Territorial Industries Census Bureau Report on Manufactories
A June report details manufacturing establishments across Arizona, Idaho, Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma. It records 420 establishments with combined capital of about 257,408 dollars, total wages 169, total expenses 288,017 and value of products near 2,890.
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Burea
Washington
Thoriery
Arivota
Ida Tex Flory
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Cytsus Huredy
Ariauna
Rora Ou
Feuren Fee
Phuw
Agalmet
In Emporia College Commencement Exercises Begin
In Emporia College, June 4, commencement opens with a baccalaureate sermon at the Viret Presbyterian church. The day features a dedication of the college library engine, speeches by JcB Graves and others, and various graduates from Parsons and Emporia.
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Eenpers
Ean
Emporia College
Blaney
Viret Presbyterian Church
Extey
Salina de
Hany W Miller
Ana
Matt Wil
Bowie
Seeene Acero
Andryne Carnegie
J Cb
Graves
Canicen
Dale Gradual
Parsons
Elanah Lea Harey M
Dynes Howard
Th. Overstreet
Exaporia
Dines
Siu
Colorads Springs
Burglar With Boots Robs Mayor in Anadarko Shootout
A Wichita intruder forced his way into a council meeting in Anadarko Oklahoma. He shot at the mayor and fled with boots and a stolen championship trophy amid a chaotic scene. Authorities report the incident followed a buckshot discharge and a violent struggle with officials. Meanwhile a council of tribes including the Comanche and Kiowa met at Anadarko to discuss assignments and a response to reserve issues.
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Wichita
Johns Hopkins Elects New President Amid Turbulent Era
The Johns Hopkins University appointed a new president, defeating Haltiores in a contested election. The interim chemistry lab director Danteco and Remsen Skeid will maintain duties while the university reorganizes. Separate notices discuss postmaster salary changes and a charity appeal for shorter workdays.
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Johns Hopkins
Haltiores
Jovne Pulvessity
Tie Im Pratemar
Johns Kine Univeralig
Danteco Auaian
Remsen
Skeid
Tie
Ates 2 Sontemier x
Ie Ja
Churical Laboratory
Struggle Over Northern Pacific Nearing Settlement
Railroad leaders claim a conciliatory policy may end the costly conflict between Harriman and Morgan interests. The fight centered on control of the Northern Pacific and rival lines threatening Union Pacific and Southern Pacific markets. Separate items note damages suits, legal actions over Second Avenue grading, and a schedule of railroad meetings and labor matters across the country.
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Harriman
Morgan
Northern Pacific
Gre
St Paul
Pacific
Hill
Une
Tita
Mississippi River
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Night Shifts Expanded At Factory To Cover Overtime
The superintendent orders more workers and possible night shifts across all departments to reduce excessive overtime. Night shifts are now regular in machine shops and boiler shops as management aims to balance workloads and increase output.
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San Bernardino
Sap Parana
Cal
GW Smith
Teaiocee
Ea Nt
Santa Fe Officials Headed to Denver and Rail News
Santa Fe executives H W Mudge and chief supervisor Hesserule traveled to Denver aboard the Specter and private cars to assess motive power. Purdon, now in Topeka then Arthur Texas, will move family to St Louis as Frisco HQ. Denver opens Union Pacific repair shop, Rock Island to begin Enid Anadarko track, while railroad workers return to duties and crews report for duty after layoffs. Fragments cover relay of staff movements, shop injuries, Bible study groups, and track projects across the system.
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Santa Fe
Denver
H.W. Mudge
Rock Island
Ita Destrutters Rall
Hesserule
Santi Fe
Purdon
Topeka
Popeka
Arthur
Tex
St Louis
Frisco
Sissi op opium case leads to arrest and trial
Fragmentary report describes a Santa Fe incident near La Sants involving intoxication and a decision to have Wilcox arrested. Trial at Newkirk before five men results in a conviction. related notes mention Harton shops and a Kansas City Times notice about Charles Devlin as a wealthy man in Kansas.
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Sissi
Santa Fe
la Sants
Aries
Wilcox
Newkirk
Inna
Charles 3 Devlin
Topeke
Kanage
Resignation of Kansas University Chancellor Snow Reported
June 4 in Lawrence Kansas the resignation of Kan Sas university Chancellor Snow was presented to the board of regents. The letter dated May 20 at Stanford University states his acceptance of a newly created professor of natural history post effective September 1, 1901. Prospective successor Vernon Lyman Kellogg, entomology professor at Stanford, is a former Kansas student and longtime associate of the university.
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Lawrence
Kan
Counductor Snow
Kan Sas University
Board of Regents
University of Kansas
Stanford University
Prancis H. Snow
Vernon Lyman Kellogg
Leland Stanton University
California
Kellogg
T. B. Kelrogs
Emporia
Kansas University
Cornell Sniversity
Pnr
Thekansas University
Férend Stanford ‘University
Kansas Academy of Science
NO SCARCITY OF LABOR IN TOPEKA REPORTS NINETY-FIVE APPLICANTS
The first monthly report by free employment agent T Williams shows 95 applications on file in Topeka with only 12 job offers made in May. Governor W S Stanley was among applicants. one farm job failed to materialize. About seven harvest help applicants remain for western wheat fields, eligible for rail travel at one cent per mile out and fare back.
