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The Best Pavement Opinion From New York World
The New York World lauds asphalt paving as essential for New York, warns against scrapping a prudent municipal policy, and argues that economic, public health, and progress benefits justify broader use. It contends asphalt improves streets, justifies cost, and cautions against retrogression in public works.
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New York
York
Strone
Eve York
Railroads Consolidation Rumor Sparks Market Talk
The weekly financial circular notes possible consolidation of major rail systems. C B & Q and M & T reportedly exchanged views on a merger, with M&T seeking four percent preferred stock and Burlington weighing terms. The item reflects broader railroad finance trends and market speculation.
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Henry Clews
Clees
Wall Street
MR & T
Notable Figures Across Ages and Eras
A fragmented column highlights George Sewell Boutwern as a long political figure tied to veterans and a nod to war era achievements. It notes Dr. De Leasops wife’s pension and mentions various historical names, emphasizing public life, pensions, and literary aliases without cohesive narrative.
Bearded Cornellius Van derblit and Family Tangle
Fragmentary tale mentions Tania and Le Jean Charcot with Jeanne Hugo, a life as specialist, and a young Dr. Charcot receiving pay. It notes Ex Chief Crowley of San Francisco honored by Chinese government with a banner for fair treatment, and Secretary Long’s remark on resuming Cuban port trade, with old congressmen recalling Havana bombardment.
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Tania
Cornellius Vanderblit
le Jean Charcot
Jeanne Hugo
Daniet
Jean Charest
Dr. Charcot
Crowley
San Francisco
Chines
Pekin
Sar Francisco
Booker T Washington letter to Louisiana convention urges fair ballot laws
Booker T Washington writes from New Orleans urging Louisiana to adopt a just election law that safeguards both races. He argues restricting the ballot to intelligent voters benefits whites and blacks alike, promotes education, and aims to create lawful, prosperous citizens through equitable schooling and voter rules.
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Constitutional Convention of
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Richard Le Gallienne Greets New York Audience at Lyceum
Richard Le Gallienne, the new apostle of aestheticism, made his official bow before a New York audience as the Lyceum theater fund presented a matinee. His delivery pleased. he read selections from Book Bills of Narcissus and performed several poems to appreciative applause.
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George Muncaster
Amd Tagk
la Galla
Jove
Federal Court Reversed in Grice Habeas Case
The United States Supreme Court reversed a federal decision involving William Grice and others under indictment in Texas for alleged violations of the gutitrust law. The court held the federal court interfered in granting a writ of habeas corpus and remanded the prisoners to state custody without addressing the merits of the gutitrust claim.
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William Grice
Texas
United States Supreme Court
Federal Credit Court
Union Pacific Faces Immigrant Trade Dispute
Chicago Feb. 2 The Union Pacific road is said to pay a $13 commission on immigrant business to California. Western immigrant guard and steamship lines threaten to shut Union Pacific out of immigrant traffic unless the payments stop at once. The authorized commission on this business is $4.00.
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Union Pacific Road
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Garenit
Ireba Atanees
Union Pacific
Trafic
Pruning Knife Used In Sundry Civil Estimates Cut Down
The pensioning bill details deep water and river harbor appropriations. Major items include Humboldt Bay and Savannah projects, Cumberland Sound, and multistate river work. The public buildings and coast survey funding rise modestly while the Paris exposition plan authorizes a commission and expenses not to exceed 520000 for the event.
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Deep Waterways Commission
War Department
Paria
Humboldt Jar
Calif
Savannah
Sable Pass
Texas
Datush
Minn
Oakland
Calle
San Pedro
Acoidance
Locks and Dame
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Monmont Gaheta River
Weet Vo
Cumberland River
Nashville
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Chicago
Keweenawa Bay
Lake Superior
Mississippi River
Cito
St Paul
Missouri River
St. Paul
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Midouri River
Slows City
St. Joseph
Litt
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Tia
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Chicard
Cheyenne
Denver
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Alaaka
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Piris Exposition
United States
Croker With The 400 Guests At Perry Belmont’s
King Croker and his wife visit Perry Belmont's in New York amid social elite. They pass through the door, mingle with Astors Cushings Gerrys Fishes and others, sharing stories and remarks about Melba and races, while the king’s presence draws attention to social gatekeeping and entry norms.
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Melba
Water storage plan to supply Winslow and surrounding lands
Col Bergman, superintendent of the territorial penitentiary, will inspect a major southwest water storage project at Hay Lake. A 1,400 foot altitude, 300 acre reservoir is planned to supply Winslow Arizona with water power and electricity for the town and the A T and S F shops, plus irrigation for 59,000 acres.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Col Bergman
Territorial Penitentiary
Winslow
Avi
Hay Lake
Bik Company 2
Tucson Carnival Plan At City Board Meeting
Citizens of Tucson Arizona prepare for a big carnival after a city board meeting chaired by President Donan. Letters from Gen Otis and Col Sumner offer troops and bands to participate. A five member committee will handle details and act on proposals.
