Death of A V Auter A prominent Kansas citizen dies
A V Auter died Tuesday at his home on Monroe street after years of illness. Known as one of the wealthiest men, he invented a device to convert holdings into government bonds. He previously lived in Iowa and Minnesota before moving to the new territory. His wealth and quiet philanthropy marked a long life. The body will be taken to Eaton, Ohio for interment.
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Review
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Je San
Topeka Banker
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Top
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Smith Center
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Europe
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Findings for Sampson Shaped by Court Inquiry
Washington reports on a court finding surrounding Admiral Sampson and Commodore Schley amid the Santiago harbor battle. The document concludes Sampson commanded the American fleet and that Schley led a division under orders from Wines. It notes the Spanish squadron was engaged, with a share of responsibility apportioned among officers.
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Shoe comfort sale prompts real comfort for all
A local shoe store markets affordable footwear aimed at relief for those suffering from discomfort. Prices start with a dollar or more and vary by size and quality, claiming greater comfort than any other store in the city.
Germany expands influence in China with sphere and concessions
Washington reports that Germany now shows growing commercial ties with China and Japan. Consular Agent Ernest L. Harris cites a sphere of influence and various concessions, estimating German interests in Asia near 0,000,000. Imports from China to Germany contribute to the commercial figures.
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China
German Interrata
Japan
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Ribenstei
State Department
Tn KS
Onina
Commencement Address at Washburn College Education Talk
Governor William S Stanley delivered the thirty fifth Washburn commencement address on Progress of Education urging physical and mental training and core character. He argued education should form men and women with conscience, not merely professionals, as seniors become alumni after the ceremony. The program opened with piano, vocal music, and prayers before the address.
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Washburn Colleges
May Bowen
D. M Fisk
Laura Taylor
William 5. Stanley
Washburn
Fear and Trade Ties Highlight German Affairs in Asia
The document outlines German commercial activity across Asia, noting warehouses and banks in China and Japan, with German capital totals reaching into the millions. It details trade in tea, rice, and feathers for machinery, and mentions German interests in Shanghai, Formosa, and Manchuria, alongside broader foreign economic influence in the region.
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Germain
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Iherrance
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Japan
Gereie Industria
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Mills Store Curtain and Carpet Sale Ad
Retail ad lists heavy discounts on ruffled and Nottingham lace curtains, Irish Point and Brussels pieces, carpets, tapestries, portieres, and related drapery goods with numerous price cuts and bulk offers. Names of fabrics and patterns dominate, with quantities and old versus sale prices.
Carpet Sweepers and Mattings Sale Ad
The Victor Carpet Sweeper priced at $1.05 and the Colonial and Grand Rapids sweepers listed with higher prices. Mattings include China mats at 16c and 14c, plus 18? prices. Ready Made Window Shades offered in best selling colors at 29c and opaque shades at 45c for standard sizes.
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Talk No 96 About Temples and Hisses
A fragmented note discusses temple fitting and hair styling choices, referencing pairing a pair of hisses that suit you and questions about temple curl behind the ear. The text is garbled with misread phrases and missing context.
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