Night School at Y M C A offers free business course
The Y M C A night school offers a free business curriculum for members with study areas in bookkeeping, arithmetic, elementary and advanced business, grammar and letter writing, spelling and punctuation. Professors Roudepush and Van Horn are engaged as tutors with teaching plans and personal attention. Completion earns an international certificate. For information see the East Eight Street reservation office.
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Elh Roudepush
I van Horn
Teleetst
East Eigrih Street
Burglars Confess in Grocery Murder Case
Chicago on February 4 Horace Shrodes Horace Shrodes and two youths confessed to a grocery store murder at 287 Auraments Ave They claim they went to the shop to make quick_money Entering with masks they fired when the clerk reached for a weapon The youths described the crime but details remain unclear due to garbled sources
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Chicago
Kolar
Joho
Horace ‘Shrodes
Clurk
Fred Ma
Aurraments Ave
Chee
Pallen
Strained Talks Halt Dominion and Derive Coal Mergers
Montreal dispatch reports contending inter ests in the Dominion Iron and Fuel and Derive Coal companies in Cape Breton thwart plans to Americanize command. Observers say Maxhaim will retire and be surrounded by Hartick. no steps toward a merger with the United States Steel Corp are expected.
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New York
Dominion Iron and Fuel Company
Derive Coal Company
Cape Breton
Montreal
Dramatic Events Ahead at Crayford Saturday Matinee
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a planned confrontation or taunt at Crayford before a Saturday matinee. The garbled text hints at a race or challenge involving Jerushda and a taunt directed toward a nearby group, with emphasis on a dramatic scene expected during the event.
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Crayford
Buried Boy Alive in Alaskan Mission Disaster
A 15 year old boy buried alive at Alisa Mission in Klackwan village after a religious conflict. A priestly convert accused of causing the act. the boy survived after being found in a fresh grave and taken to the village, where he lived in agony before dying.
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Minn
Srutile
Wash
Klackwan
Ux Kit
Seliun
Vilage
Lobt
Victory for Fusion in Pennsylvania Elections
Philadelphia and other cities report mixed results with fusion and party coalitions shaping outcome. Republicans backed by city leaders dominated Philadelphia wards while Pittsburgh allied with Democrats and Citizens party. Scranton, Reading, Lancaster and Harrisburg facets showed varied mayoral votes and age notes on candidates.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Aghes
Tmiore
Pittsburg
Ohnee
Lepuvicans
Dem
Yale
Lancaster
Chester Cummings
Quay
Tryer
Cummings
Indians Defeat Focal Team 25 to 4 in Rough City Game
A hard fought and rough rivalry game last night ended with the Has Kell Indians defeating the focal team 25 to 4 amid crowd disturbances. Officials noted scheduling flaws and teams planned for Linendin NJ on February 7 as City Ticket Office and local organizers try to streamline future matches.
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Coe FM . A. Symnasium Taat
Haskell Indians
Focal
Infians
Evan Yar
Joe Augustus
Grigus
Rieven
Linendin
University
Postoffice Appointment Sparks Reading Lyon County Clash
Long Reading township politics in Lyon County centers on Dr. Fisher a postmaster candidate who built a career through relentless Republican work. He influenced committee votes faced opposition and a sequence of campaigns culminating in a 1901 setback that ended his role as township committeeman though he remains active in political gatherings.
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Reading
Kan
Fuilor
The
State Journal
Fisher
Lyon County
Alwiye
Plebertras
William Cowden
Repubican Party
Readingtownship
Ite West Powiet
Stanley
Topeka
Patlure
Kot
Johns
Wan Lel
Agrelius
Clark
Lyon
Dr. Wieber
Kimael
Pilcher
Portmadres
Reading Township
Reading Towratly
Miller
Pete Albertson
Fifth Road
Rae
New Securities Firm to Guarantee Stock of the Mekane Nexiene Street
Knoxville dispatch reports Charles M. Drye, a black man linked to Lee Turner’s gang, captured in the night raid. Drye admits running a restaurant and was present during the arrest seeking a reward.
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Turner
Knoxville
Tenn
Charles M. Drye
Lee Turner
Topeka Northside News Highlights Local Notices
In Topeka Northside notes, residents update moves and visits. G. Bowman returns from Kansas City while W. H. Cox relocates to 145 Kansas Avenue. Clubs meet at Central Avenue Church and Rochester Reading Club, with plans and discussions on local society works and education. Funeral services for Frank Combs and Charles Green noted. Various residents travel to Albuquerque, Lawton, and St. Joseph for work and family reasons.
