Choral Society to Present Concert at the Auditorium
The Choral Society will perform next Tuesday evening at the Auditorium featuring popular tunes and selections from light operas. The program includes violin solos and a mix of chorus pieces with the Symphony Orchestra, offering a varied evening of vocal and instrumental works.
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Ftalph Wylie
Bontaatel
Luoaaniverture
Arena
Deria
Mra
Morehouss
Shenamkon
Seer the Owl
Nylanaki
Faak Penta
Abe Syphon
Wegner
Wardall Aims to Form Kansas Farmer Binding Twine Co
Alman Wardell promotes a farmers cooperative in Kansas to manufacture binding twine. He cites contacting Stratford, Brantford, and Canadian and Danish cooperative models. He notes difficulties with failed cooperatives and claims strong Canadian and American ties.
Bright's Disease and Diabetes News Card Testimony
A San Francisco notice relays patient experiences with Bright's Disease and Diabetes. William White credits Fallen Compound as a cure, recounting personal recovery after treatments and hospital visits, urging readers to request pamphlets from Bright's Disease promoters.
End the Clove Corporations to Contend Against
Independent of all this we have gone on in twelve years and declined over 400 percent in dividends. We have raised capital stock of the little company since then. The price on binder twine to Canada has risen. This year we have named it at 124 cents to the farmer, or which we pay freight. We offer cash discount and 1 cent 2 pound twine. The agent for selling is for GU and 400 text twine.
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Alman Wardell
Kanexs
Tosont Stratford
Brantford
Cumin
Haw
Torete
Canad
Terence
Tam
Pierlily
Canada
Bindur
Agatnet
Little Company
Raiatenicn
McGraw Hopes to Return to Giants Lineup for Season
New York manager John J McGraw known as Scrappy seeks a place in the Giants lineup this season. He is rebuilding with top players and plans a southern training trip starting Monday. Clark Griffith, manager of the New York Americans, remains a leading pitcher and will join the American League tour. Griffith’s squad appears strong for the season with a southern itinerary.
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New York
John J. McGraw
Giants
McGraw
Pennazut Fes Akast
Clark Grimith
Phen
Geitith
Judges and prosecutors tied to hunt near Roseville and Silver Lake
Judge Hazen and County Attorney Hungate tied to a hunting trip in Kaw valley near Roseville and Silver Lake. The party claimed 8 ducks, 1 goose, and various mammals while a guide and dispute over the goose's killing surfaced. Government will build a cement plant near Tonto basin for the irrigation project, after rejecting private bids.
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Hazen
Hungate
Hungaté
Hagen
Kaw Valley
Roseville
Silver Lake
Limuskrat
Questign
Balklus tensions ease as government reassures powers
Telegrams report the Balklus situation improving with government assurances, a Chinese immigration prohibition bill moving through Congress, and a Philippine ecclesiastical council planned for June 23. Other messages note Princess Alice’s Red Cross work, fires in Indian Territory, and bank president suicides in Corning and Chicago.
War department rides Colonel Hughes horse in high price sale
Colonel Hughes black horse, once sold to General Bell, has been resold to the secretary of war Taft. A war department commissioner selected the stallion as the best horse offered at Fort Leavenworth, paying a hefty price rumored near 4000 dollars. The prior sale at Fort Riley yielded only about 200 dollars.
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W. Ormeby
Topeka
Goodhind
P. Paxton
Wil Connors
Herman Crow
L. Bircon
McPherson Basin
T Mey
Cormercall
Plaxs
Washburn
Maclin
Baker
The
State University
Kansas Huilding
St Louis
Crosby Brothers
Judiciary Committee
Parkdale
Hoadwater
Lucy Smith
Lawrence
W. C. T. Union
Shawnee County
Himnche Boles
James Ramsey
John Ritchie
James Hanley Atl
Ottawa
N. E. Stucker
Red Oak
Owa
Ben
Haymarket
Quincy
I. J. Wingert
Mra
J. G. Rodemeyer
Mire
al Faliever
A.V. Moi
Goodvieve Moore
Kansas City
Carrie A. Latton
Ant
Twelfth and
Kansas Avenue
McCollum
A. A Fisher
Doctor McCollum
P. OH. Coney
McPherson Post
St. Wat
Wichita
Smith County
Carl Johnston
J. IL Johnston
Toveks
Helen Turner
Feet Scott
Kas
Carl
Smith
Cedarvill
Secretary of War
General Bel
Hughes
General Bell
Fort Riley
Trafer
General Hughes
Groff Sentenced to Two Years in Penitentiary
Justice Pritestant sentenced Samuel A. Groff to two years in the Moundsville penitentiary and a $1000 fine for conduct in the postal trial. Groff posted $20,000 bond to appeal and began serving on arrival at the prison. Kansas City expressmen without licenses were rounded up and released after promising to obtain licenses. National Baseball Commission barred Sunday games for the New York American League club at Ridgewood, respecting the national agreement.
