Consular Dinner Delivers Warm Franco-German Unity Message
President Roosevelt presides over a high level dinner with Imperial German officials and American leaders. Notable figures include Prince Henry of Prussia and Vice Admiral von Tirpitz among guests as exchanges emphasize mutual respect and future cooperation. The emissaries discuss naval and political ties while the host voices hope for continued friendship.
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Roosevelt
Ran A
Fuller
Chumir
Fulleraes
Henry
Prussia
Imperial Navy
Adral von Tir
Jan Secomidorf
Germers
Frater
Jules Gampin
Imitsmader
Tamia
Camm
Mexivary Artes Senor
Manuel de Amiros
Tnalda Aantationer
Signor
Exisansdy Mayer Planchéa
A. Ven Gundt
Ay Reuber
Hawnted Rout
Eeok
Wi Imo
Ore
Jiryn
Senate
Spenser Hen
Dire
Migior
Cor- Dat
Honey Dymrand
Pemgers A. Sinewar
Wi Cowes
Jomph
Charkes
Gror- Vener
M. H
Cr Cenbenen
Peestive Communitine Steinate
Bond
Tixvy
William Hi. Tutt
Whitt
Henry Tt
Tam
Richard Giney
Robert T Tin Vam
Carl Schurz
Cornelius N. Bliss
OQ Walcott
F. Jefferson Coolidge
Morgan
Lewis Cassi
A. J. Cane
Prince Mery
Poole
Warner's Safe Cure Kidney Testimonial Ad
A bold advertorial promises a free trial bottle of Warner's Safe Cure, touting it as the world's greatest kidney medicine. It urges readers to test their urine, analyze samples, and urges substitution-free claims, with testimonials and a Rochester address for free literature.
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Warner
Warner Safe Cure Co
Rochester
Topeka
Bate Paix
Warn- Sete
Gare
Dinner and departure of a notable guest aboard special train
A garbled account describes a dinner with guests and conversations about the day, followed by the guest leaving after tea with a small escort. The narrator notes the guest’s departure by special train and a security escort guiding him to the station for a midnight trip to New York City.
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Walent
Altreely
Ution
New York
President Henry Visit to German Embassy Amid Crowded Welcome
A detailed account describes Prince Henry's reception at the German embassy in Washington. It covers arrival by carriage, the elaborate imperial and German flags, U.S. engineers guarding the entrance, and a formal greeting with President Roosevelt. The scene moves through official introductions in the House of Representatives and Senate, the prince meeting lawmakers, and a ceremonial reception highlighting cordial U.S.–Germany relations.
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Terperial
Germany
Embley
SH. Kaufmann
Boeing Star
United States
Prince Ferry
Gervain
Fsa
Prussia
Baden
Hesse
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Perity
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Saady
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Roosevelt
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Emalich
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Gerson
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House of Representatives
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Kentucky
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Tennessee
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Grow
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Massachusette
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Martie
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Ive
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Corbin
Merry
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Feree
Amon
Fretean Taine
Rhett
Bowth Carolina
Winkie
Clerks
Senniie
Frye
Prince Henry Visit to Capitol Delights Congress
Prince Fluory and his suite visited Washington Capitol on a February afternoon, meeting both houses and observing sessions. They arrived escorted by cavalry, proceeding to the eastern entrance exactly at 2 oclock, with Prince Henry appearing in a dark blue fatigue uniform and plumed cap, while his party wore similar attire and the German ambassador wore court dress.
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Capitol
Washington
Feb. S
Prince Fluory
Bis
House
Senate
Houtes
Bardgen
Funkigh
Dar
Amebassador
Fragmentary OCR Note on a Political Incident
An unclear OCR passage describes a political scene with figures and a carriage, mentioning a senator and a dramatic departure. Names and details are obscured, but it implies a crowd reaction and a security escort accompanying a person referred to as Bevnce as a car leaves a doorway.
