Trade reciprocity sparks Kansas dairy and cattle push
A Kansas reciprocity movement led by Governor Stanley gains momentum as A M Gaw of Vera Cruz advocates sending Kansas dairy products and horned cattle to Mexico. P L Bonebrake and Alexander Al Gaw urge data sharing, while Central National Bank’s P J Bonebrake links the effort to broader foreign trade growth and potential shifts in national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
A. H Huilt
Mexico
Alexander al Gaw
Vera Crux
Kansas Reciprocal Trade Association
Kansas
Department of Livestock
Vera Cruz
Renebrake
Central National Bank of
Hulit
McKinney
Congress
Isle
United States
Europe
Aalmitt
Wresenes
Ames Workers Trade Extension Confusion Grows
A garbled public notice fragment references Miles and Miles ASG trade issues. Names like T. Jones De Sedata and others appear in unclear phrases. The text hints at industry workers, a possible arbitration, and actions by organizations such as WL and AOE Raker, with several unreadable segments.
Harper Back In Jail After Benefit Event Collapse
Tickiin Harper, previously released from custody on illness, is returned to Law en Parcit county jail amid ongoing fallout from a mismanaged benefit show by the Willeme and Walker Company. Harper was a prominent figure in the event and now faces renewed scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tickiin Harper
Law En Parcit
Willeme
Walker Tase
Harper
Subclide of a Pioneer in Montrose Tragedy
In Montrose Kansas on January 16 a long-time settler was killed in his home, with gunfire reported as the cause. The victim, a young man named Rimeetf, is described as one of the earliest settlers, and several local figures are mentioned as being involved in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Kan
Rimeetf
Minsie
North Topeka News Briefs and Local Notes
Local notices from North Topeka include travel plans, business trips, and social visits. Chenery visited Newton on a business trip while Miss Fay Brill recovers from illness at 1504 Harrison. Mrs. Bartha Benton and daughter Lois visit Topeka, and Shorey store changes hands with J. A. Skinner kin. Also announced are special sale prices at Costley & Post and a postponed subscription dance at Union Pacific hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fimting Co
Kansas Ave
Cheney
Newton
de. T
Eleanor Silvers
St. Joseph
Topeka
de Larrombais
Charles Stullish
River Lake
Eid Etter
Chicago
Fay Brill
Harrison Street
Clarence Matthews
Jacksboro
Texas
Rock Island
Solvie
van Buren Street
Costley & Post
J.T. Purvis
Central Arena
Joseph Smith
Freda
Prescntt
Aisona
Fridge
Comtley & Port
Union Pacific
Mire
Bartha Benton
Tittle
Lois
South Cedar
Mra Bruton
Topeka Avenue
Lee
MN George
Kansas Avenue
Mr. Als
Obie
Shorey
Leaf
J. A. Skinner
Hebe
Lane
Cvstley & Port
Laura Iy Guntve
Legal Proceedings and Land Deal Arguments During Omaha Conference
By order of Judge Hazen five officials and K W Poindexter left for Omaha to confer with the Union Pacific land department about payments on a 67 600 overage claim. Bearden requested that the court take charge of contracts with the bind company and the motion hearing continued. Ott admitted ownership of a process company but denied a claim and offered to sell Flynt to the Bro coms for the money he had paid. The company members opposing Ott were in the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazen
Ott
K. W. Poindexter
Omaha
Land Department of the
Union Pacific
tGie Hatchet
M. Sudae Stanee
Bearden
Cama
Bind Company
Internal Revenue Job Haste In Kansas City
Mr W Sutton collector of internal revenue for Kansas urges J M Simpson his successor to hurry into the office. He plans to move to Ded City and resume his former law practice once Bird relieves him. Mr Kimpeon must file a bond of 1500 and obtain approval before taking office. bond was sent to Washington earlier.
Fort Worth Advertisement Promises Cough Remedy
Fort Worth reports a railway ticket agent for the Texas line endorsing Wood's Mor Way Pine Syrup with assurances of harmless, pleasant tasting relief for coughs colds and throat ailments amid a period of aggressive advertising in local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Ws Wood
White Ribbon Remedy Promoted At Union Meeting
A pamphlet on a so called White Ribbon Remedy is described as a cure for drinkers with instructions to mix in water tea or coffee. It claims to suppress stimulants and promises secrecy and economy for temperance work. The report notes attendance by Mrs Weightman and a pharmacist at 622 Kane Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drogeist
Kane Avenue
Tea Approval Turmoil Delays Move as Sutton Resigns
Red tape surrounds Tea Approval with Sutton's resignation stalled in Senator Burton's hands for months. Burton may relinquish the post at any time, keeping the vacancy unresolved and prolonging the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Burton
Reciprocity debate in Washington on Cuban trade
Washington hearings on Cuban reciprocity draw large Cuban and sugar tobacco interests delegations. New York Produce Exchange backs relief, warning of bankruptcy risk and job losses if duties on sugar and tobacco not reduced. Cuban envoy speaks for tariff cuts to gain U.S. market control, while critics press for broader free trade and safeguards for exporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ways and Smalls
New York Produce Exchange
Hwan Thompson
We New York Ree Ager
Produce Exchange
United States
Cuba
McClellan
New Terk
Sugar Trust
MacClellan
Caban
Ita Mt Frerits
BANE
Payne
Pecomunt Emect
Robertson
Laoulstne
Long
Kan Place
Cummins Sworn In As Iowa Governor Inauguration
Des Moines January 16 Governor A and Cummins sworn in at 12 00 pm with grand ceremonies at the auditorium before about 5000 spectators. A parade from the state house to the auditorium featured five militia companies and United States Senators Ason and Dol liver in carriages. Lieutenant Governor Milliman opened the exercises and Bishop son of the church gave the invocation. The inaugural address followed and the governor was certified by the house. That evening Governor and Mrs Cummins hosted a reception at the state house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
A. & Cummins
State House
United States
Ason
Dolliver
Milliman
Jusienne
Lexisthce House
Cummins
Big insurance increase in Kansas city areas
Insurance premiums rise as more Kansans purchase coverage than before, signaling stronger demand and a buoyant market. The trend reflects rising consumer confidence and expanding access to policies, with insurers noting higher policy counts across multiple lines.
