New Cure Claim Tackles Consumption With Free Course
An advertisement promotes a Dr Slocum treatment for consumption or wasting lungs. It urges readers with coughs, chest pains, or flesh loss to request a free trial course and medical advice by mailing name and address to Dr A Slocum at US Pine Street New York. It claims thousands cured and cites prior scientists.
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Tmrdical
Shutum
Drs. Slocum
Wisshawe
Dr. Sluelms
Slocum
Dr. Slocum
Plesse
Toeke Journal
Yon Yonson in Town in Swell Stage Tryout
Swenich dialect mock opera piece Yon Yonson in town features Finian Wit Mars Bea Henan in the title role with EOP at Crawfurd theatre Saturday. Cast includes Spinuk the Swede and 50 the Sweep in minor parts, plus Hendricks Be Rowlest and Remyinal Alisa Jennin in key vocal roles. The production mixes comic bits with musical numbers, aiming for a lighthearted entertainment night.
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Finian
Spinuk
Tavian
Fearon
Lumbermens
Eds
Prkan
Mr Senck
Anvie Mack Gurlery
Alisa Jennin
Topeka City Court officers named by Republican caucus
Governor appoints nominations for city court vacancies to take effect until new officers assume duties. A J McCabe nominated for judge and BL Good for clerk. Also mentions a passenger excursion and unrelated ads including gloves and locales.
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Stanley
Copeland
Republics
Topeka
J. McCabe
Volatile blast devastates Toulon powder magazine
A massive explosion at the La Goubran magazine near Toulon in Var department devastates the area. About fifty thousand kilograms of black powder detonated, killing numerous soldiers on duty and injuring many residents as debris and dust covered two miles.
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Toulon
la Goubran
la Seyne
Department of Var
France
Enioiers
Vlethes
Pone de Las
Tevan AL St Jean de Var
Beine
Macagines
M. Lockroy
Oea Corporation
Kansas killer Gilbert confesses in county jail
A special to the Star reports John Gilbert, jailed in Emporia county, confessed to murdering his wife and two young children near Enterprise Kansas last Tuesday. He claimed debt pressures and insanity influenced his actions as Sheriff O Coashor detailed the confession.
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Kansas City
Emporia
Kansaya
Jobn Gilbert
Sounty
Enterprise
Kan
Gilbert
Piatt Boma
Sherif O Coahor
Guibert Coa
Gilvert
Wrenn Crane
Escepries
Sid Gilbert
Cohen
Gilbert Saii
Burglar Strikes Judge Chesney Home Friday Night
Miss Rae Chesney Gnoonscigus was struck from behind with a broom and knocked unconscious during a break in at 1221 Kansas Avenue. A $10 bill pocketed from Maud Capps’s purse and dropped jewelry points to a home invasion that left two suspects briefly jailed before release. Police remain without a suspect.
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Bureler
A. F. Chesney
Kansas Avenue
Rae Chesney
Maud Capps
Miss Chesney
Washington inquest on canned roast beef mystery
The court of inquiry heard Lieut Frederick L. Munson testify about canned roast beef used in Cuba. Sick troops blamed spoiled meat after Santiagos surrender. Munson reported no formal complaint then and the panel adjourned to meet in Chicago on Thursday.
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Washington
Aaron
Wir Department Court of
West
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
Frederick L. Munson
Ninth Infantry
Cuba
Santiags
Attor
Montauk
Col. Davis
Jessery
New Horse Jake Stern Crashes Poolroom Bets
In Kansas City poolrooms the day’s betting collapsed as Jake Stern, a new horse from New Orleans, won the second race. Chicago strangers and local operators faced large losses, with bets cascading across Carey’s in Kearny City and Argo’s in Rosedale. The scheme drew in Maj. Timmons and others, sparking claims of a coordinated put‑up job.
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Kansas City
New Orleans
Jake Stern
Fara Bank
Carey
Arso
Rosedale
Chicago
Tardlexety
Argo
Chrangers
Bret Ae
Chicago Strangers
Argo’r
Maj. Timmons
Stock Yards
Kansas
Ctts
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Annetta Whipple and Mrs Melissa Dixon
Mrs Annetta Whipple wife of Emmet Whipple and sister of J J Cov died Sunday in Albuquerque where she had wintered for health. She was a longtime Eastern Star member and active in the Congregational church. Funeral plans await arrival of the body. Mrs Melissa Dixon wife of Cyrus Dixon of 17 West Fourteenth Street died Sunday from consumption. The funeral will be held at the residence at 2 am Tuesday.
