Big Kansas Trust to absorb gypsum and cement plants
A Kansas led consolidation to unify gypsum and cement operations across the United States is planned under The United States Gyprum Company. It will control major plaster and cement makers, with 7 percent preferred dividends and no public stock offering. The move aims to centralize management and distribution while preserving existing plants and employments. The history traces gypsum industry roots to Salina, Saline County, and Wichita area developers, with several regional plants absorbed into the new trust.
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Enied
Kansas
Persine
Wough
Kenmas Capil
Interiy
Locatwi N Kanes
United Stes Groram Company
Sil
Ite Unis
Cos
Sequin
Seypeur
Coen Nova Soulks
Ulpal
Nova Scotie
Koilledie
Biente
Tony
Acme Cenest Piaster Company
Arins
Acme Royal Cement Dan Ter Romagi
Marion
Ft. Salle
Ft. Salle Conment Plier Company
Cine, Tex
Salina American Cement Piaster Company
Mulvane Kas
Salina Cement Phister Company
Laneford
Kas
Biungeon Cement Plaster
Voranany
Burns
Kae
Oklihoma Cement Master Company
Okarche
Oki
Homan Cement Plastwne Company
Spritxfield
Clackwell Cement Misster Company
Wirhha
Kanes Phuater Company
Hope
Kan
Wymere Cement Plaster Gunpay
Wymere
Nebo Bia Rapids Flaster and Cemivot Company
Blue Rapids
Was
Great Western Plaster and Cee Company
Bas
Blue Valley Plaster and Cement Company
Omaha Net
Towa Plister Axcoviation
Dumcomb Stucon Company
Cardi? Plaster Company
Cobb Cement and Plaster Company
Port Dodes Plaster Company
Port Dole
Lowas
Grand Rapid+ Plater company
Alabaktine Company
Geoffrey Property
Midland Portland Cement Company
Grand Rapids
Midh
Duriven Millts
Chicago
Darr Winster Company
Granville
Bich
Alabaster Company
Marsh & Co
Bandunkes
Granite Wall Company
Bogle Plaster Works
Parrimee Stucco Company
Mk Field Plavlen Manufacturing
Wink Bulk
Bether
Hui Wat
Saline County Cement Plaster Company
Mullen
Gypedm
Acms
Worpany
Ulinois
Acme Company
Laramie
Hee
William Rem
Sa— Haesan
Ypemoires F
John W. Ureldenthal
St Beolt
Beaniment
Texas
Otter
Portes Annes
Sitlina
Ulna Cement
KS Ar
Prahad Sfacest
Bion
Kate Saat
Longtaed
Chay County
Oder
Washington
Hay
United States
Lord Pauncefate
Great Britain
Senate
United States Senate
State Department
Great Fritin
Plaster Industry Turmoil Shifts Control of Salina Firm
A. Henley of Tawretlog, acting from Douglas County, seeks controlling interest in American Cement Plaster. Once aligned with Lawrence wire mill, Henley ousted in business by wire trust and faced price controls. Salina Cement Plaster and Quincy resisted, but Henley gained stock from Des Moines holders and moved offices to Lawrence, sparking the combing now under way.
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American Cement Plaster Company
A. Henley
Tawretlog
Nengtor
Douglas County
Henley
Waal Die Lawrence
Truzen
Quincy
Salina Cement Plaster’ Company
Dis
Salina
Des Moines
Lawrence
Depew Names Day And Christmas Wedding Plan
New York November 1 Senator Chauncey M Depew says his wedding will occur on Christmas Day He outlines travel to Charleston to attend the fair opening December 11 to Washington to take Senate seat and notes holiday recess then plans to marry in Paris before returning to New York to establish a Washington house and resume residence after the session ends.
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Paris
New York
Chauncee ML Depew
Charleston
Washington
Senate
New Yorke
France
Remeny
Battle near Taranenan ends with sixteen killed
Manila dispatch reports that Company of the Ninth Infantry under Captain J. M. Shoeffel repelled a rush by fifty Balmen and insurgents near Taranenan, Samar Island. One corporal and a scout were killed, one private wounded, sixteen insurgents killed, and the riflemen escaped.
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Manila
Ninth Infantry
J. MH. Shoeffel
Taranenan
Tsland
Samar
Ninth
Gas Pipeline Explosion Hurts Six Near Washington Pa
A natural gas explosion on the Wheeling Gas Co main line near Buffalo village eight miles west of Washington injures six men. Victims include W S Bronsell and Lyle Maxwell with severe burns. George Dennison and Martin Hogan also burned. Crews shut off the line, then repaired a broken section as torches lit the work site.
