Steel Trust President Denies Reported Interviews
Chicago July 27 conference of steel and iron interests resumed. The Federal Steel Company official stated interviews attributed to him were unauthorized and guesses. He said no broad shutdown policy is contemplated though furnaces have been idled by business needs.
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Steel Trust
Chicago
Steel and Iron
Federal Steel Company
Gary
Erestivat
Perera Sten
Compan
Prosy Tnt
Mim
Cristal
Hamilton Takes Hold As Shawnees County Auditor
July reports from Washington note naval delivery to Shawnees County reads. The text describes Begice taking duties as auditor with Captain Clad Hamlintas commencing Rin duties and references the auditor's office in the court. It mentions Judge Orin and local details amid damaged OCR.
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Begice
Shawnes
Clad Hamlintas
Eadhtor Amd
Mamil UN
Speered
Uae
Weather Outlook Brightens With Saturday Forecast
The region anticipates fair conditions Saturday as good growing weather continues. Weather maps hint at light patches of fog near Kata while winds shift to bear onshore patterns, with temperatures climbing modestly and a lingering cool spell into next week.
Poor Farm Crowding Reported by Commissioner
Commissioner Kate notes a decline in farm residents with only 32 people currently at the poor farm. Mr Hal confirms similarly low numbers and the need for food aid as some residents cannot work. Officials warn of hunger and reduced labor as winter ends and demand rises.
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Kate
Hal
No Court Today in STL Still Carries Over Advised Cases
Judge Hazen and Judge Pinson review multiple cases under advisement with no triage set for Thursday. Several cases including Et Ce wre and A.B Palmive were postponed until Tuesday while Cosmin and related charges await hearing. County officials will address witness cards and security concerns at the next session.
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Hazen
Pinson
Et Cewre
Palmive Wesin
Kriente
Ladies of Security
Tuysdas
Sati
Cosmin
Hidei
Cuttine
Tea and towel showers grace social season in Topeka
Social and personal notes from Topeka detail Mrs Garves hosting an informal tea for nephew Elurace Vo Richards of Chicago and a kitchen towel shower for Miss Rebecca Rodgers hosted by Miss Catherine Cuttel. Dozens of local residents, visitors, and relatives are listed as guests or travelers visiting Topeka, with trips to Chicago, Denver, and New York noted along with upcoming events and departures.
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and Mire
Garves
Elurace Vo Richards
Chicago
Biss Wille
Mies EE Dallas
Er C
Misa
Qlikley
Guasse
Terenice Puller
Loehr Grunba
Cattie Cuttel
Lane Street
Rebecca Rodgers
Méath
Miss Rodgers
Mise Rodgers
Katherine Fleishman
Marcia “Spivey
Mise Agnes Gunther
Sims Berenice Puter
Blanche Mear
Anabelle Tmbiman
Mise Mary Davenport
In Hana
Mies Lulawart
Misa Hii Hinckies
Mike Ethel Merwin
Ansas City
Mixes Alice Lakin
Mina Mary Mead
Jeannette Ware
Nannie Veale
Jessie Styers
Jesse Payne
Mina Anna Tisyer
Mina Adaw Skinner
Louise Kellum
Mise Bethel DeGhert
D. W. Witmer
Elizabeth
Kanaas City
Ann Mra J. Weles
Abby Ware
Torsday
Cearuite
Colo. Wn Juin
Pink Parkhurst
Madison
Wis
Mes HS
Olmer
McFarland
Topake
Misa Minnie Warren
Lave
Taylor Street
Atherine Lang
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Lida H. Marty
League of American Mothers
Hardy
Andrea Hofer Proudfoot
Flw
Thompson
Mary Moore
St Albane
Harold Chase
Nortod
Topeka Avenue
North
Josephine
Europe
Cola & Jamnson
Boston
Mra Len Fortune
Dover
Charlen King
Laughter Birdle
Leavenworth
Pearsall
Mrs Byington
W. P. Parker
Excelsior Springs
Harry Noble
Harry Miller
Hiborado
M. Klein
Hot Springs
Ark
Chester ‘Thomas
William Bradferran
Wil
George Port Ashton
Ashioh
Ld Sertouary
Berborne
Mint Blanche
Denver
Colorado Springs
Scatelle Stevens
Carbondale
Topeka
Mary Suthier
Arthur Brongon
New York City
