ARDSDALE PROMISES A HISTORIC CONCERT BY MARSHALLS BAND
ARSDALE'S concert promises a landmark event in the band's 21 year history. Marshall's Band plans a free concert program, featuring Olive Whiteley a noted violinist praised by the Janus City Journal, with Balcom of the Boston scene and the tempo set for a largement ambitious recital. Also notes recent cattle shipper organization in Salt Lake Cush and Linwood smallpox outbreak containment.
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Marshall
Neti
Ttm
Anne Everit
Mia Olws
Whiteley
Mysi Luthor
Miss White Fey
FL Whiteley
Janus City Journal
Kursis Cleyand
Olive Whiteley
Lyven
Franco Boucher
Topeka
Thane
Concertteo
Prominent NY ad man buys home remedy pills
A diner in Pittsburgh reads an ad for Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets and interviews patrons who say they rely on the remedy for indigestion and irregular meals. Several describe stomach trouble relief, while others caution about side effects and reliability.
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New York
Pitidburg
Hver Bis
Stuart
Tian
Che Paynty
Shani
Moase
Girl Accidentally Shot Near Town Farm Farm
A girl about 12 years old was accidentally shot by Ports Oule, a young man from the county, at Ami Cole farm six miles from town. The shotgun blast entered her body as responders hoped for her survival. the scene was reported near Selina, Kansas. A man aged 77 died Tuesday in Selina following a long illness, with Lowen noted as a long-time resident.
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City Center
Knc
Annal
Carin
Ports
Verryman
Selina
Kan
Topeka News and Events Spark Local Activity
Readable snippets report an Odd Fellows hall entertainment by Retail Clerks association, Democratic and Edison franchise talk, Jefferson club plans, and local civic notes. Southwest items mention Topeka weather, rail issues, and legal actions as city life buzzes with meetings, hires, and court cases.
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Hove
Tumurew
Cee
Waghearn
Palmer
Jee
Sthermada
Mary C. Warenet
Toy
Finke Heenie
Odd Fellows' Hall
Retail Clerks’ Association of Toy Isravi Shafter
Cintnizes Island
Grubie
C. A. McGailra
W. HL Righter
W. F. Avhalle
Woroner
Free Employment Agency
Topeka
OU and Gas Company of
Chanute
Washburn Review
Samuel T. Howe
Wichita
Charles 5
Jefferson Club
Odd Fellows
Gren
Santa Fe
Second Ward
J. H. Goodwin
Chicago
Via
Fort Wieth
Texas
Droit
Grace Henry
Ben
Les
Hayden
Licas
Philips
Newman
Wichite
Oon
Seth Welle
Witttox
Doeth Good Through Postum Tea Change
A man describes relief from years of insomnia, stomach trouble, and fatigue after quitting coffee and switching to Postum. He notes improved energy, clearer evenings, and says he no longer experiences the coffee related mood swings.
Grocers’ Association to Hold Central Meeting Tonight
The Central National tank building hosts a meeting of the Topath Retail Grocers Association tonight amid a cabinet shakeup. The group, previously tied to a price trust, claims gains in a reorganization. Officers are uneasy over agitation on local price issues and the association’s role in setting a trust schedule.
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Bulldine
Harry Heresa
Essociation
Grocerw’ Association
Carnegie Advice at Cooper Memorial on Wealth Disparities
New York March 3 Andrew Carnegie urged mis sionaries at a Peter Cooper memorial meeting to treat surplus wealth as a sacred trust to benefit the community. He warned that great progress comes from individuals, not just mass wealth, and called for charities and the law of Christ to guide wealth distribution.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Peter Cooper
Cooper Union
Brest
Tan
Unielon
Sugar Creek refinery project begins in Sugarcreek valley
Standard Oil to start building its Kansas City refinery in Sugarcreek valley near Pullmount Park Monday morning. W. C. Cowan and Parker of Santa Fe Railway lead site visit. Santa Fe to add two switch tracks. workers to be ferried daily from Kansas City at 7 am and return at 5 pm. Materials to come from Whiting Indiana next Sunday.
