Trade activity and spring iron market overview
Bradstreet's reports brisk spring trade entering the Southwest amid rising prices and renewed demand. Iron, tin plates, textiles, and wire materials show price advances while wage cuts loom. Production goals shift with rail credit and postpaid work improving, though textile markets remain unsettled and wool prices press operators.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
Tron
Turkey
Das & Co
Wma
Suleamen
Wight
Bessemer
Boston
Hildex
Fulluren
United States
Canada
Tell Tale Spots In Bechtel Case At Trial
Allentown Pennsylvania testimony today in the Bechtel murder case revealed a damp carpet stain and bed sheet marks. Rostman described the scene and a carpet removal the day after the alleged incident. The witness noted a washed damp spot consistent with an attempted cleanup.
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Allentown
Cal
Trina
Kansas Day Banquet Tickets Selling Fast
Secretary Nellis of the Kansas Day club reports half the tickets for the Kansas Day banquet are sold. Tickets price two dollars, reduced from last year, with the event moved to Penentative hall two weeks from Friday evening to aid advance planning and seating.
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Nellis
Kansas Day Club
Ea As
Faey Bs
Fractured report notes misrouted orders and delays
In San Francisco a defective telegraph message caused travel confusion and incorrect routing of an eastbound freight train. A misread order led to a three hour delay and raised questions about communications at the Atlantic Salt headquarters.
Nemaha County GOP Holds Primaries Delegates Ration
The Nemaha county Republican central committee met to call primaries for county, district, and congressional delegates. Curtis faction pressure, proxy disputes, and postmaster roles sparked claims of internal rifts as Halley-backed candidates expected to dominate, while Governor Bailey’s home county posture influenced the outcome. Governor Halley attended and supported the committee, countering Curtis moves to split primaries.
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Nemaha County
Bailey
Nemsha
Curtis
Breen Maries
Halley
Curtin
Uxelnas
Bongheaion
Helecuter
Sean Eur Dade
Barlow
Gortay
MIdbS ROLES IN JAIL
A court case reports charges and sentencing involving a group called MIdbS and a series of alleged property destruction. The district attorney seeks action while a Supreme Court involvement is noted. The narrative references arrests, a bank, and a theft.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Vitality Against Debility
An old advertisement-like fragment urges readers with general debility to seek relief through Hood's Sarsaparilla, claiming it strengthens the body, refreshes the senses, and eases burdensome fatigue, presenting the product as a remedy for tired vitality.
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Hood
Epidemic of Pip Quarantines Poultry Show Exhibits
The state Poultry show faces a pip outbreak among exhibition fowls. A quarantine station is set under the auditorium stage as officials and exhibitors scramble to protect birds. Despite sickness, organizers expect the show to close on schedule and proceed to prize dispersal with many incubator prizes listed.
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Cocgo
Cyphers Incubator Co
Buffalo
Tod
Manhattan
Kan
Hiawatha Incubator Co
Hia~ Tor
Mra
Finkle
Johnsonnufacturer
Clay Center
Bred
J.M. Armstrong
Greenwood
Defiance
Stittsville
Mich
Omage Poultry Yards
Guerantch
Omega Poultry Yards
de- Nance Incubator
Stich
Secrist
Meriden
Addtra
State Journal
Annie Plymouth H Rocks
Plymouth
Mp3
J. 3. Hartman
C. Band
Naniver
Buft Wyandottes
W. A. Forber
J. W. ¥. Hughes
White Wyandotte
C. Rockhill
Tretrey Gahagan
CC. Koeckell
Luki Bratuna
F. A. Brown
A. Dtieee
C. F. Wright
Dark Hrahma
Lucy J. Raz
C. Leghorn
H. P. Severdinger
Baan Iaanat Goodall
C. Short
Walton
Peter J. Casserly
Butt Leghorn
Geo. Thoron
Wengrove
Jennie Birdsall
A. Fleming
Jennie Birdnal
F. T
Chas. Pantie
He OW
Hamburg
Dorkina
J.m.armstrong
H. I Gamant
Herren
Perrell
W. C.weaver
Burr Cochin
Omera Poultry Yards
W. J. Eee
Midway Poultry Yard
W. J. Bailene
J. W
J. & ‘Hall
H. Checksford, Jr
Rhode Island
Dr. J. Marat
Rhode Inland
F. P. Hincos
W. H
Omega Poultry Garde
J. R. Baylor
Mammoth Ti
Mammoth Ti. Terhays
Walters & White
Henry Schrader
O. C. Sectrist
Hay and Hitt Confer on Far East Developments
Washington reports Secretary Hay met with President and Representative Hitt in a prolonged interview about East Asia affairs. The State Department remains in close touch with developments as Russia reacts to Japan’s latest note. Meanwhile New York notes the death of Colonel Bill, a $2000 race horse, from meningitis after a fall at Aqueduct.
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Washington
Hay
House
Hitt
State Department
Far East
Russia
Japan
San Francisco
United States
New York
Colonel Bill
L. V. Bell
Sheepstead Tay Eas
Aqueduct
Bell
Saved from Terrible Death by New Consumption Remedy
The family of Mrs. 3r. T. Bobnitt of Bargerton Texas witnessed her near death before a new remedy claimed to cure consumption brought instant relief and permanent recovery. The ad touts a bottle price and a drugstore, plus a paid testimonial from Mrs. Russell and mentions a Mary Wood Chase entertainment and local music classes.
