Statement on postmaster tenure under McKinley era policy
Washington, Repl 12 Poetmaster Gruvrat Payne addresses policy in appointing postmasters with reference to the tenure rule. He notes attempts to prevent removal after four years and discusses customary practice during President Meitnbey’s term, citing opposition to a fixed four-year removal limit.
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Washington
Gruvrat Payne
Fharth Muin
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Meitnbey
New York Botanical Garden to Begin Philippine Flora Study
The New York Botanical Garden plans a long term project this month to study Philippine flora. Dr. Britton and staff will lead fieldwork, with support from multiple donors, exploring numerous islands for rare plants and specimens. Funds come from Vanderbilt and other sources, aiming to map biodiversity and collect data over several years.
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New ‘York Botanics Garden
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Aion
Fn Howe
Bern
Wocoe Hines
Plorida
California
Bermudas
San Juan
Wurf-Benien
Howe Mike
Derelict wrecks linked to plant life and drifting bladders
A New York Post report recounts a claim that wrecked derelicts near navigation beacons are tied to a weed whose dark maroon berries and bladders aid buoyancy. The fragment describes how broken fruit yields emery like matter, while the plant uses frustation-like propagation and follows rock-linked conventions.
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New York Post
New Orleans Hopes Grain Futures Market Rise
A New Orleans committee plans a fact finding tour to New York and other cities to study establishing grain futures trading. The move aims to boost local grain exports, as the year shows wheat and corn shipments heavily routed through larger ports and New Orleans seeks to become a primary grain market.
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New Orleans
New York
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New York Times
Deaths and Funerals Notice for Mrs Nettie Henry of Kansas City
Mrs Nettie Henry of Kansas City dies at home on Topeka Avenue from organic heart trouble. Body sent to Gitson for interment. funeral details pending. Also notes Francis Jett 9, interment in Topeka Cemetery. Clovin Hhle dies of fever with funeral held earlier today.
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Nettie Ie Henry
Kansas City
Topeka
Priday
Gitson
Francis A. Jett
Ber Dome
Elscoin
Mt Selec
Clovin Hh Imle
O'Chiek
Local Services And Notices In A Town
Local brief itemizes Sunday services at Belvete school house with 4 15 o clock sermon and 3 15 Sunday School. Mentions moves purchases and appointments including Maine of Pratt now in Toreka, Libbie Clary visiting Kansas City, Geo B Peck department, brick contractor talks, Metcalf return to Lawrence, school opens Thursday, teachers meeting, and a Swedish church lecture on The Coming of Christ. Also notes Chicago mayor invitation, Monday school chess, and Topeka tree employment report with August figures.
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Belvete School
RT. Maine
Pratt
Toreka
Taylor
Reat
Haine
Mim Libbie Clary
Huchanan
Kansas City
Geo. B. Peck
Neason
Shich
James Ram~rey
City Broneer
Jamis McCabe
Tony
Mina Helen Metcalf
sRer
Mra Metcalf
Lawrence
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Satrom
Carter Harrison
Chicago
Besant
Hunt
Colorado
Martindals
Tyler Street
Cora DeLong
Mie
Ema Stafford
Pearl Raber
Mae Carnie
J. E Mercer
Mira Hazel Reet
Fred Walker
Georgi Garre
Unsuitable Fragments From Vintage Ad Text This Item
Fragmentary OCR reading shows disjointed phrasing about nervousness sleep trouble and kidneys with questionable archaic medical claims. The text references Hood's Sarsaparilla and phrases like reins in year bodding the fetus but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
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Hood
Crawford Promises Quiet Theatre Growth in St Louis
L M Crawford, manager of Crawford circuit houses gear for Grant Paynoes ety mrt, discusses a new theater in a growing part of St Louis. He praises the venue as cool, safe, and genteel, promising a splendid year with a big New York attraction for the summer and fair.
