Professor Rods Sorrow Over Harvard Lecture Sorrow
Professor Edouard Red, a noted French novelist, arrived on La Normandie for a Cercle Franca de Universite Harvard dinner. He was invited to Harvard to deliver lectures on The Theory of French Dramatic Poetry, but expressed sorrow at Kipling's death during the event.
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New York
Edouard Red
Certe Franca de
Universite Harvard
Cercle
Rod
Harvard University
M. Non
Kipling
A Zulu Preacher to Be Ordained in Brooklyn
New York March John a Dube of Zululand South Africa will be ordained Congregational minister at the Tewks Avenue Congregational church Brooklyn where Rev D Hubert J Ment is pastor. Dube, educated at Oberlin, will return to Natal to Christianize his kin after ordination.
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New York
John A Dube
Zululand
South Africa
Tewks Avenue
Brooklyn
Hubert J. Ment
Dube
Hallechler
Young Dube
Oberlin College
Astoran Valley
Natal
Mission House
Young Zulua
Christianiae
Oranges Auctioned For Homeless Children Society
Southern California grove owners donated fruit from their best trees to the Homeless Children’s Society of California. A cargo of 171 boxes with 200 Merrill navels seedlings and fancy grapefruit sold for about 2000 dollars. Coroner Zacca paid 32 dollars for a box and another buyer paid 41s for a box.
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New York
California
Los Angles
Sitapether
Zacca
Hichan Croker
Pal
Abtwiilt & Co
Fleet of New Pen Ships Aims Seattle Orient Route
In Beattie Washington the Post Intelligencer notes a major development for the northwest trade. A six ship fleet is planned for a Seattle Yokohama line under the Great Northern Railway, with vessels to Wiedinestock and other routes. The project, tied to President Hill’s visit, will require about $60,000 for shipbuilding and outfitting, and operation may begin after a year. Meanwhile Topeks Camp No 14 hosts a Friday dance at their hall on Street Basch 3 for invitations.
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BR Kang
Wiedinestock
Its
Topeks
Axis
Basch
Legislative Deadlock Delays Special Session Actions
Senate critics accuse the House of unfairness as both chambers clash over appropriations in a special session. Lawmakers warn prolonged disputes could complicate state funding and stalled institutional allocations.
Means extra session as Kansas legislature deadlocks over appropriations
Governor Stanley may be forced to call a special session to resolve the clash between the Kansas Senate and House over state institution funding. Both chambers blame each other for stalled appropriation bills, threaten adjournment delays, and warn of a possible special session that could provoke public anger. The State Journal urges lawmakers to heed the public mood and return home.
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Senate
House
Senator Forney
Senate Ways and Fieans Committee
Repubicans
Lato Agricultural College
Kansas Fort
Winfield Imbecile
State Agricultural College
Bouse Ways and Means
State University
Manhattan College
State Journal
Judge Hook Announces Weekly Topeka Sessions
Judge Hook said he will be in Topeka for work in chambers Mondays and Tuesdays when not in court or absent from the state. He will defer the Hitlmon case to late summer or fall and intends to keep his home in Leavenworth rather than move to Topeka. The district clerk’s office will stay in Leavenworth, with Frank J. Brown overseeing office matters.
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Topeka
Leavenworth
Frank J. Brown
Orice
Sal Smith Russell Engagement Sells Out Crawford Theater
At 11 this morning nearly all rear parapet and balcony seats for Sal Smith Russell’s Monday engagement at Crawford Theater were sold. Gallery seats were reserved at 73 cents and selling quickly. Rowley & Snow reported two-hundred plus patrons queued at opening. The sale suggests a record attendance with more two night bookings for Crawford.
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Crawford Theater
Sal Smith Russell
Rowley & Snow Dry
Social and Personal Notes Highlight Topeka Society
A Topeka social page tidily records a bustling round of entertainments and visits. Mrs Harry Williams hosts a Bachelor Girin club afternoon with substitutions by Helen Dick and others. Miss Flossie Moon wins a prize and will host a surprise party in two weeks. Also noted are visits, movers, and upcoming club meetings including Mountay Whist, Shakespeare, and Western Forests, plus arrivals from Ottawa and Lawrence and a St Louis business visitor.
