Royal and Senate Honor German Prince at Lincoln Memorial Ceremony
A historic memorial service featured Prince Henry of Prussia arriving with Senators Foraker and Grosvenor among dignitaries. President McKinley and Secretary Hay attended as the Marine Band played Lead Kindly Light. The event included a prayer by Dr. Goo den and a formal oath for court and cabinet members, with a moment of deep national reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piteneadl
Urme
Admiral Dewey
Phorida
Tim Hiwt
Prince Henry
Foraker
Gene Grosvenor
Senate
Aml Hatwe
Prince Henry of
Poret
Nuxr
Zenator Pornkat
Grosvenor
Tock
Sithce
Imhein
Germany
Peye
Oroter
Dipreme Court
Carshal
Kincatinet
Marine Band
Chie Provident
Hoowvelt
Hay
Hie Alien
Hingham
Arm
Gilmere
Marine Corps
Prince Henric
Calinet
Uttier
Shaw
Ooeden
Eli Ie Houke
Voloe
Washington
Lincoln
McKinley
Milburn
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corpe
Spt
Mr Payne
New Norge
House Aaa
Weather Bureau Forecast Promises Mixed Winter Conditions
The weather service reports rain possible from February 2 to March, with a shift to drier, colder conditions later. Strong winds are expected from the west, with a low barometer across the nation and storm warnings from Grand Isle to Punta Gorda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Weather Bureau
Smith
Paiva Perrades
Cezar
Omiano
Alenee
Thunder Sore
Texas
Ohio
Fethary
Ericig
Sabor
Punta Kara
Key West
Jennings
California
Elias
Lee
Kansas
Kansan
Topeka
Mallee
Warner's Safe Cure Promises Universal Kidney Relief Many Claims
An advertisement extols Warner's Safe Cure as the sole remedy for all forms of kidney disease and related ailments. It touts a free trial bottle, a at-home urine test, and medical booklets, asserting cures for kidney, liver, bladder, and rheumatic issues, with endorsements and mother and child health claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Warnes
Rhetiania
Kochenter
Toprka
Prince Henry Reception in New York Sparks Broad Rally
The Waldorf Astoria hosted Prince Henry with Herman Ridder and Edward Cat of the Freie Presse. Attendees included U.S. and German officials, with cheers as the prince arrived and national anthems played. Ridder toasted the president and emperor, praising American and German ties and the prince's leadership qualities.
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Snd
Herman Ridder
Edward Cat
Ir Biante Zeitung
Waldorf-Astoria
Prince Henry
Mont Coeal
Zang Hin
Stholder
Roosevelt Wei
Ehver
Ridder
Edward ©. Cult
Woodruff
Buenz
Melville A Stone
Evans
von Mueller
Major Taw
von Seckendart
Hill
Frank H. Noyes
von Pigsven
Bishop Potter
Whitelaw Meld
Gernan Amor von Hoileben
Archbishop Corrigan
von Tirplt
Lodge
von Pisendrehr
Charles Emory Smith
Hawley
Depew
Count Raudisen
Charles Wypp
von Grumme
Heneral Rbein
Gottheil
Willams
Bryant
Bis
America
Teidder
United States
Kareer Wilhelm
Whitten
New York
San Franpisco
Porto Rico
Tl Philippines
Tanor
Ateat
Ealdier
Statenmann
Tir
Ate
Anne Fon
Nies
Ynauth
Wiley
Cincinnati
Ziate
Prince
University of Kansas joins national geology society effort
The University of Kansas mining department gains recognition, invites students to join a national geology society, and outlines sections for location at several schools including Harvard and MIT. Also notes a reduced ice schedule by Topeka Ice Co and reports on O'Donovan Rossa’s health with an update from St Francis hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
United States
Emi
Emi There Lay ‘Admnitia To the Pational Sreapisation. Trotramus Haworth
Ent
Wat Tale University
Harvard University
Chicwn Schoo of Mines
University of Califionia
Massachusetts Institute of Tech- Johnsoapiine University
O'Donovan Rossa
Colonic Springs
Col
O'Derovin
Hotel Clerk Walter Lane Disappears. Safe Contents Taken
Walter Lane, night clerk at the Boneventure Hotel on Independence Avenue in Kansas City, disappeared early today after taking contents from the safe. Police report $200 in cash and valuable papers and tokens belonging to guests were missing. Lane had worked 23 years and was from St. Louis.
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Walter Lane
Kansas City
Safe
Kann City
Peb
Watter Lane
Boneventure
Independence Avenue
Lane
Stanil
Death of Dr Vernellea, prominent local physician
Vic tim of heart failure, Dr Vernelia, a well known colored physician, died yesterday at his home 27 Tokea avenue after 25 years of service. Funeral will be held from the residence Sunday. He was sixty two years old and widely respected in the community with a large plant.
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Seth Vernelli
Phadend Bn Teeka
Topeka Avenue
Reid
Verweike
Arnica Salve Advertises Medical Aid
Fragmentary OCR describes Arnica Salve and mentions drug company, addresses, and scattered quotes about debt and modern drama. Readable elements point to a historical ad or note from Armor Drug Co with sparse context.
