Delegate Authorized to Pittsburg Amid State Budget Debate
A Kansas group discusses funding travel for 1 200 delegates to a grand lodge meeting in Pittsburg next week. They plan to invite visitors to Topeka, defend hotel restaurant expenses, and ensure locals do not bear all costs. A related report notes Shawnee county corn prizes with Haniford Miller of Rossville winning ten dollars.
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Kansas
Ebuee
Sansee Liter
Barro Eh, Ba Abbey
Wegen
Deanie
Tupris
Tetian Lodge
Sentul
Cr. Hakely
J. J. Anderson
Washington, D.C
D. Coburn
State Board of Mericulture
Shawnee
Grand Armyi
Dee
Haniford Miller
Rossville
Coburn
S.J
W. A. Weed
Silver Lake
Patten
Arn Nluce
Topeka
Mich
Topelen
State Board of Charities
Inwiiti- Loris
Kannan
Board of Charities
Beth
Cmplice Curthy
Waertin
Sandow and health claims fading into a medical ad
Fragmentary ad text touts Sandow and strength linking to Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It hints digestion and nutrition improvements through a cloth bound volume sold by Dr. K. V. Pierce of Buffalo New York, with scattered phrases about stomach disease and assimilation.
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Sandow
Pierce
Wilfeend
State Senate backs homegrown state purchases for institutions
The senate approved a resolution urging state officers and boards to prefer goods produced or manufactured in the state for institutional supplies. In articles not made locally, bidders who are residents with established state businesses should get preference. The measure passed February 7 in the Senate and February 4 in the House. A produce exchange proposal in Topeka was discussed after recent meetings with low attendance due to officials at education board duties and a G A encampment.
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Senate
Topeka
Board of Education
G. A
Train Hits Wagon Kills Children in Johnstown Collapse
A west bound Pennsylvania railroad mail train struck a wagon carrying several children in Johnstown Pennsylvania last night. Joseph Lagos aged 11 was killed and Hugh Greenwood 40 Frank McCoy 11 and Samuel Caldwell 2 were injured.
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Johnstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Joseph Lagos
Hugh Greenwood
Frank McCoy
Samuel Caldwell
Bankrupt Earl of Bustos Declared in London
Henry James Fitzroy, Earl of Bustos and eldest son of the seventh Duke of Grafton, was declared bankrupt in London. A petition was filed by a financing firm acting as creditors for about 25000 dollars.
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London
Earl of Bustos
Henry James Fitzroy
Duke of Grafton
Garret Missing and Supposed Murder at Laredo
A garbled report from Paso, Texas claims United States Consul Garret at Laredo has vanished after a hunting trip ten days ago. The piece mentions a supposed murder of Garret and the involvement of general Mesias of Nueva Laredo, but details are unclear.
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United States
Laredo
Paso
Tex
Garret
Nueva Laredo
Real Estate Transfers From a Local Ledger
Fawn Pierce and wife transfer property to Edward C. Stith with a stated amount. J A Nelson and wife sell blocks on Wisconsin Ave Keystone Sub to J G Kenney, then Kenney to C H Shearer. Ma Haird and huertand transfer to W Mason. B A Parker and wife to J E Smearer. Cromer run wife to ds J Palier LAO with Buchsnan Street details. Totty and wife to O Bischam on Muncook Street Counts add. Ward to D F Dickingon with parcels on Fillmore Street Throop’s add. A Morand and wife to C H Morand containing lots on Pulimore Street Quin ton Heights add.
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Fawn Pierce
Edward C. Stith
Norris Street
Arta
J. A. Nelson
J. G. Kenney
Toke
Wisconsin Ave
Keystone
Kenny
C.H. Shearer
MA Haird
Huertand
W. Mason
B.A. Parker
J. E. Smearer
Cromer
Ds J Palier
Lao
Buchsnan Street
Edwariy Treet
Totty
Bischam
GY Muncook
Add
Milionaire Tramp at Crawford Nets Fair Business
Elmer Walters melodrama "A Milionaire Tramp" starring Gus Mortimer drew fair business at Crawford last night. The show echoed the earlier production "Phot mighbred Tramp" with mixed reception and the cast used their own scenery. Separately, the National Live Stock Association notes a convention rate of two dollars for delegates with travel extending to January 7, enabling an excursion Kansas City to New Orleans after adjournment.
