooley
Cooley
Diddlebeck
Browns
Preas
Guy McPalden
Dubuque
Iowa
Museue
Missouri
Sepatia
Missouri State Baseball League
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Webb City
Chillicothe
Sadalis
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JeMernon City
Moberly
Springfield
Pittsburg
Kansas Towns
Kansas City
Tupeka Bicycle Riders
Paddy Sheehan
Lehigh Valley
South Bethlehem
Abbow
Eddie Connolly
Maurice Hager
Strom
Parregut Athletic Club
Bunton
Joe Harmon
Paddy Purtell
New Manhattan Athlétic High
Money for the Church from a Longfellow Kin
A New York report recounts Marion Edith Wadsworth Longfellow funding a church debt through a Spanish dance at St Sebastian’s Church in Woodside. Her tambourine kick during the routine sparked a church row, yet the debt was paid.
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Longfellow
New York
Nubip
Marion Edith Wadsworth Longfellow
Tts
St. Sebastian’ Catholic
Woodside
Long Island
Miss Longfellow
St Sebastian Church
Nebraska
Government Ownership Prominent in Prussian Railways
A report to the department by United States Com al Agent Moore at Weimar shows Prussia’s railways yielded 244 million dollars gross last year, over half of state revenues. Net earnings after interest and sinking funds totaled 105 million, to be turned into the state treasury for new funds.
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Raliwaye
Prussia
Wasnixoros
Te Department
United States
Moore
Weimar
Auston
Court affirms verdict in suit over store assault damages
In Ansar New York, the Court of Appeals upholds a lower court ruling in a Chicago case against I E Uiles Bros. Wallera Anna E Silverton sought 7000 dollars for injuries from a pin shot by a shop trainee. Her husband James H Scie sought 25000 for loss of services and medical care. The court awarded 10000 dollars to the plaintiff.
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Ansar
N.Y
Court of Appeals
Pansa Swhcarton
Chicago
I. Euiles Bros
New York
Wallera Anna E. Silverton
James H. Scie
Boutilier Bros
Murderers Walling and Jackson Linked to May Smith Tale
Louisville girl May Smith, connected to the Pearl Bryan affair, asserts Jackson acknowledged plans to dispose of a girl and that Walling and Jackson were involved with her. She recalls a January meeting at Heider's in Cincinnati and a letter in Jackson's handwriting that may prove damaging. Evidence includes a locket, letters, and a burning of letters found at a boarding house.
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Cixcroxatt
May Smith
Louisville
Walling End
Jackson
Cincinnati
Fleider
Will Wood
Greancastle
Indiana
Wood
Miss Smith
Pearl Bryan
Thie Jong Dash
Heider's
Louisvimug
Bob
Welling
Bryan Lister
Listers
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Lister
Mrs. Fulton
Green Building
Fifth and
Race Eels
Ohio
Slay Smith
Airs
Walling and Jackson
Brack Hale
Swan
Pulses
Waillog
May
Poari Bryan
Smith Girl
Fourth Street
Ose
Lon
Wallisg
Water famine in Gotham spurs aqueduct plan to Lake George
New York suffers widespread water shortages as mains fail and pressure drops across tenement districts and hotels. Secretary Wilson warns the water supply is a serious city problem and urges urgent action to build an aqueduct linking New York with Lake George, a costly but imperative project. Meanwhile federal actions touch patent terms and stocks close on mixed performance. A note promotes mineral water at 612 West Eighth Avenue.
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Ente George
Couditios
Lownes
Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Lake George
Chicago's Coney Island proposed on lake shore resort
Milwaukey reports Chicago plans a western lake shore resort from Thirty-seventh to Forty-third streets to rival Coney Island. Thomas Prior will manage with Captain Pabst interest. The complex includes a glass enclosed theater and concert hall, bathing pavilion, bowling, shooting, tennis, cricket, and sideshow amusements.
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Milwaukey
Chicago
Midway
Coney Island
New York
Lake Shore
Thirty-seventh
Forty-third
Tiliggis Central
Thomas Prior
The
Schiller
Prior
Pabst
Richmond Confederate Museum Restored In Old White House
The Confederate museum in Richmond occupies the old White House of the Confederacy purchased for 45000 and given to President Davis. Jefferson Davis lived there four years and it served as military headquarters in 1865. Restored by the Confederate Memorial and Literary society after fund-raising, the building will house rooms for each Confederate state with regents including Miss Mildred Lee Miss Delsy Hampton and Winnie Davis.
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Winnie Davis
Jon Davis
Richmond
Confederate Memorial and Literary Society
Mildred Lee
Delsy Hampton
Westminster Kennel Club Show Opens at Madison Square Garden
The Westminster Kennel Club’s twentieth annual beach show opens in Madison Square Garden with 1610 entries across breeds. Notable exhibitors include George J. Gould with one good entry, Lady Gay Spanker, Ridgeview, and Comet in the weight pointer class.
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Gould
New Yeurs
Westminster Kennel Club
Madison Square Garden
George J. Gould
Ridgeview
Comet
X rays reveal bones in mouse and human arm healing
A Brooklyn Medical Society dinner featured Prof Packham showing X ray photographs. He displayed a broken arm healed clearly through two inches of fish. the mouse’s bones appeared with remarkable detail through skin and flesh, described as the best yet. A Topeka optician, Charles Bennets, is praised for precise glasses and trustworthy service.
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Bair
New York
Brooklyn Medical Society
W. H. Packham
Adalphic Academy
G. Tartmer
Chas. Bennets
Topeki
Torsxa
Kan
Dev
We can keep you clean Peerless Steam Laundry ad
Today’s Markey report from the Associated Press notes wheat futures opened higher due to expectations and snow cover risk but fell as selling orders hit the market. May wheat rose to around 654 6 from the opening but declined as selling pressure increased. Oats showed early strength with May trading higher.
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Associated Freau
The
State Journal
Carcado
Liverpool
Chicago
Minoedpolia
Duluth
Norton & W
New York
London
Ontel
Grain and Livestock Market Slumps Amid Weak Demand
Kansas City market reports lower cattle and hog prices with weak demand across beef and pork. Wheat futures rebound after initial drop as buyers return, while corn and oats show limited activity amid mixed national signals. Trade notes indicate steady to soft conditions in beef, pork, and dairy sectors with receipts varying by region.
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Maine
Kansas City
Asrree
Texas
Bastockera Sud Feaders
Solower
Siia
Beavina
Plese
Topeka
Kansas Avenue
Tmarket
Chicago
Sid Keer
Andy Selluca
Northwestern
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