Suburban Delivery Offer Promises One-Price Newspaper Access
An advertising notice states daily edition delivery for 18 and weekly service to suburbs at identical prices across towns. It cites offices in New York at 50 and Avenue corner of Eighth, Chicago Stock Exchange, Richardson, and London at 12 Teed Lion Court Fleet Street, outlining postal and subscription details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paper Bank Permanent Hose Pyke
Sats Sovenat Uldine
Eighth
New York
Femply Court
A Richardson
Chicago Office Stock Exchange
Frank Hichardson
London
Teed Lion Court
Fleet Street
Bevan Ahead in Political Duel Amid Democratic Rifts
The article surveys a tense Democratic contest with Bevan one nomination ahead of Wharton Barker as factional debates flare over civil service plank and party platforms. It notes Kansas City money, Philadelphia contrasts, and calls for rebuke at November polls alongside regional commentary.
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Bevan
Wharton Barker
Feld
Quige
Kansas City
Civil Service
United States Becomes World’s Largest Coal Producer
The April Monthly Summary notes a surge in US coal exports for ten months ending April and asserts the United States surpassed Britain in production. It calls coal the material energy of a nation and predicts growing US coal supply to foreign markets as British output wanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of Statuties
Treasury Department
Amerie
St Petersburg
Stockholm
Tallon
Coal Production Shifts Power From Britain to United States and Germany
Historical data show European coal producers led by the United Kingdom Britain the United States and Germany dominate world output. Over time American production surged while Britain’s relative share declined from over three times US or German output in 1863 to about a quarter of world total by 1896. Germany and the United States gained share as Britain’s dominance waned. Belgium stands as a notable secondary producer due to its population.
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Belgium
United
United Kingdom
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Glib reflections on manners and politics in old Atchison text
A fragmented Ashtison era column riffs on love, work, and domestic life. It critiques modern wives, motherly roles, and orphaned heroines while mocking political talk and media sensationalism. The piece laments social shifting tastes and public appetite for gossip in a pausing cadence.
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
Fragmented prose offers aphorisms on generosity love cooking and marriage roles. It contrasts domestic skills with social belief citing honesty planning and reputations in a quippy column style.
Quaker Reflections from the Philadelphia Record
A fragment notes a German count and a reference to Neli That, reflecting a Philadelphia Record snippet with ambiguous identities. The unreadable OCR leaves names and context unclear, yielding a brief, non-specific notice.
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Philadelphia Record
Neli
Fragmented Text Laments Populist Talk and Fashion in Kensington
A tangled spray of slang and musings on fashion, manners, and society circulates in a Kensington crowd. References to a bold shirtwaist girl, a mean man, and a crowd reaction dominate a jumble of dialogue about truth, humor, and daily life in a distracted social scene.
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Coatiess
Rome
Jonty
Pickpocket Tips From a Kansas City Visit
Sergeant Donovan and Officer Pavey discuss crooks in crowds during a Kansas City convention. They warn pickpockets work solo or in pairs, passing stolen items between them, with lifters targeting diamond and watch studs. Officials recount catching a suspect and reclaiming money and checks, stressing crowd policing and removal of thieves. They also promote scenic rail lines and routes for Rocky Mountain tours and cross-country travel.
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Sergeant Donovan
Oficer Pavey
Kansas City
Topeka
Canal
Dra
bin Trounie
Ube
Wero
Acer
Chetka
Topeka Adopts Convincing Proat mbesrt tt Erect
A garbled 19th century advertorial note promotes Doan's Kidney Pills from Rowley & Brown, claiming kidney pain and backache resolved after use. It cites a testimonial about August illness and extended bed rest. Product distributed by Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, New York.
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Mccie
Dean
Rowley & Bnow's
Sixth Strees
Sos Avenue
Toan
al Aealern
Fonter-Milbern Co
Buffalo
Abuse of the G A R plan to curb political use
A Kansas movement targets misuse of the Grand Army of Kansas by politicians and profiteers. Gov. Stanley exposed false endorsements as officials deny official GA R backing. Officials urge posts to endorse only national department approved matters to protect veterans from schemes and forged recommendations.