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Washington, Pa
Wheeling Gas Company
Buffalo Vilage
Here
W.S. Bronseell
Lyle Maxwell
Jorn Wallace
Martin Hogan
George Dennison
Rent Martin
Taubaisdom
Hanes
Wheeling Ax Company
Kominge
Bern
Mary Mark Sentenced to Twenty Years for Infant Murder
Mary Mark, a Wichita woman, was convicted of killing her infant. She faces twenty years in the penitentiary. The trial also implicated her mother as a particeps criminis. The baby was taken alive to a hospital and died after being strangled and buried in sand.
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Wichita
Mary Mark
Fler
Freedom for Molineux verdict possible this term
New York dispatch reports District Attorney Philbin may not retry ex Governor Molineux for the murder of Mrs Katherine J Adams if Judge Newburger denies Finch’s motion to inspect grand jury minutes His term ends December 1 and ADA Osborne will handle December court duties The piece also notes Blick’s murder case pending and possible dismissal if improper evidence were shown Weather notes follow
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New York
Phitbin
Molineux
Sra
Katherine J. Adams
Newburger
Finch
Philbin
Osborne
Pistricte
Rice
Blick
Ilegal
Reciprocity Debate Highlighted by Illinois and Pennsylvania Leaders
Washington officials heard from Senator Cullom and Representative Dalter on reciprocity as an agricultural implement dealers delegation pressed for decisive action. The Chicago York Pas New York attendees urged ratification of a French treaty seen as best path to gains, with Cullom expected to lead the foreign relations committee.
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Washington
Cullom
Ulinels
Dalter
Pennsylvania
Charles Deering
Chicago
A. Parquhar
York
Pas
W. C. Barker
New York
Delvention
Thhey
Washington Visit Shows Roosevelt's Firm Handshake Curtain
Washington nov 15 visitora recount new White House encounters with president Theodore Roosevelt. Chicago delegation pressed reciprocity regulations and a commerce and manufactures department while Roosevelt deflected lengthy speeches and kept focus on his own references. A New York politician pressing appointments faced a sharp warning that threats end interviews.
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Washington
United States
White House
Chicago
Department of Commerce
Cortely
Northwest
Goth
Department of Commerce and Manufactures
Mr. Hoosevelt
New York
Santa Fe Wreck Near Garnett on No 218
An eastbound Santa Fe freight, No 218, left Garnett at 2:25 am and derailed outside the town after a drawbar broke. Several cars plunged into a ditch but no injuries were reported. The wreck was cleared by about 4 am and traffic on the line resumed.
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Santa Fe
Garnett
Kan
Ubts
Signed Large Liberty Is Granted to United States
A historical decree grants a broad liberty or charter to the United States, outlining scope and authority. The document names the involved parties and sets a framework for governance and rights under the new arrangement. The phrasing reflects formal wartime or early republic style and emphasizes sovereignty and duty.
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United States
Kirby Lumber Plan Expands In Texas With 200 Yards
Ex Mayor C A Fellows reports a Texas capitalists led by John H Kirby form a giant lumber concern planning at least 200 yards and 40 million dollars to establish lumber yards across the state, including Kansas and Houston banquet praise cites strong regional cooperation and anticipated industrial boost.
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C.A. Fellows
Ioxsten
Jim
Karikas
Pexan
John H. Kirby
Texas
Kankat
Kirby Lumber
Kirby Lumber Comparty
Pedlows
Betta Hon
Kirby
New York
BMC
Johnn
Houston
Weo
Etlowsis
Peporker
Mtr
John Weisby
Mr. Kirby
B. F Honner
Tom
Ichardson
Ren
Southwest
Kansas
Texan
Unise
Hoston
Apuch
Tsaen
Houston Post
The
Chronicle
C. A. Newning
Louisiania
Bonner
Southwestern Oi Company
Richardson
Moweton
Karte
Droerewet Ves
Fellows in Houston Ex-Topeka Mayor Shares Deep Water View
AL Fellows former Topeka mayor stays in Houston as guest of friend John Hiphardson sharing his record of municipal governance. He cites running Topeka on business lines with a cooperative council, no vetoes, and four years without city debt, noting a $42 assessment at term end and praise as a model mayor.
