Boers to Colonize Mexico Pass Ten Ger 16
Boers seek land in northern Mexico as refugee resettlement proceeds. Mention of a meeting with authorities and a call for relocation to establish Boer settlements, with details about a request to secure parcels of land and regional arrangements.
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Women Vote Debate Draws Wide Audience at Suffrage Rally
A large crowd heard suffrage leader Carrie Chapman Catt advocate women's voting rights and discuss the era’s gender equality. Speakers, including Helen Kimber and Rev. Abram Wyman, framed the issue as a moral and societal evolution, with emphasis on political reform and the role of women in public life.
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Suffrage Talk Highlights Woman's Equal State Role
Mrs. Catt argues modern life erases gender limits and urges labor unions to back female votes. She says conventions enforce public duty for women and cites municipal suffrage as longstanding, urging education of a public conscience and sustained activism for expansion of the franchise. Helin Kimbershin outlines a plan of work for the year to secure support for women’s vote in 1904.
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Stebbins Makes Time At Independent Meetings
The Independents held three campaign meetings last night at Berry Creek and Pleasant Hill schools and Walnut Grove moved by Harold Pace. Speakers included L A Stebbins and F M Jackson with Miss Hazel Parr singing. More events announced for tonight at Tennessee church and Pleasant Ridge crossroads with speakers Moeoks Foster and others.
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Effects of fuel shortages on factories and industry
New York reports severe fuel shortages across December, affecting coke deliveries and factory output. Lehigh Valley reports supply constraints easing for iron and steel, with higher production costs and delayed shipments. Consumers face rising coke prices, while exporters see renewed demand and divergent price trends. Overall, manufacturers anticipate end of year impacts in production, shipping, and consumer markets.
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Castro's Last Stand and Bolivian Rubric Remains
Washington dispatch reports a cable from a U S Army official in Caracar suggesting Castro faces a final stand as battles determine the date of the revolution. In London Hugh Armour Ward of New York wed Sara Glitry, daughter of a senior U S Senate clerk, at St Margaret's Westminster.
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Grand Topeka Wedding Reception Filled With Palms
Mrs Lee and society guests hosted a reception at Steinberg's Mall with palms, scarlet salvia, and fern decorating the dining hall. A full orchestra played as Mabel Pury Martin wed Austi C. Heady of Monterey, with Rev. James Philly de Gevers Haye officiating in Grace Cathedral.
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New California Cure Claim For Brights Disease And Diabetes
A bold notice asserts a California treatment and new compounds cure Brights disease and diabetes. It claims recovery percentages as high as 97 percent and says investigation details are conclusive. Readers are urged to request reports and the new treatment for urgent cases.
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Foot Caught In Water Pipe Trapping Two Year Old
Two year old Donald Waggoner was freed after his foot became wedged in a shut off water box near Fourteenth Street and Tipekt avenue. Rescue efforts involved removing dirt and cutting away pipe to free the boy, who sustained minor bruises. His father A T Weexoner assisted, and the child was unharmed beyond the injury.
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Cal Organizes Broom Trust in New York
Reported plans outline a 16 manufacturer group preparing to form a trade consolidation in the United States. They will meet early next month in New York to decide organization details and aim to boost export trade to Europe and South America. A plant already secured. projected consolidation valued around 5 000 000. Visual ad language references remedies and testimonials accompany the text.
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