Arrest of Dr Schelle Over Scarlet Fever Case
A sickening scarlet fever outbreak in the Wright family on Buchanan Street leads to the arrest of Dr F H Schelle for alleged neglect to report in the case. The illness, linked to a Ritter family case weeks earlier, involved accusations that Schelle warned neighbors and delayed quarantine. The prosecution claims Schelle denied contagion and used unapproved remedies while preparing to assume city physician duties, as judicial actions proceed.
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Wright
Nickie
Buchanan Street
Aidan Judd
Warefal
FH. Schelle
Judd
Elenicison
Schone
Aire
Divsiel
Behode
Scholle
Phyetiam
Ife
Sinclair May Try For State Superintendent Post
A new candidate enters the race for state superintendent of public instruction. Prof. Wm Sinclair, former president of a teachers association and current head of 15 Dorado schools, Walnut Valley Times reports, is praised as an able educator though his bid faces possible lawsuits. Other contenders include Prof. Madechd and EL Wellington, with Fairchild also a potential candidate if Wellington falters.
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WM. Sinclair
Dorado
Walnut Valley Times
Noton
Sinclair
el Doende
Karas
Mra
Madechd
EL W. Wellington
Wellington
Fairchild
Calkins Seeks New Trial In Barney Liquor Case
Calkins requests a new trial in the Barney liquor case after the not guilty verdict and a finding the action was malicious and lack of probable cause. He argues he should not bear court costs as chief state witness and primary complainant. Assistant AG Redden prosecuted the charge of illegal sale. Barney was alleged to have sold liquor in River Lake.
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Barney
Calkins
Frank Foster
Frank Barney
River Lake
A. T. Redden
Harney
Callin
Calking
Hones
Sumner School Building Nears Readiness in March
Ready on March 10 Inas now expected that the Sumner school building will be ready for occupancy March. The building is about completed and the school desk and neat and black boards have yet to be placed in position. They tarda and school furniture are expected here early next week and all may be in readiness for school by a week from Monday. The epitomic of fixtures fever in the helekborhkodd of the Sumner School may delay to opening of the building.
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Inas
Sumner
Smith May Quit Rumor Flows About International Race
Rumors suggest A W Smith may retire from international racing in McPherson county and cede courts to Frank Nelson without Strumme, though unconfirmed. The chatter links a possible run for the Liture in AfcPher son county Ulls fall, echoing a Kansas Day rumor. Frank Nelson reportedly planned to verify the situation with Mehersae cagaty todas to confirm or deny his election prospects.
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Genta Bell
Sixth Mol congress opens with mothers' dentials meeting
Unclear text notes a sixth Mol congress beginning with maternal credentials or measures this morning in Washington. Names and specifics are fragmented, preventing a full event recap.
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Washington
Judge Eldridge's Patriot Poetry Readings and Reflections
A fragmentary excerpt presents a poem praising patriotism and ancestral sires, recalling Paul Revere, with speeches on nationhood and divine blessing. The jagged text hints at a historical reading or public recitation by Judge Feet deage Erie and references to New York.
Feast of St David Celebrated by Welsh in Topeka
The Welshmen of Topeka and neighborhood plan the St David's Day banquet at Odd Fellows Hall 619 Quines Street on Saturday March 1 at 6 30 p.m. A program of Welsh and English songs, prayers, recitations and duets follows the meal with performances by H W Jones Miss Davis Mr Walter Davis and others. Tickets 25 cents sold at Rosser's Drug Store Daily Capital office Gabriel Lumber Yard and He Hall.
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Topeka
Nelethorhood
St David
Odd Fellows Hall
Quines Street
H. W Jones
Liymn
Andienus
B. Stephens
Addrelia of
Howel Jones
Miss Davis
Walter Davis
Calkins
Rundle Congdon
E. Gabriel
Negubaur
Blanche Jones
Edith Gabriel
Canon Bywater
Belo
Miss Congden
Mixnes Alberta
Loren Davis
Misers Jones
Jenne
J.P. Wable
H. W. Jones
Selo
Mr. Congden
America
Rosser
Tenth and
Topeka Avenue
Daily Capital
Gabriels Lumber Yard
Kansan Avenue
Fairuild Street
Plan of Compromise Aims to Ease Lowman Hill School Tensions
The school board contemplates a compromise to end disputes between Black families and the board over sixth grade placement. Black pupils now in the sixth grade attend Buchanan Street, while white students also attend Lowman Hill. The proposal would move both groups to the Lowman Hill sixth grade if space allows, potentially lifting the boycott on Douglise School. The plan will be reviewed at the next board meeting.
