Gates Out for Senator in Illustrative Mrs Power Story
The article recounts a political scandal involving Mrs Power, Gates, and Senatorial ambitions. It describes stock manipulations, purchases of Chicago stock, transfers, and alleged favors tied to political influence. Key figures include Gates, Larimer, and Dr Jameson, with references to gas stock and a Chicago house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Mrs Power
Dr. T
Aeasees
Willer Lorimer
New York
Aeremiere
Larimer
New Turk
Chicago
Atermal Grott
Fem Stalen
Catriat Jamievast
Loriaer
Jamieesn
Galeo Mass
Orton
London War Finance Plan Reveals Defense Spending Plan
London reports on wartime defense financing with statements from the War Office secretary and government officials. The plan envisions multi installment funds for home and overseas defense, including fortifications and staff costs, while outlining projected expenditures and policy continuities.
Vanderbilts Deny California Visit Rumors
New York dispatch reports Simos Preterie and Vanderdut key figures denying ongoing gatherings with the Vanderbilts in California. Dr W Seward Wet and others suggest the trip was a private pleasure visit, not a plan to establish a new transcontinental line or acquire property near North Beach, San Francisco.
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New York
the Times
Simos
Vanderdut
W. Seward Wet
California
San Francisco
San Franciso
North Beach
Francie
New York Central
Teolae
Viere
Webb
None So Popular Gaining Favor in Topeka
Daily Topeka reports rising popularity of Morrow's Kid-ne-oids and kidney remedy Kid-ne-cite as a cure for kidney ailments backache nervous debility and general weakness. J M Holt of East 8th Street Topeka testifies he used Kid-ne-cite with lasting improvement after a brief trial and continued use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Topeka
J. M. Holt
East 8Th Street
Pitched Battle Between Hebrew and Christian Boys
A clash on Stewart Avenue in Chicago involved about 200 youths from Hebrew and Christian groups. Insults and attacks preceded a battle with stones and clubs, leaving many injured before police arrived and separated both sides. One Christian and one Jewish boy were detained but later released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stewart Avenue
Liday Durin
Christine
Se Hoch
Ohio charter to be abandoned by fat company
Cleversed G and associates plan to leave Ohio as the charter is to be surrendered on July 1. The firm will reduce its force from about men to nearly none, following a recent Jersey incorporation with capital of 110 million. Attorney Virgil Po Kline, representing the company, said the move aims to escape Monnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Jersey
Oni Virgil Po Kline
Gay Ame Chere
Wingnti
Monnett
Fragments From a Damp Page Describe Social and Local Notes
A garbled OCR page fragment mentions church services, local officials, and community figures. It references an evening service, a pastor in charge of basins, and various names including Barton and Pitney Be. The text also alludes to a colonial era context with references to Africa and a missionary element, though many words are distorted.
Baltimore Society Deluged by Sudden Robinson Boykin Marriage
The marriage of Miss Mary Washington Robinson and Mr William A Boykin shocked Baltimore society as both families opposed the match. The couple, aged 16 and 22, wed in Wilmington Delaware with a minister’s ceremony and spent their honeymoon in Atlantic City. The secrecy and runaway nature of the union sparked chatter among Philadelphia and New York social circles.
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Baltimere
Suse I
Mary Washington Robinson
John Moncure Febine
Wiliam A. Boykin
Thomas J. Boykin
Birennie
Rolinson
White
Young
Mr Boykin
Mite Robinson
Wilmington
Del
Henry Ward Dunningham
Calvary Biebureh
Ex-Superintendent Faulkner Offered Atchison Orphans Home
State officials ponder reappointing CE Faulkner who led the soldiers orphans home, after ousting under Leedy. he later took a similar post in Minneapolis and is regarded as an expert in managing such institutions. Philadelphia notes an executive change at the American fair corporation shows Cassat as president, linking to the broader industrial leadership changes. A list of obituaries and medical ads follows, including Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil and a poison-pill tone on constipation remedies.
