Export trends show U S gains over UK and Europe
The United States rises from fourth to a leading exporter in a government table comparing principal countries. UK, Germany, and France trails in total domestic exports for the latest year, while the United States reports substantial gains. Figures cover twelve months ending June 30 and earlier years for context.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
I Baureau of
Xenia
United States
United State
United Kingdom
France
Germany
United Srater
Aguren
United Kinedien
Stismilene
United Stater
United Bunsen
Frater
State Journal Offer Promises Home News During Summer
Subscribers may have daily copies mailed to a single address for 30 cents monthly. The paper pledges to feel like home from afar. The item also notes political chatter about war reopenings, court actions, and economic shifts amid global tension and industry updates.
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State Journal
Rockefeller Aids Church in New York
John D Rockefeller helps a New York church on Forty-fifth Street near Pearl Street by supporting a needed extension. Risckns feller te Bis ia Nava hone sere hauves in Forty-ffth etrest beck of the ith Peat parnit at oa being member.
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Rockefeller Aids Church
New York
John D. Risckns
Ith
Peat Parnit
Local items mix with court verdicts and social notices
Local notes report Mise Cleanor Smith returning from Thrbes visit with Be Jow trienda and Dr. Chas Lowry leaving for Kenoata Whivenall for vacation. The city court finds Thomas Cheensey guilty of assault and battery. Mackey travels from Leavenworth to Little Rock with W. W. Asidemon. Rus dust expires. Tepika Knights of the Provera Ark host meeting. Fred Shellaberger’s home incident noted. Birthday observances and social gifts mark the event with Mrs. Jeffries and the Shatt family honored. music and a gold watch, chain, and chair given to guests.
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Mise Cleanor Smith
Thrbes
Chas, Lowry
Kenoata
Whivenall
Thomes Cheensey
Plenris
Corte United Stater
Afarshiat
Mackey
Leavenworth
Little Tock
Ark
W. W
Tepika
Knights of the Provera Ark
Fred Shellaberger
Tyler Witewt
Fred Atallaimirger
J. J. Bhellabareer
North Fopelie
Wasiver
Oak
Atade
Franial
Jeffries
Mrs. Shatt
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Broad Cure
An old advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla treats scrofula and various ailments. It asserts the remedy cleanses blood, improves digestion, reduces catarrh, and supports overall health, presenting it as the best medicine for many complaints.
Requiem Service for Pope Leo’s Repose of Soul
A requiem service is announced for prayers for the repose of the soul of Pope Leo. The event calls worshippers to gather at the church for a solemn liturgy led by local clergy and attended by faithful from the diocese.
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Pope Leo
Requiem Mass For Pope Leo XI At Church Of The Assumption
The pontifical requiem mass for Pope Leo XI was celebrated at the Church of the Assumption at Eighth and Jackson streets. Rev Father Hayden led Gregorian chant as the congregation observed a solemn hour long service with heavy devotion, many in attendance, and the flag draped altars and pope’s portrait displayed in mourning.
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Pontifical
Alan
Father Hayden
Leo
Thie Ducese
Church of the Assumption
Topekm
Joseph German
Tey. Pather Hayden
Eeerin
Toman
Bald
Pope Lear
Church of Aesence
Pope Leo
Teo
Durit
Railroad Employers Twentieth Century Club Interest in Kansas
P B Conley, president of the Railway Employers Twentieth Century clubs, visits Topeka to promote organization among local railroad men. He, formerly Santa Fe yard master, now heads Illinois Railroad and Warehouse Commission and leads a national push to unite railway workers into political influence. He sees clubs expanding in Minnesota Alabama West Virginia New York to protect railroad interests through organized voting power.
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Ilinoie
Twentieth Century Club
Topeka
Conley
Ganley
The
Santa Fe
Railroad and Warehouse Commission of
Illnois
Clichgo
Kansas
State Journal
Conray
Refiway
Minneis
Minnesota
Alabama
West Virginia
New York
Tt Ie
Railroad employes and political influence rise in Illinois
The passage discusses railroad workers and a club in Illinois shaping state politics. It notes potential burdens on employers and fears about decisions harming the club, with references to figures like Richard Yates and a push to back a governor who would recall support for the Railway Employ Twentieth Century club of Milne.
