First District Mix Up Signals A Turbulent Gubernatorial Race
The First District faces a chaotic scramble as candidates vie for state offices. Georgy M. Davis of Hiawatha plots for state auditor, with C. C. McCarthy in Jefferson County for treasurer, while Captain Schilling and Joe Tree shape ballots. Bailey, Kelsey, Troutman, and anti Halley factions drive a tangled contest across Brown County.
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Georgy M. Davis
Hiawatha
Panier
Elsey
Joe Tree
Ot Jefferson
McCarthy
Bailey
Halley
Brown County
Mr. Davis
Lake Superior ore market and steel trades face mixed outlook
Market watchers report Lake Superior trop ore mine development and old range bessemer ore at 63. A week of activity shows no agreement among producers outside the association on pricing. Old range ores move quickly while overall business slows near week end. Bar iron prices held firm with friction from producers, while bolt and rivet sectors show tentative gains. The steel bar market remains unsettled as structural demand and finished goods pricing create cautious optimism.
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Mevetang
Ogan
Bessemmer
Dart
Turer
Pittaburg
Bellterraly
Wittera
Atalon Santers
Aire
Pricar
Read of industrial cargo and market outlook
The report notes a large stockpile around 450000 tons with limited disposition for sale. Deliveries may slow as the season progresses while price views hinder new projects. In both plates and sheets, conditions have strengthened as yearly business prospects improve.
Katy's New Line Opens South Route for Creek Nation
The line along the Arkansas river valley from Muskogee to the junction of the Arkansas and Cimarron rivers will serve the Creek nation, reaching key towns and supplying gas wells in the western area. It follows easy grades down the Cimarron valley to Guthrie, avoiding drought effects.
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Ot & Valley
Creek Nation
Wentern
Arkansas River
Muskogee
Arkansas
Cimarron
Cimarron Valley
Guthrie
Reeder Likely Wins In District Judicial Convention
A topeka gathering of the State Har association faced a predicted outcome in the Reeder district judicial convention set for late October. A Lewis of Phillips county reported no opposition to Reeder's eviction and predicted victory when the time arrives.
Palace Car Company Organized In New York
New York January 30. Organization of the American Palace Car Company is complete with officers J Hoadley president W J Arkell vice president and William J Hoagland secretary treasurer James M Brody elected director after resigning from Presid Steel Car. Company has orders for 100 palace sleeping cars for European routes.
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Palace Car Company
New York
American Palace Car Company
J. H Hoadley
W. J. Arkell
William J.hoagland
James MM. Brody
Presid Steel Car Company
Trix
Pleasant social round at Topeka clubs and gatherings
Topeka society notes a week of card parties dances and visits. Mrs Garvey hosted refreshments after a program on Prince Henry’s visit Mrs Hands entertained Iolanthe Card Club at Buchanan Street home. A Mannesuv dancing party drew many guests at Hudson’s hall while Topeka clubs plan forthcoming banquets and visits from Kansas City and Hutchinson acquaintances.
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Sau Eae
W. Winans
DM Tv
Mire
Pits Hughes
John P
Clark
Washburn Colie
Rte Rowan
Prince Henry
America
W. W. Mills
Garvey
Radditt
C. B. Holcomb
Kansas City
Fener
WS Hands
Buchanan Street
Iolanthe Card Club
Progressive High Five
W. Strawn
W. W. Carr
MF. Rigby
W. O. Rigby
J. KR. Clouser
Gerald Holsinger
1Earams City
Carl Lawin
Katherine Milin
Mise Odhuln
Anca Crane
Mabel Hayes
Eva Mayberry
McPhergon
Julia Whitmer
Harriet Kay
Katherine Ernich
Edna Millico
Misa Lala Mord
Tolene Club
Whitmer
West Sixth Avenue
Charles Hood
Clyde Lawrence
McKinley
Maurice Schlegel
Will Clauser
Ralph Clauser
A. A. Hayes
Frank Strawn
Kenneth Stewart
Aia
George P. Lux
Charles Scalin
Kuna Squires
Mabel McClin
Anna Alles Rest
McPherson
Elsie Cooper
Robert Fluke
