Rich Under Bond In Havana Rathbone Case
June 9 Havana reports Estes G Rathbone former Pools director faces bond action as the state auditor detects vouchers paid twice amounting to 3000 dollars most in Muncie Indiana Federal Fidelity Company may be held responsible Rathbone and manager Miller have met without resolution Neely in a related case faces bond posting with claims of deception and forged requests to sign documents
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Estes G. Rathbone
Pools
Daing
Aut~tor
Munele
Ind
Fidelity Company
Bir
Rathbones
Miller
Rathbone
Neel
Puch
Neely
CapWatson Loses Leg in Philippine Action
Pittsburg Captain Wil J Watson married to Miss Lette Lindbure, long known in Galena, was wounded in April while in action in the Philippines. Reports say the injury required amputation of his leg below the knee after transfer to Manila hospital. His wife’s letter notes the doctors believed the leg could not be saved and the amputation was performed April 27.
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Pittsburg
Philippines
Galena
Wil J. Watson
Lette Lindbure
Mitsbure Tiihune
Sluydard
Jenney Chosen to Represent United States at Congress of Architects
The Architecturals League reads that John H. Jenney of Chicago is appointed to represent the United States at the Congress of Architects to be held in Paris from July 3 to August 6. He will be a member of the permanent council of the executive loan and will attend as a delegate from the United States.
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United States
Congress of Architects
Chicago
Architecturs! League of Amertet
Renest Maes
New Yok
American Architecture
Architecture
America
A. D. Lures
Pattetelphia
Architectural Club
Ang A
Flener
Cintlunath
Gathe
Ing
Architents
Duriee
Jeaney
Frutelle Ville
Paris
Juntiog Tms
Permanent Council
Dmerients Institute of Oot
Archites
General Wood Returns to Havana in Calm Report
Gen Wood returns to Havana reporting calm political conditions after visits to Culberien and Sagia. He notes no opposition has emerged and that both the Nationalist and Union Democratic factions favor present arrangements. He cites progress and excellent crop prospects.
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Wood
Havana
Culberien
Sagia
Othher Place
Union Democratic Party
Topeka Woman Flushes Encounter On Clay Street
A Topeka woman walking south on Clay street encounters a gentleman she dislikes. She resolves to avoid him and passes by with a brisk, haughty air to cut him dead, then stops abruptly to speak briefly as they momentarily meet.
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Topeka
Indy
Clay Street
Frustrated encounter at street fair ends with missed train
A woman answers a man with a courteous but distant air as he chats during a street fair. He departs for a connecting train while she remains, later sighing over her tangled emotions. A special policeman, exploited by a practical joke, fails to make an arrest.
Grape-Nuts Prize Letters Offer Gold Boxes
Readers are urged to write plain honest letters detailing health benefits from Grape-Nuts. The top 70 writers receive ten dollar gold boxes, next two get twenty five dollar pieces, and 200 receive one dollar greenbacks. Include names and addresses of 30 willing participants.
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de Tomboure
Luis
Odd Tales From Topeka Street Life And Visitors
A Topeka page recounts a mix of city anecdotes and vignettes. A sole street policeman’s napper tale ends when his star and club vanish and reappear after a sergeant’s demand. A lawyer’s houseguest week with four trunks unfolds into a tense dinner negotiation, while a wedding-furnished folly shows a man’s aim to marry on a dream budget. An elevator misadventure on the state house visit adds humor amid a Czar Alexis Buffalo-hunt note and a preserved portrait from Long’s dining area.
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Jess
Werman
Topeka
Prince Albert
Jumi
Lemiher
State House
Czar
Alexis
Russia
United States
Kansas
J. Lee Knight
Ranting & Gallery
Long
Ree
Mr. Knight
Prohibition State Convention Nominates Few Officers
Denver June The prohibition state convention elected delegates to the national convention and presidential electors but made no further nominations for state offices. Nominated: Supreme judge F J Wilson Governor J R Wiley Lieutenant governor Dr T C Chamberlain Secretary of state Mary L Henderson Auditor Joseph Harvey. The platform blames McKinley for the Philippines and Cuba drinkeries. National Chairman Oliver W Stewart urged proh action. Also notes New York Limited train schedules with daily outbound and westbound timings and meals in dining cars.
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Deleg Kates
F. J. Wilson
J. R. Wiley
T. C. Chamberlain
Mary L. Henderson
Joseph Harvey
McKinley
Philippine Islands
Porto Rico
Cuba
Oliver W. Stewart
Curing Wide Range of Ailments at Topeka Avenue Offices
The ad promotes cures for catarrh of head and body, skin diseases, stomach and bowel pains, heart palpitations, female disorders, eczema, asthma, hay fever, bronchitis, piles, constipation, blood diseases, and nervous debility. It claims injections and plaster treatments with no cutting, and offers office hours 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. with no Sunday hours. Stamps requested for reply.
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Suraty
Topeka Avenue
Shouts for Bryan A Fourth of July mobilization in Kansas
The Kansas Populist committee urges Fourth of July observances to echo Bryan’s national nomination. It attacks the fusion and Republican rhetoric on prosperity and patriotism, calls for bold demonstrations, and urges Kansans to participate in the Independence Day events with strong support for Bryan and the Democratic ticket. The note names Taylor Rippie as chair and John H Curran as secretary and mentions events around Kansas City and the national committee meetings at the Hotel Walton.
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Populist Committee
Kansas
Bryan
Kansas City
Republican Party
Mark Hanne
Polis
Rein Naker
Piriots
Om Paul Kruger
Mame
Uberiy
Bish
Frevidom
Atute
Willan Jennigs Bryan
Taylor Rippie
John H. Curran
It Comes High Cost to Host Republican National Convention
Philadelphia faces a budget over 200000 as it plans to host the Republican national convention and entertain visiting clubs during convention week. Local clubs organize hospitality, with each providing out of town members from arrival to departure. The Lees club allocates 35000 for advertising the event.
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Philadelphia
Lees Ct
Y M C A Secretaries Meet at Thousand Islands Park
Conference of Y M C A secretaries convenes at Thousand Islands Park New York with about 400 delegates in session. A paper by S M Robinson of Boston on youth work prompts endorsement and a $1,000 subscription pledge for international efforts. Great enthusiasm marks the gathering.
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Thousand Islands Park
N.Y
MC. A
del Gates Snelling
5. M. Robinson
Boston
Vandalia Pennsylvanian line revised schedule East
Wew Schedule to the East. The Vandalia Pennsylvania lines changed time May 2nd. They now run three through trains daily with sleeping and dining cars St. Louis to New York leaving St. Louis 8:48 a.m. 12:00 p.m. and 11:35 p.m. The 3 a.m train includes a Baltimore and Washington sleeping car. Write J Cherbroweh Assistant G P A St. Louis for folder showing complete schedule.
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St. Louis
New York
Baltimore and Washington
J. Cherbroweh
G. P. A. St. Teculs
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