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At & Great Pany Faliroad
Tn Ued
Chicasn Aland
Mnole
Contes Yaa
Chard Yates
Br. Conley
Himesif
Tlinolt
Thin
Twentieth Century Club
Milne
Demurrer Filed in Bribery Indictment Case
Jefferson City July 27 After appearance for Senatorsarris and Smith indicted on bribery charges in connnection with the alums a demurrer was filed arguing the indictment is vague indefinite and untrue and does not charge any agreement with Daniel Kelley and their Waves in committer or in the senate and the alumni In the use of Senator Sullivan Indicted on soliciting bribe from Witney Dayton the Attorneys filed a motion to quash the indictment The verdict alleges the indictment charges no offense against the common law or the statute No motion was filed in the case of Senator Matthews which Judge Anta said would be allowed to go weigh
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Jeferson City
Aftor
Heya
Marris
Smith
Alus
Missouri
Daniel
Kelley
Senate
Alumnii
Sullivan
Witney Dayton
Matthews
Jor- Anta
A Seasonal Suit Over Delayed Fountain Order
Wheldon a druggist sues the Logic Carbonic Act Manufacturitie Co of Chicago in supreme court claiming $200 loss from a fountain delayed from April 1 to May 22. Lyon County court awarded $147, and the water company appeals to the state supreme court.
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Wheldon
Logic Carbonic Act Manufarturitie Comparey
Chicago
Wupremic
Denis
Gody Fountaier
Note Fraud Case Trails Brinkman in County Court
A note alleged signed by J George Brinkman and a partner in a firm described as a general mercantile operation under Ne Chee A Mercantile. The suit against Brinkman at Bartim County District Court seeks judgment by default after a $500 promissory note drawn at Corly Barings Bank.
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George Brinkman
Great
Hen
Garin Savings Bank
Brinkman
Walt
Am Partnership Et Praevota
Gfnerel Merchandin
Eastneae
Corly Barings Bank
Trinkren
Bartim County
Trinkman
Mike Kelly Arrested After Park Assault Incident
Mike Kelly was arrested by a city court officer on charges of assault and battery. He allegedly joined a gang that assaulted LE Colling at Vinewood Park Sunday. Deputy Sheriff Betts and Laveron intervened but dense crowds prevented arrest at the scene.
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Mike Kelley
Kelley
Ting
LE. Colling
Vinewood Park
Betts
Laveron
Reyvolvers
Sixty Applications Filed for Tax Reductions After Flood Damage
About sixty applications have been filed with Shawnee County Clerk Newman for tax reductions by property owners damaged or destroyed by the flood. Early stage data show the number of daily approvals averaged less than four.
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Shawnee County
Newman
Hall's Hand Amputation After Laundry Accident
Mira Teele Hall, an employee at Crystal laundry, lost her hand in a mishap last week. Her injury worsened, requiring hospital treatment at Blormont Hospital. She resided at 416 West Sixth Avenue.
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Hall
Mira Teele
Crystal Laundry
Saene
Unclear text fragment on crowd count at event
Fragmentary report notes 7500 people and a rail incident with crowd movement and strikes. Mentions Myers, Vicw resident, and reactions to transportation and employment actions. Details are garbled, with several names and places unreadable.
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Myers
Vicw
Toreka Chu Railieng
Nice Mines to Reopen and Return to Work
A fragmentary notice notes mines resuming operations after disruptions caused by government actions. The readable portion mentions workers returning and the industry moving toward normal activity following a halt.
Motion Overruled Delays Second Trial in Fadikner Case
On July 2 Judge Dowgian overruled the motion by attorneys for former Delegate Harry Fadikner seeking a second trial. The decision comes as the convention with the relevant entities is noted amid ongoing proceedings in the case.
