Arbitration at Chicago Clarifies Methane Trade Ties
In Chicago a dispute over a methane related sale faces arbitration with threats of a strike action if a 35 per day sale is not settled. The current settlement indicates a 327% Philippine revenue increase for the first quarter of 1901 compared with the same period in 1900 as stated by the wartime department.
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Chicago
Lear, Ditie
Washington
Ute Omvielmn
War Department
Solar
Prohibition Debate Amid Sunday Trading Claims
In Harrishire Pennsylvania Secretary of State Heb comissation argues against Sunday gating. He states new laws are misstated and preserve old prohibitions, noting no prohibition against certain activities remains. The feature is welcomed by those unable to observe time restrictions during the week.
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Gan Fish
Harrishire
Jude
Sonan
Heb
Sondey
Enorelborn
Marshall's Band Frill Concert Tomorrow at Garfield Park
A garbled notice advertises a Marshall band event at Garfield Park tomorrow afternoon. It mentions contact names and an office schedule, with unclear references to local venues and beauty product names. The fragmentary OCR lacks clear dates and complete details.
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Garfield Park
Menninger
M. Os
Ninth and
Jefferson
de Tui
Austin Presnatt
Marshal
Sitepine Court
Leavenworth
Marshalls
Olympia
J. Marshall
Spartacus Stant
Hughes-Parker
Marshall‘e
Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Adopts New Home in Topeka
The Kansas Mutual Life Insurance company moved its operations to a new, larger home on the second floor of the Central National Bank building in Topeka. The facility includes a spacious marble tiled corridor, multiple offices, a two-tier fireproof vault, and finished quarter-sawed oak woodwork. The article notes steady asset growth from 1892 to 1900, with assets rising from about 191,000 to over 555,000 and claims significant recent gains and payouts exceeding 1,500,000 to policyholders by 1902.
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Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Company
Topoke
Central National Bank Pbuilding
Uliding
Cretary
Ile Friends
Bindeome
Mareneix
Paneer
Topeka
Clash Over Copper Ends In Fatal Blow In Chicago
Two men argued over six cents when a bent barrel struck wrong. John Caech killed Kezmir Kochanski with a blow to the skull during the struggle over an old copper piece. A mob gathered as police arrived to prevent lynching and restrain the assailant.
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Chicsco
Wis
John Caech
Kezmir Kochanski
Biowa
Caech
Hockatieki
Testenen
Mucko Post
Spech Tlm Asd
Exposition Gallery Opens With Broad Local Art Display
Buttalo reveals a new June show at the Esposition art gallery featuring American painters sculptors and engravers. The exhibit aims to showcase top local creators with nearly every field represented and major works on view.
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Buttalo
Esposition
Pah-Ammettivan Ban Fuse
Topeka News Snapshots Highlight Local Events and Officials
Grasshopper yarns, a Kansan City visit by Hale Hamilton, and Otis Hungate’s Leavenworth trip are among the varied notes. Police, court, and mayoral races loom as officers and clerks brace for summer duties while social and religious groups schedule meetings and lectures.
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Hale Hamilton
Topeka
Kansan City
Otis Hungate
Leavenworth
Grape-Nuts Food Praised For Digestive Aid In Kirksville Case
A Kirksville resident credits Grape-Nuts with curing intense stomach pain, constipation, and nervous strain after months of illness. He reports rapid weight gain from 120 to 165 pounds, improved sleep, restored strength, and better bowel function, praising the product as a reliable digestive aid.
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Kirksville
Agu
Maine
Money Markets Rally on Speculation and Steel Hopes
In New York the week saw a dip followed by a revival of speculative interest. Activity centered on wheel stocks amid hopes for a Missouri oil dividend and a Pennsylvania steel company purchase. Prospective security interchange between Union Pacific and St Peak buoyed values as cereals, iron and steel, railroad earnings, and easy money supported trading. Bank of Inneland discount rate held at 3 percent.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Steel Company
Union Pacific
St Peak
Bank of Innelend
Hallroad
British Census: Five Largest Cities Populations Revealed
London June 19 preliminary census volume shows Birmingham 428,953 Manchester 269,000 Liverpool 928, Leeds 428,953 with England and Wales total 34,751,753 males 16,800,047 females. Most residents in cities while rural districts hold about 3 percent. Most men abroad in armed forces. rural share differs.
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London
Liverpool
Manchester
Ranninghatma
Leeds
Shameta
Engeland
Wales
Temmales
Blighted Love Case Seeks Damages In Old Suit
Miss Mary A. Pearsalls of Ocean Side claims Richard W. Pool courted her for 71 years and two weeks ago killed her hopes by jilting her after visiting nightly. She seeks 22000 dollars damages, 1000 for each year of love making. She says Pool frightened off rivals with a pistol. their betrothal began when they were 14. She is a nurse from a long Geeanstia family.
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New York
Mary A. Pearsalls
Oceanside
L. 1
Richard W. Pool
Pool
Geeanstia
Womans Meager 84 Cent Household Expenditures
Etta Schatzman testifies in Cincinnati divorce court that during January 2 to 16 she managed her household on 84 cents for 15 days. She itemizes small purchases for herself and five children including car fare beer lard and vegetables while claiming husband Harvey Schatzman, a Gibson House house man, allowed only limited funds.
