Germany to pay in Samoa dispute over two years
New York march 14 Germany's responsibility for the trouble in Samoa two years ago is to be settled by arbitration by King Oscar of Norway and Sweden. A Washington dispatch says Germany and Great Britain have completed a direct pledge regarding the property claims arising from the English and American actions. The state department has not yet issued a public statement on the royal arbitrator.
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Prison made brick eyed for Chicago city use
The Tribune reports prison made brick could be used for about half Chicago city work practices pending Public Works measures. Mayor Harrison heard the proposition from Public Works, noting prison brick capacity and cost savings. The plan envisions using Bricks from the Heiede melt for street work and reducing labor needs, with estimated savings around twenty thousand dollars.
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Burlington Route Great Trains Schedule Notice
Train advertisements list multiple routes and connections through Chicago Kansas City St Joseph Omaha Denver and Denver to St Paul with Nile shipments and special cars. Included are names R H Crozier Wakeley Howard Elliott and locations awaiting descriptive letters and information.
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Sorrows of Satan at the Crawford draws a dim crowd
A largely dull audience endured The Sorrows of Satan at Crawford with a misfired performance. Critics note exaggerated acting by the lead and a baffling plot while the aside stagecraft produced smoke and dust as the curtain fell on a forgettable night.
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Walter Seymour
Mid-Orsan
Machinists to Hold Meetings in Eastern Cities
About 160 000 machinists and the officers of the New York district of the International Association of Machinists begin a series of meetings this week in eastern cities to prepare for a nationwide mobilization. John Cannell, president, will address Hartford gathering.
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Roens Are Building Planing Mill Additions
Planing Mill Company Bolargee Ite Plax sive tse fem space. Added machinery includes new balers. The business has grown with extensions reported. A murder case link near Currieman involves a woman seen boarding a train in a distressed state.
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Topeka social clubs host dances and visits across town
A crowded Topeka social scene unfolds with clubs hosting bachelor party dancing at Huds, receptions for Mrs Brown and the Atlantean Club, and planned entertainments by Mrs Lawrence and the You and club. Members include Misses Horton, Ploy, Mitchell, Warner, Whitney, and many others visiting from Kansas City, Leavenworth, and Exeter.
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Anfee Whitney
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Betts Captures It In Landmark Construction Bid
A Topeka builder Joab Mullvane plans a handsome structure for Parit- Burst-Davis Mercantile, with Hin Helo Tse Seb.tRs and Batre as noted contractors. The piece references the city council, legislature, and local business figures amid a murky OCR fragment.
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Snapshot News From The City Council Night
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Kans City Journal Teats Across the Kaw and Local Notices
Fragmented OCR from a Kansas City Journal page lists coal prices at 38 dollars per ton and a long stream of personal notices. It mentions residents traveling to Zanesville Ohio, attendance at church events, illness notes, and social gatherings including the Argonaut club meeting and various sermons. The scattered items reflect a local paper’s society and business notes.
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Theories About Food and Digestive Health Ads
A period piece discusses health foods and diet theory favoring meat while praising digestion aids. It extols meat as highly nutritious and quicker to digest, then touts Stuart's Dyanceain and Dyepepale Tablets as remedies for indigestion and weak digestion after meals.
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Salyers Entertain Friends at Cards for Miss Berger
Mr and Mrs F R Salyer of B2t Western Avenue hosted a Saturday card party in honor of guest Miss Mary Berger of Soraptor. Carnations adorned the rooms and a souvenir flower was given to each guest. The ladies prize a china cake plate was won by Mine.
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Debate over Canal Treaty Draws Parliament Sentiments in London
English MPs voiced opinions on the canal treaty after the Hay-Pauncefote rejection reached the House of Commons. John Burns argued that differences between nations, from fortifications to other issues, are not worth risking vital international commerce and investment.
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