Trade Is Better Yet Distribution Not Up To Last Year
New York reports show improved railway earnings and better met al market tone. Trade improves with favorable winter wheat conditions and continued activity in building and front trade, though distribution lags behind last year. Labor tensions rise in some areas while prices and exports edge higher. overall sentiment remains cautiously optimistic amid mixed demand.
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USA
Lieke
Cory
Tara Vt Sae
Uly
Hein
Mralnet
Sen Aris
FG Day & Co
Chasige
Ser
Otis
Department of Uke
Iron Wind Steel Industry
Ty Rell
Qeore
Belcan
Calted States
Canada
Question on Kaw river improvement bill in Senate
Washington reports a debate over Senator Loos Kaw river improvement bill. General Mackenzie note says Kaw river was once declared unnavigable, bridges allowed, implying federal funds would mainly aid Kansas rather than the federal government, affecting navigation and jurisdiction.
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Loos
Kaw
Mackenzie
Siit
United States
Pei It Ds
Topeka Woman Claims Baltimore Estate Question
Mrs Harrison Clarkson of 107 Trier Street may be heir to a large Baltimore property left by Fulcrum Richardson. The claim stems from a 19 year lease that expired in 1898 and includes 100 acres in the city’s business district. The case emerged after a Memphis relative sent notes about family possession and litigation interest. The estate value is estimated between 59,000,000 and 70,000,000 dollars.
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Trier Atreat
Baltimora
Hie
Bic
Baltimore
Fulcrum Richardson
Fins
Store
Clarkson
Cambridge Wins Annual Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race at Putney
In hazy rain the sixty first Oxford Cambridge race finished with Cambridge ahead by four lengths. Calmerdee won the toss and Cambridge led the Surrey side.Oxford rowed 26 to Cambridge 23 strokes. Major changes in crews and leadership were noted before the race as Cambridge was seen as superior oarsmanship while Oxford held weight and strength. In other news Minnesota defeated Nebraska 22 to 10 in a college women’s basketball game marking their season strongest effort.
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Putney
Oxford
Cambridge
Morilake
Calmerdee
Surrey
Knights of Pythias Rally Planned in Topeka May 7
Topeka hosts a large Knights of Pythias rally May 7 with 260 plus lodges expected and hundreds of candidates. Wichita and Cameron City contingents prepare to travel, while Topeka committees arrange entertainments and a Damon and Pythias play.
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Knights of Pythias
Topeka
J_ ‘M. Shellabarger
Wichita
Kah
Warwick
Pythias
F. M. Shelabarger
Calla
Knighta
Cameron City
Kansas
Sigel attacks neighbor's wife in New York frenzy
Rudolph F Sigel, son of the late General Sigel, stabbed Mrs Uriah, elderly wife of a neighbor, at Ese Harbor Nd after leaving a hospital where he was treated. He entered her home, wounded her in the head and neck, escaped, then was captured after a struggle with police. One Sieel child missing, feared dead.
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New York
Rudolph F. Sigel
General Sigel
Uriah
Ese Harbor
Ale
Church Notes summarize diverse services across Topeka churches
A church list reports Sunday and midweek services for Second Church of Christ Scientist, First United Brethren, First Baptist, First Unitarian, First Congregational, Kansas Avenue M E, Oakland Presbyterian, Walnut Grove Methodist Episcopal, First Lutheran, Reformed Presbyterian, Second United Presbyterian, First Methodist Episcopal, First Presbyterian, Third Presbyterian, First Church of Christ Scientist. It notes preaching topics, Sunday school times, pastor names, and special evangelistic meetings led by Rev. H. R. Best.
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Second Church of Christ
Scientist
West Ninth Street
First Baptist Church
Tabernacle
H. R. Best
Winfeld
Kaness
First Unitarian Dhurch
Sif
Topeka
Averine
Abram Wyman
American Unitarian —Ssocition
Young People Religious Union
A. F. Treakle
Oakland Presbyterian Church
Walnut Grove Methodier Episcopal Church
F. E. Abel
D. TA
First Lutheran Church
Fifth and
Harrison Streets
H. O. Ott
Jeru
Second United Presbyterian Church
Fillmore
Huntoon Streets
John P. White
John Won
Corner Tenth and
Jackson Streets
P. W. Crannell
D. D
M. Francis
H.R. Best
Best
Westminster
College Avenue
Huntonn Street
Adeal
Kansas Society For
First United Presbyterian Church
A. Henwick
Iba O
Corbett in Tears After Unjust Fight Decision
San Francisco report says Young Corbett cried in his dressing room over a disputed decision in last night's bout with Britt. Corbett alleges he was deprived of a fair verdict under Marquis of Queensbury rules and claims Britt carried to his corner after Round Nineteen. Trainer Harry Tuthill announces a rematch against Britt within three weeks with winner to take all.
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Corbett
Marquis of Queensbury
Britt
Harry Tuthill
Graft Wins Again In Post Office Bill Split Debate
Washington March 26 The House passed the post office appropriation after a long debate over a paragraph affecting rural letter carriers. The paragraph was struck out but not reinserted with enthusiasm under rules committee directives. Amendments were ruled down as Moon failed to recommit with an instruction to strike special facilities over trunk lines. Chairman Overstreet defended the bill amid calls for postal service investigations.
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House
Committee On Rules
Moon
Kansas City
Vic
Post Office Department
General Bristow
Nto
Challmain Overstreet
Perry Henry Drift Tragedy Near Perry
Perry Henry, a young farmer of about 20, was found drowned in a drifted stream southwest of Perry in Douglas County after the swollen water likely swept him during log floating. He leaves a family and was said to have suffered consumption. A bottle of Ballard's Horehound Syrup was advertised as a cure. Howley & Snow and Miller sold it locally.
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Hest
S. L. Apple
Acer
Ottawa County
Ballard
Henitele
Rowley & Snow
Miller
Perry
Kus
Penrey Henry
Douglas County
Alek
Local Cartoons Highlight Week In State Journal
A week of state news is sketched by the State Journal cartoonist. Panels depict political shifts, community events, and notable local figures in a condensed visual summary. The caricatures offer a humorous lens on ongoing issues across towns.
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Hey. T. D. Crites
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First Congregational
Seventh
Harrison
Francis L. Hayes
Luke
Homer E Wark
Lowman Chapel
E. Church
J. J. Matrixen
First Christian Church
Topeka Avenue
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Seventh Streets
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Salem
Hole
Reformed Presbyterian
Clay and
Tenth Streets
E. M. Coleman
West
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Jonah
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Harrison Street
Sixth Avenue
John 'S. McFarland
First Presbyterian Church
Parld
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Peston Sta
Paul
Third Presbyterian Church
Santa Fr Depot
Fourth Street
Hated
First Church of Christ
Sctantiagy
Hunteen
Polk Streets
J. E. Adams
Korea
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Pottee
Helm
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Wopeks
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