Agricultural Strength Amid Mixed Rail Earnings Decline
In New York March 5 a weekly review notes strong agricultural prospects offset by unfavorable railway earnings. Trade remains irregular, boosted in favored regions yet hampered by winter delays, transport issues, and floods. Western demand shows some improvement, while cotton wool and iron markets face mixed signals from prices and production capacity.
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New York
Deorenne Fm
Ts Welll
Abel
Ir Vial Gail Exons Oe
Eral Aa Enn
Helptu
Asd
Aes
Ouldner Mork
Ataetna
Seasiers
Momund
Iter
Zecheewer
Wiliseere
Chicago
RB G
Dum & Co
Esac
Wurhnerode
Hasku Piecoeg
Geile
Adwapee
Bourne
Rew Caaterias Neon
Whataver
Whataver Wiandeury There Wen Isa Qroek
Ronke
Eumeeseiais
foFwai
Sigua Dee
Topeka Bank Collapse Signals Wider Money Decline
New York March 6 reports show clearings at principal cities indicate a sharp drop as financial distress spreads. The piece notes extensive strain on banking centers, with Eradetreat compiling figures that reveal notable declines in intercity bank clearings.
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Topeka Bank
Oclnacinga
New York
Denk Clearings
Agreement in sight at joint miners operators talks
March report from Indianapolis notes a proposed wage compromise submitted to a joint conference of miners and operators. F L Rodhing of Pittsburgh opened remarks, calling the current offer inadequate and tied to a two year agreement amid wartime economic strain and fears of deeper cuts.
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Indianapolis
March
F. L. Rodhing
Pittsburg
Peiven
Poubestiee
Pern ‘Taylor
Dittante
Senate Passes Bills Amid Neutrality Debate
Washington March 5 news reports the Senate passing measures on federal land law adjustments for curves, correction of double allotments to Indians, and inviting an International Congress for hygiene in Washington. Debate centered on neutrality and naval strength as the House shifted to committee to further appropriations for post offices and Indian affairs.
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Washington
Navy
United States
Ur State Department
Cumion
Clay
Pestofiites
Postrounds
Earthquake Report From Albuquerque Sparks City Damage
A March earthquake near Socorro, the thirty eighth since January, caused river flooding in Denver area and widespread property damage. Authorities report no fatalities, while scattered lines of communication and districts suffer inundation, with details still arriving from the scene.
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Denver
Albuquerque
G. ML. Ways
Socorro
Dery
Tinie
Ines
Ito
Best Time for Action Urges Purification of Blood
The passage argues that March, April and May are the optimal months for performing actions to maximize ease and advantage as the body purifies itself. It notes facial eruptions and other signs indicating purification, urging timely effort in this period.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Medicine Ad Claim
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as thorough effective spring remedies. It promises reliable cures and urges readers that Hood's keeps its word where other tonics fail.
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Hood
Evan Hood
Cross Examined in Smoot Investigation at Salt Lake
Washington March report on Reed Finck and Joseph F Smith testimonies before the senate committee of privileges and elections. Worthington questions Smith about polygamy statistics in Utah and the former president Woolruff manifesto figures. Justice and obedience to law spar over plural marriages and church authority.
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Washington
Joseph FP. Smith
Mormon_ church
AL 8
Worthington
Senate Committee of Privileges and Elections
Reed Fincot
Utah
Mr. Smith
Mrr. Smith
Utah Commission
Dubois
Smith
Woolruff
Octuber
Hiram Smith
John E. Winder
Joan Henry Smith
Bailey
Woodram
Woodraft
Salam
Protley
Raivey
Foraker
Won Way to Front Christopher Schwalm enlists in the Army
Christopher Schwalm of 125 North van Buren street has received his commission and is set to ship within ten days for Washington, Swern fo? He is a Pictownvoted enlistee for nine years, and his enlistment is noted as his journey from the Tanks toward graduation from the United States. He has served in the Philippines and is stationed in ton. His family in Henry County awaits further word as he prepares to return.
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Christopher Schwalm
North
van Buren
Washington
Swern
Schwein
Pictowneh
Topeka
Phitignina Istana
Ton
Hin Cuucly
Henry
Ime
Bekwuln
Siena
Travers
PaMapines
Section hand killed in Kansas City fatal Santa Fe incident
A.B James a Santa Fe section hand residing at 195 Belleview and his brother W. H. James finished work at the Santa Fe coal chutes. On the way home they were near Prisco yards when a passing freight train struck James, crushing his body. Dr. Eu bank reported the man died during surgery at a city hospital.
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Kansas City
James
Santa Fe
Belleview
W. H. James
Sante Fe
Prisco
James Hin
Eubank
Surin
Political Meeting Row Among Local Officials and Hughes
A garbled report describes a sequence of speeches by Lowman Councilman Swendson W A Myers and others including Tincher Sebring Hughes Larimer and Swendson’s clash over interruptions. Hughes proxies and rumors surround Myers meetings with claims of secrecy and selective invitations.