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Annetta Whipple
Emmet Whipple
J. J. Cov
Albuquerque
Whipple
Eastern Star
Congregational Church
Melissa Dixon
Cyrus Dixon
West Fourteenth Street
Excursion Via the Sante Fe March 7 Tickets for Points
Tickets go on sale March 7 for trips via the Santa Fe route to Arkansas Arizona Indian Territory Louisiana New Mexico and more. For information consult the Santa Fe agency and official notices.
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Arkansas
Sante Fe
Arkanese
Arizona
Indian Terriory
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Bor
Santa Fe Agen
Max Klein Acquitted at Washington Court Trial
Justice Brad ordered the acquittal of Max Klein a Beauings race track bookmaker in a gaming law case. The verdict ends the central case brought against Klein as bookmakers and legal authorities pursued actions related to the betting operation.
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Max Klein
Washington, March
Brad- Jew
Lock Horns As House Concludes Tax Levy Debate
The house gavel fell after a tense session with calls to excise Rep J G Tulless and widespread talk of the state tax levy. The Ways and Means committee backed the senate amendment and the house concurred despite protests from Dawes and others. The levy stands at 5 mills with no funds for Quantred raid bonds and the miscellaneous appropriation bill returns for consideration.
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Gregory
Dawes
Fairchild
Osborn
House
J. G. Tulless
Chautauqua County
Ottawa
the Semple
Wars and Means
W. F. Coulson
Harper County
Twenty-second
Kansas
Fort Leavenworth
Ways and Means
Senate
Francis
Gelester
Richardson
No Steals This Year From State Legislature
At session end the 185 members of the two houses take home waste baskets ink wells pens and small items used during the session. Police in citizen clothing guard the state house to stop depredations. Several lawmakers have already returned to retrieve plundered items.
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Senate
House
Twine Factory Fund Voted for Penitentiary
The house miscellaneous appropriation bill allocates 5000 for establishing a twine factory at the state penitentiary. Funds cover director travel to investigate and purchase machinery, an expert superintendent at 25 dollars per month, and two expert assistants at 15 dollars per month each.
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House
State Penitentiary
Photograph of Twentieth Kansas troops marching to Manila
A photograph shown to Adjutant General Fox from San Francisco captures the second and third battalions of the Twentieth Kansas marching from the Presidio toward Manila. In the foreground is Fox’s son from Company G, with Captain Elliott, recently killed in Manila, at the head of his company. Colonel Fox prizes the image highly.
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Fox
San Francisco
Kansas
Presidio
Manila
Elliott
State tax levy set at 5 mills for next year
The state plan calls a 5 mill property tax on a 345 million valuation to fund operations. The assembly had proposed a 43-10 mill levy with a similar valuation, while a half mill was aimed at Quantrell raid claims. The senate balked at funding the raid, merging the levies into one general revenue levy. Mr Dawes opposed the plan but session limits prevented changes, and the levy passed.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Putnam for Librarian With President’s Pick in Boston
Washington reports strong expectation the president will offer the post of librarian to Herbert Putnam of Boston. The choice hinges on congressional approval and the pending appointment.
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Boston
Washington, March
Congress
Herbert Putnam
Bos Ton
Fire damages Wagner Palace Car offices in Chicago
Fire in the Wagner Palace Car company offices at the Woman's Temple exchange damaged the rooms and furniture, with $2000 in losses. Firemen dragged hose up a winding staircase to reach the blaze in room Mb occupied by supervisor Charles Lincoln. Crossed electric wires sparked the fire.
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Wagner Palace Car Company
Chicago
Wagner Palite Car Company
Charles Lincoln
Chautauqua appoints new general manager Day named
Cleveland March 6 Wilson M Day of this city is named general manager of the Chautauqua association. The appointment was confirmed at the trustees meeting today. The work is divided into two divisions, business and educational. The new president to succeed Lewis J Miller will likely be Clem Studebaker of South Bend Indiana.