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Motiof
Bt Loutt
Jurge Dowgian
Harry Fadikner
Chase
Versant Bs
Five Rotse of delegates members sentenced in St Louis
Judge Ryan sentenced five former Rotse of delegates members from St Louis. Four convicted of bribery in municipal franchise deals and one of perjury. Names include Joan Sheridan and T Howard Albright, each given five year terms. All posted $20,000 appeal bonds.
Twain to Leave America for Mediterrean Health Trip
New York July 27 Mark Twain plans to take his wife to a warmer climate for health reasons. He will travel directly to Florence via Genoa aboard a comfortable vessel, aiming for late September. Twain notes the trip is for recovery and that he may not return soon, explaining he and his wife seek the Italian climate once more.
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Humorist
Mediterranean
New York
Mark Twain
Mr. Clemens
Florence
Genoa
Commonwealth
Missouri
Virginia
Hiverdals
George W. Perkins
United Staten
Iumir
Maxsey
Darwin
Italy
Fios
Widow Aims to Contest General Clay Will in Probate
Mrs. Dora Brock seeks to have the will of Gen Cassius M Clay probated claiming she is bequeathed $10,000. She mourns his death in Lexington and plans to challenge the will, saying she will fight for her rights in court. The Clay children hint at contest, and Brock visits in this city amid grief and legal action.
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Lexington
Dora Lay Brock
Cassius Marcillus Clay
Fulvia
Eico
Lehmond
Brock
Mra
Fox
Thin City
Cork
Massie
General Clay
Rich
Tenahs Coe
Forfeiz ‘Mra
Brocken
Ghiy
Isaie
Whitehall
Clay
Brock Naye
Harriman Hill Timber Deal Aims To Control World Market
San Francisco July 27 The Bulletin reports Harriman and James J uniting in a major timber deal with several associates to dominate the global lumber market. They seek vast forest tracts in northern California and Oregon with agents named including Eggethauser Walker and Blodgett. plan to merge principal rail lines to form a nationwide control. Boston July 27 Tennis at Longwood sees top players in four round matches. notable doubles between Doherty and CloThier versus Mahaney ends with the winners claiming the grand contest.
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San Francisco
HH. Harriman
James J
California
Oregon
Frederick Eggethauser
Minneapolle
Z. F. | Walker
Minneapolis
Jacob
Blodgett
Grand Rapids
Farriman
Southern Pacific
Cheelman Roads
Waterhauser
Washington
Eiaho
Californian
Boston
Aud Doherty
Willa Clothier
Mahaney
Donertrs
Ard Mer Bocas and Wampapee Tribes Meeting Notice
A meeting of the Khaw ner and Wampapee tribes of Ard Mer Bocas is announced. The event will initiate a new process and all Fed Moti and candidates are requested to attend at 8 o'clock. Long, Bachem.
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Ard Mer Bocas
M. Long
Bachem
Thunder Mountain Prospect Near Warren Route Update
Colorado Springs reports reveal extensive mining chatter on the Independence and Weiderhomt claims near Warren. Prospectors describe an 11 000 foot climb, potential mother lode, and plans for a ten stamp mill and winter operation to extract ore valued from eight to one hundred dollars per ton.
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Colorado Springs
Ssedes
Ovine
Fautnese
Pany Se Reamin Cab Italleta
Bap
George P. Wallace
Independence Securities
Warren
Elekt Rollen
Dewey
Weider
Bom
Weiderhomt
Femin
St. Louis
New York
Soctor
Suiphur
Cattle dipping order may be modified old sanitary panel
M C Campbell and H F Hood of the live stock sanitary commission visit in the city to confer with Governor Halley on a possible modification to the cattle dipping order. They expect further talks this afternoon and caution against radical changes while noting disease is hard to detect at the season.
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M.C. Campbell
Chamberlain
HH. F. Hood
Lve Stock Sanitary Commission
Mr. Campbell
Mr. Chamberlain
Halley
Mange
Asylum Report Due Raises Funds for Stenographer Bill
The investigation committee faces a stalled report as no findings have been filed with the governor. A small pool of funds is needed to cover expenses for the inquiry, and stenographer James R Wick withholds the transcript until a roughly $250 bill is paid. Committee members include Senators Fitzpatrick, Conrad, Gabriel and Representatives Jenks, Hayden, Campbell.
