STILLWELL'S ROAD CHARTER FACES REGIONAL BUILD PROJECT
Territorial secretary grants charter to Segnetia City incorporators include Stilwell W A Rule and Edward J Massie of Kansas City Mo. They propose a 900 mile highway from Augusta through Wool county to the Red River with branches across western counties, aiming to open up vast stretches of territory. The plan links to long proposed infrastructure and regional development from Missouri River to coastal areas.
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Post-Dispatch
Baya
Territorial
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Mixion
Judge Waterman Considers Bond Application in Washington Case
Judge Waterman took the matter under advisement regarding capitalization and bond value deposited by them at Washington. Estimates circulating increases at least 2200 dollars, excluding drawings by the bank, with additions to be deducted. Fire at Troy, Ohio. damage estimate ranges up to 75,000 dollars. Oranges safe in Jacksonville after March 12 wave. Counterfeiters arrested in New York as four English thieves linked to a counterfeit mill. Topeka training ship to be added, overhauled at Borén cave yard at estimated cost.
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Washington
Jacksonville
Fla
New York
Hiren
States Secret Service
East Twenty-fourth Street
Topeka
Boren Cave
Democratic Ticket Nominated at Flambeau Club
In a Democratic convention at the Flambeau club rooms last night the delegates named a city ticket with no contest. For council members they selected J. W. Biosom, A. Henson, T. J. Crouch, Overmyer, N. D. Henderson, N. B. Arnold. For school board: first ward Dr. Plummen, second ward W. W. 2 Wittering, third ward Furman Vienna. An upcoming orchestra event listed with Edouard Strauss conductor slated for New York March 17 and a planned U.S. appearance around October 15.
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Fist
J. W. Biosom
Leon Ward
Henson
T. J. Crouch
Overmyer
Eith Wend
D. Hendersett Sbeth
N. B. Arnold
Sehoal
Dr. Plummen
Wittering
Furman
Vienna
New York
Edouard Strauss
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Mrs Baddee
Mrs 5 E Baddee died Friday at Tyler Sul Mabel. The funeral from the residence Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock. The funeral of Mr led Friday will be at tea Sun. Site ees 30h Waite street 5 at om.
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Baddee
Ter Tyler
Mabel
Bel
O'Elpeks
Mur
Waite Street
Editorial Row Over Topeka Daily Capital Future
The dispute centers on continuing the Christian daily with Gen. J Hudson securing a $5,000 yearly contract for editorial control. He supports keeping the Capital publishing line while asserting the paper should not be run strictly as a Christian daily, and comments from a State Journal reporter surface.
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Sheldon
Topeka
Capital
Wong
Tlan
Hudson
J. ¥. Hudson
Papenoe
EL. Sertrand
Gen
Hud
Tam
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Kansas school board approves reading circle book lists
The Kansas board at last night's meeting recommended books for the Pupils Reading Circle, including Curtis American and Foreign Powers from Scribners and a set of ten books from Houghton Mifflin & Co. Members then left for home.
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Kansas
Fi Aess Board
State
State Board of Education Adjourns After Grants
The state board of education completed work for the term by granting certificates and approving examinations for summer institutes and instructors certificates. Several applicants failed to meet the required scores and will be disappointed. Zero records for cold were set at Columbus weather office as March ends. Washington report notes Representative Richardson of Tennessee spoke on steel trust opposition.
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Mareh
Wassingun
Paintant
Raes Puoeky
Logramrom Sonera
State Board of Education
Columbus
Ohio
Against Steel Trust
Washington
Representative Hichardson
Tennessee
From Deep Sorrow to Great Joy
A mother details her baby's grave illness and recovery after using Hood's Sarsaparilla with Hood's Medicated Soap and Olive Ointment. She describes severe sores, feverish debility, and recovery culminating in a healthy eight month old. The testimonial promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as an effective blood purifier and cure for blood diseases and spring humors.
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Myrtle St
Rochester
Next for Burton Politically as Plans Move to Nationa
J B Burton and his political managers deny charges yet push plans for him to become national Republican committeeman from Kansas. The effort stems from ambitions toward the United States Senate, with allies working quietly across districts to position Burton for broader power and influence.
