War talk and boundary dispute stir Canada and U S
The article reports Sir Wilfrid Laurier opposing war over the Alusean boundary and outlines American and Canadian arbitration positions. It discusses potential concessions, arbitration terms, and possible impacts on Canada U S relations as the boundary issue lingers. Also noted is a Pilgrimage to Colorado via the Santa Fe route with special trains and discounted fares.
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Wilfrid Laurier
New Yorke
Otinws
Witfricd Laurier
Porimier Rotay
Lynn
Asteanony
Sheroan
Colventinna
Venexitils
Ameri
Cameron
Thin Wak
Caria
Amsinat
Americas
Canada
Pyramid Narbor
United States
Colorado
Santa Fe
Denver
Colorado Springs
Posbia
Kansas City
T. L. King
Topeka
Minerary
Republican Party Faces War Strain Over Philippine Campaign
A Philadelphia North American editorial urges McKinley to raise a large army to conquer peace in the Philippines. The piece argues the GOP must back the president to end the war, stressing the party’s duty over individual leaders and the need for loyalty to the administration.
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Philadtelpnia
United States
McKinley
Republican Party
AtcKinney
Jia
Nicad Otis
Mr. McKinnsy
Monitor for Sale Amid Vast Costs and Doubtful Value
A Washington dispatch reports Uncle Sam offers the Passaic turret monitor at Pensacola to the highest bidder for 13000, though the vessel cost 1000000. The aging ship, once used in the Spanish war, is praised for durability but deemed only marginally useful, with possible buyers including Latin American powers wary of strategic value and trebled prices.
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Uncle Sam
New York
Tribune
Washington
Passaic
Pensacola
Spain
Havin
Connecticut
Georgia
Yemen
Carena
New Ortatte
Steel Ibe
Soturesa
World says Yochet in Wall River street day Seaning
New York July 1 The World reports in a garbled note that a bond issue in the yoke and insurance sectors faced questions. Treasurer Hiptoy stated that certain state conditions require a deal, but the exact details remain unclear.
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New York
Wall River Street
Sedaco
Hiptoy
Faithful Meets Delegates in Kentucky Convention
Out of 666 populist delegates 150 assemble in Frankfort Kentucky for county convention. The meeting sees a sparsely attended gathering with discussion of platform and fusion opposition. A separate notice advertises a 10 percent sale on watches and jewelry.
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Kentucky
Frankfort
Noam Sad
Saad
Soca Peemens
Topeka Parks Debate Shows General Law Authority
In a discussion on city parks Topeka officials consider using general statutes for park commissions and funding. Judge Garver asserts the city can appoint commissioners and levy a park tax under general law, avoiding a need for a special act, and urges improving the bridge area grounds as a visible city asset.
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Topeka
Haveen
Hazen
Garver
Judes Garver
Jinige Hazen
Pean Credit
Public Takes Up Strike In New York Newsboy War
The public boycott of Evening Journal and Evening World papers reduces demand and curtails sales as strikers gain a temporary rest. Newsboys monitor nonstrikers while the public backs the boycott, with merchants losing income but prepared to endure until the end. Tickets advertised for Santa Fe Route to Pittsburg return trip from $25.40, on sale July 31 and August 1.
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New York
Newsboy
Evening Journal
Evening World
Newsboys
Mie
Bor
Pittsburg
T. le Kite
Future of L A W Its Control of Racing Hosts Largein
New York July 27 The Times notes the League of American Wheelmen faces a clash with foreign associations if the International Cyclists' Association accepts entries from National Cycling Association riders for the Montreal world championship meet next month. Strong NA riders such as Eddie Bald Matt River Howard B Freeman McParland Kinkie and Cooper are cited as faster than foreign competitors. The league's future hinges on the ICA decision regarding the French association request to have Canadian wheelmen accept NA entries.
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New York
the Times
OfMciale
League of American
Montreal
National Cycling Association
International Cyclists’ Association
League of American Wheelmen
Prac- Healy
Canal Business In New Orleans Seeks Nicaragua Canal Deal
Senor Luis F Corea Nicaragua minister to the United States arrives in New Orleans aboard the steamship Alabama and plans a brief stay before onward to Washington. He favors direct U S talks on the Nicaragua canal if the United States will settle conflicting interests with the Eyre-Cragin syndicate and promises concession negotiations.
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New Orleans
Luis F. Corea
Nicaragua
United States
Alabama
Reno
Reavise
Washington
Cores
Eyre-Cragin
Senor Cores
Niterixua
Four candidates enter race for county attorney post
The county attorney race next year already has four declared hopefuls with more expected. Thomas F. Doran has entered as a young political figure seeking office. Charles F. Spencer also announces his candidacy, while Otis Hungate and Galen Nichols, deputy county attorneys, complete the initial field.