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Cleveland
Wilson M. Day
Chautauqua Association
Uume Abc
Essociation
Inte Lewis
Miller
Clem Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Gallery Seats For Sol Smith Russell Show At Crawford Theater
Reserved gallery seats in first four rows at 75 cents remain unsold for Sol Smith Russell engagement at Crawford theater. Back of the fourth row gallery seats will be sold at 50 cents without reservation. Some gallery box seats and improvised orchestra seats are still on sale.
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Sol Smith Russell
Crawford Theater
Fonlslot
Orchestra
Smallpox Scare Aboard Transport Sheridan
A Gibraltar report says the US transport Sheridan left Port Said after street quarantine for contaction aboard. Two measles cases and one suspected smallpox case were noted, though officials denied the pouch. The ship carries the Twelfth Regiment and a Seventeenth battalion, with twenty one soldiers reported ill but only three serious.
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New York
Gibraltar
United States
Sheridan
Port Said
Runaway Thief Arrested in Winnipes Extradition Bid
Police in Winnipes, Manitoba arrest Vateley Alexandrovich Dudinsky, a Russian national known as Karl Taylor in New York and Karl Russell in Mattawa. He is wanted abroad for a 27 000 rouble railway theft in 1896 and faces extradition after arriving yesterday as his funds ran out.
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Winnipes
Manitoba
Vateley Alexandrovich Dudinsky
Dudinsky
New York
Karl Taylor
Mattawa
Cmntoria
Karl Russell
Free Public Baths In Kansas City Proposal
Kansas City may soon host fee public baths with a grand ball planned at Convention Hall on April 3 Buster Monday. Organizer Nelson will direct the fundraiser covering ball rental music decor printing and other expenses ensuring all admission proceeds fund the project with Mr Epperson coordinating the effort.
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Kansas City
Kansas Ciy
W. Tt. Nalrons
Secoun
Lnnelson
Buster
Epperson
Genenius Ofer
A FEW MORE DAYS Left for Tacoma Land Company Act
The Paconia Land company reorganization committee for bondholders stockholders and creditors urges action to avail themselves of the plan promulagated July 2 128 managers have deposited over 11 percent of the capital stock of the company Unaitinex must deposit their securities and sell their claims with the Atlantic Trust Company before March After that date no deposits will be received except upon terms set by the committee
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Tacoma Land Company
New York
Paconia Land Company
Albintic Trust Compani
Or Bis
Committee Lipases
Senatorial Balloting Realigns Forces In Race
Harrisburg Pa March 6 The district ballot for United States senator today resulted Quey 1 Jenks 8 Tabbs 2 vo Quorum Alten Pap yii realignment noted as Thompson withdrawal reshaped the race causing a shift in support across the field with Harrisburg reporting the latest tallies and dispositions in the contest.
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Thompson
Beliof
Alten Pap
Yii
Aes Phompeon
Odell Claims Being Dismissed Over Rations Testimony
Reverend D. D. Odell of Joliet told the Baptist Ministers Association that he was temporarily detached from his regiment in Porto Rico for showing officers a sample of the soldiers nauseating rations. He alleged additional corroborated charges and said he could substantiate them if required.
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Chicago
Moren
The
Baptist Ministers' Association
D. D. Odell
Joliet
Porto Rico
North Topeka Social Roundup and Local Visits
North Topeka residents share a weekend of visits and trips with friends in Topeka and nearby towns. Travelers include Mr Tesgart of Meriden, I V Beatty of Kansas City, and W Crittendenvilleu heading to Chicago for three weeks of business.
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Mr. Tesgart
Meriden
North Side
I. V. Beatty
Kansas City
Topeka
W. O W
Klondike
Kansas Avenue
Aud Soriary
Second Presbyterian Church
W. R. Gannon
Harrison Street
Nellis Hurless
Dwight
W. H. Hurless
van Buren Street
H. K Fowler
Anna
Lyng
Kan
Mel. Fowler
J. N. Heney
Quincy Street
Good Ciizens’ League
Ronchines
League
Frank Easye
Basye
John Hien
Conrad Baugh
Bertha
Tda Andersen
Ellen Lumberg
George Beni
Pred Carson
Monroe Street
Mady
B. Lyon
Prank Berry
G3 Camp
Bir
Hussell Barber
Blt. Payne
Milton Player
Carsin
Maud Irons
Byron Player
Fragmentary note hints at political shift and ethics
A rough dispatch from New York references remarks by a figure named Maren A and mentions a push toward a presidential appointment. The note alludes to friends and coalitions using improper means, signaling concern over ethical conduct in the political process.