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Elmer Walters
Gus Mortimer
Denver
Colo
National Live Stock Association
M. Pratt
Southwestern Passenger Bureau of
St Louis
Rameus City
Tte
Southweatern Association
Ter Hiouits
Indias
Okisharma
Minsouri
Texas
Kansas City
New Orleans
Rioting Soldiers Face Court Martial Charge Near Lombard Street
Col. Aston Must Answer in San Francisco as Lt Col Jourerh F Muston of the Nineteenth Infantry is ordered before General Court Martial next Friday. He faces charges tied to his duties during rioting near the Lombard street entrance to the Presitia where two saloons were wrecked by soldiers at the post.
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Aston
San Francico
Get
Hughes
Jouerh F Muston
Nineteenth Infantry
Governor Bliss Hurt in Parade Incident Near Washington
Governor Fine of Michigan rode with his old regiment in the Michigan division when he was injured in a horse mishap near Washington during the GAOR parade. He received treatment at Grand Army hospital and was later moved to his hotel. The injuries are described as serious but not life threatening.
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Bliss Hurt
Washington
Fine
Michigan
Bodty
Grand Army Hospital
Insurrection Reported Across Macedonian Towns
A messenger reached Kiln in the Mace donie region bearing a telegram to the Macedonia committee at Sofa. Nicoloff, a revolu tionist leader, signs the message and says a general insurrection has broken out in a dozen places across Macedon.
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Macedonia
Sofa
Kiln
Macedonie Trentier
Nicoloff
Macedonist
Striking Miner Shot Near Shenandoah Home
In Shenandoah Pennsylvania miner Martin Mc Andrew struck down near his home after refusing to name his attacker. He died at his door after two unknown men carried him there and fled.
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Shenandoah
Dot —Martin Mc Andrew
Still Under i Laws Giyns ad N.Y. Ort. City
Unclear OCR passage notes semi martial law in the city and patrols after dark. Mentions Henry Tumisey secretary of the assembly was arrested today on charges.
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N.Y
Tatean Valley
O.nita
Duri Heny
Tumisey
Ae and Assembly
Women and schools dominate Topeka news mix
In Topeka this week a wide range of local notes appear including church mission supper reports, high school football refusals to play, and a pension grant for a veteran. Various civic events, court actions, and community social plans are noted with names of local figures and institutions.
School bonds work and new gym open in city notes
In Lansing A V Lindell to send angel food and tracts while awaiting appointment. Nelson may appoint a new clerk and the school bond work requires careful handling. Ott and Crosby lead the M C A at the gym opening with exhibits and a musical recital by Ada Taylor and David Rowle. The summer gym overhaul adds ping pong and shuffle boards. An Episcopal chapel is rising near Sixth and Lake Streets for Santa Fe shop workers with Rev F J Collar in charge. Sunday services and a large Sunday school membership are noted.
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Lansing
A. V. Lindell
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Nasdeen
New State Bank
North
Pee Tt
Nelson
Linde
Selson
Ott
Warren Mr. Crosby
Ada Taylor
David Rowle
DeHarboul
Sixth
Lake Streets
F. J. Collar
Inte
Vincennes
Ind
Sunny School
Sherman Arrives at Angels Island After Cholera Scare
The army transport Sherman, arriving near Nagasaki with cholera aboard, reached Angel Island quarantine. No current sickness on board since Nagasaki, though nine deaths occurred among passengers earlier. Mrs. Edward Cases of San Francisco was among the deceased after Philippines travel. Passengers may land tomorrow while formal quarantine continues.
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San Francisco
Sherman
Manila
Nagasaki
Chotera
Angels Island
Mannix
Merivetes
Naanaki
Edward Cases
Phillippines
Nagasikh
Schwab to Cruise in the Mediterranean This Winter
United States Steel President Charlen M. Schwab chartered Anthony J. Drexel’s yacht Margarita for a winter Mediterranean cruise. He planned a Riviera villa but chose a voyage instead with Mrs Schwab, sailing from Marseilles after overhaul at Cowes.
