Proposed New Union Passenger Station at Grand Avenue
Report claims a new Union passenger station for Kansas City will be built on Twenty Second Street and Grand Avenue with 101 acres used for trestle transfer yards. Details describe connected cutoff routes to Belt Line and access points for Illinois, Rock Island, Milwaukee, and Wabash lines, with savings on some routes and eventual use of Alton tracks for St Louis trains.
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Hateas City
Kanae
Inealte
Chicago & Alton
Hock Ieland
Onuwha Junction
Great Western
Rock Sound
Union Pacific
Lavilneton Railroad
Kansas City
Hannibal & St. Joseph's
Acreem
Milwaukee Bridge
Bure Tinston and
Wabash
Kaneay City
Dhurlington
St. Louis
Alton
Hagenback Ancel s Animal Show Skips Crawford Engagement
Local Crawford management cites Ficky refusal to appear after an animal engagement as the reason. The Hagenbeck and Ancel show was moved to an indoor venue in Topeka, with a last minute switch announced by Crawford headquarters in Fr. Laure.
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Hagenteck
Crawford
Crawford Theatre
Ficky
Ehipp
Auditoriam
Topeia
Crawford Ehrenit
Fr. Laure
Big Pay Promised as Teens Plotted to Join Expedition
An unclear notice describes an army recruitment push promising high pay to youths believed to be plotting a salting expedition. Officials from a national order were drawn into the matter, and inquiries were to be made at William Wea in Nockistowa, Pa., with dated Western area mail from New York.
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Mit Brneress
William Wea
Nockistowa
Wetern
New York
Back to the Philippines mission noted by regimental commander
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a regiment returning from the war theater and a commanding officer referenced as Cole Jokes W. The text is unclear on dates, units, or locations beyond a general Pacific theater context and a transport plan.
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Philippines
Tema
Magila
Buford
Cole
Kaiser’s Cruise Plans Face Long Sea Voyage
Berlin reports Emperor William will begin a 12 day voyage aboard the Koenig Albert, visiting Vigo, Lisbon, Gibraltar, Port Mahon, Messina, and Genoa while escorted by ships Henrich II and Sleipter. The route avoids Constantinople with no fixed itinerary beyond limited land calls and possible Italian meetings. The return will keep the emperor within two days of land.
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Berlin
Wiliam
Ery
Koenig Albert
Medi
Vigo
Spal
aLee
Carlos
Portugal
Gibralter
Sleipter
Hohengzollern
Corfu
Athens
Constantinople
William
Italy
Nagte
Man Hunter Captures Odell After Long Chase in Binghamton
In Binghamton on February 27 Morris Odell, a nearly 50 year old white man, was captured by Levy Ray after a 10 hour pursuit by a crowd of about 50. Odell allegedly attacked two women and his stepdaughter, and authorities say his wife recently died, with police intervention preventing the mob from harming him. Frank Panchon led the pursuit as the incident unfolded across several nearby homes.
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Binghamton
Pears
Morris Gell
Odell
Levy Ray
Frank Panchon
Fanction
Worsan
Parliament to dissolve soon amid government divisions
London February 27. The Daily Chronicle reports the government plans to dissolve Parliament within weeks to pass through essential measures and avoid further strife. A new decison is expected as divisions widen and unity erodes, signaling an early dissolution date.
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London
Associated Press
Daily Chronicle
Hip Mernin
Neves Eary
Misplaced quotations swirl around Burton case in capital notes
Washington reports debunk a Kansas paper error misquoting Senator Long’s supposed endorsement for Senator Burton. Burton hasn’t appeared at the Senate since returning from St Louis and prepares for a March 22 trial. Calderhead boasts boots and dodges photos while Campbell faces nerves over a maiden speech. Kansas delegates discuss seed allotments and public works as giggles of politics ripple through the Capitol.
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Washington
Kansas
Burton
Long
Senate
Hurton
Kansas City
Long J
St. Louis
Avery Chalette
Martin
Virginia
Benejet Dmissouri
Miscellaneous Topeka News and Notices
A jumble of Topeka items lists court notes and local events. Judge Hiren and Miss Lucy and Margaret are mentioned amid court, theatre, and civic notices. Welsh society entertainment, school basketball scores, and primary election crowds fill the day’s brief items.
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Hiren
Lucy
Margaret
Hele’ Thant
Surveyors Mapping Eskridge to Council Grove Route
The Wabaunsee County Tribune reports surveyors traveled from Topeka via Auburn to Eskridge last Friday and moved to Council Grove by Chalk route. They will survey eight farms, with FL A. Seaman joining to Topeka via Keene and Dever. Interest in the Alouette routes remains keen as many wish the road built.