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Atchison
CE Paulkner
Soldiers’ Orphans
Hom
W. H. H. Yucre
Faulkner
Leedy
Minneapolis
Minn
Death Claims Mine Worker In Peculiar Electrocution
A mine laborer named Fanetta Joba Fan died in an unusual electrocution at Sem today as miners carried his body from the Blatchford mine. A jacket held a riveted roll. a woman in a short skirt with heavy boots traced the tense scene as travelers from Rossala questioned the tragedy and a man learned he had killed by implication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelaeaville
Chia
Fanetta
Joba
Pittsburg
Blatchford
Sem
Ferree Eax Ince Neste
Jobo
Funtyla
Rossala
Waa
Jack
Boy Beaten Horse Ends in Tragic Death in Hope
Columbus Indiana June 21 Roy Youngman a one year old boy was beaten by his father Jobo Youngman after striking a farm horse. The father struck the boy on the back of the head with a club in the wagon, the boy died that evening. The incident occurred at their home near Hope and authorities planned to bring the father to trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Ind
Roy Youngsman
Jobo Youngman
Bear Hope
Roy
Committee rejects special train for 20th Kansas reunion
Committees decide not to charter a special train for the Twentieth Kansas event. Estimated cost around 9000, with railroads offering cheapest rates about 8. Major Andersen notes regimental muster in San Francisco, preferring reception and entertainment here. They plan to seek favorable rates for returning veterans in September.
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Ttes
Topeka
20Th Hans
Kansas
FT Honnbrake
Andersen
San Francisco
Excursion to Beatrice by Rock Island Sunday special
Rock Island issues a Sunday excursion to Beatrice Nebraska to view a Chautauqua program. The afternoon sermon by Rev William Flatburn DB, third chaplain of the United States WENATS, is featured with Modocs of Topeka Jubilee Singers and the choral group. Train departs Topeka 7:45 PM arriving Beatrice 12:15 PM, return leaves Beatrice in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Beatrice
Wim. Flatiburn
United States
Wenats
Topeka
Jubilee Amgers
Beatrics
Liverpool Tropical Diseases School to Dispatch West Africa Expedition
The newly established Liverpool school of tropical diseases plans a West Africa expedition led by Surgeon Major Rees to investigate malaria and other tropical illnesses. The mission aims to test the theory that malaria is spread by a specific mosquito bite, with expected scientific and commercial benefits.
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Liverpool
School of Tropical Diseases
Chamberlain
West Africa
Major Rees
Chicago Federation Demands Dismissal of Superintendent Andrews
The Chicago Federation of Labor passed resolutions urging the Board of Education to dismiss Superintendent Benjamin Andrews. The meeting featured bitter remarks and hostile newspaper clippings about Andrews, with speakers condemning his career and decisions as the board faced the motion.
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Chicago Federation
Education Board
Chicago
Chicago Federation of Labor
Board of Education
Benjamin Andrews
Dr. Andrews
Formaldehyde Germ Killer Promised for City Use
An article on emerging formaldehyde fumigation notes it is safer and more effective than sulfur burn methods. It describes a home use generator, gas diffusion through a door tube, and claims of disinfection without harm to breathers, plus preservative use on meats and foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Withrow
la Monroetreet
Talk of extra session in Michigan legislature
Governor Pingree may call a special session to consider max bills and a constitutional revision on taxing railroad property. Debate centers on unseating Speaker Adams and placing Pingree allies on key committees. many doubt enough votes can be found. Rumors circulate about the extra session, with some saying it will be delayed or not occur.
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En Ieecan
Juno
Pingree
Max Bills
Rubentine
Adams
Busi- Besa
Upper Peninsula
Syme
Students in Exile as Russian Universities Close
Vienna reports say czar may curb Siberian exile while 39 000 students are stranded. Officials accuse the ministry of education of harsh rules last January triggering protests and mass closures. Czarist inquiry leaders urge mercy, but efforts falter.