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Womas
Cincinnati
Etta Schatanan
Davis
Harvey K. Schatzmen
Gibson House
Michigan freshman president suspended for pole banner stunt
Ann Arbor June 15 Howard W Blakeslee of Detroit University of Michigan freshman class president suspended until second semester for climbing campus flagpole to unfurl his class banner. The action follows a pattern of faculty decrees tied to student pranks in recent years.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Howard W. Blakeslee
Detroit
University , of Michigan
Hiss
Homeseekers Excursions to Santa Fe and Arkansas
Fragmentary notice describes Homeseekers' Excursions to Santa Fe and Arkansas with prices and stop overs. It references agent A. T. & F. Air and hints at a discussion about taking the right side in controversies, but details are unclear.
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Dune
Arkansas
A. T
F. Air
Political Notes on Beeseley Hefley and Burton Appointments
Disgruntled Williams N Beeseley from Kinsley hints at quitting politics after losing a 1899 Edwards County House seat to H Tatum. A W Hefley of Osborne secures an Indian Territory town site commissionership, ending his bid for land office posts. Senator Burton discusses potential future appointments if opportunities arise in Washington. J AM Simpson eyed for revenue collector, tied to past Rock Island favors, with lingering old alliances and shifting loyalties.
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Willams N. Beeseley
Kinsley
Frank Grimes
Beeseley
Edwards County
Tatum
Senate Judiciary Committee
Beverley
Indian Territory
A. W. Hefley
Osborne
Hefley
Peeteley
Burton
St. Louis
Washington
United States Marshal
Liz Crum
J. AM. Sinmpson
Charles Curtis
Simpson
Rock Island
House Railroad Committee
Farmer Smith
Rock Ysland
Illnois
Adminston
Kansas
Ssitt
Mr. Law
Sil
Weyer
Dances and Dinners Highlight Americans in London Society
London notes a week of dances and dinners with Americans prominent. Among guests at Carl Myers party Thur sday were Sarah Bernhardt and Cogustin, plus Mrs George Cornwallis Weat Lady Cunard Lady Clender Keye and many others. A Colorado travel pitch offers scenic tours via the Denver and Rio Grande line with a 1600 mile tour for 25 dollars and requests pamphlets.
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London
Carl Mvyer
Sarah Bernhardt
Cogustin
George Cornwallis Weat
Lady Cunard
Clender Keye
Eaton
Miss Ward
Reginald Ward
Mesdames Leggett
Admir
Ronalds
Colorado
Denver
Ricrani
S. K Booper
Col
Scenic Denver & Rio Grande Route Promoted for Tous Convention
Travel prospectus touts the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad as the scenic choice for a San Francisco convention in July 1823. It stresses two routes through the Rockies, nine possible trips, and free pamphlets upon request to a Denver office. It lampoons lovers who linger and warns they should be given space.
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Norld League
San Francisco
Cal
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Hocky Mountains
Denver and Rio Grande RR
Royal Gorgt
Leadville
Tennessee Pass
Grand River
Glenwood Springs
Marshill Pues
Gunnison
Advancy
K Hooper
GP. & T. A. Denver
Cola
Yellow Back Victims Pardons Sought For Youthful Killers
Governor Stanley hears pardon petitions from Charles Lobgel for Carl Arnold and Will Barney two youths who killed a mayor with revolvers after reading yellow back literature. They were sentenced to life. reform officials seek commutations to ten years each for early release on good conduct.
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Stanley
Charles Lob- Gel
House of Representatives
Carl Arnold
Will Barney
Kinsley
R. 3. Marsh
Jake
Bin
Lynich
Kaneas
ofUxens
Dighton
Lotell
Simmons
Hutchinson Reformatory
London publishers face Berne copyright limits at congress
A London dispatch reports English publishers at the congress have not returned full details yet. Continental publishers push for Berne copyright terms, while U S authors resist premature Washington action. Popular novelists see U S book rights royalties ranging from 16 to 20 percent, with Kipling, Conan Doyle, Hope and others earning more from America than at home.
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New York
the Tribune
Washington
Rudyard Kiptine
Conan Doyle
Anthony Hopes
Osher
England
Tin Hook Mucker
Atlantic
America
Funeral dispute at Lyons church stirs potential break
In Rochester on June 15 the Lyons area Buttinan church trustees denied funeral services for Charles Stall, a longtime member, over pew rent arrears. They also refused bell tolling at his home, sparking alarm of possible congregational schism and expressions of alienation among members.
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Rochester
Lyons Areas
Buttinan
Aerey
Berhind
China Indemnity Demand Reported By Washington
Special correspondence says four powers have not accepted a lump sum of 227 million dollars to be demanded from China. Powers named include Russia, Germany, France, and Japan. Diplomatic notes indicate no formal acceptance required by the powers for the settlement, with discussions continuing in Washington.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Roetehut Tie
State Department
Rusia
Germany
Trance
Japan
Leuia Goverment Lasset
Mt Bugue
Martindale Acquitted In Madison Abuse Trial
Howard Martindale was acquitted at Madison of four charges including assault and misdemeanor involving Mrs. Stanley. The trial described a dispute over a bathroom and tub scene with the Stanleys, leading to alleged abuse and warnings to leave the premises.
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Mra Stanley
Madison
Emporis
Kas
Howard Martindale
Howard Tate
Walt
Stanley
Asidatetos
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