Notable violinist faces reserved Topeka reception
The report contrasts Nordica and Kubelik in Topeka, noting the crowd’s restrained reaction to the violinist and predicting future opportunities for Topeka to hear the artist again. It highlights the subdued response of the audience and the busy schedule limiting attention.
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Accorasd
Nordica
Topeka
Othee
Othar
Kubelik
Tae Wendul
Meanems
Fopeka
Ae Rae Hee
Muse
Dyspepsia Remedies Promoted In Old Time Advert
Fragmentary ad style text promotes dyspepsia tablets as a cure with claims of fast relief after meals. Mentions stools of trial and digestive aids, with references to drug stores and Putnam area sources.
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Raust
Enon
Sigerer
Stuart
taPbete
St Swat
Bedwell
Putnam ’Teen
Animal Fiat
Minnesota barred from action against Northern Securities
Chicago dispatch reports the Minnesota Supreme Court has barred state action against the Northern Securities Company following a ruling. The Inter Ocean correspondent notes the unusual situation reveals lawyers with interests at stake and questions the court’s decision and its impact within the state.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Supreme Court
COUFE
Northern Securities Company
Inter Ocean
Iveal
Arbitration Probable in Russo Canadian Dispute
New York March 7 The Dominion cist and British foreign Office are said to be pursuing arbitration as the likely method to settle the dispute over territory ceded from Russia. No official information is available. A Canadian purchase scheme is expected to be vetoed by the Senate in Washington as part of this process. Negotiations have not reached final stage, but arbitration appears the only practicable method to adjust the troublesome dispute.
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New York
Ras
British Foreign Office
Russia
Senate
Washington
United States
Travaluon
Will Ride in Russia York March 7 American jockey Patsy McDer mot
Patsy McDer mot the American jockey who rode in England and France last year has been engaged to ride in Russia this season for Count Ribbis Pierre. He will depart for Russia in a few days. $25 to California via Santa Fe Daily during March with special rates and free chair cars between F Mennioner M.D office 72 Kun a ae 10 residence 1251 Topeka Ave Tel S5 Office hours 2 to p m City Ticket Office Union Pacific R. S86 Kansas Ave
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Russia
York
Patsy McDermot
England
France
Count Ribbis Pierre
California
Santa Fe
F, Mennioner
Kun A Ae
Topeka Ave
Tel
Curtis Club
Crawford
First Presbyterian Church
J. J. White
District Court
Wests G. White
Rand
J. Hankla
Victoria Hotel
Kansas City
Mamie Bennett Harrison
W. B. Swan
MiThe
Kansas Stedical College
Olive Barrett
Edwin Barrett
New Empire
Kansas Avenue
Empire
Nimself
Inself
Kubelik
Deaf and Dumb
Olathe
Hazen
Lowman Hill
Julia Warner
Buchanan Street
Topeks Whist Club
St. Marys
Copeland
James J. Hitt
Topeka
Otto Kuehne
Prince Henry
Chicago
Kuehne
Turner Garden
Democratic Flambeau Club
Steinberg’s Hall
RS. van Sant
John Stanton
Storms
F. Ry
Lynn Clayton
HP. Kelley
M. Gedeibulte
Fort Scott
HF. Patenske
Wabaunsee County
O. 5
Chester
Alma
Enonee
Stanley
Nordica
Joseph Swain
The
Universiy of
Indiana
State University
W. F. Sherriff
Ellsworth
State Board of Pharmacy
Sherriff
Order of
Hibernians
W. H.rossington
Convention Hall
Des Moines
Pittsburg
Sheriff O'Connor
Emporia
Westmoreland
Guy Hawkins
Bill White
Pierre Anderson
Robert Maxwell
Wallace Thompson
Washburn College
Winfield
Thompson
Daisy McFarland
State Board of Examination
Harry Richter
J. A. Cooper
Stafford
Richter
Cooper
General Cooper
Stafford County
N. Hunt
Ocean
Dick Warren
Supreme Court
Commissioner of Elections
Milan
Drake
R. 5
Gilmore
Treeo Oil and Mineral Company
Jewell City
Kansas
C. A
Topeka Busy With Courts Elections and Social News
The Topeka edition reports a divorce suit in district court, several local court actions, and public notices. It notes plans for St Patrick events, temple union dates, and a quarantine at The Orphans Home. Also covered are hotel visits, theatergoers, and school board examinations.
Lynch Again Nominated for President of Typographical Union
Indianapolis March 7 nominations completed for International Typographical Union offices. Incumbent James M. Lynch will face no opposition for president, and John W. Bramwood has no opposition for secretary treasurer. First vice president features Hawkes of Chicago versus Hays of Minneapolis. Second vice president chosen by the German branch. Hugh Miller elected for the ensuing term. Election set for the third.
