Postmaster General Gary backs postal savings banks push
Postmaster General Gary addresses a House subcommittee advocating a national postal savings bank system. He argues machinery ready, congress only must authorize, and cites the security and convenience for 1,000,000 communities with few banks. He notes Speaker Reed’s opposition could trigger party revolt.
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Cereral Gary
House Committee On Potteries and Post
Gary Maiday
Congress
Gage
United
Formeer
Massachusetts
H Nat BF
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Tring Htaterut
Ean County
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Secunda
Reed
Reflections of a Bachelor in New York Press
A garbled excerpt surveys social foibles and gender norms with satirical tone. It lampoons marital roles and public behavior, noting policemen in barber shops and Turkish women's quiet in partners’ presence, while contrasting pride and vulnerability in relationships.
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The
New York Press
Everr
Meir
Books that Society Reads in New York Times Review
A fragmented 1898 Books notes column reviews current American and English publications. It highlights Mrs Sherwood discussing society reading, recent novels by Crockett and others, and new scientific and historical works with prices and publishers. The piece lists upcoming spring titles from Little, Brown & Co. and notes periodicals like The April Pat Math Magazine with travel and literary features.
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Mrs_ Sherwood
New York Times
Ban
London
Todd
Charles 8. Clark
Windsor Hall School
Waban
Cence
Frank Gverton
Uch & Clear
Little, Tirown & Co
Boston
James Went
New York
Juin Fourcade Ivaser
Pavel
Henry of
Narre
Henryl Stepkiewics
Aioe
Jos Iy
Prancee Landell
North Country
Francis Parkhalsock
Alexander Duraux
Haris
Apri
Meears
Sampron Law
Moreton Se
PC Jane
Royal Navy
Willam Lath Clowes
Wilton
Manin
Pat Math Magazine
Eng Maeda
GA. Sekon
Rupert of
Umbrellas and Quarrels Fill rainy Atchison talk
In Atchison a column jokes about habitual umbrella loss and warns against fake schemes. It notes couples debating postmarital quarrels at a club, with nineteen women present blaming husbands, one claiming widowhood as the cause.
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Atchison Globe
Aman
Whee
Bollogssian
Atrhisu
American Book Company Judgment in Kingdom Suit
Judgment for the plaintiff awarded in the American Book Company of New York against the Kingdom Company of Minneapolis over a pamphlet by President Gales of Town College. Judge Lochren presiding. Case centered on infringement and damages in a notable publishing dispute.
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Kingdom
Minneapolis
American Book Company of New York
Age
Kingdom Company
Gales
Town College
United
Lochren
Proms Ae Siearty
Peutal
Publishers
Remnants and Carpeting at Oldest Dry Goods
Oldest Dry Goods advertises an extensive stock from sea island fabrics to carpets and mattings. It promises courteous service without pressure, notes limited roll quantities, and highlights numerous items from lace curtains to China straw matting, linoleums, table linens, and hosiery with discounts for large buys.
Clothing stock moves to carpet room in sale push
The remainder of the stock of clothing is moved to the carpet room for final sale. The notice promises the best clothing for retail, with substantial backing for prices from $2.10 to $10.00, urging buyers to act in limited hours.
Kansas News It Proved a Hard Job and Re quired Four Blasts
A Kansas report notes a difficult mission requiring four blasts to complete. Details remain fragmentary but indicate a staged operation with multiple charges. No additional names or locations are provided in the accessible text.
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Atchison
Robbers Blow State Bank Vault In Nickel City Heist
Four men escaped after blasting open the state bank vault in Nickerson. The robbers took between 3000 and 6000 dollars in gold and bills, leaving debris on the vault door. They fled and no suspects found as a guard faced the street with Winchesters. Bank president Brown says insurance covers the loss.
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Nickerson
State Bank
F_ HL Werries
LC. Brown
Political notes on appointments and party planning in Kansas
Cyrus Leland plans a Washington trip this week to pursue pending appointments. Montgomery county Republicans announce an April 6 mass meeting at Independence with speakers Beekman and Rape as populist fallacies are debated. Douglas county Republicans name delegates for Bowerseck, while Atchison Republicans form a Seaton club and strategize for district and congressional contests. Cy Leland’s pending choice for attorney general keeps Bluman’s candidacy in view amid limited opposition to Boyle.
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A.W. Smith
Kansas
Montgomery County
Independence
J. W. Beekman
Arkansas City
John Rape
Pittsboro
Perty
CD. Walker
Atchison
Thu
Real Estate Transfers in a Fractured Record
A jumble of recorded real estate transfers lists many names and parcels with dire straits of legible data. It names Mary E Lakin heirs of M J Ward Bobby J Meade Alice Meade C Harris H K Tett Lyndonasians M T Campbell Henry Pauly Bauer Fillmore Street Steele additions Union Avenue Quinton Hammond Frank Hartman Dillon Street and various property corners. The note ends with a garbled line about an upcoming Saturday hearing the result of the primaries.
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Mary E. Lakin
M. J. Ward
Bovby J. Meade
Southwest Quarter
Alice Meaide
Toxles
Ives
Noptleset Corner
Second
Clay
Dillon Street
Alexander
Alfred
Ida BR
David Williams
Nowt V. Hero
Arington Salyer
Nurtin Ule Vinion
Mary O
R. T. Kreipe
Jute & Adame
Madison
Mtu
Repey
Toa
Brady Eenih
Mori
Electric railway proposal for Kaw Valley line
Ex senator Calvin Brice is linked to a plan to run an electric railway up the Kaw Valley from Kansas City to Topeka covering a long distance. An exchange notes the project aims to convert the valley from a conventional route to an electric line.
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Kaw Valley
Pecenanesas City
Topeka
Calvin 3. Brice
Kansas City
Sunshine for mules at No 1b mine Galena
Sunshine will reach the mules at No 1b mine in Galena as workers surface more than 20 animals for a daylight break. The mine will close for repairs to large fans and airways, and the mules will remain above ground until Wednesday, some having not seen daylight for years.
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Galena
No. 1B
Will Rejoin His Company After Four Years as Instructor
Kansas City dispatch reports Lieut. B V Smith will rejoin Company H of the Fourth Infantry at Fort Sheridan after completing a four year duty as military instructor at Baker University Baldwin Kaw He dismisses the service detail as nonessential to his regiment and prepares to depart for duty. A separate Junction City note tells of a cannonier rushing to send a final telegram to his mother from Fort Riley unable to pay for the message before the train departed.
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Kansas City
B. V. Smith
Baker University
Baldwin
Kaw
Coates House
Mra. Smith
Fort Sherigan
Fourth Infantry
Lieut. Smith
Pt Riley
Junction City
Fort Riley
Mis
Women Clubs Federation Formed In Leavenworth
Leavenworth March 21 Mrs John McClintock president of the State Federation urged city clubs to unite in a city federation. Delegates from The Art League The Salon Chautauqua Circle Drummond Whittier Philomathean Thursday Reading Sat Clio Fortnightly Study Catholic Literary met at the board of education to draft a constitution for approval.
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Leavenworth
John & McClintock
State Federation
Topeka
Art League
Salon
Chautauqua Circle
Drummond
Whittier Club
Philomathean_club
Reading Club
Sat
Clio Club
Catholic Literary Club
Board of Education
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Supreme Court
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Amos G. Lew
Coates Theater
Melville Hhudson
Coates Opera House
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Mason
Cyrus Leland
Mr. Leland
Billy Sterne
J. D. Bowersock
Douglas County Republicans
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Bowerseck
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