State Journal Wire Ruling and World’s Fair Plans
The State Journal reports on wireless wire rulings affecting its service and notes preparations for the World’s Fair exhibit. Mentioned are Paul Block and offices in New York Chicago and Topeka with references to Canada tariffs and telegraph operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pajares Nde da Aia
Topeka
Kaw
Ka State Journal
Eaneas
New York
Vanderhill
Paul Bock
Chicago
Paul Block
History of the Alana boundary dispute summarized
The Martford Courant compiles a history noting Canadian claims to an Alaska coast stretch from Washington to Prince of Wales Island and Portland Channel. It outlines Canada’s 410 mile eastward ambition to reach Mount St. Elias, the Hudson Bay Company’s influence, Russian and British interests, and the 185 treaty framework affecting continental northwest America.
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Martford Courant
Dumiskn
Canada
Klondilte
Engiteliner Ormosrisd Im Te Hudson Fay Company
Alaska
Fumie
Anii
Portland
Charles Baent
Allew
Stratfort Canning
America
Russia
United States
Turin
Mikers
Ruevians Aes
Nadian
Shin Commission
Canada United States near boundary arbitration drama unfolds
A long report notes tense negotiations between Canada and the United States over Alaska boundary terms and the role of a mixed tribunal in London. It discusses potential shifts of Juneau and Dyea Skagway, the 1825 Anglo Russian treaty base, and the necessity of agreement for any territorial changes.
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Shecking
Canada
United States
Hay
Herbert. Agrams
London
Lord Alverstone
Richard Webster
Ukeford Eblet
England
Didot
Dyea
Skagway
Juneau City
Alaska Boundary Tribunal
Atte Tay
Inié Down
Portland Channel
Railing plan sparks council chamber controversy
The fragment describes a strategy to place a railing in the council chamber behind the dais. Councilman Joseph Griley, head of the building committee, is sought in connection with railing placement to affect deliberations at the next meeting. The plan aims to have the railing installed in time for the upcoming session.
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Joseph Griley
Denks
Light Laat 4eewenss Ass to Quirrt Bottle Maple Syrup
Sifeed peaches for cream. can.100 Our celebrated Light Laat 4eewenss ass to Quirrt bottle Maple Syrup.26¢.
Low Price Grocery Item List From Vintage Ad
A fragmented grocery ad lists assorted items and prices such as Best Hams, California hams, log cabin maple syrup, jumbo pickles, pears, laundry soap, pumpkin, pancake flour, seeded raisins, empire state maple syrup, high patent flour and other goods with cents per item and bulk prices, reflecting a mid century retail catalog.
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Empire State
Aoa Nice Ohlone
Herald High
Gate security plan involves city officials at entrance
Councilmen propose a guarded gate with Philip Sprague on duty to admit only city officials and those with immediate business. Gilley is seeking to buy a quantity of old walnut railing once used in the federal courtroom at the government building.
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Philip Sprague
Gilley
Federal Court Room
Government
Governor at Home After Fort Riley Visit
Governor Bailey returned from Fort Riley by way of Kansas City and attended a university alumni banquet in Topeka with Mrs. Bailey. He praised military maneuvers as real and beneficial, hoping to boost militia interest and National Guard strength in the state.
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Bailey
Hevith
Ft. Riley
Kansas City
Topeka
Governor's College
University of Illiois
Cogies
National Guard
Topeka-Manhattan Interurban Franchise Fray
Streets and walks committee considers a new Interurban franchise from Topeka to Manhattan. L B Dolman proposes a heavy agreement copied from the city railway charter and rejects bond guarantees for road construction. He warns the council may drop the project if a bond is required and urges public service backing.
