Spring rush to Nome expected to eclipse all earlier efforts
Chicago reports a peak spring migration to Nome and Klondike districts as the rush to gold camps increases. Tacoma notes 20 steamships planned for Nome trade with aggregate freight capacity ample for crew and cargo. Officials claim Nome and tributaries will become permanent gold producers with better rail, electric lights, and telephony.
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Linn
Chicago
Tacoma
Alsoka
Klondike
Cape Nome
Nome
New York
HOUSE ON WHEELS ASTRIDE OF DREAMS IN BUSY JOURNEY
An Ames, Iowa party led by Cadell and Lowe unveils an extraordinary custom car. They plan a distant voyage from Parte to Pekin, aiming to test an independent, self-contained travel unit with a refined domestic crew and provisions. New York dispatch notes a battleship tow repair and a South Atlantic command update. Also U.S. homeseekers excursions announce March dates for rail trips to Arkulsus, New Mexico, California, and beyond.
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New York
Cadell and Lowe
Parte
Pekin
Iowa
Marvhie
United States
Port Rahis Blanca
Boers Ayres
Beata
Fear Cake Sumner
conmeander-In-chint
South Atlantic
Syandnan
Bie Catto
AAV Y Arrited Suedes
No Sabbath in 50 Years Looms in Opinion
Rev Dr George C Lorimer of Madison Avenue Baptist warns in New York that American religion faces a crisis. He says evangelical religion shows very low vitality and society grows focused on money and pleasure. He predicts in 100 years the Sabbath may disappear.
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Lorimer
New York
America
George C. Lorimer
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Ufe
Oakland Race Stakes distribution at Daland track
New California Jockey Club distributes purses for stakes at the Daland track. Green Morris stable led with 44,490 to its elt. Artvis colt likely to win the Bell stake on Saturday. Followed by 18 entries from Manus & Co, tailors at 716 Kansas Ave.
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New California Jockey Club
Dalland Track
Green Ko Morris
Artvis
Pleasant surprise party for Maud Frye at Kit Clay street
Mixes Maud Frye received a pleasant Friday evening surprise party at her Kit Clay street home. Guests included Myrtle Wilson, Gertrude Koontz, Pearl Hulgren, Edna Heine, Boyle Fisher, Elizabeth Dagen, Mamie Crouch, Hose Gilbert, Ade Sadie Frye, Fannie Twedell, Maud Frye, Bert Manley, Corry Gavint, Charles Heas, Joe Cagary, George Fitch, Philip Wilbane, Gilbert, Tekene.
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Mixes Maud Frye
Kit Clay Street
Gues
Myrtle Wilson
Gertrude Koontz
Pearl Hulgren
Edna Heine
Boyle Fisher
Elizabeth Dagen
Mamie Crouch
Mis Hose Gilbert
Ade Sadie Frye
Fannie Twedell
Maud Frye
Bert Manley
Corry Gavint
Charles Heas
Joe Cagary
George Fitch
Philip Wilbane
Gilbert
Tekene
Topeka Union Depot plans to be presented in club talk
HV Hinckley will outline plans and feasibility for a union passenger depot serving four railroads in Topeka. Local business leaders say the moment is ripe for action, with Santa Fe and Union Pacific funding depot work and a larger Rock Island facility needing space. A proposed Kansas avenue site would extend toward Quincy Street with elevating tracks or a viaduct as options. A new Kaw River bridge at Jefferson Street and a terminal company would be involved, with railroads to decide within months.
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HV. Hinckley
Topeka
Missouri Pacific
Hook Island Railroad
Kansas Avenue
T. J. Anderson
Commerciab
Hinckley
Union Depot
Rock Island Depot
Quincy Street
Hickley
Union Station
First Street
Kaw River
Jefferson Street
Terminal and Bridge Company
North Topeka social notes and local updates
North Topeka column records shop visits illness updates from mumps and tonsillitis cases. It notes Miss Alice Quinn, Miss Mary Daub, Ed Guild, B I Patten and others in town. Also mentions Mrs Courtney's millinery opening, travels to Kansas City, church activities, and a surprise birthday party for Father Ross. Includes marriage announcements and property moves among local residents.
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Kimball Printing Co
North Kanaas
Charles Hutchinson
Alice Quinn
Mary Daub
Silver Lake
Ed Guild
B. I. Patten
Polk Street
Colorado
J. A. Taylor
Charles Pearson
Herin
T. J. Pearson
Jackson Street
Ed Griest
Ellis
Griest
M.T. Campbell
Quincy Street
Cutbirth
Clark Neiswender
Griggs
van Buren Street
Willits & Conwell
Lillie Oldham
Manhattan
Kansas City
Courtney
South Side
Congregational Church
Milas Maud Kellar
Monroe Street
Wallace Taggart
Herome
Meriden
SS. Myers
J. A. Stavely
Kansas Avenue M. ES
Washington
Washington County
Ladies’ Guild
Church of the Good Shepherd
RE. D. Small
Frank Stewart
Central Avenue
California
Montana
Utah
Oregon
T. M. James, Jr
North
Kansas Avenue
Marie Myrtle Hallie Tuttle
Mra. c. Boutee
North Topeka
Cameron A. Miller
Concordia
E.¥. Tennant
Robert Lemon
Goodland
Kan
Armstrong
Topeka
Tennant
J. M. Shellabarger
Cbain
James
Rogers
Chicago
Frank Ely
Florence Ely
Ruby Davies
Ethel Sheldon
Maud Fortes
Nellie Crittenden
Lula Klussman
Kate Hall
Jewie Fach
Harold Forbes
James McAfer
Perry War
Willie Fluch
Clifford Nyetrom
Ea Ngstrom
Frank Ames
Walter Davies
List of names appears in historical clipping with unclear context
A long string of personal names is presented, including May Tull t Metta Curry Mary Cannon Edith Gabriel Stella Dallas Vera Bridie Owen Blanche Jones Edna Kineast Mabel Garland Marguerite Birley etc, with many apparent OCR errors and no clear narrative or event. The readable fragment suggests a directory or roster listing rather than a complete story.
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May Tull T
Metta Curry
Mary Cannon
Grant
Edith Gabriel
Stella “Dallas
Vera Bridie
Owen
Blanche Jones
Edna Kineast
Mabel Garland
Marguerite Birley
Ocil Dake
Elmer Furve
Duane Elmote
Len Elmore
Fern Goff
Bart Prante
Harry Tillinghast
David Gabriel
de Jos Taving
Jessie Franta
Whooshar
Roe Frants
Fred Newman
Charlie Lee
Harold Forbes
James Mu Oe
Medal Awarded For Bravery In Kokomo Fire
Kokomo city officials voted a gold medal for bravery to Frank Wyatt a panhandler and mechanic who aided at a house fire last week. The blaze injured several people including Mrs Achey Mrs Elizabeth Phillipe Mrs Mary Barrington and Mrs Mary Spurgeon. Wyatt suffered severe burns while pulling a woman from beneath a burning chimney.
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Kokomo
Ind
Frank Wyatt
Mary Barrington
Mary Spurgeon
Woyatt Wax
Himerife
Fajien
Potato dealers push up prices as market edges higher
March notices reveal dealers maneuver to advance potato sales and bonus payments. Southern demand drives northward price gains from cents to 1.25 a bushel as farmers await clearer market signals. Also mentions rail specials and travel ads for California and spring sales.
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