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Bachelor Girin’ Club
Mra
Harry Willams
Helen Dick
Crab Orchard
Helen Thompson
Rosete Pennell
Florence Rossington
Katherine Pennell
Sarah Horner
Ellie Smith
Metta Robinson
Beszie Stewart
Edna Crane
George Melvin
Washington Court House
Williams
Flossie Moon
Elle Smith
Miss Moon
Paul Hudson
Topeka
Mexico
Mountay Whist Club
A. Zahner
Potwin
Besse
Atchison
North Topeka
Walter Joi
AO. Roeser
West Twelfth Street
Fillmore Street
Carrie Sheldon
Warren
Ottawa
Senator Sheldon
Florence Hemsley
Junction City
Remax Atwood
St. Joe
Topeks
Daniel
Atwood
Mary Dennis
Shakespeare Club
George A. Hancock
Copeland
P.P. Enos
Rossville
George F. Sharritt
Kenosha
Wis
Sue
Lena Sheldon
Oternoon
W. M. Hord
Arkansas
Albert Worden
Pueblo
T. 5. Mason
AH. Hanley
J. C. Calwell
Maine
Chicago
George W. Veale
Olle O'Brien
Manila
First Presbyterian Church
Preazner
John Nicholson
Lawrence
EB. Whaley
Columbus
Ohio
Guo. Bonestest
Dun Small
Des Mois
E. D. Cartridge
Belletilan Club
Brown
Ringie
Hutchinson
Katherine Brown
Susie Wolcott
Charles J. Gore
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
St Louis
Saved Goings Life Habeas Corpus Issued Just In Time
William Goings, an Indian sentenced to death for murder, was saved from execution when a habeas corpus issued by Judge Clayton of the United States court was served on the Indian sheriff just in time. Goings will be brought before Judge Clayton on March 2 and likely remanded to the Indian court for a new trial. Goings and Walla Toneka are different persons.
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St. Louis
Republic
McAlester
William Goings
Goings
Walla Toneka
They Want Their Share Workmen Demand Benefit From Iron Boom
The amalgamated association of iron and steel workers plans to send organizers to industrial centers to strengthen the union and push a wage increase. The current contract expires July 2 and a new scale, likely a 15 to 20 percent rise, will be presented then. Workers cite a booming iron and steel trade and seek restoration of wages earned over the past decade.
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Cleveland
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Telephone War in Topeka Over Underground Franchise Clash
In Topeka the Bell Telephone Company faces a challenger seeking a city franchise. The council debated an ordinance and directing the city attorney to draft a new measure. Proponents tout underground wires and capped rates, while opponents warn of monopolies and doubled costs.
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Bell TelePhone Company
Tooeka
Snally
Friends of the Bell Company
Atrarmey
J. Bear
St. Jos
Leavenworth
Ottawa
St. Joe
Kansas
Toveka
Abe
Quinton
New Telephone
Saki
Topeke
Isell Company
Mulvane
Topeka
Soline
Bell Company
Ettlemen
Dickinson
Bril
Tam
Sounoumusen
Maopoly
Tatler
Stan Durgess
Committee On
Toneka
Dany
Coupeliman Elliott
Sway
Bruch
Key
Griinanee
Ind
Coonellman
Dickieson
Investigation committee appointed to report findings
The ordinances were referred to the city attorney and a committee including Skinner Blatt and Warner was established to conduct an investigation and prepare a report on the matter. The group will review the issues independently, starting from the initial concerns and proceeding to a formal recommendation.
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Paunethea
Morgan
Skinner
New Telephone Fray Weighs Rates and Franchise
J Hear, manager of the Phoenix Telephone Co, declares a plan to withdraw if Bell cuts rates. The proposal to city clerk calls for Bell to reduce business rates to 10 cents and residence rates to 18 cents, with a ten year binding contract, or Phoenix gains a franchise information.
