The Mexican-Colorado Club Evening with Eu pe F Ware
A public reading at Ftarpden Hall featured Eu pe F Ware, lawyer, as the evening’s focus. George J Peck introduced Ware whose verses mixed humor and serious satire, praising his brisk, pungent style and love of Mexico as he spoke to an audience of readers and poets.
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Eugene Ware
Katinas
Custock
Ftarpden Hall
Faes
Sheabaunt
Kagsan
Dewey
Eupe F. Ware
Thu
George ¥ J. Peck
Franses
Mexico
Peck
America
Bbs
Jeht Brown
Peete
Clahey
Asia
Japan
Kansan court to quit. department to be closed soon
A garbled OCR note indicates the northern department of the Kansas court of appeals plans to cease operations soon. The text mentions an intended reduction lasting into next winter and a last legislature action extending the court’s life briefly after the upcoming meeting.
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Kansas Court of Appétité
Supreme Court
hopLinne Ube
Postal Food Gaffes Atir 4 Week Trial
A fragmentary letter from Curd Ginterbury St Boston reports a four week trial of an unfamiliar drink replacing ordinary coffee. The writer praises improved digestion and sleep, attributes illness relief to the beverage, and notes a personal social impact, claiming companions felt healthier and stoves and news improved with the change.
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Boson
Predley
Wien
Curd
Ginterbury St
Baston
Beveridge to Speak on Porto Rico Bill and Navy Loans
Senator Beveridge opened senate remarks on the Porto Rico bill and an amendment to authorize the secretary of the Navy to loan naval pennants to cert schools. He will address the senate again next Thursday on the amendment and the pending measures. A fire late at night destroyed the W Orr Linseed Oil mill and the Tiqua flouring mill, causing estimated losses of 176000 and 50000 respectively, with insurance coverage noted.
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Washington
Beveridge
Senate
Erie
Secretary of the Navy
Ven Ste
Orr
American Linseed Oil Company
Tiqua
Sidney
Trey
Dayton
Ling and Covington
Topeka Opera Fundraiser Details and Canadian Prison News
In Topeka a local musical talent drive supports an upcoming night opera by San Francisco musician Owen Foster. Foster will bring costumes and scenery for a Kansas National Guard artillery benefit to fund a practice march this summer. Also from Fairhaven Washington the FYimlak reports captain and three crew jailed six months for selling whisky to Indians. Additionally Chicago Packing firm Schwartznebild Salsberser buys Chicago Packing & Provision Company plant, planning upgrades and new employment for about 3000 people.
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Topeka
Owen Foster
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Fairhaven
Wash
Fyimlak
Bear River
B. C
Dubrilel
Vancouver
B C
Chicago
Schwartznebild & Salsberser Company
New York
Chicago Packing & Provision Company
Wup
Chicago Packers Watch German Trade Bill Debate
March 20 Chicago. Packers express views on a Reichstag bill affecting exports to Germany notably lard bacon and canned meats sausages. Packers warn reduced meat from 40 to 61 percent and higher German meat prices could invite retaliation. Some doubt the bill becoming law while noting potential hardship for consumers in Germany and the United States.
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Chicago
Reichstag
Germany
Sid
Frederick Driscoll Named General Commissioner for ANPA
Frederick Driscoll of St Pat Minn longtime Pioneer Press manager has been secured by the American Newspaper Publishers Association as general commissioner to guide relations with typographical unions and other matters. A national labor committee was appointed at the NY meeting to oversee wages, labor conditions, arbitration, and dispute resolution for member newspapers. Driscoll departs for Chicago to establish headquarters and organize the work. he helped found the ANPA and served as an AP director for nine years.
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St. Pat
Minn
Frederick Driscoll
Pioneer Press
United States
Aswoocton
American Newspaper Publisher Association
New York
National Labor Committee
Alfred Cowles
Chicago Tribune
M. J. Qwenetein
St Louis Star
Herman Fidder
New York Staats Zeltang
Ibis
Driscoll
Chicago
Pub Ushers Association
Associated Press
Republican state convention in Little Rock nominates four delegates
Little Rock March 20 The Republican state convention met with about forty delegates. It will nominate four delegates to the Philadelphia gathering and adjourn until July 4 when nominations for state officers will be made. Delegates to the national convention will likely include Judge John McClure CN Fix and S. A. Dake Fred Hovis Bowell Clayton will not be a delegate.
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Little Rock
Ark
Philadelphia
John McClure
CN. Fix
A. Dake
Fred Hovis
Bowell Clayton
McKinley Accepts Trustee Role at American University
President McKinley replied to Bishop Hurst that he would accept a trusteeship at the Protestant university being built in Washington. He offered a $1,000 gift and said he would do all he can to help during retirement, while declining to specify future plans after government service. Bishop Hurst praised McKinley's sympathy and aid for the enterprise.
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American University
Matyille
N. J
McKinley
Hurst
Botax
Protestant University
Washington, D. C
International Law
Mountain moves in San Jacinto region after earthquake
A San Jacinto earthquake shifted part of the mountain into a subterranean cavern. Sixty acres at roughly four thousand feet elevation dropped about 159 feet, creating a faulted new valley with deep fissures. A youth descended forty feet into the crevasse to glimpse the bottom, while locals report continuing tremors and widespread alarm.