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Thomas F. Doran
Feld
Charles F. Spencer
Otis Hungate
Galen Nichols
Suunty
Lst
Rehenyis Violin Sold After Virtuoso's Dying Wish
New York July 7 A shattered note in a dying wish leads to the sale of Rehenyis violin by his widow Mrs Romer The instrument transfers to Franz Kaltenborn a conductor of summer concerts at St Nicholas Garden for a sum of five dollars
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Fampus
New York
Edouard Setae
Hte
Romer
Frans Kaltenborn. Com
St. Nicholan Garden
Fzbe
Topeka Roofing and Repair Offerings in 1900s
Roofing services advertised include slate patch and gravel tile and asphalt roofs with five year warranty. Repairs offered for old tin roofs using affordable asphalt. Listings mention Topeka Roofing Co and local contractors at 111 West Sixth Street along with several other firms and the Carriage Works at 207 209 West Sixth.
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Sime
Mater
Topeka Roofting Co
West Sixth Street
Topeka Kansan
Local notices from North Tupelo column recap events
A broad collection of social notes from North Tupelo lists visits to Kansas City Hoyt and Garfield Park, parties at homes, and travels to Guaymas Mexico. Residents include Mr. and Mrs. Etter, Miss Joy Antrim, Mrs. C D Myers Acna, and Roy Coultis. Community events feature a Sunday school benefit, picnics at Garfield park, hayrack trip to Silver Lake, and a reception for Mrs S B Riley with many attendees.
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Kimbal Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Acna
Hoyt
Tor
Roy Coultis
Guaymes
Mexico
Charles Tillinghast
Western Avenue
M. Martin
Kansas City
J. D. Schulze
Jacksontree
Dell Parker
Sirs
Parker
J. M. Shellabarger
Quincy Street
Anteke Jans
Curry
Jackson Street
Mrs. Foltz
Rochester
B.S. Riley
Manhattan
W. B. Hutchinson
Rush Conklin
Little Child
Washington
Conklin
Government
Costley & Post
Jessie Campbell
Monroe Atrest
Garfield Park
J.B. Watts
J. S. Lewis
St. Jonni
Bert Cornwell
SS John
Horace Horner
J. &. Lewis, Jr
Ltie
Dot Watt
Eva Watt
Bessie Watt
Emma Metzger
Mabel Gilman
Silver Lake
G. Mulm
Herington
Mies Anna Kouteen
Richland
Brits
Butt Olen
Annie Nystrom
Mathilda Norlin
Charley Martin
Lawrence Carlson
Clifford Nystrom
Charley Olsen
Dora
Anna Murphy
Oscar Bechler
J.B. Jones
A. W. Murphy
Myrtle
Gertie Palmer
Ida Waldman
Nora Sterbird
Pearl Jones
Lottie
McMaster
C. Nicholson
O. D. Skinner
Mabel Skinner
G. Nicholson
Jonas Lukens
M. Sitchell
J. A. Harret
A. J. Arnold
G. W. Petrol
Frank Petro
Ogden
Foltz
J. Lapp
C. M. Mathews
W. T. Shaeffer
Albright
George Stoker
Davis
Grant
Keel Laid For Pacific Coast's Largest Merchant Steamer
San Francisco July 2 The keel of the California the largest merchant steamer on the Pacific coast is laid at Union Ironworks The vessel will be 41 feet long 51 feet beam with 12000 tons displacement and 1250 tons carrying capacity It is owned by the American Hawaiian Steamship company Two more freighters will join the line serving San Francisco Honolulu and New York
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Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Union Ironworks
California
American-Hawaiian Steamship Company
Honolulu
New York
Santa Fe Route to Colorado by Train Promo Ad
The Colorado Flyer advertises $19.00 round trips to Denver Pueblo Colorado Springs with return via Santa Fe. Tickets go on sale August 5 and 7, limited to August 2. Includes Pullman sleepers free chair cars rock ballast track block signaling and Harvey dining room car. T. L. King agent. Also brief local notes about Alger visit and Heine's Ice Cream delivery.
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Pilgrimses
Masons
Coloado
Kansas City
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Cripple Creek
Glenwood Springs
Idaho Springs
Pike's Peak
Tcket
W. J. Black
G.P.A
Topeka
Kensas
Santa Fe
Lathe fret history yields warm reception in state report
State superintendent notes flattering reception for a local history effort as Ori Rentes declines. Paris notes at 2 p.m. July 27 report a 3 percent route quote near 99 francs 40 centimes, down 2 centimes from opening. Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo round trip $19 via Great Rock Island Route with sale to August.
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Paris
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Great Rock Island
Ticketcom
Topeka
FOR RENT and FOR SALE Classified Fragments
Fragmented ad notes rents and sales including furnished rooms near business center close to state house and vacant properties. Also mentions auctions and fresco work with names and incomplete items scattered across lines.
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Imisiness Center
State House
Topeka Ave
Reet Piasant Fa
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Care Journal
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Kansas Children's Home Society
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Topeka Cycle CO
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