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T. J. Canary
New York Matters' Union
James J. Mulcahy
St. Louis
John F. O'Sullivan
Boston
Newspaper Writers’ Union
The
International
Hugh Miller
Mines Are Flooded in East Coal Regions May Spark Famine
Floods and washouts in coal districts raise fears of a coal shortage in New York and other major centers. Hard coal supply in the city will last about ten days even if no coal trains arrive. Anthracite operators expect relief soon with a possible 60 cent price cut on April 1.
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New York
Real Estate Transfers Listing Various Property Deeds
Real estate transfers show De Robbins and husband to J J Benedict for part of 423 Taxter Street, Gime to Pal Patel for lot peakett Weesite, Ann and wife to Geo J Brown on Chandler Street, S Ewart and husband to B D ergsee BS Tax ceeds to ea D Washburn lots on Michigan Avenue, J W Morris Star deeds to A D Washburn totaling 258 Michigan Avenue.
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de Robbins
J. J. Benedict
Taxter
Pal Patel
Ann
Geo. J. Brown
Bae
Chandler Street
Ailes
S. Ewart
B.D. Ergsee
Ea. D. Washburn
Michigan Avenue
J. W. Morris
A.D. Washburn
J. W
Big Find of Sapphires in Bont March 7
A special report by Bert Hewtor describes a grommet discovery of an extensive sapphire deposit. Experts note a brilliant hue of the Yoso variety, though more smoky, with potential significance for the region.
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Eautts
Bert Hewtor
Eiword
New York Snow Removal Costs Rise to 700000
City records show the winter snow removal cost the arteriespaltts seven hundred thousand dollars. Hudson, X. Has 200000 Fire. Today armed the Naudlige and ntvoke of Dosen heli & ee dealers. W. Van Tree, A Grays Sen. furniture Bheldam & Co. dry goods and Faik, men’s fun. The ave mam returns a borrowed umbrella whee it’s worn out and Be wants another.
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Hudson
Dosen Heli & Ee
W. van ‘Tree
Bheldam & Co
Republicans Divide Over Cuban Tariff Concessions
Washington March 7 The third Republican conference on Cuban tariff concessions drew about 125 members as Carey Payne's 20 percent reciprocity plan clashed with Tawney's rival bounty proposal. Speaker Henderson and Cannon met with the president and the caucus debated legal objections and expediency amid sharp exchanges before adjourning at 11:15 pm to reconvene.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
Payne
Tawney
Minnesota
Henderson
Cannon
White House
M. Daizell
Was and Means
Roosevelt
Mahon
Cuba
Philadelphia
Dalzel
Taylor
McKinley
Dalzell
Congress
West
Pennsylvania
Fordivy
Mitel
Abon Pa
Long
Kan
Confermee
Embezzler Surrenders in Denver After Canada Flight
A man identified as John Rngsall of Low Spake reportedly fled from Canada and confessed embezzlement connected to a London telegraphic communication. Denver authorities, citing the claim, say an officer will transport him, while the suspect admits to attempted theft and shows marked remorse.
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Bimself
Denver
Col
John Rngsall
Low
Cate
Bounty Offer Dubious Amid Pacific Coast Golf Cancel
A San Francisco World dispatch reports a rumor of a $500000 bounty offered by General Zane of Cavite to any American army officer who marries his daughters. Local golf results show Angeles toppling Tavigon 7 0 in a Pacific coast championship final, with matches and players noted amid weather and social chatter.
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van Schaick
Philippines
San Francisco
Zane
Cavite
Lou Angeles
Cal
March Angeles
Pacific Coast
W. Fairanks
Denver
Angeles
Joh Tavigon
Los Angeles
Money to Bun Chicago March 7 report unclear
Chicago report details a financial item about funds and interest in a local municipal context. The readable text hints at SRO related pollution or a project, with mentions of the council and a balance allocated to sinking fund and interest. Key names and exact figures are obscured in the OCR.
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Chicago
Bryan Family Notice From New York Brief
In New York Neil Bryant Brad and Reed T2 years travel the world with brothers Dunit and Jerry creating Bryanix legends. Bryant retired from a government post two years ago, with ongoing entries about his tenure and future plans.
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New York
Seth Bay
Ty Hiracklyn
Reed
Dunit
Jerry
Yarious
Bryanix
Bryant
Reid
O'Brien
Stop Rate War as Railroads Plan Peace Pact
New York reported March 7 that Panama Railroad and Pacific Mail are negotiating a traffic pact to end rate wars. If final terms are agreed, the two lines may resume shared traffic arrangements and avoid costly competition. ilman rail consortium hopes to harden conditions to prevent future undercutting.
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Panama Railroad
Pacific Mail
New York
Pacific Mill Steamedup Company
Faberma Railroad Company
Alwain
New Railroad Charter Promises Regional Link
Guthrie Kanase and Gulf Company has been chartered to build a 255 mile rail line from Ocheal to Coronation Beenes. The action aims to connect key settlements with improved transit and commerce across the region.
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Guthrie
Ochealn, Kanese & Gult
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