Trapp
Louisville Springe Park
Warnes
Clyde Williams
Shrevesport
Melchehey
Washington, D. C
Art
W. A Peffer
Della VanAmburgh
Holton
Frank Rice
Kansas City
LK. Bonafd
Colorado
Nebraska
Mary Rutherfood
Katelle Stevens
Charles P. Spencer
Alex
Banhart
A. A. Hurd
Missouri
J. J. Stirrey
Fannie
Avian
Adele
Misa Lourie Smith
Albuquerque
N.N
Horaver
Richards
H. J
Convention sessions held in four Denver churches
The twelfth annual convention of the Young People's Christian Union of the United Presbyterian and Associated Reformed Presbyterian churches met in Denver with forenoon sessions devoted to conferences. Readings and teaching sessions were led by Prof. A. N. Clark of Minden Nebraska and Rev. J. E. Fonter of Omaha Nebraska. Junior and primary work was directed by Miss G. Wallace, focusing on congregational teaching and outreach.
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Denver
Colo
Young People's Christian Union
United Presbyterian Anl
Reformed Presbyterian Churches
AN. Clark
Minden
Neb
E. Fonter
Omata
Nebeo Ecoulter
Postal railway service announced for Oahu Island
The post office department establishes the first railway mail service in Hawaii. It runs around Oahu between Honolulu and Kakuku Pearl City Waipahu and Waianae. The 72 mile route carries mail six times weekly, aligning with train schedules. Service began June 14.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Hawaii
Oahu
Honolulu
Kakuku
Wie Ale
Pearl City
Waipaid
Walane
Walahua
Bryan to Make Imperialism the Paramount Issue in 1896 Style Notifi cation
Lincoln, July 27. W J Bryan stated his Indianapolis notification speech will focus on imperialism as the paramount question, following the 1896 plan. The platform’s money issue will be addressed in his acceptance letter and later speeches.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Indianapolis
Ind
Parks M. Martin
State Democratic Committee
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
National Committee
Railronds
Ship Captain Fined for Disregarding Cargo Rules in Honolulu
Honolulu officials fine Captain W. F. Weedon of the ship Marion F. Chilcott $2,000 for discharging cargo without a permit. The fine was paid and an appeal to Washington is planned to overturn the decision. A proposed Porto Rican labor import scheme to Hawaii is said to be abandoned, Tyrolese workers on Maui plantations praised, with no contract status.
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Honolulu
Stackable
Marion F. Chilcott
W. F. Weedon
United States
Chilcott
Washington
Weedon
Stack
Treasury Department
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Wast
Ashington
Dole
Hay
Alexander
Baldwin
Maui
Drought Break After Rain In New England
Boston reports a prolonged drouth broken by rain lasting about a day. Total city rainfall 1.45 inches with broader showers across eastern central northern and western regions. Portland Maine recorded .92 inch. Pastures revived and gardens show vigor though hay yields and early crops are reduced, improving farmer outlook overall.
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Boston
New England
Drouth
Bubbeanwern
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Portland
Bears Run Rampant Aboard Traveling Show Train
Bucyrus Ohio July 21 bears aboard a Toledo and Ohio Central show train broke from cages chasing the conductor who escaped to the caboose. The crew eventually corralled the bears with a lariat after the train was sidetracked delaying service over an hour.
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Bucyrus
Toledo
Nate
Philippine students to study in United States policy urged
Berkeley July 1 Filipino commissioners consider sending natives of the islands to study in American schools. A letter from Bernard Moses of the University of California to President Wheeler notes a likely large pool of eager students and suggests financing some via public funds to foster Americanization and mark the difference between the United States and Spain.
