Central Branch Road Plan Discussed by Marshall County Club
The Commercial Club of Marshall County began initial steps to secure a railroad connection to the Central branch of the Missouri Pacific. A survey had been conducted earlier, with plans to route through Topela and Bigslow areas, and local leaders including S. Brigham and President Prosy discussed inviting delegates to the International Mining Congress while rail and industrial interests seek larger quarters for Sears Justice Manufacturing and related firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topelar
Whalemie
Missouri Pavitic
Tesetts
Tie
Tong
Chases
Phifece
Fice Dla
Jacksmugrvilie Commercial Ctl
S. Brigham
Moors of
Fourth Street
George N. Noble
E. H. Ttondeah
W. M. Forbis
Willa BA
Joes Mulvere
Wel Aws
Bhim
Enatier
Will Fight On Insurgent Leader Holds Out in Luzon
In Manila the insurgent leader signals continued resistance despite setbacks in Southern Luzon. The report notes disappointment over backward conditions and cites American lawyers opposing Spanish influence in local courts. The trial of H W Happle, port steward, for receiving monthly installments from a stevedoring company opens with a defense claiming the money was salary for extra services. The company books support the transactions, and D M Carman, previously linked to aiding cerana, is set to return to the United States after a request for 710,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
H.W. Happle
Commissary Department
Happle Seares
D. M. Carman
Cerana
United States
Pacific Mixsauri Freight Battle Shapes Regional Rail Race
The article outlines plans and rivalries over a new railroad line from Topeka toward Tope. It mentions the Goulds and the Missouri Pacific, with a competing route via Topeka and Lenora. Several manufacturers push for the line, while local transit debates hinge on the potential route through Pacific and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixsauri Pacific
Topeks
Fort Boatorth
Goulds
Bastenger
Benes Popeee
Frurks
Gulf of Mexico
Missouri Pacitio Road
Letilwugs Loy
Chie Mae
Ty Bayer
Aera
Bak
Stat Party Ofurveyort
Secreuy
Lenora
Ape
Pacific
Nike Fenath
Kapcinet
Webraku
Bence
Unclear fragmentary report on regional trade ties and concessions
fragmentary OCR text describes regional economic terms and concessions tied to a Tasmanian or Wy domestic trade project with mentions of a promoter and lead in borals and a winter agreement. The passage is garbled and lacks clear names or dates but implies negotiations and concessions related to mining or supply contracts in a local economy.
Storm Struck a Dance in Lemberton Minn
Reports from dredwood county describe a June storm demolishing Fred Sculta granary in Waubury townablet where a large crowd gathered for a dance. Six dancers were injured but all are recovering. barn and several buildings were destroyed. Further damage is expected as reports continue to arrive.
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Lemberton
Minn
Torsday
Dredwood
Fred Sculta
Waubury
Everely
John Netting
Brimer
Charley Long
Ida Bittner
Christ Netting
Erinary
Agatest
Noth
Four Men Drowned In Newfoundland Schooner Wreck
A schooner named Cour bound for Labrador with Diber men and their families totaling seventy people was driven ashore on Cabot Bay and the north coast of Newfoundland. Four men drowned, six injured, while women and children were saved. Survivors endured two days on the island before rescue. The vessel became a total wreck with belongings lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Jenna
N.F
Labrador
Dibermen
Cabor Bal
Newfoondiana
Insurrection in the Philippines and Allied Movements
General MacArthur declines to order return of money yet doubts linger over a potential refund after the insurrection ends. General Sumner reports to General Wade on possible negotiations for Cailles surrender. The Philippines hopes to hold out as nun season begins amid backward conditions in southern Tau won. German Admiral Kiraberr travels toward Australia and China, consulting MacArthur and U S Philippine counsels. The island of Para Trent occupied by the Tenth, Twenty-ninth, Thirteenth, Thirty-second and Thirty-third batteries of Egyptian artillery expected to return home June 20 aboard transport.
