Travel Fare Notices and Weather Snippet
Kansas City and Esturn fare 2.07 via Santa Fe good May 4 to May 6. Wapues City round trip 9.07 via May 7 8 good returning May Sun. Large city temperatures list Chicago 54 New York 64 Washington 24 Chicago area entries mention St Louis and others.
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Kansas City
Esturn
Sante Fe
Wapues City
Hicago
Dempera
Whines
New York
Hosio
Phil- Geile BO
Washington
Chicago
New Oo
St Louis
A Brooklin Lady Describes Childrens Taste In Medicines
A Brooklin woman notes that children prefer gentler flavors and weaker medicines, while adults seek stronger remedies. She observes two ill children, one with rickets, and recounts the need for careful formulation to suit both children and adults.
Kansas Millers Seek End to Flour Export Differential
Kansas millers urge removal of a differential tax on flour exported from St Paul and Chicago routes. They argue the 3 to 7 cent per hundred weight differential harms Kansas mills and could boost European imports, potentially increasing domestic milling. If the rate is lifted, Kansas flour could compete with European markets, aiding export growth.
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Kansas
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Kanais
Kansas Mills
St Paul
Europe
United States
Squires Chosen as Minister to Cuba and General Brags Named
Washington May H G Squires secretary of the legation at Pekin has been selected by the president as minister to Cuba. Gen E S Brags of Wisconsin is named brigadier general to Hayne. Squires has long diplomatic experience and served in Pekin, then returned on leave. Brags entered the army as a captain at Teoc, rose to brigadier general, later served as U S minister to Mexico. Current home Fond du Lac Wisconsin. Salary for the Hayne post is 5000 dollars.
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Washington
H G. Squires
Legation
Pekin
Cuba
ES Brags
Wisconsin
Hava
Squire
Havene
New York
Ssu
United States
Degetion
St Hayne
St Teoh
Mexico
Fond Au Lac
Wis
Hatone
Appointment Rumors Stir Oklahoma Supreme Court Action
Kansas sources report President may appoint three new Oklahoma Supreme Court justices after Judge McAte’s resignation. Names linked include Dowie, the Gilletts, and K Beauvatop, all reportedly from Buena Vista. Delays and political maneuvering cloud the announcement as delegates and backers brace for developments.
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Washington
McAtes
Aupreme Court of Okiahams
Buen
Flynn
Topeka City Proceedings Discuss Street and Waterwork Requests
The wall of notes records petitions to waterworks and street committees in Topeka. Items include renewing water mains on Van Buren Street near Central Park, pavement petitions between Van Buren and Harrison streets, and appraisals for district improvements. A fine of 16 dollars was imposed on a man named Dakin, parolees granted religious lectures, and suspension of an ordinance related to a loan for district 20 street work near Fifth and Lincoln Streets.
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Saat Esch
Monroe
Sizth
Cape
van Bureo
Pesson Teas
Eerie Gas
Cnps
Cormittee
Frauke
Wales Company
Waterworks Committee
Meréheim
Powe
Duna
Duan
Dakin
EM Witse
van Barer
Harrison
Parker
North Topeka
FM Spivey
Samuel Dolman
Fred Mt. Milter
Oes
To Ee
Londy
District 20
Fifth
Linosly Streets
Corrigan Dead in New York Archdiocese Leader Dies
New York Archbishop Corrigan died at night after a period of illness. The prelate, born 1846 in Newark, had led the Newark and New York churches from his youth at St Mary’s College to the American College in Rome, serving as president of Seton Hall College before rising to archbishop.
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New York
Corrigan
Father la Feile
Mary's College
Emmelsburg
St. Mary
Fureps
Cardinal Patrizi
Hoellles
Bots
Sayiey
Rewari
Senham
Slow Hall College
Father Corrigan
Cardinal MeClomkes
Fe Wu
McClodeey
Howard
Fire Devours New Milford As 50 Buildings Burn
A late night fire in New Milford destroys around fifty structures including most stores two banks and three hotels. The blaze starts near 4 am and rages across Bank Street with twenty separate buildings alight at once. The New Milford House stables and several residences are damaged before the blaze is checked by village volunteers and the town engine arriving after dawn. The cause remains unknown and a telephone operator evacuates the burning building with injuries.