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Kansas
Grand Army of
Department
State Journal
Grand Army
United States
G. A. House
Diumas
Bie
Stanley
GA HK
G. A. R. Department
Rewily
National Department
Lon! Merms
Prompt from Rev Johnson on unrest at prayer meeting
Philadelphia Inquirer account of a Sunday gathering where Rev Scipio Johnson condemns the desecration of a sacred seat and warns against disrupting the Sabbath as Deacon Henry Simpkins is absent. The quoted sermon references community leaders and a moral warning about intrusions.
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The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Scipio Johnson
Henry Simpkins
Breddern
Bradder Simpkins
Kunnet Bakley
Deacon Simpkins
Perdickdter
Ree Jobneot
National Educational Association session in Charleston
The 1907 National Educational Association session opened in Charleston with slim attendance. President Carson announced the nominating committee for next year. Rev H M Dubos of the Epworth league was recalled to Nashville due to his wife's illness, while President Cooper of Baylor highlighted Baptist roles in education. Nearly 2,007 delegates arrived amid disappointment at low turnout and travel concerns from far northern and western states. California is expected to set attendance records at Los Angeles next year.
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Charleston
D. C
Jas
National Educational Association
Carson Race
H. M. Dubos
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Nashville
Cooper
Baylor University
Waco
Los Angeles
California
Washburn Paving Delayed by Annexation Question
Residents along College avenue from Piercy Street to Bhudd Avenue face paving delays as city actions hinge on Judge Hazen's ruling on the annexation ordinance. Petitions mount and will block progress, leaving two blocks unfinished and the macadamized road project unsettled for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue
Piercy Street
Bhudd Avenue
Elty
Hazen Hae
Toge
Two Pardons Granted by Governor Sunny
Governor Sunny today granted two pardons. William Coy of Labetts county received a conditional release after a six month sentence for petty larceny, with the recommendation of the judge and prosecuting attorney. Thomas G. Cornell of Greenwood county also received a conditional pardon for his role in hindering a prison mine shaft, without any sentence reduction.
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Sunny
Labetts County
William ‘Coy
Thomas G. Cornell
Greenwood County
Cornell
Four Members Chosen for New Executive Committee
Cleveland reports that at least four members of the new executive committee have been chosen H C Payne of Wisconsin J H Hanley of Maine Senator Scott of West Virginia and B C Kerens of Missouri The Hawaiian delegation to the national Republican convention met with Senator Hanna and left for Canton Forty to fifty veterans of McKinley's Twenty third Ohio will accompany the notification committee to Canton tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Suly
Yalle
Hanna
H. C. Payne
Wisconsin
J. H. Hanley
Scott
West Virginia
B.C. Kerens
Missouri
Philadelphia
Clark
Wyoming
Canton
President McKinley
Twenty-third
Ohio
Powers Case: Continuance Denied in Goebel Murder Trial
Georgetown Ky July 31 the defense bid for a continuance in the Caleb Powers Goebel murder case was overruled by Judge Cantril. Commonwealth says witnesses not present due to defense fault. defense argues abundant cause. Court offers attachments and special bailiffs to compel absent witnesses with returnable dates next Tuesday.
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Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Judes
Ice Trust to be Prosected, Hearst Retained Hill
Fort Worth July 11 J W Swane a Kansas City delegate said the ice trust of New York is to be prosecuted David L Hill reportedly told Hearst had retained him to conduct the case and that many prominent Tam manyites are members of the trust.
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Fort Worth
Tex
J. W. Swane
Ice Trust Company
New York City
Swayne
Kansas City
David
Hil
Hearst
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Mr David Murdie
Mr David Murdie died at his home on Polk Street early this morning aged sixty. He was born in Sedwargh, Root land, in 1815 and died at sea while returning home. The funeral will be tomorrow at Dover Olden's Church on Second Street conducted by Mrs Love, a colored woman living near Second and Fullmore.