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Stourly
MacArthur
Sumner
Wade
Cailles
Filipindapay
Tauwon
Kiraberr
Australia
Chine
United States
Tidey
Para- Trent
Egapt
Help for Strikers and Trade Union Aid Motions
New York Herald reports looming machinists strike and a National Metal Trade Association motion. Aid promised from London engineers and a federation of labor plans to levy funds to sustain strikers. Iron molders electrical workers and others pledge support, aiming at a united railway and railway workers sympathy across the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iage 14
Herald
Eabir Ginpaich
Amed Booters of Engineers
London
Tits Society
Ite
Ambiian Federation of Labor
Y M C A Convention Emphasizes Youth Outreach in Boston
Boston June 13 The annual meeting connected with the FM C A international convention drew large crowds for today’s Jubilee events. Four meetings highlighted a morning devotional at the association hall a praise service at the youth meeting house a service of special interest at Finehill hall and a reception with Gov. Crane at the state house. Rev Francis Clark DD president of the United States societies of Christian Endeavor spoke on the link between Y M C A and churches arguing the organization is the church at work for young men and a rightful part of the family of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
FM. C. A
Tsua
Association Hall
Y Outh
X. MC. A
Bostom Asavetatts
Suni
Fineilll
Raisred Branchi Association
Mehe Asies Gues
Gov. Crane
State House
Young Men‘s Christian Association
Francis Clark, DD
United States Societies of Christian Endeavor
Mskazice
New York Domicide Benefit Ball Aids Murray Defense
A dance hall on East Broadway and Catharine Street hosted a domicide benefit last night to fund Bi Murray’s legal defense. Proceeds from 25 cent tickets at The Dirty Hag go toward Murray, charged with the May 8 murder of Jerry Moore at a hall where Big Larry the bartender warned guests to leave guns and knives at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East Broadway
Catharine Street
Bi” Murray
Jerry” Moore
Mra Maury O'Brien
Big Larry
Build a Big Hotel in Indisnapulia Tidianayotis
George B Swift & Co of Chicago won a 1 500 000 contract to construct a new hotel in Indisnapulia Tidianayotis. The eight story structure will replace the old Claxpoak House and Hates house with modern facilities and a large capacity, touted as one of the finest in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Swift & Co
Indisnapulia Tidianayotis
Ind
George FB. Swift & Co
Chicago
Yeill
Ist
United States
Flying machine trial in secrecy shows weak motive power
London July 1. Great secrecy marked the Shamrock TL construction trials on the grounds of Lielensive house. Denny Brom, builders claim the craft achieved stability and accuracy but propulsion remained inadequate. The machine operated with a pedal seat and tiny wing tips, weighed about two pounds with two men aboard, and used an unconventional catapult-like lift system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jie
Denny Brom
Shamrock TL
Besores Ragara
Father Andron
Heli Cirty
Rome
Sulee
Zurien
Vanderbilts New Home Ediehour Villa Namesake June Warming
W K Vander DIL Jr plans a June 15 house warming for his new villa Ediehour at Oakdale Inn New York June 2 reports five hundred guests invited The original Idlebour burned two years ago during Mr Vanderbilt and his bride Rhett Honeymoon He ordered a rebuilt more ambitious design with a canal to admit yachts to the terrace Elidehour is claimed to be America s finest country home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ke, Jr
New York
W. K Vander Dil Jr
Oakdale
Inn
Mr. Vanderbilt
Rhett
America
Millions in unpaid taxes from street railway firms
New York officials report unpaid taxes totaling 5885,295.79 due from street railway companies. The commissions allege discrepancies with company books and challenge amounts owed to the Metropolitan and Brooklyn Rapid Transit, with figures around 1145.75 and related sums. The dispute involves J Hertle, E Owen, and Mayor Van Wyck as tax issues are reviewed by the state rail commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commissioners of