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New York
Maren
Session Winds Down As House Debates Prohibitory Law
The senate met at 2 p m and recessed to 3 p m. The house lingered awaiting Ways and Means reports while several resolutions were introduced. One by Mr Fatrenild proposes three hours for majority to explain positions on prohibition and Mr Fogle suggests three weeks. another resolution mocks lawmakers by placing legislative duties on the pages and sending members home to avoid irate constituents.
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Ways and Means
Fatrenild
Fogle
House of Representatives
Berlin Official Confirms Prince Henry to Command Far East Squadron
German navy official confirms Prince Henry of Prussia will command the East Asiatic squadron, a move aimed at pleasing the United States. He notes not a direct disgrace for Admiral von Dietrichs, but cites late warnings before Manila and a lack of understanding of naval norms as causing distrust with America. This admission marks the first public acknowledgment of friction between Germany and the United States over Manila Bay.
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Berlin
Maren
German Navy Department
Associated Press
Prince Henry
Prussia
William
Peirge Henry
United
Referrenco
Manila Bay
Outside Plants organized to form 35 million capital
Chicago March report says Independent straw board manufacturers aim to unite outside plants into a strong company with capital of 35,060,000. Half stock to be preferred half to be common. Mention cites St Marys Gas City Ind and possibly Oh figures, with ore measurement changes noted.
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Chicago
Ammons
Mdi
St. Marys
Gas City
Ind
Sisiadelmiia Msenpeny
Warning Issued on Cuban Bond Issuance by US Government
Washington reports under no conditions will the United States government back any bonds issued by the Cuban Assembly now in session near Ravana. If bonds are proposed the US will not guarantee them and they must stand on their own resources. Also references an incident in Hartsville involving ex-Deputy Marshal Brews and Sheriff Centre! today pursuing alleged train robbers tied to a Memphis case.
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Washington
United States
Ravana
Fransas
Marca
Suir
Manshell
Brews
Hartsville
Sin
Ryan
Sheppard
Tidlana
John Kennedy
Memphis
Macomb
Springfield
Market Report Shows Wheat Prices Bend Under Pressure
Today's market report notes a weak May wheat finish after a volatile session. Northwestern receipts and lower cables pushed prices down while cash demand steadied later, with May opening lower and slipping further before some recovery aided by limited buying. Provisions remained heavy as traders reduced holdings amid overall bearish momentum.
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Laresworth
Arec
Minneapolis
Duluth
Chicago
Ss Eiis
Diptae
Vicente Giclee
Erin Bariels
Sean Sati
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Wide Receipts and Cattle Trends
At Kansas City the livestock market shows cattle receipts and mixed activity. Native steers from Texas and Oklahoma lead with sizable consignments. stockers and feeders trade slowly as buyers assess prices. Bulls and cows also appear, with overall receipts and shipments noted alongside market position and packer demand.
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Chicago
Fomor Rose Ie
Telg Vicvelts
Ata' Enipmants
Lenipments
Kansas City
Texac
Andreu Ei
Market Notes and Financial Movements From New York and Chicago
In a brisk roundup, markets show cash on call, prime rates, and bankers' balances as traders track New York and Chicago activity. Hog and grain receipts, wheat and corn trends, and currency shifts color a broad snapshot of early March trading and monetary policy expectations.
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New York
Mexicus de Fae
Ieniet
Resisterndl
Wanted White girl for chores and cooking at Western avs
Advertisement seeks a white girl for household work and cooking duties at 131 Western avenue. Includes offer of a stock of tinware and tools for sale and a furnished front suite with modern features.
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Care Journal
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Miles Court of Inquiry
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R Nelson
North Topeka
Diedrichs
Today's Market Report
Preas
State Journal
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Tage Innel Sadan
Rey Conn Steage
Fim
Sten Ela
Chetce Timathy
Sia Choice Pravela
Huteh Steady
Bugar
Sreer Pei
le Tadie
Sigrawa
Sian
Steadey
Omabii
Sleany
Jay Pichi
Cnet
Sure
Oaia
Binmeapdais
Inereae
Phebse Dnanclad
Riberieda Securiies
Peters
Solow
Central
National Banker
Strawn Ride
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Suton Banik
Samatean
Tyler
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