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Conn
New Milford
Eade Tire
New Milford House
Ie Rotel
T Hose Company
Utfish
New Eastand Telephone Company
Mins Heasle Hurtremy
Prom
Hank Street
Prin— Fame
Ami
Troen
Kent
Milford
Banktreet
Everr
Hames
New England
Main Street
Wea Oi
Gazette
Passnsion
ML. CA
Dork
Whdon
Queen Wilhelmina’s Health Update From Castle Loo
Medical bulletin from Castle Loo reports Queen Wilhelmina’s temperature normal and her condition fairly satisfactory after a quiet night. Two doctors attended her through the night as telegrams of sympathy flow in, though physicians show uncertainty about the illness’s course.
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Haymes
Wilhellina
Trindir
Castle Loo
Wilisaina
Topart show and military move details unclear
Fragmented OCR text mentions London readers, a weekly show, and military operations, with scattered proper nouns including locations and names. Content is largely unreadable and inconsistent, yielding no coherent event or outcome.
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London
Mar
Lord Shichener
Bruce Tion
Columme
Une Cal
Soremceeet Beyers
Lara
Klerksdorp
Southwest Rail
Kansas Man Chosen as Head Professor at Chicago
Samuel Wendel Williston selected by the University of Chicago to head the department of paleontology. He previously taught anatomy and zoology at the University of Kansas and Yale University, and is a recognized authority in multiple disciplines.
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Chicago
Samuel Wendel Williston
University of Chicago
Galeontology
Ear Whlister
Kussus
Yale
Two Inches of Water Threaten Local Crops at Damaged Yard
The report notes water levels rising to two inches over the yard and adjacent streets, with crop damage feared as the water feeds into the area near the riverbank. Authorities assess risk to crops and infrastructure and monitor potential saturation effects on nearby properties.
M'HINLEY FUND CLOSED AND AID PROGRAMS LAUNCHED
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Censley
Elntey Nemorie
Lena
Cleveland
Admiral Sampson in critical condition after brain hemorrhage
Washington May 6 Admiral Samp son today suffered a violent brain hemorrhage and is in critical condition. At 2 PM he was unconscious and breathing poorly, with physicians warning he is failing rapidly and may die at any moment. He had grown weaker for several days as the hemorrhage progressed.
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Washington
Sampson
Sesipwon
Far Deen
Ste
Quiet Beef Trust Inquiry Opens in State Supreme Court
In Gefferson City Maryland on May 6 the beef trust inquiry began with Kansas City attorney Hagat mumk representing Armour Cudahy Bunt Morris and Hammond factions opposing the proceedings. He sought a writ of prohibition arguing the inquiry is an unfair fishing expedition and that witnesses are not properly summoned. Attorney General Crow contends the inquiry aims to decide if proceedings should be started to bar packers from doing business in the state and will cross examine witnesses. The case involves Swift & Co and others, with witness Frank Standerous testifying about packers and the St Joseph Butchers Union’s aims to curb wholesalers.
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Gefferson
Supreme Court
Hoey
Geo A
Crow
Baller
Et Jo
Swift & Co
St Sabai
Burgers
Frank Standerous
Joseph Jetailey
St Joseph
Mortis
Dudsay
Armour
Ifami
Fiat
St Joseph Butchers Union
RACES NEXT FALL SHOWS AT COMMERCIAL CLUB MEETING
A recent conference at the Commercial club involved sub committees of the entertainment group and Kassas State Exposition company representatives. They discussed plans for fall events at the fairgrounds, aiming to display local industries and provide prizes, though suitable buildings are not yet available this year.
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Commercial Club
Kassas
Rvistive
Tiwances Company
Cyuray
Army show planned for citizens and regiments outing
Two regiments plan an outing to demonstrate regular army workings. Committees prepare events this week to hold the show with the rape acetog, while market reports mix wheat, corn, cattle, and other commodities with prices and receipts across Kansas City and Topeka markets.
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Waromta Springs
Belo
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