Trade and Market Activity Reported in Iron and Rail Sectors
New York March 11 Brad Street notes improved weather boosting trade outlook. Iron market activity rises with independent ore prices easing, railcar earnings improve, and agricultural implement demand shows special activity. Reports indicate rising spring demand, warmer conditions aiding manufacturing in steel and footwear, but textile mills remain inactive and cotton spinning curtailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brad Street
Arnett
Seermel
Rosa Railway
Lange Turing
Tnlorenlé Bet Geek
Siator
Dalvie
Ehont
Fronion
Galveston
Reliere Speculitors
Philadelphia
Boreas
Foanai Faciors
Talures Fm
United States
Mareh Creda
Alvo
Phavelie
Ylmanek
Rom Aaa
Mlb
Sosat
Iuiktont
Canada
Miny Yeira
Bell
Local church notices and services across the city
Churches across the area announce service times sermons and church activities. Including First United on Topeka Avenue with pastor Charles A Finch morning communion and evening service. Episcopal at Morrison and Sixth with Bishop John W Hamilton preaching. Cumberland Presbyterian Potwin with pastor preaching. First Methodist notes and other denominations listing sermons times and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christ
Topeka Avenue
Bifth
Seventh Streets
Charles A. Finch
Hide School
IL A. m
Episcopal Church
Eearrison
Sixth Avenue
D. D. Psetor
John W. Hmlston
Do Es Sav Froevereco
Stel
Evenue
United Preatyre Cheared
Knighte
Tacitics of Security
Kansa
A Ae
Cumberland
Terlun
Potwin
Kansas Avenue
Fehureh
James A. Stavely
Ti A
J. W. Harailton
Mt. B
Anti Mormon Party Forms in East Lake City Utah
Report of a Gentile group in East Lake City initiating steps to form a pan Mormon party. A committee will draft program and plan a mass meeting while condemning polygamy and church influence in politics. Next meeting set to advance organization and rally support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lake City
Utah
Congress Amiltn
Smith
Morten Church
Judge Street
Parley L. ‘Tams
On Short Line
J.B. Mort
Board of Education
Williams
Open Abouhl
Congress
Mormon Church
Willam Nelson
Fri
Best Time for Purifying Blood Mentioned
A fragmented passage asserts March, April, May as the best time for purification and notes that the body is purging impurities through eruptions on the face and body, attributing this to seasonal cleansing.
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as thorough dependable medicines. It emphasizes reliability and consistent results matching long standing recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Political currents heat up over state Republican chairman race
Fragmented notes describe a power struggle among Burton, Hoch, Stubbs, and Dalough, aiming to control the state committee before an upcoming election. The plan allegedly seeks to place Burton back in power if he avoids conviction, with influence attributed to figures like Stubbs and Hoch and coverage in the Timea journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee
J. N
Burton
St. Chreemating
Stubbs
Sete Sane
Hach
Burton Pace
Fac
Dolley
St. Beate
Timea
Barton
Btaru
Crealies Walt
Roonevlt
Kankases Age Republicen ‘United
Surjon
The Dewey Case at Court Convenes in March
Norton and Kun report in court this morning the state examined editor Lawless of St Francis who challenged Chauncey Dewey’s reputation for peace. Cross examination revealed party bias and published editorials supporting Berry and a history of land and crop disputes. Witnesses showed strong prejudice against Dewey and noted arms carried by settlers. Court adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Ocourt
Mental Qualities Inherited, Lectures on British Intelligence
Professor Kal Pearson argues in a Huxley memorial lecture at the Anthropological Institute in London that mental as well as physical traits are inherited from parents. He warns Britain faces a dearth of able professionals and workers unless intelligence is bred, criticizing foreign methods and urging action to alter the stock fertility as the empire faces a challenging era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kal Pearson
Huxley
The
Anthropological Institute
London
Bound Over to District Court in Egg Theft Case
Lincoln Payne had a hearing in the etg court this morning on the charge of stealing three cases of eggs from two Talon Pacific freight cars. The eggs were valued at 3 cents a dozen. Payne will be bowed over to the District court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Payne
Etg
Talon Pacific
Payne
Community club hosts lectures and events at First Presbyterian and Woodmen venues