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Berkeley
Cal
United States
Bernard Moses
University of California
Philippine Commission
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
America
Spain
Druggists to Act to End Price Cutting Under Study
New York July 27 The National Association of Retail Druggists weighs plans to improve proprietary medicine conditions and halt price cutting. Proposals include a controlled list of legitimate jobbers and restrictions on sales to bargain firms, with retailers expected to maintain stable prices.
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Ational Association
New York
National Association of Retail Druggists
MAY MOVE ZION'S SITE PROPOSED TO WINTHROP HARBOR
A Benton township report says Dowie will forfeit unpaid land contracts and relocate his Zion city a short distance north to Winthrop Harbor. He backed out on taking Durkin land and a Winthrop Harbor survey showed effort to secure land for the Zion project at favorable terms. Dowie’s agent described bankers backing the scheme, while locals fear losing better prices for the Durkin property and the Durkin case was dismissed in Leonart court.
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Dowie
Winthrop Harbor
Waukegan
Benton Township
Zion City
Joseph Durkin
Hans
Arbor
Trenton
Dearon Jodd
Dowse
Cai
Alameda’s Storm Damage Fallout On Transpacific Voyage
The steamer Alameda returning from Australia battled a severe storm near the Pacific, suffering major structural damage including a broken capstan, wrecked wheelhouse, and injured crew. Despite extensive seas, the vessel completed the voyage with lingering material and safety concerns reported after leaving Sydney.
Express robbery atchison staged by a Denver man
A negro bandit held up an express messenger near Atchison but failed to take any valuables. The incident occurred after a Missouri Pacific through Omaha passenger left Atchison, a robber demanded contents of the express car, but the safe could not be opened until Omaha. The would be thief fled with a liver watch and was later identified by police as a Denver man named Davis who is in custody locally. The messenger John Kresler was uninjured.
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Atchison
Missouri
Omaha
Cobbee
John Kreaster
Miessenger
Kresler
Ganttee
Nero
Colotea Mai
Davis
Denver
Kresier
Marine recruits report for duty in Chicago
Colonel Harrington in charge of the marine corps recruit office reports twenty seven men to report for duty at the quarters in Chicago. The total recruits reach 286 since work began less than two months ago. He notes the class is above average and many will be sent to Washington for drilling and uniforms.
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Chicago
W. Harington
Marine Corps
Thin City
Wankinstos
Harrington
Washington
Eagle Seizes Child in Rural Mystery Case
A fragmented report describes a man named Smith harming a child in a rural town. The text mentions a farmer, a worried father, a 3 year old girl named Angie, and a tense scene around a farm family. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Smith
Marally
Marr
Sri
Angie
Book Auction Opens Tonight With In-Demand Titles
At the book auction, all the requested volumes are coming off the shelves this evening. Early bidding moved quickly as sought after works disappeared from sale moments after bidding began.
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Kansas Avenue
Mananavesca
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Barnum
Anderson L. L
Mas - Meh
Rosemont
BBC
Hamilton
Orogan
Navy
Cepa
Wide
Miwauker
National Photographers’ Axwlation
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Kata
Ley Jung
Iid
County
Keene Shea
Mro
Assisnered
Sten
Sen
Sonoma
Wits Vents
Sigtes Coer
Social and Personal
Mail Service
Bryan
Drouth Broken
Velencourt Deuil
Beattie
D. Vale
Rose Coghlan
Tagier
Perndon
Baretoma
Hm Eas Avenue
Kemper & Paxtons
Lecasser One
Turkey
Beroica
Peen
Dar Tooth
Iton's
Boys
Fiers Ierth
Kays
Russia
the New Model Supply Store
Bomper & Paxtons. & Quincy
ZION
Durkin
Jaen Durkin
Leonurt
W. J. White
Hns
Wipster Manne
Witte
Australia
Alameda
San Francisco
Raa
Austr
Boon
Jonvine
Sydney
Eagle
Father
Topeka Foundry
Union Pacific
Coloreds Springs
Pusblo
Ogden
Galt
P. A. Lewis
City Ticket Agt
J. ©. Falroy
Totura
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