Alaska's Wants Set Forth by Gov Brady in Annual Report
Gov Brady outlines Alaska's needs in his annual report. Urges immediate settlement of lands, federal land law changes, and a territorial government form. Calls for a U S delegate, a cable between Alaska and the United States, representation at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, and a mining commissioner. Notes fears over security slow development and investment.
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Alaska
Brady
Washington
Trudy
Aliska
Almskie
United States
Louisiana
Cape Neme
A Chinese lobbyist arrives amid Chinatown tensions
San Francisco dispatch reports Shine excirement ends as Chen Kwal Yut, a Chinese government emissary, lands in San Francisco seeking ties with Washington and fueling rumors of plans to defeat renewed Chinese exclusion. Separate item notes Rock Island’s bridge proposal linked to a double-track railroad expansion and Grand Island projects.
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Shine
Chinatown
Chines
Rock Island
Mixawurt
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Tvthoo
Grand Island Company
Eke Ee
Grand Island
Stpongrhen
BES
Jig Bette Eendes Shellesuurt
Ork
Tsfurd
Yithlu
Creiai
Siwindors Aks
Miko
Contezial
Talleage
Lodge Seeks to Extend Chinese Exclusion Act
Boston reports the Post plans to publish a twiveruin from United States Senator Lodge in Washington. The quote references rejecting the Chinese exclusion act and introducing a bill for its extension. The dubious fragment suggests a political stance against Chinese immigration.
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Lodge
Boston
the Post
United States Sensior Lodge
Washington
Bride From Topeka Weds Kansas City Man in Chicago
Isabel Peck daughter of George R. Peck formerly of Topeka married George Neal Wilson a railroad official in a Chicago ceremony at the New England Congregational church. To guard gifts valued over 5000 dollars police were stationed at the Peck Delaware Place home amid a steady stream of arriving presents and visitors.
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Isabel Peck
George R. Peck
Topeka
New England Congregational Bur
Chicago
George Neal Wilson
Kansas City
Delawsere Place
Peck
oMcer
Familly
Dr. Peck
Mr. Peck
East Fourth Street to be improved with brick pavement
A proposal to pave East Fourth Street from the Santa Fe tracks to Shungumunga creek with a 30 foot brick pavement is advanced. Council backing comes from Joseph Griley and his sons, with a pavement petition likely at the next meeting after talking with most affected property owners. Dr. Cain of General Manager Mudge says Santa Fe will consider the road impact of the project.
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Santa Fe
Shungumunga
Joseph Griley
Nne Mad Sons
Lkely Develon
Griley
Death of Col Whigham in Chicago
Col Henry Whis ham of Raton New Mexico a governor Otero staff member dies of heart disease in Chicago He was involved in Peter Maxwell mining claims in New Mexico and iron and copper interests in Michigan He leaves a widow The body will be buried there before burial travel to New Mexico Young Indians Arrested in Wichita Two Sioux boys Peney and Fred Parents fled Chilocco Indian school and were arrested in Wichita awaiting transport They claimed satisfaction with their treatment and planned to beat their way to Dakota
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Whigham
Chicago
Henry Whisham
Raton
Otero
Peter Maxwell
New Mexico
Michigan
Wichita
Kas
John Peney
Fred
Chilocco
Fas
Dakota
Topeka Snap Shots Show Busy City Happenings
Topeka notes recall December court date and judge Hook returning home. Officials report $50,000 in state general revenue and appointments in post office Topeka. Weather, football plans, local clubs, weddings, and upcoming events fill notices across the town with many names and places.
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Topeka
H. B. Hogeboom
Chicago
District Court
William ¢. Hook
Leavenworth
Fred Persons
Toveka
General Revenue Fund
State Treasurs
Atwood
Rock Island
St Joe
Smith
Sylvan Grove Elevator and Mill Company
G. Stacey
Buffalo Arkansas Courier
Yellsville
Beach
Topeka Business College
Mabridge
Topeka Free Employment Agency
Abilene
Lincoln
National Aid Nation
Government Weather Bureau
Kansas City
Kansas Avenue
Ninth
Kansas
Atchison
the Athletic Association
Lawrence
Savanna
Parkdale
Stanley Kirk
Postum Cereal Feeds Healthful Breakfast Claim
A prominent coffee importer endorses Postum Cereal Food Coffee as a healthier alternative after a year of health issues from coffee. He praises Postum and Grape-Nuts, shares boiling tips, and urges others to switch from coffee to this beverage to end sickness and reliance on coffee.