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Chicago
San Jacinto
Cal
San Jacinto Mountain
San Jacinto Parte
Argentine Warship Sarmiento Attracts Spanish Attention
The Argentine warship Presidente Sarmiento tours Spanish ports amid cheers and mutual courtesy. In Barcelona a banquet and bullfight honor the visit. Madrid plans receptions in the ship’s honor with Queen Regent and Premier Silvela presiding. Officials in war, interior, marine welcome the crew as ties with Spanish South America are bolstered.
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Madrid
Presidente Sarmiento
Spanial Yorta
Barcelona
Sarmiento
Silvela
Senor Silvela
Interior
Spain
South America
Davis Sticks to It Has Not Given Up on French Treaty
Washington reports Senator Custingn K. Dievis, chairing the Senate foreign relations committee, vows to press ratification of the French reciprocity treaty this session. He will publish a careful statement praising mutual benefits, noting only eight concessions with twenty percent reductions. The treaty expires in four months unless extended by both governments. In Bann’s district Republicans eye a fall victory with W. B. Denaway and F. L. W. Parcott contesting for the delegation in Clay Center, while Dickinson County may nominate a candidate.
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Washington
Custingn K. Dievis
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Davis
America
Ratifica
George W. Bann
Clay Center
Slay
Dickinnon
W. B. Denaway
FL W. Parcott
Clay County
Dickinson Counts
Bright Indian Girl Recites Longfellow At Washington Event
Sioux student Gertrude Simmons, a Pariham College graduate and future instructor at Carlisle Indian School, will headline a Washington DC reception reading Longfellow’s Indian poems. She publishes under Zitka-asa and has writings in Adtaree Monthly. Brush Awarded Ford Ford Medal in Cleveland for electric arc lamp work.
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Wabust
Ina
Gertrude Simmons
Wire
Wyne
Baleste
Washington, DC
Mien Simmons
Pariham College
Richmond
We Certiste Indian School
Cariisie
Adtaree Monthly
Zitka
Asa
England's plans to settle South Africa after war
A World dispatch from London reports a British pacification plan offering 0 acres of land to reservists, expired men, volunteers, and abroad colonials who settle there for ten years. Colony agents, Rhodesia, and the British South Africa Company support the scheme, while transfers to regular establishment are not sanctioned.
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New York
London
South Africa
Rhodesia
British South Africa Company
Carrington
War Office
Genius and Judgment on a Worthless Sheet of Paper
A late 19th century riff on perceived value cites Tennyson and Longfellow directing the worth of a sheet turned poem, Rockefeller turning words into millions, and illustrous bits on capital, enterprise, and labor. It notes figures for gold, watch springs, and merchant trade as examples of value creation.
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Tennyson
Longellow
Rockefelter
Samein
Ren Hur
United States
Bright's Disease Cured by Holtin's Kidney Tablets
Dr Holtin's Kidney Tablets claim to cure early Bright's Disease and other kidney or bladder ailments. The advertisement cites physician prescription origin and lists multiple Topeka druggists selling the product. Counterfeit warnings appear alongside price and packaging details.
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Holtin
Bright
Banker Routs a Robber in Thoenvile Bank
J. BR. Garrison, cashier of the bank of Thoenvile, was once sick with a serious lung trouble until he used Dr King s New Discovery. He claims it is the best medicine for severe colds or lung troubles and keeps a bottle on hand. Krystal bottles free at drug stores.
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J. BR. Garrison
Bank of Thoenvile. O
Dr. King
Mystic Cure Promises Rheumatism Relief in 24 Hours
T J Blackmore of Haller & Blackmore in Pittsburgh reports that after nine months with rheumatism he used Mystic Cure and left bed in 24 hours. He tried five city physicians with little relief and now endorses the medicine. Sold by Swift Holliday druggists at 521 Kansas Avenue.
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T. J. Blackmore
Haller & Blackmore
Pittsburgh
Skye
Swift & Holliday, Draggists
Kansas Avenue
Homeseekers Excursion Offer Via Santa Fe Route March 30
Homeseekers excursion tickets go on March 30 for travel to Arkenens Arizona Louisiana New Mexico and Texas plus six Oklahoma City stops with round trip price plus 2.00. Tickets valid two days with details at nearest Santa Fe agent Caton Rev W E Si quotes a testimonial about Tyspesia a health claim from Topeka journal subscription offer included.
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Arkenens
Arizona
Louisiana
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma City
Santa Fe
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Arkansas
Whinley
California
Bright Indian Girl
Miss Simmons
Brush
Romford
Miller
Arbuckles
Arbuckle Bros., Nation Dept
New York City
N. Y
England
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Mundes Lane
X.Y
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Stupstied
Annan Wee
Woolverton
Kansans Ave
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Gibraltar
Gansus
Gunther
Eighth St
EW Crawford
Priestarday Xvents
Lot Smith Russell
Frank Keenan
Noah Vale
Mr. Russell
Tr. Russell
Geo. Burghaurt's
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T. L. King
the Topeke & Mists Ve Toprea
Kanbam
Geo. W. Stansfield
Orugeist
Kansas Ave
Downton
Warren M. Crosby & Co
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