State Journal appears to praise labor accord and trust debate
The Topeka State Journal notes federal and state positions on labor disputes and trust taxation. It cites Indianapolis and Delaware viewpoints on monopolies, while praising the Kansas state convention endorsements of Roosevelt and calling for resolution of labor tensions. It also reports large profits by U S Steel and Standard Oil, with commentary on trust influence and consumer tax effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morwan
Truste Ynust
Indianapolis Sentinel
United States Steel Corporation
Standard OU Company
Beet sugar industry report shows steady U S outlook
Special agent J Saylor reports on beet sugar in the United States noting 47 operating factories, 11 more than in 1900. Complete stats from 37 plants show 360,211,733 pounds produced at a cost of 7.5555 million for sugar, with 1,656,802 paid in wages averaging 1.20 per day. beet consumption in processing is listed but not completed in the excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuaries J. Saylor
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Han
Agricultural Department
Mr.Saylor
Sugar beet yields and profits across the U S
The article analyzes sugar beet cultivation across a vast region from the Hudson River west to the Rockies. It estimates yields of 12 to 18 tons per acre under varied conditions, with gross returns of 48 to 65 dollars per acre and net profits ranging from 18 to 25 dollars, rising to 76 and even 100 dollars under optimal soil and climate. It notes irrigation in some areas boosts yields and value, while land rent and farmer costs are considered.
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Hudson River
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Milnels
Iowa
Nebraska
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minpesota
South Dakota
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
Idlaho
Washington
Oregon
Coast
Baylor
Parade plans and crime notes in Kansas week
A jumble of local items from Reno to Ottawa and Wichita recounts parades and a prairie schooner, waterworks plans in Newton, streetcar mischief by boys, a Beloi t millet crop, a pastor’s schedule, and a Hutchinson hotel theft report.
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Reno County
Buffalo Bill
Franklin County
Newton
Atchison
Sedgwick
Mts
Wishlte
Winfeld
Arkansas
Southwest
Kansas
Wepre
Abilene
Lincoln
Wichita
R Car Company
Ottaws
Kansas City
Heisler
Beloit
Marble Cutter Attempted Payment Delay Scene
A marble cutter in Atchison faced delays or slow payment issues described in the brief Globe sighting. The fragment mentions a pause in financial transactions and a local setting, with no further details available.
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Atchison
Disfigured Skin Wasted by Decay in Old Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a medical or health related issue with skin decay. Mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla and references to a woman related to gestation themes. Text is garbled and lacks clear event or attribution.
Fragmentary News Fragment on Courtship and Names
A garbled OCR fragment discusses marriage, brides and grooms, and social behavior. It mentions boys avoiding mischief, girls adopting outlandish names, and a line about Parvath in September guiding a selection. The text is incomplete with unclear dates or places.
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Bemekow
Fupartent
Barnes On A Tour For Kansas Exhibit
W H Barnes secretary of the State Horticultural Society tours the state gathering grain and fruit samples for a Kansas exhibit at a national G A R encampment. He will visit Wichita and Well and plans to secure top items from fairs to showcase in Washington. The display will travel with a 40 000 copy Kansas handbook souvenir edition.
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W. H. Barnes
State | Horticultural Society
Kansas
G. A. HL
Ashington
Coburn
Last Daye of Pompeii Held Under Canvas in Topeka
Anderson and club faced a puzzling disruption at the amphitheater where over a hundred entered the canvas venue. A large police force will guard the tent tonight as the secretary and committee vow to prevent further incidents. The “best citizen” warned of an eruption if trouble recurs.
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Pompeii
Topeka
T. J. Ee
Rooke 6 Sevelal
Mejor Anderson
Local family returns from Denver and jail escape news
Dr and Mrs T A Ryder arrive home from Denver. Mary Waite returns to her city jail cell with her bondsman Lindsay after capture in Kansas City. Prosecuting witness has left for Mexico, leaving her status safer. Tom Coney, once a coal slant worker, is sought by marshals after an ambiguous elopement claim in town.
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T. A. Ryder
Denver
Warren Crosby
Larmages
Arnett
Crosby
Croby
Mary Waite
Lindsay
Kanaan
Mexico
Tom Coney
Cobie
Slant Niles
Rennesee
Ay Rose
Coney
Kansas
Returs $465 via Benth Fa entral Kansas fair
The fragmentary item notes a transfer of 465 dollars related to a Central Kansas fair held September 15 to 19. It mentions football in Nebraska and references names like Thomas Lyons, Anthony Scott, and Adelns, though many words are garbled. The entry appears to record a donation or payment linked to local events and a family obituary.
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Rutchinson
Benth Faentral
Kansas Fair
Probe into Bedwell asylum case sparks license review
Petition filed with Shawnee county alleges Bedwell asylum operated without a license and mismanaged care. It claims Jacob Rynerson and staff assaulted patient Jacob Byzerson, leaving him bedridden with multiple wounds. State board urged to investigate and revoke permission to operate.
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Tartare
Brenes
Allen
Ottawa
Bedwell Asylum
Shawnee County
Auld Bedwell Asylum
Jacob Rynerson
Rynerson
Dacob Rynerson
Bedwell
Charitien
Tes
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Neen
Samson Answers to the Editor on Kansas State Fair row
A reader letter from Samson defends Kansas State Fair officers against accusations of liquor revenue and improper conduct. He demands a public retraction, cites actions against liquor sales on fair grounds, and names several managers including Upney, Pankey, and Pritchard in disputing the piece published in the State Journal. He asserts he and others abstain from liquor and urges accountability for alleged misstatements.
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State Journal
Kansas State Fair Association
McParland
Allem
Yio
Yio Oficere
Zepeke
Methodist Church
Samson
Upney
TB Baret
BP Pankey
Pritchard
Uheae
Local preacher faces public controversy over tent sale
In a community dispute tied to a church and grounds, Samson the treasurer of the Kansas State Exposition reports friction over a tent sale and the removal of a tent. A police officer notes involvement in moving the tent while critics accuse a rival of sensationalism and outdoing others.
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Sither
Methodint
Mynor
Yale
Samson
Kannas State Exposition Ca
Unloved Linda and the Mountain Bear Tale
A fragmented rural scene centers on a mountain family, a man named Duane, and a cautious Linda as they discuss a bear encounter and Linda's long silence. The narrator recalls a bear hunt with a clubfooted bear marked with X, while domestic talk mixes with tales of a ghostly rumor and a barroom style storytelling.
Renfrew tale of a bear and a mountain cabin
Fragment from a 1902 period piece shows a mountain cabin scene with a bear at the door. A tense exchange unfolds as a couple debates marriage and future, while a man contemplates assistance and a rough, westward weather setting frames the drama. The passage ends with publication metadata.
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