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Arizona
Ariz
City Board of Trade
Donan
Gen. Otis
Department of Colorado
B. V. Sumner
Fort Grant
Ona Binets
Stenenaia
Kansas
New Dress Skirts and Fabrics in Up-to-Date Styles
A sale description of women’s skirts in many fabrics and finishes. Includes prices from 75c to 3.98 and notes on Windsor Cretonne, Chambry, and cambrics. Highlights 300 plus skirts, finishes, yokes, belts, and ruffles, with references to displays and in-store promotions.
Hosiery Sale Offers Deep Discounts on Ladies Hoses
A local retailer announces a limited week sale on 118 dozen ladies cotton and lisle hose acquired from a manufacturer at below value. The lot includes wool and cotton hose, with many items priced around 25 to 50 cents and select pieces up to one dollar. Special values invite customers to clear stock before spring lines arrive.
Ribbons for Spring On Sale In A Choice Line
A local shop displays a broad spring ribbon selection including Fancies and Plains in various widths with checks plaids and stripes. Prices range from 25 cents to 65 cents per yard for different qualities, plus sash ribbons and ribbon ties with fringed ends and Mull and Netting Ties at multiple price points.
Savon Iris Blanc Toilet Soap Offer
An old style sales notice advertises three cakes of Savon Iris Blanc Toilet Soap in a box for a nominal price in Q Cents, promising value and convenience to shoppers.
Waterworks shutdown risks mail service and railroad supply
Arkansas City neighbors report the closing of the waterworks to interfere with the U S mail. Missouri Pacific Prisco and Anthony branches rely on city water. Santa Fe plans to pump its own water from its shops well if the system remains shut. A Fort Scott citizen suffers a paralytic stroke. Finney County lists two acting superintendents.
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Prisco
Anthony Branch
Santa Fe
Tt Han
Major Peck is Stricken in Fort Scott
MajorEl t Peck deputy internal revenue collector for Kansas is stricken with paralysis at home in Fort Scott He fell and sustained a head wound Doctors hope for recovery He has been a political figure since Barrison era and served in the Fourth Wisconsin Cavalry earlier. Also notes on county office changes as Mrs Rowan delays and VanScholack takes charge before a dispute over the office is settled. Fort Scott adds a new chemical engine and tank for the fire department with a 68 gallon tank and 200 feet of hose planned to rest at the center of the road and use carbonic acid gas.
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Fort Scott
Elt Peck
Internal Revenue
Kansas
Jastte
Barrison
Makinics
Fourth
Wisconsin Cavalry
Wes
Rowan
de Uty
Mullins
Ron
Resister of Deeds
Mr. VanScholack
Ihe
Ausman
Drunken Sunday brawl in Little Russia ends with arrests
A matinee in Little Russia Sunday night featured a Russian company led by Jacob and John Spalin Adam Desch and Kasper Jacobs. A brawl broke out in the district east of the Santa Fe junction with fists and clubs then police arrived and four men were hauled to police station. They were released after sobering up.
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John Spalin
Adam Desch
Kasper Jacobs
Polles Station
Santa Fe Junction
Jacob Spahn
John Spahs
Kasper Jacoba
Jenkins
Gordon
Spain Brothers
Cross’ Jewelry
Kenses Avenue
Topeka
County Board Considers Appointing County Superintendent
The Board of County Commissioners met in a special session to decide on appointing a county superintendent to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of Mrs. Gilte Ts. Mi eo McKeever had previously removed her sister Mrs. McD. Rowan as deputy county superintendent.
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Mi Eo McKeever
McD. Rowan
Dwarf Chickens and City Notes Across Kansas Towns
Brief items from Cimarron Burlingame Sterling and Topeka noting a four year old's fondness for a dwarf chicken and a pastor, a house fire near Santa Fe depot with 1300 loss, Knight Templar ball advance notice, Santa Fe route trains to California, and a testimonial for Béres Little Giant Pills addressing long term constipation and indigestion.
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Cimarron
Ruth
James Crawley
P. W. Dore
M. I. Church
Burlingame
Ohio Fouse
Santa Fe
George W. Sheppard
Sterling
WI E. Chutes
Topeka
Knight Templar
40 Years Occupation Sufficient to Settle Title, U S Supreme Court
In a St Paul land dispute, the Supreme Court upholds the transfer after 40 years, ruling the title cannot be disturbed due to lack of orphan court consent at the time. Justice Brown notes the land’s value climbs from under 200 dollars to nearly a million with improvements, and affirms the eighth circuit ruling against Mrs Wetzel.
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Utreme Court of the
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Elizabeth Wetzel
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Bowghe
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Topeka Woolen Mill President Says Wool Shortage False
President George Neil of the Topeka Woolen Mill declares reports of wool shortages are untrue. He says there has been no difficulty securing wool and the mill is profitable. Also notes ongoing cleaning, collections, and satisfactory operations.
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Topeka Woolen Mil Company
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