Charles Decker
Tor Whitmer
Harryarry Goodrich
Fe Tandon
Beckertson
Minney
AL Taal
Kev
Mannesuv
Hudson's Hall
Alas
Laura Anderson
Nellie Hammon
Ada Anderson
Stella Baxon
Pearl Emager
Frances McCarter
Ada Pulley
Nellie Crook
Jean Muller
Gertrude Miller
Myrtle Karr
Florence Wuger
Ethel Davis
Ralph Kennedy
Harry Henry
Bruce A. Rogers
Charles Anderson
Arthur Reid
Tony Bond
L. G. Pulley
Arthur L. Hudson
Leonard Halston
Harry H. St John
Hattie Carter
Geo
Ore Air
C. D. Speer
Robt
Harry Weaver
Clintock
Weaver Wall
Samuel Kennedy
Topeka
Are. K.S. Magee
Antoni
Syria
Virginia Shippey
Mies
Weat Elenth Avenue
Eureka Card Club
Bucenia Quinton
Topeka Avenue
Sim Fett
Mr. Sin
Denver
Rome
Sim
Capitol Fit
Penneylvania Avenue
William Albright
Manspeaker House
Ryder
Leavenworth
Teneka
A. W. Tanner
Emporia Speers
Frank MacLennan
R.A. Wasson
Buchanan
Henry Wollman
Addie W. Clark
Is Moore
Abilene
Katherine O
Ulyane Ie
Beatrice Littian Foster Wan
Sabe
Cate
Blankspore
Priadelphia
Carter
Reel
Peesae
Fred Mieera Doers
Roseville
RD. Chantry
Anneity
J. Shannon
Em ©. Gainer
Harris
M. A. Low
Mins
Vera Low
Atterlyll
Pimore Street
Rugene B. Stott
Stormont Hospital
Rosaire the Kidnapped Deft Performer Draws Crowds
Rosaire the stackwire artist, headlining the Midwinter exposition, recounts a harsh boyhood tale. He describes being kidnapped at nine and forced to serve three years under a former circus actor in England. Despite abuse, he was shaped by early hardship into a skilled performer.
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Rosaire
England
Warner’s Safe Cure praised by Alderman for kidney cure
In a letter from H. M. Stubig Alderman of the 27th Ward, a patient recounts chronic illness called Fright's diverne, curing after two weeks on Warner's Safe Cure and remaining healthful for months. The ad promotes trial bottles and a free medical booklet from Warner Safe Cure Co, Rochester NY, via newspapers.
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Warner
Moncos Poulevarg
Nicago
Uct 15
Ravena
H. M. Stubig
Thas
Sosen
Warners Bate
Warner Safe Care Co
Roenester
Wberaffer
Topeka Daily State Journal
Rosaire Slackwire Artist Heads From Topeka to Chicago
The article profiles Rosaire, who joined the famous Rosaire family in a trapeze act before mastering slackwire. It notes high skill and danger, including falls that left him injured. His acts include a headlamp handstand on swinging wire and a ladder net routine on a balanced ladder. He opens at the Orpheon theater in Chicago after Topeka.
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I T
Rosaire
Rosalre
Topeka
Chicago
Orpheon Theater
Rev Joe J Jones Evangelist Heads For Topeka
Georgia preacher Rev Joe J Jones brother of Sam Jones travels with tales of long ministry. He preaches at Ruadville near Atchison and claims 1100 conversions last year and 17000 since starting. He served four years in Lee's Twenty second Georgia and was wounded twice. Rides to Topeka promising ammunition for the crowd and delivers a brief benediction at 7 55.
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Joe J. Jones
Georgia
Sam Jones
Topeka
Ruadville
Atchison
Atchison Globe
Sem Jonts
Jones
Charley Jones
Joe
Bee
United States
Lee
Twenty-second Georgia
Bailey strong in fifth in Salina district race
T D Fitzpatrick of Salina, postmaster and Fifth district figure, backs Bailey for governor and predicts broad county support. He says Saline will likely back Culp for auditor and Osborn for state superintendent of insurance, unless a withdraws and no clear instruction emerges.
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T.D. Fitzpatrick
Salina
Bailey
T. D. Fitzpatrick
Mgr. Fitzpatrick
Calderhead
Fitzpatrick
Saline
Fitepatrick
Saline County
Culp
Osborn
Incase
Chicago Coal Famine Threatens Hotels and Labor
Chicago faces a coal famine as bitter winter weather and fuel shortages threaten the city’s hotels and large buildings. Unions and coal operators in various ports coordinate to compel use of coal, while attitudes toward labor markets are debated. English observer Parker notes the American worker’s adaptability to machinery during the visit.