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Wabaunsea
Eskridge
Topeka
Auburn
Council Grove
Munger
Ens
Tom Wilson
Chalk West
W. S. Shatlefferts
Exeridge
FL A. Seaman
Village Mourns Six Buried From One Family in Utah Explosion
The Courier reports six members of the same family died in a train yard dynamite explosion near Jackson Utah. Foreman Whit Burk, his brother Willie, and their children were among the dead. The Burks, former residents near Burden, survived by Mrs. Whit Burk, a niece of Mrs. J D Salmon of Winfield. Coffins carried by Santa Fe to South Winfield then Burden. Also includes banking averages for Winfield clearings with figures for loans deposits and reserves.
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Winfield
Kas
the Courier
Hurden
Jackson
Utah
Southern Pacific
Whit Burk
Willie Burk
Burks
Cowsey County
Burden
J. D. Salmon
Hest Fourteenth Street
South Winweld
Local magnate Amos Ayers takes own life at 62
St Louis reports Amos Ayers, major stockholder in a leading dry goods house, died by carbolic acid at his home. He had health issues and held substantial connections in manufacturing and trade. The brief notes other items include rail strike action in Buenos Aires and political moves in Minnesota.
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St. Louis
Amos Ayers
Judge J. West withdraws from associate justice race
Judge J West announces withdrawal from the Republican nomination for associate justice. He explains he joined the Rossington Smith firm and cannot trade a paying practice for a profitless honor. He urges fair support for the supreme court and cites salary concerns and personal financial limits.
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Judge J. & West
Rossington & Smith
The
State Journal
Supreme Bench
Supreme Court
Scott County
Bourbon County
Justice Smith
Justice Cunningham
Themeeloes
Pollock
Not Now I Will Not Run for Campaign Note
Brief political statement indicating the author will not be a candidate this time. The note explains they lack the heart to campaign, and that friends should not be asked to continue support. Ends with a personal sign off.
Roosevelt Endorsed for Presidential Nomination at State Convention
New York February 27 to April 12 set for the state Republican convention dates. President Roosevelt was endorsed for the presidential nomination at the speech. The Republican committee resolutions were adopted unanimously. The state convention will be held in Gasesti Hall in this city. A committee including Timothy Dileworth was appointed to draft resolutions. Governor Odell attended as proxy for L S Goodsell of Highland.
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New York
Roosevelt
Publican Committee
Resolut
Garsesi Hall
Rexolutionn
Timothy Dileworth
Odellant
L. S. Goodsell
Highland
SAVED BY WOMEN IN PATTERSON TRAIN STANDOFF
An Italian man held on the tracks by a mob in Paterson New Jersey after slashing an Erie conductor over a dispute about peas. A crowd of women passengers signaled an approaching train to stop and dragged the man off the rails as police arrived. The conductor suffered a badly cut throat and was taken to jail.
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New York
Paterson
N. J
Italien
Erie
Great Western Withdraws Wichita Territory Rate Notice
Chicago Feb 21 The Great Western road withdrew its notice of a rate reduction on wire, iron, and related products to Wichita Territory. The move came as other roads similarly adjust rates to the same territory.
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Wichita
Chicago
Great Western Road
When You Have a Cold
A fragmented advice piece claims an initial action relieves cold symptoms quickly. It warns severe colds may worsen and emphasizes a natural remedy that aims to prevent pneumonia and clear secretions as the treatment proceeds.
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Cherokee
Charles W. Reber
Honate
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John McGuire
Colorado
Pittsbure
Somata St Pritetsee
Ai Expecta
Braddold Regulator Co
Aew Pier
Senator Long
W. A. Cinderhead and His Boots
Calderhead
Missouri
Cick. Berman
Kansas Statesman
Bet Ho
Campbell
Tle
Emeress
Congress
Scott
Tate
Department of Aericulture
Rengrees
Mort
Ana
Sxow Torkivesing
Julia Lowindle
Hattie Coyne
District Court
Box
Shamrocky
St. Patrick's Day
Welsh Society of Topeka
Odd Fellows’ Hall
West Sixth Street
J.T. Sims, Jr
John Sims
Psype
Short Grass County
D. McCall
Jeffer Sonstret
Sur- Duse
W.R. C
G. G. Gage
W. C. AL Eymnasiui
Indian Girls of Haskell Institute
Topeka Dramatic Club
Court House
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Clarence A. Vincent
Fort Wayne Electric Company
Cain
Toneks
Goodland
Wilmarth
Eileworth
Haneas City
Reform School
College Avenue
Wis
Wellville
Uneeda Biscuit
Ass Tod
Ous Shoe Manufacturing Company
New York Knitting Mills
Buenos Ayers
Buenos-Reatro Rail
St. Paul
Delecates
Duluth
Port News
Way
Edward
Lord Plunkett
New Zealand
Port Ae
Soult
Dattale
Manila
West
New York Republican Committee
Hay
May
Sera
Kansan
Seaneas
AbAreo
Petiowtar
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