The Twentieth Century Club meets at Miss Lina Frost's home with guests Miss Rena White and Rev J E Adams. Adams speaks Sunday at First Presbyterian morning on the War in the Far East. A stereopticon lecture by C E Whelan of Madison follows in the evening at Woodmen ball. Shawnee Camp No 300 and Sunflower Camp No 88 sponsor. A Woodcraft gathering and musical program are planned with public attendance invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lina
Grace Frost
John & Frost
St. Mary's School
Knoxville
Rena White
Jamnentown
North Dakota
J. E. Adams
Korea
First Presbyterian Church
Far East
Bfissiona
C. E. Whelan
Madison
Wis
Sixth and
Jackson Streets
California 325.00 Via Gants Fe Tickets on Sale
March ticket sales advertised with details on access and benefits. Contact TL HG for full information and free literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gants Fe
Tagrit Alae Eenandives
Cibersi
Married Woman Consent Seals Case Against Lea
The document recounts a dispute where Lea faced potential action after a claim of beating. Parents provided consent for Lea, but questions arise about the girl’s age and legal capacity. County Attorney Hungate advised no prosecution due to lack of applicable law and age considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayden March
Wichita
Lea
Tetay
Parenta
Hungate
Mes
Aes
Mente Ted
City railway officials inspect line for spring construction
B E Sunny LE Myers and E W Wilson owners visit Topeka lines with Supt Albert Patten. They tour Kaneas river bridge and North Topekanes, stating construction will resume soon to complete rebuilding the line. The visit is described as routine inspection with no special significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Sunny, le, Myers
E. W. Wilson
City Railway
Albert Patten
Kaneas River
L. E Myers
Mr. Stones New Portrait Sent to St Louis World Fair
George M. Stone completed a portrait of Katherine Hand, a six year old girl from New York City. The painting is described as natural and lifelike with a green background. Stone plans to borrow it for the Kansas building at the St Louis World’s Fair and has another Kansas landscape to display at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Stone
New York
St. Louis
George M. Stone
Kathering Hand
Ser
Mra
York City
Stone
Kansas
St Louis
Kansas Bayfield
Guy
Senate panel hearing Smoot protest delayed by quorum gap
Absence of a quorum halted proceedings of the senate committee on privileges and elections investigating the protest against Senator Reed Smoot's seat. B. Critchlow, former Utah US attorney, again testified and was defeated in cross examination by Waldemar Vancott. Sentiment against Smoot dominated the session as most members left during the forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On
Berator
Smoot
B. Critchjow
United States
Utah
Agai
Waldemar Vancott
Ott
Vancott
Streets committee backs paving plan and railroad project
The streets and walks committee voted Friday to recommend seven blocks of paving to the council. It also urged granting the Santa Fe railroad’s request to widen Walnut and part of Seward avenue, contingent on dedicating a 19 foot wide land strip to widen the alley. Santa Fe officials will consider the proposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Railroad
Walnut
Seward Avenue
Santa Fe
Steel Trust Earnings Decline in New York
The United States Steel Corporation releases its second annual report dated March 1 showing net earnings for the year after maintenance, interest on bonds, and fixed charges of subsidiary companies of $19,173,162, versus $153,008,763 in 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Trust
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Delaware house siege ends as deputy shoots at Bennet
March 12 a rifle exchange and barricaded Delaware Isiala building in Hegewinen. Ellis Bennett, owner of the Delawarere house, held 160 acres under dispute and fired on Deputy Sheriff Long. After a battering ram entry the deputy found Bennett seated with three guns and he offered no further resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Isiala
Hegewinen
Ellis Bennett
Delawarere House
Long
Bennett
Shere
Committee Named in McCall Resolution to Probe Post Office
Washington March 12 Speaker Cannon announced a special committee under the McCall resolution adopted yesterday to investigate the so called indictment against the post office department. McCall is chairman with Hitt Burton Metcalf McDearmott Warnett and Richardson as members. Birhell was named chairman of the committee of the whole and private pension bills were begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Cannon
McCall
Post Office Department
Rep. Mass
Hitt
Rep
Burton
Metcalf
Rep. Cal
McDearmott
Dem. N. J
Warnett
Dem. Ga
Richardson
Dem. Alm
Birhell
Kan
A Point for Bryan in Sealed Letter Will Case