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David Murdie
Sedwargh
Rootland
Dover
Second
Fullmore
Henley Gos to Europa on Senate Bid
Alfred Henley of Lavwrence begins a trip east after losing in county races yesterday as Republicans nominate a candidate for senator while heading toward Indian country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henley
Europa
Alfred Henley
Lavwrence
Uiel
Mofeat
Queen's Garden Party draws thousands to Buckingham Palace
The queen's garden party at Buckingham Palace attracted thousands of guests including members of the United States embassy. The event caused a recess in the house of commons as MPs attended the royal function, prompting Irish Nationalist John Dillon and MP F Maddison to clash over parliamentary time.
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Sapa W
Queen's Garden
Fosausbere
Rhe Sigisents Socape
Marl
United Sates
United States Ee
Arden Party
Righ
House of Commons
Snemberm
Buckingham Palace
John Dillon
Irish Nationalint
Paneness
F. Maddison
CARTER'S CONTRACTS HEARING ON REMOVAL FOR GEORGIA JURISDICTION
In New York on July 11 a hearing before Commissioner Shields addressed removing EB D Greene J F E R and W F Gaynor to Georgia federal courts. J W O Swiney identified Varigun contracts made by General Gilmore and Captain Carter for government work. Evidence was offered by Mr Erwin despite defense objections overruled by the commissioner. The defense argued Gilmore's lack of fraud suspicion while the district attorney sought to show price increases after Captain eet gained sole control of bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
EB. D. Greene
W. F. Gaynor
Georgia
Commissioner Shields
J. W.O. Swiney
Captain Carter
General Gilmore
Carter
Erwin
Shields
Rose
Defense
Eet
Missouri State League Delegates Chosen For National Convention
About 300 members of the State League of Republican clubs met in St Louis to select six delegates at large and four per district to attend the national convention in St Paul on July 17. Judge Charles F. Gallenkamp of Union presided as president. The convention ratified the Republican national ticket and adopted a platform aligned with national and state party lines. After routine business, the session recessed at noon.
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St. Loure
State League of Republican Clubs
Missouri
National Convention of League Clubs
St. Paul
Charles F. Gallenkamp
Union
di Gtate Leave
World C E Convention Opens In London
London July 13 Members of the United Society of Christian Endeavorers from the United States and other regions are arriving in large numbers for the world Christian Endeavor convention opening July 14 and closing July 18. Hundreds mill about London as tours and encampments prepare for the event.
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London
United Society of Christian Endeavorers
United States
Christian Endeavor
Veral Hundred
Wright Made President at National Bureaus Meeting
In Milwaukee on July 11 the National Association Omn clalg of Bureaus of Labor held a session of routine business. The main feature was an address by James W. Latts, secretary of Internal affairs at Penny Vania. The next congress will be in St Louis with Loe as an executive member.
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Wright
Milwaukee
Wis
National Association
Bureaus of Labor
James W. Latts
Penny Vania
St Louis
Sorel Loe
157 Bodies Recovered From Saate Wreck
New York reports that the Saate wreck has yielded 157 bodies and a portion of a seventh, including a steward whose name is unknown. Two men were badly burned. Recoveries total 267 bodies thus far.
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New York
Gen Smith Arrives at Canton for Stay in Canton
Postmaster General Smith arrived in Canton today to spend several days. Secretary Cortelyou met him at the station with the president's carriages and escorted him to the president's home where he will be the guest during his stay.