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L. M. Crawford
Crawford
St. Louis
New York
Delayed by Rains on Fair Grounds Line Progress
Rain delays hinder street railway work as crews push to complete the fair grounds line before the event. Patten predicts cars may run by Monday morning. Rebuilding may extend along Kansas Avenue but is unlikely to be ballasted for about a week. Work will continue through tomorrow.
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Fair Grounds
Patten
Merow
Farewell Services At First Baptist Church
The First Baptist church holds farewell prayer meeting Thursday and a reception, with Sunday to be the last day in the old building. Communion will follow the morning service. Dr Crimner will speak on Old Things Are Passed Away in the morning and All Things Are Become New in the evening. Tabernacle work at Tenth and Jackson will begin early next week as the temporary home.
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de. Crimner
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Jackson
Washington in London and a statue of Queen Victoria
A chaotic summary of debates in The Saturday Review and Ontario loyalists over erecting a Washington statue in Britain and the implications for Anglo American ties. The piece cites Joseph Choate, Canadian sentiment, and fears of revolutionary symbolism in a provocative cross Atlantic proposal.
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London
Joseph Hodges Choate
Queen Victoria
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George Weastington
Great
Saturday Review
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Yengland
Haripers Weekly
Hastily Made Citizens and the Immigration Question
A New York Journal of Commerce opinion argues political over economic concerns drive alien immigration. It warns against granting suffrage to rapidly naturalized foreigners lacking language and civic knowledge, noting their alienation from U S institutions and the risk to democratic duties.
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New York Journal of Commerce
Five Inches of Rain in St Paul and Statewide
A severe rainstorm swept St Paul and much of the state last night. Officials reported five inches of rain in the 18 hours ending 7 p.m., washing sand across streets and hindering streetcar service. The report notes weather disruption and mentions a rest area for ladies at Best Place and other details at the fair grounds.
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Fearful Odds Against Him Bedridden Soldier J J Havens
An old soldier named J J Havens is described as bedridden and destitute, alone and tormented by disease. Doctors and medicine failed to help, and he sought care from a healer who claimed to offer a road to complete recovery. The account portrays his frail condition and the desperate struggle for relief.
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Stich
J.J. Havens
Kireine Enges
Growth of American Schools and Development of Taste
A fragment from American architecture discourse discusses how U K and English models shaped early U S building taste. It notes Washington D C landmarks, White House and city hall, credits English influence and cites the American Institute’s push to preserve historic monuments and secure a permanent Washington home, the New Post site.
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Royal Institute of British
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Christoper Wren
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Washington
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Jai
Hadtfeld
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Public Service
New Post
Fifty five essays contest at Vinewood park stakes
Forty five essays were submitted for prizes offered by Vinewood park management for best description of Vinewood park. Judges are reading manuscripts to decide the top three. Prizes include gold coins and a Book of street cars.
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Nccessys
Vinewood Park
Pirat
Cold storage hens and egg preservation details
An article discusses cold storage for eggs, noting price controls, future consumption growth, and a 100 year old method using light. It compares outdated lamps to modern electric lighting, explains egg freshness tests by eye, and outlines February storage start and August spoilage. It also describes packing house temperatures near 30 degrees and brine circulation, stressing cleanliness and sorting stale from fresh eggs.
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Dresden
Emer
Middle States
New York Tribune
The Thermometer Scale and Its History
A brief overview traces the thermometer’s origins from Newton and Fahrenheit to modern divisions. It notes Newton’s body heat basis, Fahrenheit’s refinements, and the 12, 24, and 4-part divisions leading to the current scale. Also mentions related notes on livestock losses from hydrophobia in Independence Kansas.
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Ieee
Sir Isaac Newton
Harting
Newton
Etikain
Mad dog kills Kelley’s hound amid cattle scare report
Fragmentary notes recount a dog owned by Mr Kelley going mad and being killed after biting cattle, with mention of returning to a scene. New York dispatch cites United States news and rising casualty counts in the Philippines as bodies are recovered. text references medicines and remedies for minor injuries.
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United States
Manila
Philippine Islands
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