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T. Bobnitt
Bargerton
Tex
Kini Jew
Arnold Drug Co
Orth Kansay
Mary Wood Chase
Chicago Plantat
Washburn
Topeka
Isc
Violin Department Head Named for Washburn College
Prof. Ralph Wylie assigned to charge the Washburn violin department succeeding Miss LuCelta B. Clarke. He studied with Jakobeohn in Chicago, spent two years with Carl Busch orchestras in Berlin, directs advanced work, and will hold classes in the large upstairs hall at 627 Kansas Avenue to accommodate downtown pupils and visitors from out of town.
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Ralph Wyle
Berlin
Royal High Trn
Kansas City
Washburn College
Ilinois
Chicago
LuCelta B. Clarke
Norman Pass
Waats
Washburn
Kansans Avenue
Tis
Chicago College of Music
Jakobeohn
Secur
Local notices and incidents in Kansas City and Auburndale
Frank Grimes visits Orient officials in Kansas City. Evans couple of Auburndale are parents of a baby born this morning. A crossing bridge on East Seventh Street had damaged flooring fixed by the engineering department this afternoon. Baptist choir and Rev W Le Dexter to speak at state university talk and church services on Sunday. Informal council meeting planned Monday with Topeka Water Co. president. Fire alarm at 1408 Kansas avenue reported early. no damage as fire was suppressed. Miss Ta Vere Langdon lost and mother’s find on Eleventh and Tyler. Merchants complain to Mayor Bergund about noisy loggers. police court protection advised. Fifteenth Street bridge over Shunganunga inspected. repair needed. city and county to share costs.
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Frank Grimes
Kansas City
Orient
H.R Evans
Wake Street
Auburndale
Esat
Seventh Street
Mrough
Baptist
W. le Dexter
Fede Unive
C. A
Kansas Avenue 3 Sion
Es Street
Topeka Water Company
Kansas Avenue
William Jackson
Ta Vere Langdon
Eleventh
Tyler
Todi
Cat Gar
Bergundthal
J. F. Snyder
Fifteenth Street
Shunganunga
Deaths and Funerals and Gas Company Charter
The funeral of Beekiel Marple will be held from his home north of North Topeka at 9 a m Sunday, with burial in Rochester cemetery. The funeral for Louis Sinter, TV died, will be held at 11 a m Sunday. The Federal Gas and Fuel Company, Topeka men planning to pipe gas from gas fields to Fort Scott, was granted a charter. Directors include Senator W A Harris of Lawrence, C B E Poote, Albert Parker, C L Short, W L A Johnson, O McCray and Burdge of Topeka.
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Beekiel Marple
Federal Gas and Fuel Company
Topeka
Fort Scott
W. A. Harris
Lawrence
C. BE. Poote
Albert Parker
C. L. Short
W. Ll. A. Johnson
O. McCray
One Burdge
McPherson County Sees Early State Senate and House Races
In McPherson County two candidates have entered the race for state senator G. F. Grattan a former two term McPherson representative and HM. J. Max are also running. N. J. Thorstenberg mayor of Lindsborg has announced his candidacy for representative, signaling growing county political activity.
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McPherson
McPherson County
G. F. Grattan
HM. J. Max
N. J. Thorstenberg
Lindsborg
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A witty column notes fashion and social quirks as bachelor life meets style. It jokes about moustaches, women in sport, stock market fears, and the tailor’s bill highlighting how fashion changes reveal class and humor.
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New York Press
Mulr Family Requests Thanks For Help In Illness
A Waters resident expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors who aided during the illness and death of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mulr. The note thanks the community for support and assistance.
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J.C. Mulr
Humor Bits From Across the Papers On College Gags
A quip parade of jokes about college life, money, love, and manners appears across humorous snippets from Chicago, New York, Brooklyn, and Cincinnati papers. Jokes poke at education, family finance, subway misadventures, and student life with light, dated punchlines.
Pine Hill Banner on Columbus talk sparks misprint
The Pine Hill Banner corrects a claim that a large audience biased the Columbus essay in Pine Hill last week. The crowd reacted with enthusiastic applause, and the speaker notes the response as vibrant and lively. An incident involving Alderman Jim Whitbeck during adjoining remarks led to a dislocated shoulder and elbow cracks after a heated exchange.
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Pine Hill
Columbus
Stubbs Gets 3500 Dollar Subscription Notice
Telegraphed today from Marion, G. Billings notifies Stubbs of a subscription payment of about 3500 dollars. The message mentions a forthcoming honor and costs to help defray expenses, with names misspelled in the fragmentary OCR.
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G. Billings
Marion
Mar of Maria
Mary
Glimpse of Daily Life From Atchison Gazette Snippet
The fragmentary content reflects social observations and playful quips about manners, dress, and courtship. It mentions an Atchison woman taking medicine, a grocer displaying rabbits with a helper, and remarks on weddings, fashion, and a city picture from St. Joseph News illustrating Chicago.
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Atchison
Dr. Walker
Penn
Aman
Oro
St. Joe News
Chicago
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