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Tke
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Baker
Bite
Uste
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Burtor
Reeders Nomination Attack in Sixth District Set Against W H Haskell
In the Sixth district convention at Hays City Monday a new man may be chosen to oppose Congressman Reeder, with W H Haskell of Gaylord favored to lead the unified anti Reeder faction. if not united, Reeders renomination seems secure. The oil inspector report shows $692.75 turned to treasurer from March receipts, with total collections $1,488.20 and deputies paid $896.57. remaining funds go to state revenue. The Fifth District Committee lists Republicans from multiple counties, with W H Smith and A B Emble listed among others.
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Hays City
W. H Haskell
Gaylord
Faskell
Reeders
State Department of Inspection
Railroad and senate news on rail safety and service shifts
Denver reports suggest Union Pacific may cut 30 000 workers if dismissals continue. A nationwide safety bill seeks accident reporting and automatic couplers and continuous brakes for interstate carriers. Pullman service faces discontent as railroads plan to end it. Central and Seere Reid directors elect new president and VP.
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Union Pacific
Shopa
Washington
Mr. Cullom
Illinois
Senate
Cullom
National convention notes on Bryan absence
In Kansas City on March 17, officials John A. Anderson D E Maxwell and D C Portions note W J Bryan will not attend the July national convention. Hotels expect Nebraska delegates would join Nebraskans if Bryan were present.
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D. E. Maxwell
D. C.portous
Kansas City
W. J. Bryan
Freezing Weather Reaches South including Macon Georgia
Chicago reports a record cold morning with the thermometer at one below zero at 2 am. The north west origin of the cold wave centers on Chicago Milwaukee and Green Bay saw the lowest readings while the Dakotas rise. Frost filled police stations with vagrants and many poor suffered. Weather bureau predicts no warm wave soon with gradual moderation. North Texas Oklahoma and Indian Territory report heavy snows as far south as Macon Georgia.
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Milwaukee
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Wentehr Bureau
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Macon
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
First Greek Warship to Cross Atlantic En Route to New York
Chicago reports Greece plans the first Grecian warship crossing the Atlantic in history. A second class cruiser will depart Athens for New York in a few days with a crew of naval representatives. The ship will tour U S yards and ports for four months, anchoring in New York harbor early April.
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New York
Chicago
Chronicle
Nicholas Salas
Greece
Athens
United States
Radway and Co Cold Cure Ad Promises Relief
An old advertisement touts Radway and Co remedies for colds, swelling, toothache, sprains, bruises, and pains. It markets a universal cure with claims of quick relief and family use.
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Hellet
Cohan
Tagoay
Droskita Radway & CO
New
Dr Struble to Speak at Sunday Men’s Meeting in Topeka
Dr Wallace Struble long time anti cigarette crusade advocate in Topeka will address the men’s meeting at Congregational church Sunday at 3 45 PM. He formerly worked in general newspaper fields and is set to address local civic concerns. Dodge endorsed by Topeka Lodge 0 24 I A activists for the Thirty eighth district representative seat. Mudge of Santa Fe returns from Chicago after talks with railway telegraphers union with no results. a second conference planned for Monday.
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Topeka
Congregational Church
Dr. Struble
Dodge
Topeka Lodge
International Association of Activists
Alvin J. Dodge
Mudge
The
Santa Fe
Chicago
Order of Railway
Sullivan Defeats Broad in Fifteen Round Boxing Rematch
New York reports Dave Sullivan of Boston defeated Kid Broad of Cleveland in a 25 round featherweight bout at LM pounds at the Broadway Athletic Club. Broad led 100 to 70 in betting earlier. Sullivan rallied to finish strongly, leaving Broad practically helpless when the bell rang.
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Cleveland
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Proud
Fis
Laurela
Sullivan
New Orleans Derby Field Comprised Of Star Horses
The Crescent City Jockey Club closes its winter meeting with the fourth Crescent City Derby. The field, the strongest yet, includes Ruehe Banneret Sidney Lucan Sir Fitz Hugh Prince of Verona Lamplighted and others. Sidney Lucan and F P W Brode appear favored in early betting with Princes and Lamplighted yet to show form. The day’s track is slow as entrants await post and the crowd anticipates a premier open race.
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Crescent City Jockey Club
Ruehe
Prince Fitshugh
Larmplighted
Piacoaaueror
IN THE STEPS OF ST PATRICK A HISTORICAL PORTRAIT
Fragmentary essay surveys the historic figure of St Patrick, noting his time frame about 300 years after Christ, his origins in Ireland and France, and the mythic aura surrounding his life, with reflections on early Christian influence and legends.
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Christ
France
PauLnbe
Bt Patrick
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