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Cowes
Weiby
Schwab
Mrs Schwab
Marseilles
Arsirionn
Railroad Graders in Fight Near Mercer Station
A late night clash among Union Pacific railroad graders at Mercer six miles east of Fremont, Nebraska, left one man killed and another fatally wounded. Names were not known, and the injured man escaped on a freight train but jumped off before entering the yards as the sheriff hunted for the suspects.
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Freemont
Nebsort
Union Pacific Railroad
Mercer
Here
TG. Rich
Graphaphone Grand Sale Advert in Journal
An advertisement touts a Graphaphone Grand, a finest Kansas outfit with a $75 mahogany cabinet, 250 records, and celebrated features. The listing highlights a high quality machine and emphasizes value.
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Kansas
Dion
Pascare Journal
Shipping Back Coal From Hamburg To Germany Trade
The British steamer Marianne chartered by the Brauer line will move 1 000 tons of anthracite from Hamburg to Germany and return Pennsylvanian coal to the United States. The Brauer line bought 20 000 tons of coal stored at various German sites for shipment home. East side confectionery firms resupply tent dwellers with coconut shells as fuel, sold in 5 to 60 pound bags for 10 or 15 cents per bag, noted to heat better than wood though not as long as coal.
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New York
Marianne
Brauer Tri
Hamburg
Germany
Brauer
United States
East Side
Coffee Congress Eyes Limits on Adulteration
At the third session of the International Coffee Congress in New York Weld at the Coffee Exchange, a report urged governments to ban adulterated coffee and to impose strict tariffs. The committee proposed measures to increase pure coffee consumption and to set duties on substitute products to protect trade. A separate item noted the unveiling of a Confederate monument in Danville, Kentucky.
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New York
Withis City
Unveiling of Perryville Shaft Draws Vast Crowd
A ceremony at Perryville drew an estimated crowd near 10,000 as a shaft was unveiled by speakers General MC Laufey Hona Greckinridge and General J A Wrest Mise Ella Hay.
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Perryville
Mc, Laufey
Hona Greckinridge
J. A. Wrest Mise
Ella Hay
Arbitration debate ends with cautions on labor issues
United States commissioner Carroll D. Wright urged cautious use of arbitration at a Unitarium club banquet, saying it cannot settle labor questions or replace human character. He warned against fears and urged educating each man to receive rights and privileges.
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Toston
Carroll D. Wright
United States
Unitarium Club
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Japanese style
Just what you need appears to promote appetite and digestion. The ad claims the tablets cleanse and invigorate the stomach regulate the liver and bowels and relieve dullness after meals. Price 20 per box. For sale by all druggists. E Scott Denney of Helena touts a mystic cure for rheumatism saying relief came within hours.
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Chamberlain
E. Scott Denney
Helena
Mon
Sean
Convicts Relent at Santa Fe Penitentiary Break
Seventeen convicts at Santa Fe penitentiary walked out. At a quarry two miles northeast, they overpowered guards and seized guns. Only two escaped, the rest remained and berated guards. Bloodhounds pursue the two remaining fugitives toward the mesa.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Ubewo
Union Veteran Legion National Encampment Opens in Masonic Hall
Union Veteran Legion National Encampment opens in Masonic temple with 300 delegates. City Prosecutor Howard Taylor welcomes representatives of Major Harrison. General J Edwin Browne delivers the response. Ladies auxiliary meets at Sherman house. reports favor allowing nieces of members to join auxiliary. Candidates for auxiliary presidency named.
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Chicas
Union Veteran Legion
Masonic Temple
Ciy
Howard
Taylor
Harrison
J. Edwin Browne
Legion
Sherman House
Baty Dow
Columbus
Frances N. Faker
Truffato
Laura Frinte Maguire
Cincinnati
Ada J. Atorio
Ape Mixe
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National Educational Asseckation
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Graphaphone Grand
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