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Topeka
Manhattan
L. 8
Dolman
City Railway
North
Air Dolman Wald
Uta
I Boms
Local Notes Include Fire Alarm Indirectly Cited and Legal Movements
Local notes report Mr C L Needham of Kansas City taking a position with Abe J August and a note on Van degrift in Kansas City. A fire at Lideys laundry rear on Kanes avenue caused a tire alarm, started by sparks from the machines, extinguished for a $10 loss. R M Johnson, 60, arrested for indecent proposals to girls on Kansas Avenue between Seventh and Eighth Streets. he is a vagrant. Annie Johnson, found wandering in Highland Park, deemed insane in probate court and to be sent to asylum. A 17 year old daughter of Gus Johnson noted. A marriage license issued in probate court for Allan Brown and Sarah Seywell, both of Topeka. Rev EB Powell visiting, to preach Sunday. A compromise verdict of $4650 awarded to Fred Pernell in district court in a suit against Ott and Embree, executors of the estate of Elixa Chhriman.
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C. L. Needham
Kansas City
Abe J. August
Be Vandegrift
Rick
Rome
Kansas
Cis
Lidey
Kanes Avenue
Eighth
Ninth
R. M. Johnscn
Kansas Avenue
Seventh
Johnson
Annie Johnson
Highland Park
Gus Johnson
Lincoln Street
Ty Allan Brown
Sarah Seywell
Topeka
EB. Powell
First Unitarian Church
A. Wyman
Altos
Powell
Frank Foster
Fred Pernell
Distetet
Amal
Ott and
Embree
Act of Comity: U S Seeks Mexico Surrender of Kratz
Washington October 23 The State Department has asked the Mexican government to surrender Charles J Kratz a staged booze r from Mexico to St Louis for trial The Mexican constitution blocks surrender of fugitives charged with bribery prior to a new extradition treaty The action marks an unusual request by the United States government to Mexico and is awaiting further guidance from officials in Mexico and Governor peers a.
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Washington
Stave Department
Hiie
Mexico
St Louis
Charles J. Kratz
State Department
United States
Na Peers A
Various Dispatches Hit by Western Telegrams
General Miles returns to San Francisco from a southern state trip and plans eastward travel in a day or two while a London railway wreck at Lowerty Bridge leaves one dead and twelve injured. Horace N Allen, U.S. minister to Korea, arrives in San Francisco on leave before resuming duties in Seoul. Charles T Centre, leather workers union official, has been wheted.
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San Francisco
Cal
Miles
London
Lowerty Bridge
United States
Jaeer
Horace N. Allen
Kores
Alien
Seoul
Korea
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Topeka State Journal
Frank P. Maclenman
Vollumme
Associated Frese
the State Journal aRember
Pires Coenivel
St. Lowra
Dowte
Ann
Boston
Philadelphi
Ag Beirac
Kin
Washington Post
Wilson
Stel Corporation Wail
Palace of Mines and Metallurgy
Goad Weeks
Wellington
McPherson
Lemp Brewing Company
Leavenworth
Emporia Twins
Yas
Santa Fe
Iola
Garnett
Ottawa
Hetchinson Council
Rabbie
Star Grocery Wholesale and Retail
E. Montgomery
Prop
Fleur
Hart
Japan
California
Fraser Bros
C.G.D
West Sixth St
Bell Phone
Independent Phone
Fort Riley
Interurban Company
Gntinental
Longley
Excelio
Hart Peas
Lakeside Peas
Hubbard
van Camps
van Camp
Snider
Snyder
Sean
Saymon
Wotmore
Pic Dunham
Jersey
Porterhouse
Ste
Limburger
Swiss
Brick
Davis Mercantile
Kratz
Thority
Don
Ge Kratz
Guadalajara
Charies T Centre
Batiobel
United Brotherhood of Leather Workers and Harness and
Ralston
Royal
Pennsylvania
Monarch
Herkimer
Neufchutel
Kaynefort
Waterland Brick
W. H. Herring
Eckert & Walker
Y.M.C
Dean
Castoria
New Crawford Theater
Mivian Eropenti
Marie Heath
the van Dyke Co
Whitney Opera Company
Johnny
Grand Opera House
Irving French CO
Jack Eter
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