Sworn to Secrecy by Captive Missionaries
Two women missionaries, bound to protect their brigands, were forced to secrecy about the captivity. The pair, uncertain of release timing or location, marched after a night of strife to a village elder who would arrange aid, as bandits fled into the dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Stonemys
Sere
Macelonis
Agonam Gurzato
House
Mrs Huntington Payed Record Duty on Abroad Purchases
New York widow Mrs. Huntington paid 1500 in cash to settle duties after returning from Europe aboard the Oceanic with her son Archer Huntington. Acting deputy collector noted purchases totaling 37500, the largest recorded for a traveler at the port. The trunks contained gowns jewelry perfumes and bronzes with duties ranging from 10 to 60 percent.
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New York
Nravella D. Huntington
Colby P. Huntington
Sam
Huntington
Europe
Archer Huntington
Young Huntington
Nsnother
Paris
London
Berlin
Plies Cured After 30 Years A. Wood Sacramento
A. Wood receives $18 17 wt in Sacramento for a Pyrat box purchase. The unusual note mentions a 30 year timeline and a boxed Pyrat item, with emphasis on the long wait and transaction location.
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A. Wood
Sacramento
Prince Henry Visits New York German Societies
Prince Henry toured the Arion Society in New York with a parade of veterans and German clubs, met by officials and students, and attended a ball at the Waldorf. The event showcased strong U S German cultural ties and prompted cordial welcomes from civic leaders.
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Prince
Urion Society of
New York
Prince Harry
Arion Society
Park Avenue
von Therott
Count 399
Lucain
Jane
Col. Mingham
Adjawaant
Corbin
Cowles
Stimnechat
Freak Otejem Presi Ie
Hirvieen
Prince Henry
Urtell
Trac AE
Hin
Hewitt
Aml
Witti
Wocleeles
Denis Werlind
Lent
New York City
Lesvertat
Columbia College
Bervets Second Street
Ting
Marc
Umber
Mate Sdireetee
Lorens
Arion Club
Waldorf-Astoria
State Dairy Association Meets in Manhattan for fifteenth Annual Event
State Dairy Association in Manhattan Kansas hosts its fifteenth annual meeting March 4 to 7. Dairy cattle judging each afternoon will be open to visitors and students. Four dairy breeds and two general purpose breeds will be shown with machinery butter and cheese exhibits. Ten dairymen will showcase test cows priced around 550 with freight over 10 and home buys near 40. Judge Wormaty of Titan will instruct in judging cattle.
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Manhattan
Kan
Ep. Oy
State Daily Association
Rious
Wormaty
Former Governor Hogg Entertained by Mrs Hale in New York
Former Texas Governor Hogg attended a dinner in Cadogan Square hosted by Mrs. Henry Hale. Guests included Mrs. Ogilvie Hate, the Countess Craven, Sir Nigel Kingscote, and the Marquis of Northampton among others. The event, noted by the Journal of American, showcased notable society figures and international aristocracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogg Givens Dinser
New York
Hogg
Texas
Henry Hale
Cadcean Square
London
Dimaich
Journal of Aimerican
Caught at Willard McNinch Arrested for Obscene Pictures
G W McNinch, dealer in obscene pictures, was arrested Wednesday at Willard Kansas by Deputy Marshal Prescott on charges of sending obscene material through the U S mail. Evidence suggests sufficient grounds for conviction. Penalties include up to two years in prison or a $5000 fine or both. McNinch, previously based in Topeka, sent circulars offering a dozen pictures at two dollars, drawing hundreds of letters and aiding authorities in tracing.
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G. W. McWinch
McNinch
Willard
Kas
Prescott
Saroth
U. & Post
Art
U. S
Topeka
Postofice
Dinols
Postoffice Department
MoNiioh
Chicago Market Report Highlights Wheat And Livestock Moves
Chicago Feb 2 market report shows May wheat dipping on favorable weather and steady cables, with predictions of a western storm. Corn and oats mix with receipts around 418 cars. hogs and cattle trading lower at opening but turning mixed as the day progresses. New York money and commodity markets show pressure on futures and slight gains in rail and financials amid mixed demand.
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Cicago
Trs
Aid
Team Tao
Mi Detoth
Fesotinn
Ata
Aicadre
Emre
Areponng
Minneapolie
Bt. Paul
Sault Ste Marie
Chesapeake
Western
Pont
Gugenham
Chicago
Great Western
Sri Bae
Ise Soap Trust
New York
le Louie
Norfol
Ft. He
The Ke 110 We: Phone 486 Capital and
The fragment provides limited readable facts about a KE 110 device or topic labeled We with a contact phone 486. No clear event date place or organization is available. The text appears OCR damaged and lacks coherent context or outcome.
Trade group urges safe handling in city, county regions
A fragmented notice from the Trade Board of Kansas City and Chicago appeals to members to support safer hoist operations. It highlights cooperation with city and county points and asks for patronage while stressing safety in the trade.
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Kansaw City
Ieneae City
Trade
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