Preacher Poet Publishes Verse Based Book At Ft Scott
Long profile of Pastor Harry Mills formerly at Washburn who writes The Sod House in Heaven a verse book that blends sermon and poetry. He describes reception among critics and lay readers, notes plans to publish by October 15, and recalls personal family moments inspiring the work including his wife and two young children.
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Gov seeks UB in cars and theater openings headline week
A chaotic local summary covers Gov plans for automotive ventures and cultural openings, a Topeka prosecutors bid, city council clashes, and a pioneer death. It notes rail earnings, a murder plot, a fire, and political appointments as telegraphic items roll in from surrounding regions.
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Turbulent year in world affairs and labor unrest
Fragmented OCR note mentions US expectations of harmony with Austria Hungary and William of Berlin, tensions with Turkey, and labor day celebrations. Reports on strikes, peace conferences in New York, a murder trial in Holton, and a bishop’s sister dying in India. Vague references to Danish prince and Tutt commission work.
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Experor Wiliam
Berlin
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Turbulent 19th Century Headlines From The Press
Fragments describe events from Honolulu quarantine to McKinley assassination and Cuba policy. Reports note King Edward health concerns, Alabama disfranchisement, Texas reapportionment, Cuban control, Pan American visit, and a deadly Buffalo shooting. Weather, rail robberies, and ecumenical meetings also appear among varied notices.
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de. Krause
August Commercial Failures Show Looming Strikes
Reports to R G Dun Co reveal August 1909 US commercial failures totalled 803 with $9,965,205 debts. Manufacturing defaults reached $4,611,570, traders owed $4,274,102, and brokers, transporters, and others not in main groups amounted to $672,854. A strike on the Pacific coast and steel disruptions helped push failures higher, especially among small capital and credit-worthy firms.
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R. G Dun & Co
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Amere
Pacific
Clarses
Navy appoints Lemley as Judge Advocate for Inquiry
The Navy Department has assigned J. Lemley to act as Judge Advocate before the key Court of Inquiry. He will act with impartiality, protecting the interests of the Department and the officer under investigation.
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J. Lemley
Jey Court of Inquiry
Great Potato Yield in Weld County Sparks Notice
Fragmented report notes a northern Colorado potato growers association urging action in Weld County. Officials banished most potatoes in Creeley district while claiming potential farm losses were saved by delays. Estimates suggest 75 to 100 bushels per acre possible with proper care.
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