Huntington Plans Guatemalan Rail Expansion Linking Ports
The plan extends from San Jues on the Pacific to the city of Guatelamal, a 74 mile route with a key branch from Six Marta to Pat ulula through Tick coffee district. Cost about 3 million dollars, annual net profit around 16 percent. Likely to gain control of the Puerto Barrios to St Augustin road and a Champerito to San Felipe line, forming a connected system guiding Guatemala transport.
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San Jues
Guatelamal
Six Marta
Patulula
Cured Eyes by Prof Samuels Treatment Across Kansas City
A list of patients from Topeka to Leavenworth and beyond who claim recovery from eye conditions after Prof. Samuels treated them. Names include H J Bevelle, Pigg, M. & Sales, Fred Freeman, A Troup, Heck, F C Downey, Samuel Burns, J M Donohue, William Poster, and Mrs Wather, with cures for cataracts, catarrh, and related eye ailments after other doctors failed.
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Samuels
H. J. Bevelle
Topeka
Western Union Telegraph
Wis
Prof
Pigg
Fifth Avenue
M. & Sales
Chicago Lumber Company
Third
Jackson Streets
Fred Freeman
Mor Tants' National Bank
New York
A. ‘Troup
Troup
Kansas City
Samuel Burns
Lake Street
J. M. Donohue
East Eighth
St. Mary's School
Leavenworth
William Poster
Pauline
Mrx. Wather
J. 5. Warner
Utah adjourns without U S senator elected
Salt Lake City March 10 the joint assembly adjourned sine die at midnight without selecting a United States senator after ten ballots. McCune led with 20 votes followed by George Q Cannon 19 Fr Cannon 7 King 4 Moyie 4 Powers 4 Nebeker 1 Sutherland 2 and two absentees
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U. S
Salt Lake
Utah
United States
McCune
George Q. Cannon
Fr. Cannon
King
JH. Moyie
Powers
Nebeker
Sutherland
Teale Sought for Embezzlement Case in California
May have Teale, once a traveling man for Parkhurst Davis Mercantile, faces a warrant for embezzlement in Los Angeles. He allegedly endorsed and cashed drafts from goods without turning the money to the company. Sheriff Gillespie, Harper County, sent to California to serve the requisition. Teale is believed to be returning with the suspect.
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Teale
Parkhurst-Davis Mrcantile Company
Los Angeles
Mensines Spas
Gillesic
Harper County
California
County Superintendents Meet At Beloit In May
The Kansas County Superintendents association will convene in Beloit on May 16 and 17, following a board meeting that selected three books for statewide school libraries. The adopted texts include Works from Scribners, Appleton, and the American Book Company, with J. M. Greenwood noted as author of Principles of Education and Kansas City Kan superintendent and National Teachers Association president. The notice ends with an advertisement for the American Steam Laundry on West Seventh Street.
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Kanga
Beloit
Kansas
Appluten
American Book Company
Lucky
J. M. Greenwood
Greenwood
Kansas City
Kan
National Teachers* Association
Morrow's Kid Neolds Advertised For Kidney Trouble
A testimonial ad claims Morrow's Kid-neolds and Morrow's Liver-Lax cure weak kidneys and bedwetting in children. Mrs Hewitt from ison avenue and Tenth Street endorses the product, urging mothers to write for confirmation. Pills are yellow tablets sold in wooden boxes at 50 cents. liver laxative 25 cents. Available at local drug stores or by mail from John Morrow Chemists Springfield, Ill.
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Morrow
Sterling, Sil
Mra C. A. Hewitt
Ison Avenue
Tenth Bt
Gracie
Swift & Holliday
John Morrow
Springfield
Chia
Luck of Dan Ainsworth and the Harvey county claim
Ainsworth, famed for organizing Harvey county, travels with gold bricks from Arizona. He says a bank background and banking ties in Kansas endure. he plans to Chicago to elect new officers for his company, claiming no stock sales. He cites J. G. Boal and J. W. Hoye as partners in a ground-floor mining venture.
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Kansas City
Deak
Savoy
van Gunter
Newton
Kaw
Arizona
Harvey County
Dan Ainsworth
Bill
Dan
Tamworth
Dan Alxeworth
J. G. Boal
Topeka
J. W. Hoye
Wellington
Chicago
Kansas
J. D. Sanford
Ainsworth
Tle
Sanford
United States
Gov. Stanley
Insurance
Judge Garver's Ambition for Supreme Court Seat
Judge T. T. Garver of this city may seek a position on the state supreme bench if voters approve increasing judges from three to seven. Garver helped fire the scheme to expand the court and pushed for the constitutional amendment. The piece also notes a Hague peace conference set for May 18 to discuss general disarmament steps.
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T. T. Garver
Garver
The
Hague
Peace Conference
Congress of Representatives of Powers
Czar
Wanted Help and Work by a White Woman in Kansas
Classified notices list multiple help wanted ads for domestic work by white women, including a 48 year old seeking housework for pay, a white girl needed as cook and nanny, and a competent white woman for general housework. Also ads for salesmen, rentals, and real estate follow, with addresses in Topeka, Carbondale, and nearby areas. Listings mention wages, locations, and required tasks, reflecting early 20th century employment notices.
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Care Journal
Carbondale
Kan
Willime
Raneus
Lansing Twine Plant Under Construction Plans
Captain John Seaton and Warden Harry Landis of the Kansas penitentiary conferred on building a state bindings twine plant. Early work to begin after the directors meeting March 22. Proposals include boilers and a 300 HP engine. total machinery cost estimated at 25,000 dollars plus 15,000 dollars for motive power and shafting. Brokers in New York and San Francisco offered low-cost raw material. If no delay occurs, plant could run by June.
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Tyne
Seaton
Leavenworth
John Seaton
Harry Landis
Kansas Penitentiary
Landis
New York
San Francisco
Warden Landis
Thieves Loot Frew Home and Neighbors in Russell Springs
Last Friday evening burglars broke into W. H. Frew’s residence during a lecture by Rev. James and stole comforts blankets sugar bread and small articles. They then hit V. Jagear’s home for lard bread knives and forks and later the Frew barn for horse blankets and a lap robe belonging to G. E. Albin.
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James
Russell Springs
W. H. Frew
V. Jagear
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Jefferson St
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Valencia
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J. Groves
Bansus Ave
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JM. Baird
Geidor
G. Sausman
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Watcha
Monda
Topeka Forage and Warehouse Co
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Storeee Co
Kam
Rita Psoas
Ran Ave
D. Skinner
Peon
Mabel Be i Martin
Greenwood Ave
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