Strange Mental Powers Hypnotism Treatise At New York Institute
A committee investigated hypnotism claiming it can influence actions and cure diseases. They reported hypnotism allows control while the subject remains unconscious, praising it as a modern therapeutic agent and noting lectures and instructions from the New York Institute of Science in Rochester New York.
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Hey
New York
Upchester
N.Y
Wien
Behr al Hought
Jesol Neti
John BL Myers
Wei Victor Nidu
Sehatie
Pushio
Ond
Eliot
Harvard College
NEW York Institute OF Science
Robheater
Vision of the Hereafter and the Third Avenue debt report
A 19th century clipping blends a supernatural vision narrative involving Mrs Van Ness and Mrs Beatty with a New York urban debt update. The vision centers on imminent deaths and spiritual visitations, while Hugh J. Grant, temporary receiver for the Third Avenue Railway, submits a report showing total indebtedness near 25 million dollars, with mortgage bonds totaling 5 million and road completion costs estimated at 10 to 12 million.
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Ierald Frigade
Mattie Horny
Fi van Nean
Haute
Lincoln Park
Meshier
Ste
Feng
Mire van Ness
Yan
George
Pardivensales
Iter Betorn
Foenick Mi
Beatty
Washington, NL
Nerstepdim
John Walter
Shiny
Bowtsy
Wallington
Wren
Beatty Nesbeet
Rosaber
New York
Hugh J. Grant
Third Avenue Railway
Lacombe
Third Avenue Company
Grant
Taxation Evils State Auditor Cole Discusses Inconsistencies
State Auditor Cole addresses inconsistencies in taxation practices, outlining concerns over revenue gaps and unequal assessments. He calls for reforms to ensure fair collection, clearer rules, and stronger oversight of tax administration.
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Cole
Tax assessment injustices in Kansas raise public concern
The Kansas tax system draws scrutiny as assessors pay little heed to duties and unequal levies. State Auditor George B Cole advocates reform while county clerks report wide discrepancies, with property valued far below true worth in many counties and personal property taxed inconsistently across townships.
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Kansas
State Department of Labor
Topeka
Trias
Uae
Wallace County
Ube
George B.cole
Crile Saidi
Lovedship
Revised Tax Law Proposal on Property Assessment
The article discusses revising assessment and taxation laws to ensure property is assessed according to law or face fines. It notes difficulties for a state board to equalize taxable property returns across counties, citing a drop in the valuation rate from 16 percent to 2 percent as context.
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Geeesworth
Junk dealers oppose minor consent clause in city ordinance
Junk dealers oppose the new city ordinance restricting purchases from minors. They demand a clause allowing minors to sell junk with parental consent. City Attorney Bird argues the provision mirrors a Kansas City rule and would undermine enforcement, noting it would let boys forge consent and flood the market with stolen goods. The debate centers on curbing brass and wire theft by junk buyers and the ordinance, with dealers warned of penalties for purchases from minors or stolen property.
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Domors
Erie
Inna
Chen
Tomness
Metssop
Board of Assessors
Inra
Larsen
Drew
Tee Ek Hen
Min
Minota
Bird
Kansas City
Marenes
Training at Augusta for Brooklyn club amid sale talks
New York March 17 Manager Hanson of the Brooklyn Baseball Club leaves Baltimore to Augusta for spring practice. Several players may be kept, with Hughes, McJames, McGinnity, Kitsey and Weyhing assured starters. Yeager and Donovan for sale, Dunn holding out, and McGraw’s sale explained by Ebbetts as aiding his ladder of fame. Arson arrest closes with Pink Blackwell charging Ratle Teats.
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New York
Hanson
Brooklyn Baseball
Haltimore
Augusta
Hughes
McJames
McGinnity
Kitsey
Weyhing
Dunn
Kennedy
Kelley
St Luigiam
Ratle M. Teats
North Topeka
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Journal
Stompih, Secretors
Treaser
Reiley
Pueblo, Gol
Lencoln
Cratchfield
Dulles, Dem
Henry Schafer
Flemington, N. J
Paul Weller, Vouk
Ss. Y
George B. Cous
Dr. Caldwell
R. W. Squires
Kansas Avenue
Swift & Holliday Drug CO
A. O. Rosser
10Th
Topeka Avenue
A. S. Kane & CO
Family Drug
Pepsin Syrup Company
Tronticello
Illinois
Junk Dealers Object
Philadelphia
Astetter
Brooklyn
South
Philadelphia Bulletin
Willie
Chicago News
Lane
Dick Snilppe
Indianapolis Journal
Hicks
Ike
Wiggins
Boston Transcript
Cripple Creek
Columbian Building
L. H. Jansen
Igr
W. T. Lawless
Quincy Street
Tel
Southwestern Fuel CO
Ransss Ave
Ollege
Fopera
Quincy St
Harry B. Gavitt
W. W. Gavitt Printing & Publishing CO
W. W. Gavitt Medical Co
Fourth St
Adams Si Topeka
Kans
Tesh Ar Baddudi
Pement
Apectaity
Ganya
Fe Cakan
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