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Kansas City
Mass
Standard Oil Company
Sugarcreek Valley
Pullmount Park
W. C. Cowan
Parker
Santa Fe Railhoad
Alte
Trafic
The
Santa Fe
Whiting
Ind
Sugar Creek
Twenty Second Street
Grand Avenue
Fifteenth
Sheield
Dye released after murder charge in Nelson case
Mrs Sherman Dye freed from custody in Des Moines as court follows Governor Cummins order. The box of poisoned candy case against her shifts to murder charge in South Dakota where Miss Rena Nelson died. Dye plans to travel to South Dakota for potential trial.
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Des Moines
Sherman
Dye
Rena Nelson
Ferre
Cummins
Jane
South Dakota
Mise Nelson
New Jersey Machine Flaw Triggers New Vote
In Washington New Jersey a faulty voting machine at the municipal election caused a redo. Upon inspection the machine showed erroneous results from the defective ballot. Independent party supporters celebrated as one opponent mis-shifted tickets, causing the mechanism to jam and prompting a replacement election.
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New York
Washington, N. J
Tne
Hoket
Glick
Graf
UN Independent Party
Merris
Monument to Juan del Padills Planned in Kansas County
Old settlers in central Kansas plan to erect a monument to the memory of Juan del Padills a sixteenth century Catholic missionary killed by Indians near Herington in the southeastern part of the county.
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M Alisaiocary
Kansas
Juan Dr Padills
Herington
Real Estate Transfers Documented in Local Ledger
Real estate transfers include J G McRae and wife to RE McColum for 2000 with Parcel 382 Herrmonst P M Brooks and wife to F Mark in and Legs for 600. Rostebusa and bimond Pa transfer to T Torrens for 46 with Lot 8 and 3. Nichole t vir to M EB Thompson for ité and point fot and 7 Chandler at Mt free and ae C A Whittle ie Tots 480-42 and 4 Freeman are Norton's 24 add.
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J. G. McRae
RE. McColum
Cedar Posts Depot Sells Red Cedar and Oak Supply
Cedar Posts J Thomas Jumper Co on West Sixth Street and Kansas Avenue along the UP railroad reports receipt of a carload of Red Cedar posts. The wood is described as durable like four to five fine oaks. An oak supply is also available.
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J. Thomas Jumper Co
West Sixth Street
Kansas Avenue
U.P. Oroaiway
Dalley Narrates Atchison Visit and Hotel Oddities
Peter Dalley recounts trips to Atchison with Weber and Field, noting hotel charges and room anecdotes. He criticizes local critics, praises the Eglinger brothers, and laments misidentification of Miss Russell in public spaces.
Multiple doctors and remedies fail for chronic hand pain
A man describes five years of severe hand sores with peeling skin and bleeding. After trying eight doctors and many remedies for three years with no relief, he endured constant pain at work and wore gloves constantly until relief reportedly came after treatment by Cuthars, Thomas A. Clancy, and others in Trenton New Jersey.
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Cuthars
Thomas A. Clancy
Lob. Montgomery
Trenton
J. Sass
Ambiguous Scene at Theater Mentioned in Local Talk
Fragmentary dialogue recalls a troubling encounter in town including mentions of a theater, discomfort, and an unresolved offer to try again. Participants named include Mr. Tees Mr. Dailey Field and references to an Eiggling era and a $1 designation. The passage reads as a disjointed reminiscence with unclear sequence and context.
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Mr. Tees
Mr. Dailey
Field
Morse Construction Wins Carpentry Contract for Carnegie Library
The Morse Construction Company of Topeka secured the contract for building the Carnegie Library in Emporia with a bid around 16 5,000. Bids from Latimar and Benning of Kansas City and J. M. Anderson of Emporia covered general construction and electrical wiring, heating, and plumbing. The winning offer, slightly above or below other bids, reflects Bedford stone trimming as the likely material, the same stone used for Emporia's government building.