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Lowman Hill
Lowman
Buchanan Street
Lowman Hul
Douglise
Lowman Hill School
Lowman Huth
Curtis Endorsement Move For U. S. Senator
Shawnee county Quigates discussed a proposal to introduce a resolution at the First district congressional convention in Holton endorsing Congressman Curtis for United States senator in addition to reaf firming him for Congress. Some backers fear triggering a Tulley governor endorsement and complicating the Curtis Batley state race, with Mulvane slated to lead the Shawnee delegation.
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Holton
Curtis
United States
Shawnee County
W. J. Tulley
Mr. Curtis
Curtis-Batley
Bu A Mulvane
Shaw- Hiegation
Republican primary ballot lacks county central committee candidates
The ticket for the Republican primary on March includes spaces for write‑in names for county central committee in several precincts lacking nominees. In the Fourth Precinct of the First Ward no candidates are listed, and countywide spots in West Soldier, Linn Creek, Williamsport, and South Mission precincts have no entries.
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West Soldier
Linn Creek
Williamsport
South Mission
Bank Examiner Kidd Dead in Wisconsin
Prairie du Chien Wis Feb 23 Bank Examiner Bi Kidd died today after a lingering illness aged 53 He contributed largely to Wisconsin Industrial educational and political history among others this state obituary notes his service and impact.
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Kidd
Prairie du Chien
Wis
State Bank Examiner
Yeu Eiad
Wisconsin
Moffitt to Expand Store at Kansas Avenue
Moffitt furniture store at 533 Kansas avenue will be enlarged to add a drapery and carpet department and create more room for merchandise. The expansion secures three thousand additional square feet of space for the business.
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Moffitt Furniture
Kansas Avenue
Gion
Bonis Letter Favors U S Purchase of Panama Canal
Paris report notes Count Bon de Castel lane urging U S to buy the Panama Canal, contrasting Nicaragua route bias with national interest and utility. Also lists several charters granted by the state, including Themers Coadition Macksville, Pre Citizens Telephone Glen Elder, Hughes Land Pittsburg, United Lush and Dwor Wichita, and John Cuda hay Chisaga.
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Paris
Bon! de Castellane
The
Herald
United States
Panama Canal
Nicaragua
Ace Themers
Coadition
Macksville
Ther Feder] Gar and Ott Company
Cherri
Male
Pre Citizens" Telephone Company
Glen Elder
Hughes of Land Comppany
Pittsburg
United Lush and Dwor Company
Wichita
Hes
John Cudahay Company
Chisaga
Rahe Wearint Manufacturing Or
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Wis
Kankas
Wat Market Prices and Grain Trade Notes From Topeka
Topeka market report covers corn oats and wheat prices and receipts. Includes livestock figures cattle hogs and sheep receipts and notes on Chicago and Boston quotations. Mentions regional price activity and market gossip with unspecified dates and collaborators.
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Topeka
Boston
Sabe
Berthiet
Cabien
Tiverhoet
Market Report From Chicago Wheat and Livestock Trends
Chicago February report notes mixed wheat receipts and varied prices across regions. Early weakness gave way to modest firmness as traders weighed crop conditions and weather. dairy and livestock bids showed uneven demand with some gains in May futures and regional reports from Duluth and Kansas City.
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Chicago
Souda
Texas
Acon
The Kemper Grain Co Private Market Trading
The Kemper Grain Co discusses trading options in Chicago Kansas City markets. The note mentions handling accounts and patronage with references to the Kansas City Board of Trade.
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Chicten
Chicago
Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Trae
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