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Ceyoant
Jas. R. Wick
Comminsion
Fitzpatrick
Conrad
Gabriel
Jenks
Hayden
Campbell
Brubaker Killed Riding Bicycle Across Narrow Bridge
A dispatch from El Paso reports W. E. Brubaker formerly of Topeka was killed instantly when his bicycle toppled from a narrow canyon bridge, his neck broken after striking rocks below. Brubaker had recently moved to El Paso and was employed by the Amphalt Paving company.
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el Paso
W. E. Brubaker
Topeka
Brubaker
Amphalt Paving Company
Deaths and Funerals Notice
Fragmented obituary item lists names including Orvilla Geman and other infants with a burial planned at Paul, Minnesota. Limited readable details show an infant death and family associations, but many fragments are garbled.
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Orvilla Geman
Rudaips Onan
Ete Bes
Seekine Etre Street
Fey
Paul, Minn
Goods List From Local Store Advert for Groceries
A condensed grocery item list includes new potatoes per peck lemons per dozen and multiple household staples. Items noted: two large boxes must two packages vigor same force two cans best tomatoes one parlor broom two packages Ralston Health Oats tea dust two pounds crisp ginger san be two pounds fresh baked crackers cold starch three packages egg o see three pound can pears one half can plums three cans early June pea eight ounce bottle vanilla exp a twenty cent package matches good package coffee.
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Ralston Health
Notorious Borchert Diss Against Daughter Reaches Supreme Court
A Kansas case reaches the supreme court over alleged criminal assault by Borchert on his daughter Edith Borchert. The defense argues moral depravity and false accusations, while the daughter testifies of repeated threats and coercion after her mother’s death. Evidence includes a letter to Judge Campbell and testimony linking Kansan City, a Keay steaming, and related matters.
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Borchert
Hane
Horchert
Supreme Court
Campbell
District Court
Telitte
Mt Wan
Kansan
First Official Trial at Brenton's Point For Shamrock 1
The first official trial race for the defender against Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock 1 was set for today at Brenton's Point R1. Reliance led in all prior 19 races though some margins were slim. The regatta uses windward leeward courses with a 0 mile leg and angular turns, starting around 5:15 to 11:82 time markings, as Constitution and Columbia showed early positions.
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Brenton
Thomas Lipton
Tournant
Reliance Hat
Arenes
Etek
Weward
Bellanes
Ita
Colambia
Constitution
Collier in a Smashup on Bellevue Avenue
Wealthy New York publisher F P Collier was badly shaken in an automobile collision on Bellevue avenue. He and his chauffeur were thrown from the car, the forward section wrecked, Collier bruised but able to leave the scene. Train and travel notices follow.
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Hartman Autoport
Newport
P. F. Collier
New York
Bellevue Avenue
Low Rates Westbound Rail Travel Promoted Locally
An OCR fragment advertises cheap fares on the Chicago Great Western Railway between Buffalo and New York, with reduced rates to Seattle and beyond. It invites inquiries to Gen W. Lintain in Kansas City and cites the Black Diamond Express as a notable route.
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Pittsbore
Texas
California
Korsus
New York
West Virginia
Saviors
Ohio
Teese
Wyoming
Chitago
Great Westers Railway
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Gulf
Ashland
Madison
Waterville
Frribault
Minnesota
Great Western
W. Lincoln
Chicago Great Western Railway
Ith
Seattle
Werh
W. Lintain
T. PA
West Ith St
Ecenery
Buffalo
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Kaness
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Miller
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Maud Adame
Louletana
Ellaw
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Hood
Church IN
Henry Drape
F. M. Hayden
Demurrer
Farris
Emporia Druggist
Boda Fountain
Mike Kelly
L. E. Collins
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Wrk
Twain
America
Dora Clay Brock
Longwood
Thunder Mountain
MR. Brubaker
el Paso Texas
Junin
Oraya
Cerropasca
Lima
Peru
Herald
City of Mexico
Reliance
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Ward End Ware
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Ware Foan
Bott
Gordon Street
Star Grocery
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