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Morse Construction Company
Topaka
Carnegie
Emporia
Topeka
Latimar & Benning
Kansas City
J. M. Anderson
BP. Hi. Bowers
A. E. Altman
Struction Company
HAM
Bedford
Ind
Phoenix
Gilman
H. Bowers
Tle
Morse Company
Lord Augustus Jettus Dies in London Telegram
London brief items report the death of Lord Augustus Jettus once British ambassador to Berlin and St Petersburg, noting his birth on March 9 and his prominent diplomatic career. The telegram also mentions Postmaster General Payne detained by gout, Secretary Wilson ill at home, and scattered reports from Spain, France, and the United States including a deadly incident in the gendarmerie tale and a department store fire in Scranton with stock losses. Delegates from labor unions in Kansas City nominate a city ticket led by Joseph Smith, cigarmaker, for upcoming elections.
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London
Lord Augustus Jettus
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Payne
Ceromy
Wilson
Kansas City
Joseph #. Smith
Santa Fe Offers Unusually Low Southwest Fares
Low rates to Oklahoma Texas and Pecos Valley planned by the Santa Fe March 15 with further cuts to Houston Galveston and other Texas points. One way $4 09, round trip $15 00 to El Paso. Campaign to send pamphlets promoting the excursion to potential travelers.
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Santa Fe
Southwest
Oklahoma
Texas
Pecos Valley
Houston
Galveston
California $25 Santa Fe Tickets On Easement
California $25.00 Vie Santa F tickets offered in March and April. Passes apply to intermediate policies, good for tourist sleepers and train chair cars. Liberal stop over privileges allowed. For full information and free literature write King, L. King.
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Iiteras T L King
Von Waldersee Plan to Attach Chi Li Province to German Interests
Paris March 9 Colonel Marchand says the late Field Marshal von Waldersee aimed to annex Chi Li province as part of Shan Tung hinterland under German control while commanding allied forces at Pekin. Russia allegedly restrained Germany through repeated representations and diplomacy.
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Li Provinee
China
Paris
Marchand
Fanhoda
Mafin
von Waldersee
Pekin
Chi Li
Shan Tung
Russia
Germany
Rurshat
von Walderssa
Bim Stennertle
Marchand Deka
Marshal von Waldersee
Early Potato Planting Advise From Emporia Grower
In Emporia Kansas March 8ers plant potatoes, with Williamson owning the county patent for potato raising. He reports early plantings, sometimes as early as mid February, eight inches underground and cultivation done away from the plants. Williamson yielded 250 bushels per acre last year.
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Aoe Ace Emporia
Kan
Williamson
Mtr
McCoy to Fight Placke in Philadelphia Bout
New York reports Kid McCoy has agreed to a match with Henry John Joseph Placke the Dutch heavyweight who has just arrived. The bout is set for Philadelphia on the night of April 1 with 1x rounds. Placke weighs 250 pounds and stands feet 5% inches tall.
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Eee
Arsdale
Sal Lake
Cush
Writern Sterch- Kruwers” Corporation
le Iicorpor
Vinginta
Amore
Shipole Diinis
Taniat City
South Omaha
Denver
Fort Worth
St. Louis
Uhicwen
St Prt
Salt Lake
Linwood
Leavenworth
Kat
Sherean Township
Hare
Holmon
Ely
Llamirus
Cole
Romania
Rome
Étie
K. C. Oil Refinery
Trini
Pete Dailey
Zane Wheat
Hel Weber & Fielay
Atchison
Carey
Howe
Dallar Bay
Lillian Biscell
Pete Wan
Ee Serene Rivet
Howe Gard
Bolm
Ming Teussell
Peter Dalley
Atchi- Son Globe
Weber & Rae
Billy Sill
Peter
Mr. Dalley
Ewelinger’s
Slepot
Ressinger
Iva
Hegtinger
Hessinger
Miss Fussell
Weber
John
Russell
Ross
Mann
Eeglinger
Eygsinger
Miss Russell
Eyefinger
Mam
Miss Russel
Bath
Hven
Egefinger's
Cuthura
Wit Auerbach
Guettel
Hansas Avenus
Len
Topeka Firm
Walloid
Spain
Gendearmes
Hoters
Scranton
Gokdgmit's Bazaar
California
Mruayon
Ayer
Paine
Pierce
Wera
Gunther $ Pharmacy
Jackson St
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