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Chauncey Tew
John Snyder
Icensitiere Roward Withien
Torrboridge
Santa Fe
Jehan Price
Haa
Williams Houghtelin
Bit. Houghtelin
Peter Schiling
Exameth Wood
David Stuart
Severingene
Sir
Wayeun
Bein
Kelly
Everede
Emporia
Franz Saioyer
Hoiler
Charles Weber
Schiveel
Weber
Berk Copeland
Chirard
Enate
Chase J
Miller
Santa Fe Tire Department
Hemas Ghakatma
Albuquerque Guntranien Beran
Triek
Topeka
T. 8
Williams
W. 5. Stanley
Stanley
Scott's Emulsion Promises Body Restoration Through Food
An old health advertisement extols Scott's emulsion of cod liver oil as gentle nourishment for recovering appetites and stomach comfort. It positions the product as a body restorer when ordinary food feels burdensome, urging readers to try Scott and Bown, Pecineret, Nee.
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Scott
Topeka Street Department Meeting On Paving Contracts
A Topeka council meeting discussed the Topeka Railway company paving obligations and street force dismissals. The council modified ordinance terms to relieve the railway of full paving duties while ensuring intersections are paved as required. Street Commissioner Sayer faced questions over discharging workers Reeder and Briggs, with the city attorney and council debating authority and pay vouchers amid tense disputes.
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Topeka City Railway Company
Counell
St' S
Topeka Company
Topeka
Don
Topeks Hallway Company
Topeka Railway Company Ia
Ted Nrexes
Spencer Cave
J. D. Heeder
Jack Briggs
Sayer
Spencer
Mets
Easton
Feder
Briggs
Reeder
Brige
Sf Reider
Council
Tain Skendsen
Committee On
Warner
Supreme Court
J. D. Reuter
Sae
Snyier
Elty
Evetelne
Euattiogen
Chaney
Norrmutters
Oltovel
Holis
Swamp-Root Ad Claims Back Pain Relief
An old promotional notice hawks Swamp Root tonic as a remedy for lame backs and related ailments. It urges readers to send a sample, referencing Kilner and Co and promising further information through a sample bottle obtained via mail order.
Curbing Dispute and City Meeting Amid West Avenue Protests
A garbled report outlines a council debate over curb and street narrowing along Kane Avenue, involving RB Kepley and a contentious plan near the Santa ordinance. Protesters clash with officials as discussions reference a crematory siting and street widening claims, with unclear dates and names due to damaged text.
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Kepley
Enoh
Ayer
Ube
Ocgit Pounedl
Hock Telamasanta
Wiest
Ferrio
State Journa
Binerent
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Adoh i c
T J. & Peabody
Pitcairn
DeWitt & Co
Chicago
DeWitt
Kodaks
Swift & Holliday Drag Co
Chas. Wolff Packing Co
Amd
Bae Pedal Aly
Alliescert
Territorial Industries
Tia Gor
Paris
College OF Emporia
Indiana
Guthrie, O. T
Lane Wavere
Lone Wolf
Quanah Parker Loo
Comassbe
Anadarko Foe
Ib Wies Ree
June Martin
Iteformed ‘Srevyterian Association of
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Ae Papacy
Martin
Assistant Postmaster Central
Nation
Weir
Wellington
Sauk
Eta
Interent
Hutchinson
Eeturn
Railroad News
Bill
Orient Contractors
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad
Second Avenue
Madden
Legin Es Ehat
Orient
Jimite
Chase County
National Association of Car Service Managers
Colo
National Association of Railroad Commissioners
San Francisco
International Association of Railway Sargeons
Milwaukee
National Association of Freight Agents’ Associations
Sasociaton
Amerie
San Franc
National Association of Railway Agents
Pittsburg
Staige
Association of Railway Tele- Lerath
Reston
Mase
Saratoga Servie
N.Y
Master Car Builders’ Association
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Te Property
Michican Vilage
Ostetter
Munyon
Medicinx
Goat
Adalm
Sonii
Atenyon
New Fork
Phutadelphia
U. S
Col
Union Pacite
Rock Teland
K. U
L. Kesioge
Prof. Snow
Anton
Enarec
Pepel
Cranala
Ible
Bnd Mate
Focal
Nord
Kansas City
Riedbeeters Ar
J.C. Figusortae
McCune
Pemmeerwrartite ZW
W. G.wes
Kansas
Citibet
Wherry Grain
Mor
Portland
Enda. Victor
Jane 4
Maroe Nelson Pranklin
Columbo Springs
Portland Cine
Scott & Buwne
Pecineret
City Council
Street Force Row
Curbstone
Joe Poer
Kilner& Co
Binghemion
Buffalo Falls
Capitol
Kansas Ave
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