Judge Gager of the superior court today sustained most of William J. Bryan's demurrer to the probate court's ruling in Philo S. Bennett's will case. The decision largely favors Bryan and suggests a trial on March 22 to resolve his appeal from the probate court's refusal to admit the sealed letter as part of Bennett's will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Gager
Superior Court
William J. Bryan
Probate Court
Philo. S. Bennett
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bryant
Bennett
Colombian decree cuts army in half and hints at peace
Washington reports a cable from Bogota stating the Colombian government reduced the standing army from 11,009 to 5,000 men and declared peace in the republic except in Panama. The note comes via United States Charge Synder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
United States
Synder
Bogots
Republic
Panama
Fire Destroys Mill and Smithy in Burlingame Kansas
Fire in Burlingame Kansas on March 12 destroyed the Marvin Sound planing mill and the blacksmith shop of W F Standiford. The livery stable adjoining and some property were damaged but residents were saved. Loss on building stock and machinery estimated at four thousand dollars with partial insurance. The blaze began around 2 20 PM with strong winds hindering efforts to save nearby homes and contents. Mr Lund occupied part of the building but saved most household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigrlingame
Kan
Marvin Sound
W. F. Standiford
Realm
Lund
Deaths and Funerals Notice Fragments
Fragmentary obituary notice from a Kansas newspaper lists several deaths and funeral plans. Cary of 280 Jefferson Street died at Prescot Acre with services in Topeka. Mrs. Cary sister of Mrs. George A. Herron. Mary J. Langston. a 17 month old child of Mr and Mrs Frank Thompson. funeral from Blanche place. Alice Potrell, colored, murdered in Kansas City, funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday at Shiloh Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dase Cary
Mer
Jefferson Street
Prescot Acre
Topeka
Stone
Cary
George A. Herron
Blanche Pa
Frank ‘Thomp
Elmont
Alice Potrell
Calored
Kansas City
Shiloh Baptist Church
Florida Tours With Daily Sleeper From Kansas City
Old established Florida travel program advertises a daily sleeper from Kansas City via Frisco System and Southern Railway to Tackeanyity Florida. Features new attractions this winter, inviting visitors to enjoy the Florida tours offered by the Trade Building, Kansas City, Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Kansas City
Tackeanyity
Fla
Tragedy Averted By New Discovery For Child Illness
A family reports their young child nearly succumbed to pneumonia and a severe cough. Doctors treated him with little relief until Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption was used, restoring health and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Watkins
King
Notable Deaths and Debuts Across Cities
Brief telegraphs report J F Wall of Everett Wash died in a Great Northern hotel room from saphyzia tion in what coroner deems accidental. Viola Tree debuts in Edinburgh in a Viola imitation of Twelfth Night. Steamer Celtic passengers arrive in New York with Navy officers returning from Europe and Rev Joseph C Hartzell in Africa. B D Field of New York connected family commits suicide in Pueblo. Oncar II beached near Christiania and floated free. Captain Melon from Espana arrives in Mobile noting Bonutin enjoys public support while Pollicarpo Bonitin is reportedly jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minch
J. F. Wall
Everett
Washimston
Great Northern
New York
Celtic
Liverpool
Navy
Joseph C. Hartzell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Africa
Low Rates to the Southwest via Frisco System
On March 5 the Frisco System will sell one way tickets to all points in Oklahoma and Indian Territory at the rate of 250. On the same dates will sell one way tickets at the round trip rate to all points in Texas east of including a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Ucketa
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dai Se
Lee Ie
Ita
Church, Noets
United Tegtheie Ee
Quincy
D. Crites
Reformed Presbyterian
Corner Clay and Tenth
West Elehth Avenue
Chur
Neo
Anti Mormon Party
Clark Newman
Newman
Burrow
California
Chicago
J. W. Jones & Sonansas Ave
Colombia
Burlingame
Mary J. Langston
Chivers
Topeka Steam Dye Works
Ind
Seventh and
Quincy Streets
Edinburg
Viola Tree
Beerboim Tree
Viola
Pueblo
Colo
B. D. Field
New York City
Cyrus W. Field
Field
Christiania
Copenhagen
Fikkitjord
Mobile
Als
Melon
Honduras
Bonutin
Pollicarpo Bontlin
Nia
Lightning Fire Extinguisher Co. Geo. A
Bobb
Hoyt
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!