Tomlinson Dies at Home After Illness in Potwin
Milam P. Tomlinson, veteran journalist and editor, died last night at his Potwin home. Born November 16 in Lower Geld, Pennsylvania, he pursued education in local schools before moving to New York City at 18 to join journalism. He worked as a correspondent for the New York Beacon Post and traveled through Europe, Scotland, and Ireland. He authored Kansas in 1955 and held editorial roles with several papers, ending his career as editor of the Commonwealth in Topeka. He left a widow, Mrs Tomlinson, a sister, and an only daughter Willa.
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What Witch A Husband’s Question Prompts Try Of Postum
A reader attests that coffee caused stomach upset and that Postum offered a safe alternative. After trying Postum with her husband they both found improved digestion and appetite, allowing them to enjoy breakfast again. The letter urges others to switch to the aromatic beverage.
Demolished text column details and funeral notice
Col Tomlinson published another paper under the name Democrat. He married Nellie At Huceco in Camden Morris County Kansas in December USTE. Funeral services are scheduled Sunday afternoon at the Potwin residence around 3 o'clock with burial in Topeka cemetery. Rev A Wy man of Unity Church will conduct both services.
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Train Collision Kills Four Near Osk Park
In Pint Michigan a Pere Marquette passenger train struck a double carriage at Hamilton avenue crossing, killing Major George W Buckingham and three women. The crash near Huminklin avenue obscured by factory buildings left bodies embattled and a broken engine pilot. Engineer Whe-Eins says he sounded the whistle. unclear details include involvement of Major Tingham and local encampment ending the night.
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Canadian trade growth aids Dominion outlook in eleven months
A Toronto dispatch to the Journal of Commerce reports that Canada's trade in the eleven months to May rose by about 100 million over the prior year’s period. Exports of Canadian manufactured articles gained over 2 million, a roughly 37 percent rise, while total trade reached 535,028,000 versus 520,964,656 last year. Imports declined by about 14,223,081, driven mainly by decreases in coal and bullion, with dutiable and silver goods showing a slight rise.
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No More Bulletins on Mrs McKinley Condition
Washington reports Mr McKinley's physicians held dual consultations this forenoon and decided to discontinue issuing bulletins. Her condition continues to improve slowly and doctors deem daily bulletins unnecessary during favorable progress. If her condition worsens bulletins will resume.
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New York Clearing House Report Highlights Uplift in Exchange Volumes
On June 14 the New York chamber of commerce released its forty third annual report detailing recent clearing house transactions. The document notes exchanges have run high in the past three years, with emphasis on state and municipal tutelion and the overall financial activity in New York. A second item discusses an international policing study by Arthur Carlowhet of Bremen, describing German police as well trained graduates.
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Cyclist Taylor to Return Home in June from Europe
Advices from Bu-Tose state that Major Taylor, the American cyclist, will return to America. Taylor plans to leave Europe on June 26 and join Jim Hers in starting on the group circuit of the National Cycling Association.
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Strike Order Issued in Montreal Amid Transit Turmoil
Montreal dispatch notes a strike order issued as grievance committees fail to reach an agreement by Monday morning. The report mentions Sanitaliine officials leaving Montreal Light Trains for Buffalo via Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway with two new services now in operation at 3:00 and 8:39 p.m.
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Meantime Notes From Home and Kansas City
Jag Gay's Today editorial notes Carrie Nation's Kansas City visit. Wilted collars fashion Mecehan’s band concert. TAA and MC A teams play Washburn grounds tomorrow after four. Various local notes include church figures, harvest job calls, and a June 11 wedding in a Methodist parsonage. News items touch state health board appointments and Topeka club admissions.
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Are You Going to San Francisco with the Epworth League
The Union Pacific will run special tourist sleeping cars daily from July 6 to July 22 from Topeka to San Francisco without change. Rate is 510 dollars for double berth. The round trip rate will be 45 dollars and tickets will be conceded August 1901. Step-overs may be occurred west of Denver. See your nearest Union Pacific Agent for more information.
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Homeseekers Excursions The Santa Fe Route
Railway ad announces Homeseekers Excursions on the Santa Fe Route with round trip fares from Colorado to Arkansas Arizona New Mexico Oklahoma Texas and more. Details list June 4 and 12 departure points and agent contacts for tickets with conditions and regional destinations.
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Henderson Delights With Loubet In Paris Visit
Speaker Henderson, welcomed by President Loubet, praises French hospitality and describes Loubet as charming and democratic. He also met M Deschanel, attended a chamber session debating old age pensions, and plans to tour Europe visiting parliaments, including Scotland to see Aberdeenshire birthplaces.
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No Demand For Money Bank Rate Reduction Explained
A London dispatch to the Tribune explains the Bank of England cut the rate to 3 percent as a market surprise. Officers denied any secret peace negotiations influenced the decision, noting it suits business needs and liquidity for merchants and industrial activity. The report suggests speculators feared renewed talks, while the real motive was monetary easing to support commerce and the broader economy.
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Police Called In During Maine Strike Tension
Police were sent to Maine Central Commercial Street yards in Portland on June 14 to quell threats of trouble between striking workers and other groups. Authorities moved in to prevent clashes at the site and maintain order.
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