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Vienna
Bt. Petersburg
Siberia
Varkrus
European
Russia
de Witte
Vaanobeky
Commission of Inquiry
Nebraska law on women workers sparks Omaha protests
Omaha June 21. The Nebraska legislature last winter passed a law restricting female labor to ten hours in factories and mercantile shops and requiring seats for female workers. It will take effect July. The measure provokes strong reaction from women in major stores and factories. Several employers announce planned layoffs, including the largest meat store which says women in accounting will be replaced. Proponents estimate a 25 percent cut in female staff as the law operates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebraska
Mahe
Rien
Retirement of Col Van Valzah Opens Seventhin Infantry Vacancy
The War Department approved the retirement of Colonel Van Valzah of the Eighteenth Regular Infantry due to disability after over 20 years of service. Lieutenant Colonel Gilbert J. Carpenter moves up in the Seventh Infantry, while Major William S. Daugherty becomes lieutenant colonel of the Seventh Infantry and Captain Smith of the Twelfth rises to major of the First Infantry. The Modocs will travel to Beatrice on Sunday, June 25.
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Col van Valzah Aska
Washington
Philippines
Counnel David D van Velzah
Regular Infantry
War Department
Gilbert
Carpenter
Seventh Infantry
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
van Valzah
Daugherty
Tieutenant Coronel
Seventh Infan UF
Smith
First Infantry
Untitled North Tupeka Column Mentions Local News And Social
A garbled North Tupeka column lists residents and events including visits, weddings, and school notes. Mentions of Nystrom family, Mr Louis Ny croem and Miss Olsen wedding, and a Spworth Avenue church meeting with officers elected. Also notes about property sales on Fallstead company premises and snow day gatherings with many local names.
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Ralatia Occar
WTEC
Pbs Tie
Kimbell Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Sarthe
Sera
Nystrom
T. W. Deaienbaugh
Sarria
Blacksaith
Courtland
Baie
Deen
Sirs
Reynolds
Achool
Dunfan
Aria
John Nystrom
Kansas
Lerve Nystrom
Ara Fond Nystrom
Louis Nycroem
Missae Olsen
Spworth Avenue
Enurec
Chenin
Salrey
Heory
Mary Brown
Florence Musseen
Cluffort Luten Acerstary
Ding "Bila Wiedvarn
Harry Nay
Jono E. Frost
Santa
Falltead Company
Tate
Santa Fe
Adeila
Dora
Irene
Henry Steele
Courtney
Peocha
Macy Petro
Mabel
Pixon
Mani Maxwell
Earth
Carrie Hasnes
Inie Stoker
Eine York
Martha ‘Reach
Wasnte
Mer
Saxiie
Bertha Wizer
Miltned Edlinn
Winnie
June Beker Ske
C. Berry
Mesars
Easmond
Lindsey Beohtnl
Maxwell
Clarence Kistler
Wik Joma
Unrr Bieson
John Gen
Low Holeama
Marcy
Eukenn
Durrin
Clyde Swart
Corvan
Aen Wiser
Foi Koekr
Tompson
Luther Bright
Gettyspure
Paths Areucauts
Gumtors Sveries
Mos
Nichajenn
Fan Buren Street
M. Patiaes
Aries Curis
Keee
Hoatchinetn
Sijote
S Skinner
Missle
Mom C. Nichaisga
Sise
Manel Miler
Parkhers
Beesie Heater
Missouri Apple Yield Report Shows Half Crop Expected
Kansas City June 31 D A Goodman secretary of the state horticultural society reports apples in Missouri will total about 4,009,000 to 4,004,000 bushels a half crop. He toured orchards and notes 19 percent will yield full crop, 40 percent half crop, and 20 percent none. Apples are unusually good with little fruit moths due to last winter's extreme cold. Ozarks conditions mirror the rest of the state.
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Kansas City
Esc
D A. Goodman
State Horticultural Society
Goodman
Ozarks
Tuberculosis Congress Report From American Delegate
Washington June 21 Professor E A De Schweinuts attended the International Tuberculosis Congress at Barlan as the United States delegate. He reports the main aim to arouse interest in building four sanitoriums for the poor workers with a small tax on labor and employers under German law. He expects practical results and notes Dr Boyd of the U S Navy will also report. The U S delegates were warmly received and entertained. The Duke of Ratibor, congress president, praised the U S president’s telegram and the sending of two delegates.
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Washington
EA. de Schweinuts
Barlan
United States
State Department
Thie Pier
Schweinuts
Congress
Boyd
United States Navy
Duke of
Brain Muscles Studied by Indiana Scientist in Germany
Indiana scientist Professor Talbert, now in Germany, reports a new plan to map brain control of muscles. He proposes trephining holes in dogs’ skulls and inserting ivory plugs with electrodes to stimulate brain regions and locate control of limbs and senses.
