Topeka envisions growth amid dull May weather
The piece notes Topeka population checks of 8000 and forecasts 45000 in future enumerations. It mentions real estate activity as outsiders sell and citizens buy, cites political talk about Bryan and Portoriosy court decisions, and references the Seattle Times on Carter Harrison leading for the 1904 Democratic nomination. It also comments on insular cases and the role of wind and weather in agriculture and territory gain.
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Self reversals by Supreme Court in US history
From the New York World the piece notes the Supreme Court’s shifting rulings on state charters, commerce regulation, stock certificates, alcohol imports, and income tax. It emphasizes the court’s power to overturn its own decisions and the evolving meaning of the law of the land.
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New York World
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Supreme Court
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A fragmentary piece cites social banter about marriage and expression in relations. It debates tracts and the idea that a husband’s best friend may be a foe, noting tension in couples and looming social judgments. The text reflects period tone with dialogue on love, freedom, and restraint.
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New York Press
Joan
DISCUSS THE BROWINGS. Ministerial Union Review
Members of the Tepeka Ministerial Union gathered this morning to discuss the Browning poets. A paper by Tt BV Grannell of the First Baptist church compared Robert Browning and Elizabeth Barrett Browning, weighing their genius and the spiritual content of their works.
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Ascorelios
Tt BV
Grannell
Hobert Browning Browntrx
Reading Plans For The Year Ahead
The note mentions plans for the year after summer and a return in September. It references an individual named chon Sa and a person or group called nee wis, suggesting a schedule or event resuming in the fall season. The text is fragmentary but indicates a cyclical timeline.
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Nee Wis
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Union inpossible. Booth defends VOA merger clash
New York June 2 Ballington Booth heads the Volunteers of America and denies plans to rejoin the Salvation Army. He says reconciliation with Mrs Booth Cubborne and seven siblings is not possible, and that the government and principles of both movements prevent union.
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Ballington Booth
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The American Perle Debates French Economic Tensions
Paris reports in the chamber of deputies as M Des Bournelies asks the minister to explain the pressing economic crisis. American industry leaders declare their aim is Europe’s conquest or ruin, warning of reparations’ future costs. France considers immediate indemnity payment while China, and Rome agreements, shape the settlement.
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Wanted $10,000 Policy In Insurance Case
Jed Clarence El Smith, an insurance solicitor, testified Miss Defenbach paid 100 as part of a New York Life policy application. Dr Unger sought a 19000 policy for an unnamed person. Defenbach was refused a policy, but efforts to recover 3100 were discussed.
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Strike Pickets Form Close Order For 1 600 Machinists
Chicago reports 1600 machinists who have halted work and set up military style pickets. The groups are organized into companies and squads led by captains and sergeants. exchanges occur at intervals with sash squad reliefs. No clashes with non union workers are noted.
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Mrs Bonine Case Shown to Grand Jury in Washington
Washington June 3 The case of Mrs Heo Bonine held for the killing of Ayres a census bureau clerk at the Hotel Kenmore was presented to the grand jury today Judge Hanna will preside The Boston court scene also notes Mrs Josephine C Wood Steinf and Mrs Mary Baker Eddy involved as witnesses on a separate matter Judge Hanna in court New York golf arrest and Sun Law charge discussed with magistrate setting June 7 for trial
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Western Panf eturer association votes down rate proposal
Chicago June 2 The Western Panf eturer association voted against authorising a rate of one cent a mile to the G A Htheamp ment. Roads may act independently as Central Passenger roads already opposed it. Steamer disabled near Atlantic City Drifting toward inlet. life saving crews respond.
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Secretary of Porto Rico Arrives in New York
June dispatch notes Secretary Hunt arriving at the palace area and preparing to proceed to Washington. Douthitt tract sale is set aside after bids. Mulvane bought for 315,00 with an implied prior sale at 28,600. Miss Campbell sang at Cumberland Somtarees church and Polwin station services.
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