Coat Interests Meet at Chicago Convention
In Chicago on January 17 delegates and officers discuss credentials and rules for a convention of operators representing various groups. The body elected two secretaries and formed a committee from each state to verify credentials while planning regulations and universal adoption proposals. About 500 delegates attended as talks covered screening methods and the shift away from screens in the industry.
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Chicago
Tillie
Ohio
W. Th. Holcomb
Chicaco
Rool
Chin
W. C. Pearce
Kiethie Tormer
Ners
Cradentiale
Culuenbien
Virginia Speratics
Shook Down a Church and Earthquake Report at Ar gents
A fragmented report notes a tremor near Ferrar causing injuries and damage. In Washington, the Senate passes an immigration restriction measure by 45 to 28. Fr. V. Brinkley discusses bridge construction and adoption of a new bridge style after initial opposition.
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Washington
Senate
Beild Melan Bridges
Fr.v. Brinkley
Spiiplenen
Ae Avon Srbenies
O Bund Smeiar
North Topeka
P 3
Campbell
Hinckley
Tombstone Vandalism Shocks Cumberland Cemetery Scene
A January incident at Rivers View cemetery in Willumbpert Maryland reports vandals slashed and toppled tombstones and monuments. The damage is estimated at $5,000 and investigators seek suspects as authorities raise funds to hire detectives to solve the case.
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Cumberland
Rivers View
Willumbpert
Maryland
Local notices and incidents at Smoky How and district
A mix of municipal, banking, and social notices from Smoky How. Reports warn of a bank cashier change, a packing firm updating equipment, and a shooting incident involving Tek-Vin Harper. Excursions and local business ads appear alongside a testimonial for Chamberlain’s Pain Palm and a laundry advert.
International bimetalism debate dominates currency policy reports
The article outlines tensions over gold and silver policy, noting warnings about forged treasury statements and cabinet conflicts. It details figures such as Secretary of the Treasury and President, the push for an international bimetallic agreement, and Walcott’s retirement from the commission. It also mentions Col Albert Pope commenting on department stores and pricing in the bicycle industry.
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Treant
Tar Walle
France
Guid
Walcott
Cortin
Congress
Gage
Mandel
Secretary of the Treasury
Hue
Te Party
Republican Party
Sir Wolestt
United States
Etropr
Billy Edwards Out and Governor Race Opens in Seventh District
W C Edwards former secretary of state spent Sunday with family in Topeka and today announced his candidacy for governor. He indicated he will enter the campaign with broad support from friends. Since leaving state office he has worked on Port Arthur development and maintains his residence, now signaling a new political bid in the Seventh district race.
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W. C. Edwards
Topeka
Bince
Edwards
Port Arthur
Tex
Schrader in Town to Build Divine Church in Topeka
August Schrader, the so called divine healer, arrived in Topeka for a two day stay before heading west. He wears a long black robe and crucifix, claims no fee for blessings, relies on voluntary contributions, and plans to organize a Divine church in Topeka with headquarters in Greater New York. He reports his wife Ming Roberts will join him soon from Sioux City.
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August Schrader
Topeka
Buon
Pacific Coast
Mr. Schrader
Henjer Schrader
Green Bay
Wis
Ming Roberts
Sioux City
Toork
Schrader
Schlatter
Chicago
Hotton
Methodist Church
New York City
Divine Church
Jesus Christ
Thad
Greater
New York
Show of Bad Manners at Dole Arrival in Honolulu
President Dole of Hawaii landed from the steamship Peru to a minimal reception. The vessel arrived after dark and quarantine rules prevented a formal welcome by U S officials. The Hawaiian consul greeted Dole and his family with little fanfare before dawn.
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San Francisco
Dole
Hawaii
Peru
United States
Man Arrested For Stealing A Dog Knepper
Wil Bryant, a local baseball figure, was arrested Sunday on petit Larceny and enticing from its owner. He allegedly sold a white bulldog named Knepper to a man for three dollars and a pair of feather shoes, then failed to settle with the owner and witnesses. Judge Atchison had postponed sentence pending compliance. Bryant later disappeared but was to be arraigned again, with prosecutors seeking action.
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Wil Bryant
Pred Dietsich
Rock Island
Bryant
Knepper
Fred Dietrich
Atchison
Hym
Wil
Atehi¢en
State Historical Society Nominating Committee Meet Tuesday
The nominating committee of the state historical society will meet at the society rooms at 2 o clock Tuesday afternoon to elect officers and 33 directors for the ensuing year. The evening program at Representative Hall includes an address by Dr. H D Pinher and the president will speak on the importance of accuracy in historical statements. John Speer, Garden City, will relate a memo on recent events.
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State Historical Society
The
Representative Hall
Ie Bs
H. D. Pinher
John Speer
Garden City
Bond Schemes and Forged Checks Highlight Local Court
Frank Brown, ex-deputy city attorney, was arrested on forging checks and sent for trial with a January preliminary hearing. Bonds posted by S. Spencer proved worthless, sparking questions of collusion. Judge Atchison presided as bond issues and perjury rumors rose. General John B. Gordon to lecture at Crawford theater on "The Last Day of the Confederacy" as part of the series.
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Frask
Brown
Attor~rey
S. i Spencer
Jackson
Spencer
Spenter
Jumcy McClintock
E. Spencer
Pulles
Atchison
Clintock
W. Miller
West Sixth Street
Miller
Elisabeth Colvin
John B. Gordon
United States
Georgia
Crawford Theater
Bordon
Wheat and Cotton Markets Rally on Opening Trade
Wheat closed higher at the start as Liverpool and Argentine demand boosted prices with May futures up. Corn and oats were dull yet steady while provisions held strong, and flax and rye showed modest gains amid active cotton trading and mixed domestic receipts in Chicago livestock markets.
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AL Liverpool
Uthat
BAEC
Saudic
Liverpool
New York
Minneapolis
Duluth
Square
Chicago
Trad Weiss
Ho Wye
Maylard
Timothy Cast
Mareh
Arly
WY. A. Michael Compingsion Co
Ora E Visions
Artiele
W Va
Mal Western Union Wiabas
Pacificoy
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Kansas City Produce Market Daily Market Notes
Kansas City reports mixed commodity movements with wheat steady to slow, corn lower, oats firm, and hay active. Cattle and hog receipts vary, price levels steady to higher. sheep market strong with lambs and mutton noted. Market gossip lists representative sales and regional port and rail receipts and earnings data for rail lines and utilities.
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Reeves
Texas
Kansas City
Hansac City
Bar of Wales
Hearih
Multoms
Saga
Northwestern
Minenapolis
Duluth
Omaha
Union Pacific
Denver & Gulf
Liverpool
Agents Wanted and Rent Notices in Four Local Ads
The snippet lists recruitment for agents to visit stores and print signs with multi color options. It also presents multiple rental ads for furnished and unfurnished rooms in various streets, including Jackson street and Quincy street, noting features like heat, water, bath, and conveniences.
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Isaule
Quincy St
Chstee
Watsit
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