J. Hertle
E Owen
van Wyck
Bum on a German Bank Bertin
Dresden bank run continues as defection leaders aim to declare the concern insolvency. Private sources near the Associated Press report tanks and electric companies affected, with a tense financial crisis unfolding in Dresden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertin
Dresden
Rockefeller Institute Chartered
The Rockefeller Institute for medical research of New York City today received a charter and begins focused work on preventive medicine and treatment of disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Institute
Albany
Janeth
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York City
Rainfall Report and Weather Forecast
Rainfall over two hours ending Wednesday morning at 7 shows varied totals across stations led by 20 inches at Concordia and 16 at Dresden with several places reporting none. Tonight may bring local thunderstorms and colder conditions in the west Friday, as southeast winds persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia
Baker
Dodge City
Dresden
Haye City
Manhattan
McPherson
Osage City
Sedan
Toronto
Wichita
Prigay
Viper Trial Tweaks Speed Goals for Channel Crossing
London reports the British torpedo boat destroyer Viper completed a three week trial period under regular service conditions. The vessel reached 30 percent knots and was deemed capable of 31 knots, though fuel consumption ran high. Dover Calais line considering two turbine channel steamers to cut crossing time to 35 minutes. Trial praised despite inexperience of crew and harsh weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mary Record
Viper
Regaiar
Condi Mens
Dover-Caiis
Engbind and
Brance
New World Record Set By Battle Ship Tilingls Wes
Boston reports the battleship Tilingls Wes achieved world leading speed during a Cape Ann to Cape Porne test run. It maintained 17.81 knots for several hours, turned sharply within 300 yards in three minutes ten seconds, and completed the voyage without incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
America
President's Roads
Cape Ann
Cape Pornesse
Shi
United States Naval
Grand Lodge of Mason Rescinds Negro Masonry Recognition
June 13 Tacoma Washington reports the grand lodge revokes a two year old resolution recognizing Negro Masonry. Earlier critique and opposition by sister lodges led to a clarification that fails to satisfy critics, reasserting traditional principles and drawing a clear stance against mixed recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Grand Lodge of Mason
United States
Grand Lodge
Local paving work and rail crew movements reported
Jefferson street paving between Fourth and Fifth is underway under supervision of the Sacra Pet department. Fourteen colored women departed Topeka Wednesday evening for Joliet to join railroad work. Rock Island notes clear weather with some divisions partly cloudy. Rock Island baseball team to play a late Saturday game at Governor Stanley’s event. Stanley promotes officers with promotions for Newton and Omar. Delegates to the transmission commercial congress named including Hooi of Amporia and Beeson of Dodge City.
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Jefferson Street
Fourth
Fifth
Sacra Pe
Toyo
Topeka
Jolietert
Rock Tsland
Hering- Omaha
Fairbury
Hock Island
General Omic
Rebellion reports and local notices from June dispatches
The Cheyenne report cites Wyoming officials denying orders to expel the Witla as Indians in Arapahoe territory quiet down per agency notes. Ex congressman David Hea dies at his Savannah home age 78. Three youths in Kam face fines for sedition related offenses after poker in a boxcar. Miss Hacra christens the cruiser Cleveland to be launched from Bath. Cars for all city parts await at the Audtorium track. Quincy Wheels feature at the circus tonight.