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U. AL Fellows
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Mr Fellows
Strong Council
Pete
Ity
City bonds and finance notes in local article
The report discusses outstanding bonds and municipal finances with references to special improvement bonds totaling 30,000 dollars and treasury assets of 152,000 dollars. It emphasizes mayoral and council duty to treat city affairs with care and act in harmony, noting bonds bearing 3 percent interest.
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At Treasury
Dar
Isthmian canal report ready for president this week
Washington reports the Isthmian canal commission has finished the document and will submit it to the president by week’s end. The commission confirms a Nicaragua route with a cost around seven percent of the Panama project and notes a few data gaps delaying release.
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Canal Commission
Washington
Panama
Horse fair opens at Madison Square Garden with record entries
New York November 1 The New York Horse Show opened at Madison Square Garden amid a record influx of entries showcasing premier thoroughbreds. Early attendance was light but grew through the day as exhibitors paraded in the large auditorium under ideal weather. Ring committee was Col De Lancey A Kane and Senator George Peabody Wetmore with Whitney and Tater overseeing tonight’s events.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Col. de Lancey A. Kane
George Peabody Wetmore
William C. Whitney
William H
Tater
Jenkins Plea for Oklahoma Statehood Echoes in Report
Washington November 18 The annual report of Governor William M Jenkins of Oklahoma Territory was made public by the Interior Secretary Jenkins makes a strong plea for statehood noting rapid territorial development and a population around 1.5 million He cites four decades since creation as marked by achievements and a spirit of American citizenship guiding advancement.
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Washington
William M. Jenkins
Territory of
Oklahoma
Secretary of the Interior
Jenkins
Balfe Stark Pays Fine for Joint Raid In Nation Prusudep Case
Babe Stark paid a 25 dollar fine in district court for participating in a joint raid during the Nation prusudep. His case was appealed but affirmed by the supreme court.
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Babe Stark
District Court
Prusudep
Way
Supreme Court
Storm Forecast and Snowfall Report Distorted by Unclear Projections
Weather notes describe contradictory forecasts from government forecasters and private prophets, with snow flurries and a cold air layer causing a minor dusting. Observations record scattered precipitation, light winds, and temperatures around 25 to 36 degrees. Telegraph reports show a general storm on certain railroad lines, amid cloudy skies in Newton and Missouri areas.
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Smith
Topriks
Jennings
So Cluci
Santa Fe
Missouri
Man
Phe Akan Wan Fae Clear
Emporia
Arkansas
Eliinkton
Newton
Mrs Nationback Goes to Medicine Lodge to Fight Divorce
Mrs Nationback travels to Medicine Lodge to contest a divorce filing. The legal action centers on marriage dissolution and the defendant’s contested grounds. Local officials and court procedures are expected to determine the case.
Mrs Nation in Medicine Lodge Divorce Case Details
Mrs Nation arrives in Ty Deka en route to Medicine Lodge as divorce suit against David Nemlon proceeds. She laments New York as the worst city and recounts press and public scrutiny, claiming harassment, threats, and misrepresentation while defending her lectures and travels amid health worries and property disputes.
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Mra
Carle Nation
Ty Deka
Tuck
Medicine Lodge
David Nemlon
Nation
Moe Tidnie
Ios Sland
Ben
Lackinsky
Heraeit
Bice Nation
Kopeke
Kansas Avenue
Nmanher's
Prem
Abi
Alesency
Fer
J Furlong
Beniles
Ting
Lin
Mekinhey
New York
Jourdal
Barner
Murphy
Devyery
Edun
Whelling
Mike
Winid Tate
Lam Gofne
China Rane
Lwin Jumt
Ananda Lever Vos
Steeple Chise Park
Cormy Tang
New Santa Fe Cars Order for Forty Chair Car Coaches
The Pullman company has received an order from the Santa Fe Railway for 40 chair car coaches to be delivered in January February and March. The cars will be larger and built to a higher standard with four electric motors and an eight ton capacity. Construction will involve wiring and machinery and the units will be delivered to Sturles.
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Pullman Company
Santad Petallrieed Sommany
Pebruney
Mareh
Em Wines
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Wheeling
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Kile Delphia
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
St Louis
Friends of Reciprocity
President Roosevelt
Dalrell
Illinois
Roosevelt
England
Journal and Advertiser
London
Itellms
Tn London
Foreign Office
Neves
Westminster Gazette
Lord Lansdown
Texas Enterprise
Fellows
Nicaragua
Territory
Balfe Stark
United Bracet Weather Bureau
Mrs. Nationback
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