Nation and politics mix with Kansas theater in muddled dispatch
A garbled report touches on Philippine policy, canal strategy, and tax to fund a steel venture, mentioning Mr Nation and the Duke of Manchester. It also references Kansas politics, a senate race, and local theatre plans amid cigarette law debates and St Louis fair coverage.
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Congiema
Casines
Upas
Mexico
Kansas
Peters
St Louis
St. Louin Fair
Chicago Times- Herali
Abe
Salem
Steady Growth in Exports Across Manufactures
The report shows steady export growth for manufactured goods, with cotton and bicycles affected by war and popularity. Exports of malt, marble, and other items rise, while chemicals and paper products also record gains. Overall, notable increases accompany continued export activity despite conditions.
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Treasery
Ata- Urure
China
Mali
Taunutgetarek Pardfiine Scientifc
Strureire Paper
Globe Lights O From the Atchison Globe Column
Fragmentary OCR text includes scattered phrases about a citizen letter signed Liberty and references to a good man and callers for dollars. No clear event, date, or named entities to form a coherent summary.
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GLOBE
Atchison Globe
Fragmented Miscellany Reflections and Notices From Philadelphia
A garbled OCR page offers scattered reflections, domestic musings, and brief notes. It references Mothers clubs, marriage ideas, religious themes, gossip, and local impressions, with stray names and places like Philadelphia, Topeka, and Chicago figures woven through a collage of sentences and quotes.
Fragmentary Kansas item hints at local events and names
The piece references Topeka and Wichita, mentions a Princess and Dorado and Cherryvale. It notes a purchase of a quarter section and a Kansas learn Killers Howe with an implied court or proceeding. The text is garbled but preserves several proper nouns and places.
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Wichita
Dorado
Arenaat Belwers
Cherryvale
Lanyons
Kansas
Howe and Taurdedt
Unclear historical note hints at recovery and past figures
Fragmentary text mentions recovery, a Zimperia poster, Abilene, a broom factory, and a line about Athens and a pyramid entailed crate. It references a past debt, a King Edward physicist adviser, and Newton scholars described as young cubs, but details remain obscure.
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Iacien
Abilene
Athens
Thyramid-Entella Crates. Wacule Teamscalately: 4 Lee Owl
Matey
Peaminy News
Salaries for Mayors and Councilmen Up for Vote
Bills introduced in the house propose generous salaries for mayors and councilmen in first and second class cities. In first class cities, mayors would earn from $500 to $1,500, with $100 per year and attendance pay for each committee meeting. In Topeka and other cities, councilmen would receive for each council meeting attended. Second class city pay includes stipends for Wyandotte and other councils, with per-meeting amounts for attendance.
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Gach
Topeka
Leavenworth
Atchison Fort Scott
Wichita
Effeett
Lundrey
Wyandotte
Cuyers Aball
Property Frontage Sells for $1000 a Foot on Kanzar Avenue
A fragment reports land along Kanzar Avenue selling at a rate of one thousand dollars per front foot. The note mentions a buyer or party named George Hi in relation to the transaction.
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Kanzar Avenue
George Hi
Littlefield Quits as Santa Fe Attorney After Eleven Years
W Littefeld, longtime Santa Fe attorney, resigns effective today after eleven years with the road. He came from Ottawa where he was local attorney for the company two years. He plans to practice law in Kansas City, Missouri, and may travel to California Oregon and Puget Sound. No successor is named. local attorneys will handle more work in March.
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W. Littefeld
Santa Fe
Littlefield
Ottawa
Ie Company
Lattietiola
Kansas City
Littiedeli
California
Oregon
Puget Sound
Bee
Tiefield
Geckia Tarasean
Breldenthal Career Notes and Local Decisions Highlighted
The period piece mentions Breldenthal and Morton Aly with undeveloped references to bank dealings and residential plans in the county. It notes state level actions affecting housing and potential settlement moves, with vague allusions to offices and local figures guiding the process.
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Penkare
Ain
Morton Aly
Eborne
Ities
Jawirr
Supreme Court hears case on appeal in late trial
The article reports a Supreme Court hearing regarding an appeal from L. T. Merrill and an unnamed party. The proceedings discuss a trial in a lower court and involve claims and defenses over disputed matters.
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Sault
Supreme Court
L. T. Merrill
Supreme Com
Alain
Stark Seeks New Trial In District Court
Attorneys file a motion in district court seeking a new trial for Stark. Grounds allege entitlement to relief under multiple statutes. Stark’s sentencing awaits resolution of the motion as a cor docket was set for Monday morning.