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Arapahoe
East Lake City
Tribune
Cheyenne
Wyomayor
Flehards
Helena
Wyoming
Arapahoes
Agency
Rea
St. Joseph
David Hea
Savannah
Quincy
Four Percent Preferred Stockholders Entitled to More
Plaintiffs in the action allege that after paying four percent on preferred stock, the company earned earnings on the same basis as holders of common stock and that four percent was insufficient to cover entitled payments. The suit seeks to adjust the distribution to reflect the proper earnings for four percent preferred stockholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cing
Pons Mom
Kansas Girls Band Leads Grand Woodmen Parade
In St Paul on June 12 the Modern Woodmen of America held a large parade with delegates and visiting members. Governors, mayors, and state camps participated, led by Captain G. S. Hommes and Camp Northcott. The Kansas girls band handed the delegation as Royal Neighbors rode in carriages in purple and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Woodmen of America
Vangentinns
Spestacle
van Sant
Meyer Smith
St Paul
Ames
Mingikapolis
Wood
West Sumor
Theeck Island
Woodmen
Rhlafetire
Nextbors
Wredmen
Hamburg Denies In Suits Over Trans Pacific Venture
Hamburg American Steamship Company denies reports that it negotiated with the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad to bundle the western end of its trans-Pacific enterprise. The statement questions the alleged alliance and asserts no binding agreement exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Tune
Hamburg- Américan Steamship Company
Alchigon, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Nem
trans-Pacific Ling
Uve Brokimn
Men Hired for Wheat Fields Sent to Southern Kansas
State employment bureau filled orders for 28 workers to wheat fields in Kanss. 100 to Hunnewell, 200 to Stafford, 849 to Ablestile, 3 to Norwich. Rail agents report farmers will hire them at once as they arrive. MacArthur plan to sail July 1 from Gete to Nagasaki then San Francisco. Tornado reports denied for Tron wood Mich. Temperatures across major cities listed by Associated Press.
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Hartest Fields
Kansas City
Sime
Wheatields
Kanss
State Employment Bureau
Southern
Kansas
Hunnewell
Stafford
Ablestile
Norwich
Today Market Report Amid Mixed Widespread Trading
A chaotic market report notes weak trends in wheat and live cattle with fluctuating prices and uneven demand. Provisions and bonds show mixed activity as traders react to shifting weather data and late afternoon price moves. Strong entity mentions include New York Money Market references and generic summer trading patterns.
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Pt Louse Hows of
Suly
Mbinenpol
Dorie Hue
St da Aurea
Dietin
Cavarine Br
Focal
Hiaed Nicule
Cattle Shipments Reported Amid Damaged Receipt Notes
A fragmentary Western market report notes cattle receipts and related payments. It references shipments, rates, and a stray datum about Kansas City and Gate-Na, with unclear names and dates due to OCR damage. The piece hints at regulatory or license mentions and some monetary figures without clear attribution.
Market Gossip From A Goottra Commodities Report
Market gossip from Topeka and New York stock letters notes wheat, corn, butter, cotton and sugar trends. It cites price ranges and market impulses, mentions speculative activity and varied motives shaping the day’s trading, including advice on futures and exchange sentiment.
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Missouri Paeile
Central Branch
Marshall County
Morris
Marion Co
Pat
Tope
Srawn
Brown
Jeg
Latchis
Bougu
Erat
Missouri Pacific
Luzon
Ahs Winetow
Conan Ren
Topeke
Minnesota
Cabot Island
British Union and American Federations
Bill” Murray
Vanderbilt
Cross
Dover
Calais
Battleship
Illinois
Masonic Lodge
Sylvan Grove
Kam
June
Buyerly
Sedbuth Dencerstion
Gambiae
Poetmantmr Harry
Miss Hacra
Cleveland
Miny Ruts
Sehuter Hanna
Chrisen
Bath
Ste
Kansas Girls’ Band
The
Santa Fe
Manks
MacArthir
Gete
Lronaport
Nagasaki
Sheridan
San Francisco
Marquette Mich
Tronwood
Mich
Associated’ Press
York
Pisiudwighin
Washington
Minneapolis
Ciacinnadi
St. Louis
Today’s Market Report
Sioa
Nak
Dallas
Mee
Setar
Reese Selpts
Sean
Ekounan City
Why Wee
Wong Na
A. Goottra
Renin
Nspuns, Pra, Prat
Fisid ‘Sree
Curietty Gesin
Bivok
Sane
Saas Inca
Southas
Rob Whits
PT Erie
SGP
Ainterr
Cotton Marie
Galveston
Cotton—Cottan Tir, Se
ORY & Be
Cienes
Paulios
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