Who Owns the Horses on the Laramie Plain
A report describes the Round-Up plan on the Laramie Plain near the Rip and Little Laramie rivers in Albany County. Thousands of unbranded colts await branding and ownership amid stalled efforts, with local owners neglecting riders due to market stagnation and a safety-based roundup anticipated after long delays.
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Laramie Plaine
Tehramie
Wye
Albahy County
Rip
Laramie
Abe
The Mouse Tosses Toward Safe Shore in Turbulent River Trial
A chaotic scene unfolds as a fishing craft named Mouse attempts to reach the shore amid rough currents near a rapids. Captain Henry orders quick actions and observers note the crew’s struggle to control the vessel while a perilous crossing unfolds.
LIQUOR AT SOLDIERS' NOMEReport on state soldiers' home liquor charges
The state board of charities filed a report on the intoxication incident at Lafayette soldiers' home. It concludes one major charge about certain employés introducing intoxicating liquor into the home and its consumption is sustained. The board notes the home rule for discharge and enforces could be rigidly applied in other cases.
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Latayets
Endiearpolis
Stinett
state board of_charines
Naru
Lafayette
Amid Santa Fe workers picnic huge Kansas City event
Big Topeka Santa Fe shopmen picnic at Washington Park Kansas City draws about 1800-2000 tickets with two special trains planned from Santa Fe depot to Kansas City and back. Fare set at 89 cents per round trip as management rejected 50 cent proposal.
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Santa Fe
Ottawa
Chautauqua Assembly
Forest Park
Peeripas Steam Laundry
Washington Park
Kansas City
Topeka
Alent
Kanens City
Godlock
Union
Welock
Santa Fs
Kateas City
Kuneax City
Leavenworth
Roday
Kensas City
Maple Park
Noisy to Noiseless Piledriver Trial on Prairie Ave
Chicago June 27 The Illinois Central Railroad may use a noiseless hammer piledriver on Prairie avenue between thirteenth and eighteenth streets to fill Weldon slip for land acquisition. Property owners object to noise from locomotives and machinery, despite promises to abate it. The current pile driver is mounted on a red flatboat and the new gray device, described as noiseless, is being painted.
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Lllinois Central
Chicago
Prairie Avenue
Thrteenth
Eighteenth Streets
Iliptia Central Railroad Company
Ile
780 Tons of Tea Passes Through Topeka Eastbound
A record consignment of 780 tons of tea sails from San Francisco via Santa Fe to Chicago and New York. The Rio de Janeiro arrived yesterday from Yokohama with the cargo, 780 tons of tea and 31 tons of raw coal. An eastbound train of 25 freight cars will carry the tea at over 30 miles per hour on the Pacific coast passenger line toward New York.
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San Francisco
Topeke
Santa Fe
Chicago
New York
Rio de Janeiro
Yokohama
Japan
Pacific Coast
New Yorke
Pearl Valley & Northeastern Railroad plans absorb feus road
Letters show Articles of incorporation for Pearl Valley & Northeastern Railroad to run 120 miles from Roswell New Mexico to Amarillo Washburn or Panhandle City Texas with offices at Eddy New Mexico and Colorado Springs Colorado. Capital stock listed as 5 million.
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Paobandie City
Fecus
Denver
Santa Fe
N. M
Susa
Pearl Valley & Northeastern Railroad Company
Roswell
Amarillo
Washburn
Panhadle City
Tex
Eddy
Colorado Springs
Cot
Orange Blossoms case heard by New York Court of Appeals
In Saratoga the Court of Appeals heard arguments over J B Doris of the Gaiety Theatre and the play Orange Blossoms starring Pilar Morin. Doris was convicted May 18 for maintaining a public nuisance and the appellate court retained the verdict. a decision date was not announced.
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Doris
Saratoga
N. Y
Court of Appeals
New York City
Pilar Morin
Face on a Tombstone Stirs Seabrook Furor
In Elmwood cemetery Seabrook New Hampshire residents report a face formed on Eliza Dewn’s gravestone. Spectators compare it to a late husband’s likeness. Some say granite streaks cause the illusion while others call it a spiritual phenomenon drawing crowds from nearby towns.
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Seabrook
WN. H
N. H
Eliza Dewn
Elmwood
Beett
Noted Manuscripts Sold at London Auction
Auction room reports high prices for rare works. Scott’s Lady of the Lake sold for $6,450 and Old Mortality brought $3,000. Sir Walter Scott’s Lady of the Lake, published in 1510, led a $8,400 haul for poetic manuscripts along with other press manuscripts. Ranking results also show Neleas memoir at $3.00 and Robert Buros manuscripts at $1.55.
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London
Southed
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Neleas
Robert Buros
Queen Victoria's Sight Denials Quell Sensational Tale
London June reports deny a sensational US newspaper claim that Queen Victoria is nearly blind. The story, said to exaggerate her age related eyesight, is not believed. Sir John Watt Reid, the queen's physician, is away on holiday, suggesting no health anxiety.
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London
United States
Queen Victoria
John Watt Reid
Virginia Day Exposition Draws Virginia Governor and Troops
Governor Charles O Ferrall of Virginia and staff arrived in Nashville for Virginia day exposition. State troops are encamped on the military plaza to take part in ceremonies. Special trains from Knoxville and east Tennessee bring visitors for Kinoxville day celebrations. Regular trains also deliver attendees from east Tennessee. From 1500 to 2000 east Tennesseans expected.