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New Telephone Company
Bell Company
S. J. Hear
Tell Company
Topeka
Skinner
Irmclad
J. Bear
Phoenix Telephone Co
Iron markets boom as prices surge and supply tightens
New York March 2 The Iron Age reports iron and steel markets are booming out of sellers' control with prices jumping per ton and delivery ability now the challenge. The review highlights rising billets and pig iron scarcity, export restraint, and looming relief only after October, with mills and plants preparing to operate and imports possible to ease ore and fuel shortages.
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New York
Central West
Virginia
South
Wirgin
Eastern Steel Works
Bessemer
Bersemer PLC
West
Pittsburg
Chicago
Iran
Mice Cured by Serum: Koch Pupils Claim Pneumonia Cure
Berlin dispatch reports Prof Wasserman, a pupil of Prof Koch, may have developed a new serum to cure pneumonia. Experiments inoculated rabbits and mice showing serum from red marrow could halt pneumonia in mice, hoping human success follows. Justice Guy announces candidacy for judge of the new city court, pledging clean dockets and Shawnee County bar standing.
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Koch
New York
Berlin
Wasserman
Justice Guy
New City Court
Office of
Justice of the Peace
Shawnee
Brief Telegraph News From March 2 Highlights
Swashington reports David Bai or flaleigh of North Carolina, brother of Enworth Bagley killed near Stilbe, may be appointed at Annapolis. Philadelphia notes March federal mint output 60919 double enzies, coinage values totaling $30,169,670. Perim hosts Third Infantry and a battalion en route to Malle for British naval postings. Cronin shot. sheriff fires back. Cronin wounded in hip. Laura Drowning, 80, dies by laudanum after forcing two older children into critical condition. poverty cited. Emma Waller, widow of actor Marth Waller, dies in New York. American Martin Company buys malt houses of John Moser at Lockport and Phelghedhet. Governor Roosevelt signs commission bill for New York state exhibit at Pan-American Exposition with $300,000. Slater Cotton Co announces wage increases. Albion Co. to follow. Moore, special agent, dismisses employees at Wisconsin customs house for improper conduct.
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David Bai
Flaleigh
N. C
Enworth Bagley
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Philadelphia
United States Mint
Albany
Roosevelt
New York State
Buffalo
Real estate transfers filed with multiple property parcels
The record lists transfers including Western Land & Lot to Thos Marianna for 100 dollars on lot 358 Davies Street, and Kansas Lot & Land to Mary J Strickier for 994 on several lots in Veale's addition. Other entries show bowman and wife to Peter Rockner for 1400, Morrison to Stebbins for 1200, Building & Loan to Robert J Green for 208, Receiver Investment Trust to Harvey Hall for 2200, and Stevenson by Cook to W B Stewart for 3200 in various additions. The Sisters of Saint Francis cite January 21 199% date and advertise Regan's Rheumatism Remedy with testimonials and a 1 dollar bottle price, sold by Swift Holliday Drug Co and Wilson Arnold Drug Co.
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Western Land & Lot Company
Thos. Marianna
Davies Street
Kansas Lot & Land Company
Mary J. Strickier
Sixth Avenue
Lafayette Street
Liberty Street
Veale
Co. Bowman
Peter Rockner
Wm. Morrison
T. A. Stebbins
Third Street
Crane
Com. Building & Loan Association
Robert J. Green
Morris Avenue
de Marti Place
Receiver Investment Trust Company
Harvey
Sisters of
Saint Francis
Clinton
Town
Regan
Swift & Holliday Drug Co
W. BH
Wilson Arnold Drug Co
Western strawboard combine forms to unify mills nationwide
Promoter H Jinnian of Peoria announces the Western board company to consolidate independent strawboard factories in the United States with capitalization including preferred and common stock. The plan aims to pressure the American firm from Boston to New Philadelphia and influence market competition amid a wave of corporate reorganizations.
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Essecs Ptite
Seday
Hy H. Jinnian
Peoria
Til
Raele
New Phiatelphia
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