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Lowman
Swendson
Fiehta Ae
W. A. Myers Council
Tincher
Swhe
Sebring Hughes
Hughes
J. B. Larimer
Larimer
Erc
Swenson
Apeak
Myers
Odell Has Grip Delays Albany Meeting
Washington report says Governor Hank Odell is ill with grip and must return to Albany. President Roosevelt expresses regret at the cancellation and offers to meet at a later date when feasible.
Train Collision Near Medford Ties Tracks In Fog
Local officials report a collision on their line near Medford on Friday. Two freights met in fog. engineers jumped to safety. Ten injured, one with a sprain, while Rock Island trains were detained. Governor may appoint a transition from Montana for Doc Lemmons wanted for robbery in Silver Bow County.
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Hock Tatand
Medford
Ohe
Covernor Asus
Montana
Doc Lemmons
How County
Robery
Lemmons
Leavenworth
Ila
Lemmon
Kansans Meet Roosevelt Washington March 5
Senator Long introduced to the Seeaidene while morning James Allison and Mrs Allison and Dr A B Bass and Mrs Bass of Wichita on their way to Jerusalem as Kansas members of the Pilgrims from the National Sunday School association Papyrus.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Senator Long
Seeaidene
James Allison
Allison
A. Bass
Bass
Wichta
Jerusalem
Kansas
Pilmenreee
National Sunday School Association
Milwaukee Lands Shaffer After Four-Way Trade
Milwaukee signs shortstop Herman Shaffer from St. Paul as the champion team weakens its roster for next season. The deal followed a tense four-city bidding scramble involving Minneapolis Indianapolis Seattle and Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Shaffer
March
Herman Shaffer
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Seattle
La Grippe Warns Of Terrible Disease Dangers
The article warns that La Grippe weakens lungs and can lead to consumption Bright's disease heart failure and other severe outcomes. It decries quack cures and urges seeking true remedies, noting the disease is more deadly than smallpox and hard to cure with quinine.
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Bright
Yin SenG Tonic Cures Hundreds of Cases
A circulating claim promotes Yin-Seng Tonic as a proven brippe remedy, stating it has cured hundreds and inviting interested readers to contact for names of users to verify relief and investigate further, with no failures claimed.
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Topeka
Vin-Seng Tonic Promises Quick Cure and Trial Offer
An advertisement touts Vin-Seng Tonic as guaranteed to cure with a money-back option after a reasonable trial. It claims rapid relief and promotes a promotion offering three bottles for a specified price.
Fragmented City Grocers Listings Fragment
A readable OCR fragment lists multiple grocers with unclear spellings and stray addresses including Rastoth Street North Kansas Avenue and Gunmineham's Grocery. It records names like Gran teer a Grocery Fotwin Station and others on various streets, suggesting a directory snippet. The legible items reflect local shop names and locations without a coherent narrative or date.
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Ab Dihlte Grocers.Co
Rastoth
North Kansas Ave
Granteer
Fotwin
Bichals
Keonas Ave
Gunmineham’s
Eighth and Lake
Fiend I$ Caught in Topeka County Jail Case
George Britenhouse decoyed Nora Petit from the Petit home then forced her to the railroad right of way and assaulted her. A posse of five armed farmers captured Britenhouse near Soldier township and turned him over to authorities. The incident stirred talk of lynching but pacified as investigations proceed. Nora Petit, now recovering, identified the assailant with support from the Hummer family. County Attorney Hungate interviewed victims. no further mob action expected.
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George Britenhouse
Soldier Township
Nora Petit
North Topeka
Grantville
Jesu
Breathless
A. W. Petit
Petit
George Biitenhouse
van Hstramee
Taper & TM
Nora Petitt
Britenhouse
Hummer
Otter Petitt Sith
Union Presse Railroad
Grayton Hummer
Petitt
William ‘Tickner
Claud Stewart
Wiliam Turner
Tickner
Rackle
Becus
Berne
Betts
Betterhous
Ian
Gri Fenhouse
Topeka
Hungate
Uterman Granted Release After Rule Change
Herman Uterman walks free from county jail after a release on promise not to sell liquor and to pay costs. The board of county commissioners amends Rule No. 13 allowing his release without judge Hazen and County Attorney Hungate endorsement, following threats and a renewed court action.
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Herman Uterman
Vinewood
Uterman
Priday
Juiue Coultis
Loypear
Sbind
Coultis
Ntterman
Mid _land
I I Qouldla
Adet
Uterman Petitio
Board of County Commissioners
Hagen
Fumgate
Haxen
Literman
Hungate
Board of Commissioners
Vierman
Ark
Board For County Commissioners
Commissioners
Board of Commissionere
Hazen
Coun
Jail terms and fines amid county court rules and arrests
Conviction details show a district court sentencing a man for selling minor near Vinewood last summer with 60 days in county jail, a $100 fine, and court costs. He served 212 days due to partial payment issues, and commissioners required a signed payment plan of $23 per month commencing April 2. If offender breaches, deputies would arrest and remand him to finish the term.
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Mqnor
Vinewood Parte
Badlia
Uterman Ls
Mawar Ie Shawnes
Comimnis Laleis
Cterman
Soll
Julius Coultin
Blaite
Uterman
Jamison
Fof Coultis
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