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Balt Stark
Stark
Cabinet Resigns At President's Last Cabinet Meeting
Washington march 1 at the cabinet meeting today the last under this presidential term all members presented resignations to take effect upon the demonstration of successors attorney griggs among the number will not remain four years his renavration to go to the senate with others on tuesday he may be replaced by philander c knox of pittsburgh around april 1 Cuba policy and u s relations were discussed secretary root read telegrams from general wood indicating cubans should accept congressional action on relations as in their interest and ours the talk touched pending treaties and the general mood of the conference
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Washington
Griggs
Philander C. Knox
Pittsburg
Root
Wood
Congress
Cuba
United States
Creamery Moves Officers to Capital Block Offices
The Accounting Trust Company has relocated from its former office on an avenue to the Capital block. A bell has been erected on the street, signaling the move as part of the firm’s development.
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Accounting Trust Co
Accounting Trust Company
An ‘Avenue
Hag Fo
Atreet
Tha
Big Farm Sold Near Topeka After Landmark Sale
Farme ownership switches as Brown closes purchase of a 499 acre tract nine miles south of Topeka. The buyer, paying 12600 dollars in cash, relocates from a Jeser home near Valley Falls to the new property amid unsettled weather and strong winds.
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Big
Anti
Toon Lew Charies Ooteat
Sutherland Farre
Topeka
Fom Jeser
Valley Falls
House Will Close for Expositions and Revenue Bill Debate
Washington March 1 The house met at 1 pm to act on closing the capitol wing from midnight March 4 to 2 pm March 4 with limited access for members and staff. Speakers announced appointments to temporary committees on accounts and rivers and harbors as the body debated funding for expositions including Charleston and the interstate and West Indian expos. An amendment proposing $25,000 for a government exhibit in Charleston was approved then challenged as allocating public funds for expositions. the motion failed 4 to 12, and the bill was sent back to committee.
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Washington
House
Capitol
Bull
Rhode Island
Misouri
Bartett
Joel
Bath
Cannon
Burton
Elliott
Charleston
Devidson
Wind
Tan Newlanaa Gov
Tathert
Sulzer
N.V
Earcimer SC
Smith Mich
Unlawful Assembly Charge Arrests Set For Emerson and Dr Mitchell
Dr M R Mitchell and Rev FW were arrested late yesterday on an unlawful assembly charge. Thomas Pus has not yet filed his bond.
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Emerson
Dr Mitchell
M. R. Mitchell
Thomas Pus
Orders to Chaffee and move of Potawatomi Indians
Washington reports policy shifts by the state department affecting Gen Chi and reductions of his forces. Troops from the Sixth United States Cavalry and related units are mentioned amid broader wartime movements. Separately, Potawatomi Indians in Kansas seek permission to relocate to Minnesota, with Congress deeming authority unavailable this session. An obituary notes A J Conn, a noted contractor and railway figure, passing away near Burlington Road in Illinois.
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Washington
State Department
Military War Department
Ordre
Chi
Waler Hia
K. L
Firth Artillery
Ninth Infantry
Pottawatomias
Tro
Kansas
Mme
Ploney Not Quarantined pox hey to Tut quarantined
A fragmented notice references quarantine status for smallpox related concerns. The readable phrases mention Ploney and Tut in connection with health controls, implying discussions about isolation and response measures without details.
Ballot at Lincoln Nebraska March vote on United States senator
Lincoln Neb March vote on United States senator Sam A Mickles appears on the ballot amid local campaign actions and Rosewater area polling. Officials urge turnout as candidates, local groups, and voters engage in the mayoral and legislative race.
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Lincoln
Lincoln, Neb
United States
Sam A E Mickles
Rosewater Mettering Lh
Interest Default Sparks Mortgage Market Concern in Baltimore
Disjointed reports from Baltimore describe missed interest payments on a 37.0.0 six percent bond and mounting fears of mortgage and debt exposure. Unclear details note floating claims and court actions as parties seek remedies amid financial strain. The fragmentary item hints at judicial involvement and shifting investment sentiment.
Local Meeting at Penne Hall Desinensecown Tusmlay Evening
Fragmentary note mentions a gathering at Penne Hall Desinensecown Tusmlay evening. It references unnamed individuals and possibly a discussion of a district or group, with unclear roles and context due to damaged text.
Deaths and Panerals Notice Description
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J Newton Send is laid to rest at the Lake Street residence. Funeral services are scheduled for Saturday from the home to the cemetery on 75th Street. Washington DC and Santa Fe Route are referenced in the notation.
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Mr and Wre
J. Newton
Thiee Weil
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