Police Jottings Highlight Topeka Burglary and Dorsey Arrest
Police report in Topeka details the arrest of O. J. Dorsey wanted in Minneapolis on bigamy and embezzlement charges after a sale factory dispute. A detective agency tipped Topeka officers, yielding a $25 reward and a morning capture at the Dutton house. Also noted: a stabbing incident involving Samuel Bayless and Fred Monroe, with Monroe’s injuries improving. and Chief Stahl’s beer stock removal by Frank Raynor, including a half barrel of beer among items recovered or dispersed.
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Goff
Pavey
O. J. Dorsey
Afinneapolis
Werson
St Te
Manroe
Chief Stahl
Frank Raynor
Wills Goode
Preposterous Kansas charges on Metcalf nomination
A Washington dispatch reports Kansas politicians credit Cyrus Leland with inspiring efforts to block General Metcalf's pension agent nomination, while Leland denies any involvement. The pension committee study continues with subcommittee plans to obtain all War Department records, aiming to verify the thoroughness of prior inquiries and potential department embarrassment.
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Washington
Kansas City
Kansas Poliitans
Cyrus Leland
Genegal Metcalf
Kansas
Leland
Holtwood
Boltwood
Senator Burton
Pension Committee
Star
Turton
Metcalf
War Department
Senate Pensions Committee
W. 8. Metcalf
Secretary of War
Senate
Pensions Committee
Railroad Time Tables and Local Rentals in Topeka
A collage of rental listings for cottages and houses with details on locations such as Buchanan Street, 18th Street, Clay Street, and Quincy Street. Includes suburban residence sale notes, farm listings near Topeka, and a Rock Island route westbound timetable snippet. Also mentions Kansas Midwinter Exposition dates and railroad fare promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houbes
Buchanan St
T! Strauss Agency
Tayjuice
Clay St
Quincy St
Kansas
Topeks
Soth
Rock Island
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A.M. Gaw
Future
P. L. Bonebrake
Ames the Workers
Frost
S. Beiahinen
T. Jones
Weihumn
Miteera
W. Ag
WL. Bors
Weneet
AOE
Raker
de Rogers
Mor Ue
Wego
Collins Case
Ball
Joshus Pour
Montross
North Topeka
Hillis County
Stoke
H. Pierth
Ways and Means Committee
Dem Tee
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Clairman Payne
C. J. Dorsey
Minneapolis
Raffleach
Senda
Fren Mensen
Monsenger Sari
Fox
Cure Journal
Hel
Kapeas Ty Wolickt
Pyle Adame
Shawnee Ave
Stone Masons
Cn Oee
LT Topeka
Rma
W. Mans Western Bureau
Quincy
Stralge Cham
Bermain
Cor
Sth
Labior
Cate Journal
Gil West Sixth
van Buren
Commer 6Th and
Polk Sts
M and Polk St
Aie Eee
Tis Buil
Ieee Humber
Ie Yuoath
Paton
Weres & Hive
Dover Road
Bess Cale
Loganne
Tupelea
D&t
Strauss Agency
Seni Ree
Nd Co
Funston
Acorm Rese
Honeaath and
Jackson
Wikke Toom Carriage Co
Tura
Ioc
U the
Nwo
Guy vi Euebed Tous West
Darling Coth Ion
Hubber
Spas
Albert Berry
Jewelers
Sic
IBA C
Barnes
MB _oitige
Kansea Ae
Ane
Ing
Ontire Pour Bae
Ottig
Eva Hardypathiet
Bains Ave
Rileya
Atnira
Bejcloaks
York
Mee van Weel
Florists
Soueeaa Havers
A JA. Bose
Honen Dullding
Op Livesteck
Kansas A
Ist
Mann Santas
Attorneys-At-Law
Ohio
Sea Limited
Union Ps Pacifra
Bae
Coast
Tien
Linsited
Missouri Pacific
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Mora Anvn
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