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Washington
Pritestant
Kansas City
Nna
Kas
Kaneis Avenue
Armour
New York
Hermarin
National Baseball Commisson Inna
Gunmea Ridgewood
Refinery Plan to Make Kansas City Oil Hub
The Standard Oil Company intends to build the largest oil refinery in the world in the Sugar Creek valley south of Kansas City. A 200 mile pipeline from Nebraska will supply the plant, which would employ about 1700 men and start operations by October. The project shifts oil flow from Whiting to Kansas City, signaling strong Kansas fields prosperity. Also Chicago boxer Buddy Ryan defeated Billy Mellody by foul in a fifth round, injuring Mellody.
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Kansas City
March
Standard Oil Company
Kansas
Sugar Creek Valley
Missouri
Neodestia
Kanin
Annie
Whiting
Ind
Pennsylvania
Rockefellers
Mellody
Chicago
Buddy Ryan
Eiven
Billy Mellody
Boston
Kegan
Napler to Take Over Newton Newspaper In Coming Days
A reader notes that Mr Napler will arrive in Newton within a day or two to assume control of the Senti Hel newspaper and manage all departments including editorial operations.
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Napler
Newton
Weber and Fields to Play Atchison Tonight in Whoop Dee Doo
Weber and Fields troupe appears at Atchison theater to perform Whoop Dee Doo with Lilian Russell and a 8 member chorus and 15 piece orchestra. Prices range from 4 dollars for logo seats to 1 dollar for gallery. Also a report from Hanover notes Field Marshal Count von Waldersee is hopelessly ill as of March 5.
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Weber and Fields
Weber & Fields Company
Atchison
Tojpleht
Topeka
Trust
Lilian Russell
Boots Mann
Mabel Fenton
John T. Kelley
Charles J. Ross
Pete Dalley
Lew M. Fields
Joseph Weber
von Waldersee
Hanover
Prussia
Count von Waldersee
Rheumatism Cured By External Foot Drafts
A promotional offer claims the Hagic Foot Drafts relieve rheumatism without medicine. Readers are asked to send their name and one dollar to receive a pair, with a promise of return mail delivery if relief is not achieved.
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United States
Magic Foot Drafts Claim Rheumatism Cure
Advert contains testimonials for Magic Foot Drafts claiming cures for rheumatism and related pains. Scribes praise effectiveness and offer trial on approval with free booklet. The Newton Journal and agents referenced are listed with locations in Kan and Mich.
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Annie Lee Gunn
Augusta
Ark
H. Dirkman
Danube
Minn
J. Raver
John White Grafton
Mich
Unig Theta
Mary St. Angh
Woonsockst
Newton Journal
Newton
The
Magic Foot Draft CO
W.B
Oliver
Bldg
Jackeo
P. Campbell
Mack Cretcher
Sedg
J. L. Nepier
Cheney. Mn
Val Campbell
Cheney
Fred
Trujillo Couple Arrested in Murder Robbery Claim
Seguerate New Mexico reports Joseph Trujillo and his wife are accused in the murder of Mary Ann Boon. Authorities say Boon was heard strangled after a blow to the head and robbed for motive. Police indicate a deadly home invasion occurred in a nearby room.
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Seguerate
N. M
March
Joseph
Trujillo
Chariet
Mary Ann
Ibles
Odell declines national chairmanship amid illness
Governor Odell announces he is suffering a severe cold and sore throat and abandons plans to visit President Roosevelt in Washington. He says he will not accept the national Republican chairmanship even if offered and adds there is nothing urgent to discuss with the president. He remains unsure about the state chairmanship.
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New York
B. B. Odell
Washington
Roosevelt
Albany
National Republican Committee
Odell
Heart Removed Then Replaced After Stabbing
In Philadelphia a colored man Thomas Emerson survived a brutal stabbing by his sweetheart. Doctors opened the chest, removed the heart with two fingers to lift it from the trunk, then replaced it after stitching the wound. He walked five blocks to the hospital, received ether, and is recovering as surgeons note the heart continued beating. Minutes later a weekly bank statement reports bank averages for New York with loans and deposits figures.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Hmerson
Emerson
Far rington Well Gushes In Kansas Test Proves Strong
The Farrington Oiler No 2 tested at Cherryvale Kansas produced a total of 259 barrels in four hours including cleaning time, equating to 114 barrels per hour. The test indicates the premier oil offer of the district and possibly the state.
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Cherryvale
Kan
Farrington
Farrington No. 2
Kansaw Eld
Weather and events mix in a crowded March update
Forecast notes rain likely in early March with wind shifts and a vernal breeze. Moscow reports a Russian display withdrawal matter while St Louis works to keep exhibitors. Skating champion Daly wins US figures title in New York as Gunnar Stonebere from Stockholm competes. Ad for malaria prevention pills and Florida train tours appears amid a broad newspaper page.
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Moscow
St. Louis
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Bright’s Disease and Diabetes News
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Bright
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Clark
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Sultan
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Hright
St. Luke
Wollock
Megd
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Maitheween
William White
WGKAW
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Aden
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Harun
Alice of Bourbon
Prince Peederick of
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Mollie Allen
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