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Gen. Smith
Canton
Smith
Asi
Cortelyou
Hfe
Local mentions fill page with scattered notes and travels
A jumble of brief items lists visits and trips by locals. Mise Law Tuton visits Cincinnati while wife heads to St Paul. Oscar Geisirt travels to St. Joe on business. Marty Gavitt hosts friends at home Tuesday evening. Gus Felsburg leaves for Gaylord for a month. Willa Mod returns from Lincoln Nebraska. Jansen from Chicago, Provident Tiley trip. The Santa Fe visitor rides in a private car. Elliott, Betcher, Garitt, Kennedy return from a week’s Wakeru Rat camping. Seeman family back home. Colonel J urepmarer returns to Cleveland. Local social notes mention a program and rail line news, plus various unclarified remarks and names.
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Eae Hows
St. Paul
Oscar Geisrrt
St. Joe
Marty Gavitt
Gus Felsburg
West Seventh
Gaylord
Willa Mod
Lincoln
Neb
W. B. Jansen
Chicago
Sasfesant
Provident Tiley
Santa Fe
M.A
Vagtnerot
Sealipon
Radford
Callin
Branford
Sean Arpenind
Jim Jives
Nortif
Welcome Words to Women A Confused Text Fragment
Fragmentary OCR item discusses women and a physician, mentioning examinations and confidentiality. The readable lines lack clear events or names, offering only disjoint phrases about medical exams and modest women. The piece does not present a coherent report.
Holtz for Bryan rallies German Americans on imperialism
In Cleveland on July 1 Susen Cote Holtz a German American reader will stump for the Democratic candidates in September He asserts German voters are nearly solid for Holtz and for the Democratic ticket while warning against imperialist diplomacy and noting party lines on tariff and silver He cites recent Kansas City sentiment and praises Democratic stance though acknowledging strong German support for economic and foreign policy positions elsewhere Also reported is the Fiorina wreck off Cape Cod near Codroy Newfoundland with fears for passengers and towing failed to reach the stranded cruiser.
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Ceveland
Susen Cote Holtz
Boca
Démocratie
Tryptember
Daninat
Chicco
Ko Macaulay
Inj
Congress
Kansas City
Netina
Yan
Fae
Feiand
St. Johns
N. F
Joly U
Fioria Se
Codroy
Marcotin
Mostreal
Pares
Cape Anumland
Burlington Route to Northwest via Montana to Sound
The Burlington route trains run daily from the central river to the Northwest, offering rapid service to Grand Tounf, Graske and Portland via Montana lines. Passengers travel from St Paul and Minneapolis toward the upper Northwest with limited stops and through cars.
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Burlington Ixorsaven Pacific Press
Ani Durough
Graske
Fuaek Filia
Wyoming
Montena
Washington
Tacoma
Seattle
Et Sound
Portland
Oregon
Rillines
Montana
Sound
Sour
Osmabe
St Paul
Minneapolie
ATL
Baia Se
Afta
ARS
Joseph
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Topeka State Journal
Omictal Paper
Topska
Dewey
Himelf
Candiryan Han
Te Reyer
Democrats
Republicana
Cincinnati
Pribune
CHT
Mark Bana
Pittsburg
Sheldon
Toyoka
Willam
Travers
Baltimore
Treasury
Nations
New National Bank
Treasury Nibtes
Gragust
Atchison
Japan
Chicago News
Idopess
Pallurs
Bea
Ieee Eee Ae
Tmnaneia
Tommy
Kensington
Tee
Muggins
Tutkalot
Buggins
Jonx
Donovan
Rocky Mountains
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Colorado
Utah
New ‘Mexico
Rocky Bountaine
Lickets Avallabe
Cripple Creek
Pullman Palace
Denver
San Francisco
Idaho
Weatington
Ogdett Gateway
Raing
SK. Hooper
G. P
Toa
Cole
Gov. Stanley
G. A. Ht. Poste
G. A. I. Department
Purae
Educational Association
Washburn
Thomas Connell
National Republican Executive Committee
ICE Trust
Hill
St. Louis
Mise Law Tuton
Cincin
Fouen
Burlington
Puget Sound
Chas. Bennett
Optician
Kansas Avenue
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