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Chicago
Rocas Enas
Rain Ownery Association
Cenmsters
Esther
Sitice Sulidinus
Ison
St. Pat
Jaymenp Sis
Oconomowor
Knickerbocker Carnival Set for Madison Square Garden
Knickerbocker Athletic Club plans a carnival at Madison Square Garden on February 3. The event features numerous performances and indoor games, with participants including notable local figures and clubs.
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Knickerbocker Carnival
New York
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Madison Square Garden
Aia
Carnegie's Name Proposed By Reform Leader
A brief notice from New York notes discussions on naming Andrew Carnegie for a reform post. The correspondent of the Tri reports Rougen backs the move as a possible seat for a post deemed major in campaign circles.
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Carnegie
New York
Andrew
The
Tri
Parker Won't Say About Hawaii Governorship
Chicago January 30 Samuel Parker ex premier and Hawaiian millionaire arrives from Washington with wife and son-in-law Prince David Kawananakoa and Princess Kawananakoa. Parker declines to discuss Hawaii governorship while noting talks with presidents and lobby interests. Prince David, who helped swing the Kansas City convention, says Parker may be urged to accept the post. Roosevelt has reportedly asked him to take it.
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Chicago
Hawaii
Samuel Parker
Millonaire
Washington
Parker
Prince David Kawananakoa
Kawananakoa
Ireland
AL T
National Committee
Islands
Prince David
Kansas City
Hawaiian Islands
McKinley
Roosevelt
Lipton to Race Again in Special Cup Series
New York reports gossip that Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock II may join special cup races in American waters next season. There is renewed discussion among Constitution’s backers after the failed America’s Cup bid. Clubs from Mamaroneck, New York, Atlantic, and Newport look to offer prizes, possibly the $7,500 Lawson Cup, if Shamrock sails to Boston. Columbia’s status remains uncertain.
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Bir Thomas
New York
Naz Lipton
Shamrock II
Sly ‘Thomas
Constitution
Columbia
Larchmont
Atlantic
Newport Associaton
Hull
Schwab Arrives in Paris Denies Vienna Talks
Charles M Schwab president of United States Steel arrives from Berlin and denies reporting he conferred with Austro-Hungarian companies in Vienna to arrange work with US Steel. He did not discuss business on the Europe trip and will sail home on the American steamer St Paul from Southampton in February and then visit London.
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Paris
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Berlin
Vienna
Schwab
United States
Southampton
London
Brief Telegrams From Across the Nation
Secretary Hay hosts Carnegie trustees with Roosevelt and Carnegie present. Cleveland arrives in Princeton healthily improved after an outing. Pension bill gains House approval for final veteran Hiram Cronk of Oneida County at 102. State Dept contends surrender talks linger. Fires devastate Seattle church building housing worship and school facilities. Mining commission and college notices conclude this roundup.
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Washington
Hay
Board of Trustees
The
Carnegie Institution
Roosevelt
Mr. Carnegie
Jan
House Committee On Pensions
Hiram Cronk
Oneida County
New York
St. Paul
Minn
People's Chure
Giet Nothety
Seattle
Sockiogintie
Fergarten
Baaldes
Be. Santh
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Indian Territory
Reeder
A Lewis
Wellington
Dr. Price
Manele Party
Bright
Alderman Stubig
Beuexe
Clame Co
Amx
Montoatgy
Wesesas
Caldwell
Pepsin Syrup Company
Monticello
Ils
Joe Jones
Bailey Strong
Windy City
Gilbert Parker
Ne Tam
Dow Bulb
Wenee
Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Arhington
State Department
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Iota
Aynesbure
Pa) College
Fed
Sonny
Paraiyein
the State Journal
Innes
Boyrvex, Alberti, Zerni, Kay
StensGeld
DuMona
Demoss & Penwell
Quincy St
Kansas
L. M. Puxweut
Horner Coal CO
Kaw Valley
TRE
Chas. Wolff Packing Co
Systema
Uan Capitol Building & Loan Association
Kansas Ave
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