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Indiana
la Porte
Ind
Talbert
Germany
Taibert
Lee
Taltert
Pana Citizens Rebel Over Fourth Celebrations
Indignation rises in Pana as orders from Governor Tanner urged Major Camnabis to forbid fireworks and gunfire on the Fourth. A committee of leading businessmen announces intention to ignore the orders and proceed with traditional celebrations. Local notices and classifieds follow with laundry, housing, job ads, and sales items interspersed.
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Pang
Pana
Tanner
Canbanis
Millitia
For Sale Miscellaneous and Livestock Inquiry
For sale miscellany includes Jersey and Shorthorn cows. Inquiry to Jas Harrison at Syree. Also mentions nearly new baw trap and small children items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas Harrison
SALE
Jersey
Syree
Real Estate For Sale and Miscellaneous Notices
Multiple for sale notices and misc listings including real estate, jewelry, insurance, and professional services. Prominent names include RHOADES Chote MES HATTIS VAN VLECK, EVA HARDING, and F. Gritha. Items reference locations near North Topeka and West Fifteenth with varied prices and offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garros
Rabarn
Eopeians
North Topeka
Rhoades
van Vleck
Zeitears
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British War Department
London
Mmanute
Srill- Macy
War Office
Mir Wyndhars Mevel
M Hill
Ben
Leman
Herrechke
Rid
Atpeed
Polley Neel
Wales
Vansderbilts
Mads
Danlet Pest
Hace Macday
Crecord
Winder
Ead
Kacsyaski
Chareoak
Barman
Nettie Neerni
Caine
Uae
Baltimore Society
Feoosy
Philadelphia
Anerivanis Fairnead
A. J. Cassat
Fernsylvania Corporation
Pitesbure Sr
Frask
Ness
Mrs. D. Ea *Taceson
Mes
A. H. Jackson
A. M. Jackson
Tackson
Monarch
Thomas
Death
Prom Russia
Aprica
Liverpool School of Tropical Diseases
LABOR
Andrews
Peers
Students IN Exile
Siyecsan
Omahs
Beatrie
North
Tupeka
Missouri
L. A Goodman
Cail Wit van Buren
Swath
Addreas
Rae
Montes
Bourt
Aan
Mbdrees
H.W. Tallman
Ap- Pont Apente
Toch
Tonget Wilty Bos
Umaer
Cheres
Bhaiter
Bey
Trierst
Baltmore ML
Ireners
Pipers Steam Laundry
Opska Ave
Agesis
West West
West Snave
Hr. Forbes Co
J. W. Priddy
J. L. Dunn
Quinton Heignis
Hull Stove and Repair Co
Hznt
Harrison Si
Mouros
West Ath
Gurney
Quincy
Sullivan Ebatesanda
Tooma
Lidl West Sixth
Western
Cal Toomas Lumber Yard
van Buren
Madison Lee Elder
Kamas Ave
Northeast Corser
Morris Ave
S Ave
Suburban Journal
Andresy
R Sane
PGR
Taylor St
Jefferson
Ieee
Kantas Ave
Rassus
Flecourt
Baltimore
Morales
L. Pascor
Kateasse
Milton Brown
Suite Oil
Crawford Hide
Kan
Sataner
Topeka Mineral War
Renon
Uncle Sam
Sk Salthert Bensy
Ran Ove
CH Guibor
du Byi
Gutbor
Theeanes
Capi Ney Tiheh
Senin
Tageored Saa
James BR Hayden
Jewrer and Tian
Bicycles US
HSE Sin Stationed
Ana ‘Union Biycles Sumariog
Florists
MES JR Hague
Floris, Sygcener FS
Groves
Kansas Ave
Phare
de Hubber Stampa
Prome’ Cassiogse Five
Pheee Hae Darling CO
Ta Kan. AY
Baird
Paisa Tad
Armen Ceenetal
Eva Harding
Stomeopathi
le Bheldon
Eusenaid
Dae F. Gritha
Real Batwe
TU Laspie
Fresco Paine
PR West
Pete
Biase
Geo. J. Graves, Jr
Quincy St
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