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America
Neo
Florida
Bia
Postum
Penberthy Plant Disaster Leaves 28 Dead in Detroit
Detroit officials report 28 dead after a boiler explosion at the Penberthy Injector plant. By morning, most ruins had been searched and 18 workers still unaccounted for. Two injured died, while survivors showed improvement. among the injured, a miller’s helper and an engineer remain critically ill.
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Detroit
Penberthy
Brouretney Hospital
Ignatus Brock
William Aoers
Milesing
Ite
Engineer Riley
John Kimowicz
Mulder
Harper Hospital
President Roosevelt to address reciprocity Cuba trade aims
Roosevelt plans a concise message with an appendix noting reciprocity treaties on a protection basis, enforcement of the wugisi order, and a Cuba trade treaty. He may propose amending the interstate commerce law to strengthen federal enforcement and outline related policy considerations ahead of congressional action.
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Roosevelt
Gut Well Pace Ten
Phin
Cubs
Preblent
Cuba
Consiérabis
General John B Clark Endorses Peruna Medicine
Washington stateman General John B. Clark praises Peruna as a strong tonic for catarrhal troubles in a letter to The Peruna Medicine Company. The ad quotes testimonials from George Marrett, Miss Jeanine Borders, John Delaney and others claiming relief from coughs colds and throat ailments after using Peruna. Dr Hartman invites readers to send case details for free medical guidance.
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Washington
D. C
House of Representives
House of Representatives
Peruna Medicine Company
Columbus
Ohio
Jonn B. Clark
George Parrett
Glencoe
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Minster Workman Ancient Order of United Workmen
Ginving
Geo. Marrett
Peruna
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Jeanle May Borders
BYWATERS PLEA For Grace Cathedral Welcomes New Dean
Canon Bywater urges Topeka parishioners to show hospitality to Dean J de Raven Kaye during his installation at Grace Cathedral and to withhold judgment until they know him. He notes Advent Sunday marks the dean’s arrival and asks openness and charity in future conduct.
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J. de Raven Kaye
Grace Cathestral
Topeka
Millspaugh
By Water
Episcopal Church
Canon Bywater
Fine Old Paintings Veteran Artworks in State House Room
Two Bing paintings hang in the department of agriculture storehouse showing rural scenes a spirited horse drive and fine cattle in a summer pasture. Originally from near Topeka the works were valued at 1200 dollars and later moved from Bennett mansion to the state building after Mrs. Bennett requested they be kept. The central equine figure is linked to long provenance and Paris exhibited miniatures.
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Topeka
E. Bennett
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Sheaneas
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Astor Didn’t Buy It London Auction Twist
Salina veteran dead at Saline Kansas identified as N G Krigte. He died here after a long life as an old settler of Batine County. He previously served in the Swedish army for 16 years before coming to America in 1st era. Auction note references William Waldorf Astor.
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Astor
London
William Waldorf Aster Aarp Dedce
Rae
Salina
Saline
Kan
N. G. Krig
Batine
Amertos
Third Anniversary Armory Industrial School Meeting Planned
The Armory Industrial School marks its third anniversary with a gathering this Friday at 2 pm. Mrs Broad and Mr Bron will visit with children to share Indian stories and songs. Mrs Knox will treat the kids to apples and lunch will be served. The school began three years ago with about 100 enrollment and now hosts 18 boys, seven teachers, and a small gym. Donations fund materials and teaching, with quilts and garments produced by students. The community clubs and volunteers support activities, acknowledging progress and dedication from organizers and supporters.
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Armory Industrial
Ehool
Mra Broad
Rome
de Knox
Pevannt
Ita
Phat Beau Club
Mra
Walton
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Sith
T. B. Sheard
Ginkoo
Munsey Buys Controlling Interest in New York Daily News
Frank A. Munsey, publisher, acquired a controlling stake in the New York Daily News from Benjamin A. Wood. Purchase price not disclosed. Munsey recently acquired the Times of Washington, D. C. as well.
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New York
Frank A. Munsey
New York Daily News
Benjamin A. Wood
Mr. Munsey
Times of Washington, D. CO
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Washington, D.C
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Macomb Street
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