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Jenn
Charles O'Ferrall
Virginia
Military Plaza
Koxville
East Tennesse
Kinoxville
East Tennessee
Dredging Plan Set for Chicago River Project
Dredging of the Chicago river by the drainage trustees is set to begin this week after completion of a morning survey. Lydon and Drews will haul from Robey street toward the mouth, about 20 000 feet, deepening to 20 feet at the mouth and 20 and a half feet at Robey street, with a two and a half foot grade fall. Marine men fear a heavy current may hinder navigation as boats pass and the channel damps.
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Chicago
Chicago River
Lydon & Drews
Robey Street
Astiland Avenue
Two Lives Saved by Dr King s New Discovery
Mrs Phoebe Thomas of Junction City was told she had consumption but two bottles of Dr King s New Discovery cured her. Thomas Eggers of San Francisco recovered from a dreadful cold after one bottle in two weeks. Trial bottles available at J K Jones rug store. Mule pills Dewitt s Little Early Risers touted for sick headache. Arnica Salve for cuts, bruises, sores and skin eruptions guaranteed or money back. For sale by J and Jones, Firth and Kansas Ave. Accident caution, DeWitt s hasel salve? available.
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Junction City
Ith
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Thos. Eggers
Florida Street
San Francisco
JK. Jones
Trest
Kansas Avenue
No Prayers for Queen Shocks Kansas City Diocese
Bishop Glennon refused cooperation with British diplomats and a local Jubilee committee seeking prayers for Queen Victoria and offered no prayers in Catholic churches. The group planned a $500 donation to St Joseph's hospital from the Memorial Association fund as part of the Diamond Jubilee celebration. A proposed Jubilee Day miss for famine victims drew broad, but nonadopted, support among delegates at the Tried American societies meeting.
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Queen Victoria
Kansas City
J. 3
Glennon
Keneas City
Philip EB. Burcrough
W. B. George
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Central Council of Tried
Federal judge rules mail withhold ruling limits Hoover case
Judge Ferr rules Post Office General order valid for withholding mail to a fraudulent concern but not for Hoover's personal mail in Hoover versus Postmaster McChesney Lexington. The decision affects the mail restraint against Hoover company and sets notable limits on postal actions in fraud cases.
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Judy Farrs
Mustnt Wear Birds Reston Bill Aims To Penalize Possession
One bill slowed by Gov Wolvote before prorogation targets destruction of protected birds for millinery. It makes mere possession of skins or feathers punishable as killing. Oil opposed as business interference and punishing women for wearing feathers, but majority supported to prevent vegetation loss from insect increase.
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Reston
Ture
Wolvote
Feast of Roses Celebrated in Marhelm Historic Tale
The Feast of Roses festival in Marhelm honors Baron Henry Witwa Steigel, founder of the town, who named Mannheim later dropped second n. In 1772 he deeded land for a church rebuilding, paying five shillings and an annual rose gift, to be delivered each June forever if demanded. The rose is given to a descendant since 1797, preserving the memorial.
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Henry Witva- Steigel
Mannheim
Germany
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American thread mills to challenge Paisley works
An American syndicate reportedly plans to begin tarse thread mill operations at Paisley to compete with S and P Coats and Co. The move is linked to high prices favoring such enticements, with judgment expected on opposition from Paisley thread manufacturers.
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S & P. Coats & Co
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Palaley
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Mile End Spool Company
Rainy Day and Bicycle Skirt Invented by Misa Kate Van Rensselaer Berry
Washington announces Misa Kate Van Rensselaer Berry introduces a rainproof and bicycle skirt invention with concealed hooks and eyes and a waist drawstring. The design combines fashion with function for varying weather and cycling needs. Berry, a prominent Washington figure and cousin of Mrs Van Rensselaer Crug, is noted for past literary work with the late Mr Helylar.
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Harry
Washington
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van Rensselar Crug
Sulian Gordon
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British Emissage Society
Cleveland Bakles Pets Pony Tales From Princeton
In Princeton on June 17 Esther and Ruth Cleveland now own ponies. Dathy Esther has a fine pony and cart, while Ruth also received a pet pony. Mr Savage of Rahway helped the Cleveland children obtain the ponies, ending a town curiosity about their late arrivals.
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Shorty" McKingie
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National Educational Association Meeting Notice
Meeting details note Milwaukee Wisconsin July 6 to 9 with Union Pacific praised for service and equipment. Also mentions travel options from west of the Missouri River and a contact for illustrated materials. An unrelated testimonial promotes Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with home usage by A. B. Potter and EC Atkin & Co. Indianapolis.
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UNCLE SAM AFTER THEM Jointists Targeted by Government Agents
Reports say officers on government payrolls have been in Topeka for a week or two seeking evidence against individuals who failed to obtain government licenses. Deputies monitor liquor sellers lacking sanction, pursuing action only if a $30 license fee is not paid. A prominent local figure, Isaac Horner, claims relief from rheumatic suffering after Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Also ads for a dance event in Forest Park, Ottaya, Kan, and a note urging subscription to The State Journal.
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