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G. C. Bowman
Kansas City
W. H. Cox
Hoyt
Kansas Avenue
Ladies' Art Society
Central Avenue
Lawton
Church of the Good Shepherd
Thursany Bilefroo
Oreel
Davi Oabrick
Fairchild Streets
Shawnee Council
L. of S
Eldridge
Frank Combs
Colored Presbyterian Church
Fort Piliow Post
Frank Russell
Santa Fe
Mise Bertha Wiser
Albuquendue
N. ML
D. A Winer
Topeka
Wm. Morrie, Alam
Lincoln
Neb
Aire
D. Small
Felicity Duplicate Whist Club
St Jackson Street
JC. Pollock
A. J. Walcote
Gregory
B. P Baker
W. DB. Lacey
Western Woolen Mills
L. S. Delman
Lawton Okla
Dolman
West Gondon Street
Congdon
L A. Ryder
Mise Ning Hilton
HD. Small
Mark Putham
W. AM. Mostley
Rochmar
KP Baker
Mark Putnam
Charles Green
Mr. French
Argonauts
Nicholson
van Huren Street
Myers
Grace Hoot
Rome
Frank Root
Edna Heywood
S. Plurm
Mer
Kunta
Plummer
Quincy Street
South America
W. MM. Davis
Lora Anna
Lng
Mrs. Dibjde
Misa Elizabeth Reader
Insurance rates to rise nationwide after heavy losses
Five major insurance firms met Tuesday and agreed to a 20 percent rate increase for mercantile stocks and most manufacturing risks east of the Rockies, with New York city exempted. The Journal of Commerce notes 1901 losses and the Parson and Waterbury fires prompted the move, and the policy requires rated buildings and special hazards to be reviewed within a year.
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New York
Journal of Commerce
United States
Rocky Mountains
New York City
Tte
Journal of Cammerce
Elven
Parson
Waqerbury
Teess
Forit
Oysters Scarce As Storms Hit New York Harbor
News brief reports a sharp oyster shortage and rising fish prices in New York due to recent storms. Transportation disruptions hinder supply, with prices up as much as ten to thirty percent. The piece mentions delays affecting fishing schooners and shipments to the Clambate City Ticket Office and Union Pacific R R 625 Kansas.
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New York
Hewitt Seeks Ward Council Seat in Republican Primary
John G. Hewitt announces his candidacy for councilman from the ward in the Republican primary. He has served as a sine die oil official in the Tealea years, running as a candidate since Warner declined to seek re election. He aims to represent the ward on the council.
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Atich
John G. Hewitt
Warner
Denver Tramway sale eyed by eastern syndicate
Denver reports negotiations for sale of the Denver City Tramway to Whitney fly Widener syndicate for 5.4 million dollars, brokers Moore and Schley representing the eastern group have been in the city reviewing the books. Grant Schley has studied the plant and the deal is expected to close within a month. Willan Evans and D I Moffat control the company and are in New York handling the transaction. The tramway covers 190 miles of track and 88 miles of Denver streets, including multiple former holdings. The capital stock is five million dollars with bonds outstanding.
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Big Street Railway
Mountain City
Denver
Colo
News Today
Denver City ‘Tramway Company
Whitney-fly
Widenerinhine Syndicate
Grant Sehley
Moore & Schley
Wastern Syndient
Willan G. Evans
D. I. Moffat
New York City
Denver City Tramway Company
Old Tramway Company
Metropolitan Binet Railway Company
Denver Consolidated Tramway Company
Denver City Railway Company
Westnd Railroad Company
Ivory Traction Company
Colfax Electric Company
Taft outlines religious climate in Philippines testimony
Governor Taft told the senate committee on the Philippines that relations among churches are generally friendly and evangelical groups seek a foothold in the Islands. He noted ecclesiastical courts under Spanish rule and that 25 to 50 people were deported to Guam as trespassers. He said Philippine independence advocates favored U S protection. He described the Malekwe constitution and press limitations on independence advocacy.
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Gov
Taft
Philippines
Washington
Ippmnes
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Guam
Allison
United States
Mme
Manila
Aguinaldo
Taftila
Calperson
Coffin Contained Body Hidden In Glasgow Hotel Two Months
New York reports a Glasgow hotel discovery of a coffin with a dead New York girl. Her sister had the body embalmed for burial in America but kept the coffin in a private hotel room for weeks. Hotel staff alerted authorities, transferring the body to the morgue. The sister faced questions as she planned a New York burial.
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New York
Ued Jain
Glasgow
Scotland
Journal
American
Sinter
York
Pes Seathey
Percu Tors
America
FOR SALE Incubator and Brooder and Lost and Found
Classified notice notes an for sale incubator and brooder plus a lost and found item about two hens. It includes a reward request for money returned and mentions a stray or stolen cock with branding. Also lists eczema cure advert and loan offers with miscellaneous items and dates. Includes addresses in Topeka Port Scott and Kansas Avenue.
Railroad Timetables for Rock Island Route Update
Schedule notice shows Whretbounda and Missouri Pacific routes with arrivals and departures. Whretbounda timetable lists Ea Seats and Selig, Saeeve Noe Te pat, indicating station stops and times.
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Rock Island
Ea Seats
Selig
Saeeve
Missouri Pacific
Tapas Teta
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the State Journal
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Cremerie _restaurant
Only & Works Teguma
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Sole Bucher College
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Greenwood Ave
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Junction City
J. J. Winchell
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Wentlemen
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Charles W. Trapp
Banas Ave
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Zenxtonnt
Jewelers
James T. Hayden
Opd
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Siverware
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Kasane
Marth
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