Kansas Antiquated Press Picks Sagas and Scandals
The Atchison Globe favors changing Carrie Nation’s name to Helen D Nation while reporting on race tensions in Kansas and political chatter across Conway Arkansas. It notes Mars signals, Pat Crowe sightings, and Uncle Bill Childers’ election loss. Fort Logan Roots visit, Little Rock reception, and upcoming St Louis World’s Fair are covered with strong opinions on public funds.
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Atchison Globe
Carrie Nation
Helen D. Nation
Mark Hanna’s Ship Subsidy Bill Faces Imminent Defeat
The piece condemns the ship-subsidy bill as a corrupt measure with no redeeming features and notes a strong political push to pass it. It also reports a proposed change in pardoning to a state board of pardons including the governor, secretary of state, and attorney-general as a reform after alleged abuses by Gov. Jones.
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Mark Hanna
State Board of Pardons
Secretary of State
Jones
Hill Draws Democratic Backing in National Rally
The Texas legislature invites David B. Hill to visit during the current session, seen as a sign of rising winds within the party. Hill’s strength is evident across Democrats nationwide, a fact underscored by the Kansas City convention’s enthusiastic reception of his appearance.
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Savannah
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Cervera
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Wm. E. Chandler
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S Litchcock
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Suffrage repeal movement and political criticism across states
A Kansas drive to repeal woman suffrage faces claims of corrupting politics and arguments about women's influence at elections. The piece also critiques Gov Jones for pardons and discusses Jeff Davis in Arkansas, alongside a proposal by the Arkansas State Teacher's Association for uniform college entrance and graduation standards to protect degree value.
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Kansas
Arkansas State Teacher's Association
Friends of Higher Education
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Senator McNemer Proposes Reform School Bill
Senator McNemer introduces a bill to maintain a reform school for juvenile offenders. The proposal argues youth should not be imprisoned with hardened criminals, as such confinement destroys any chance of reform.
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McNemer
Cuba
Geo. Lacey
Fort Worth
McKinley
South Africa
Harris
Kansas
Senate
Naval Board of Construction
Boand
Lynching Remarks Stir Across Regions Comment
An editorial notes a mob in Leavenworth Kansas burned a black man after breaking into a jail, claiming innocence. It cites other recent lynchings in Limon Colorado Mansfield Ohio and New York City and argues Northern critics should refrain from condemning Southern lynching.
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Kansas
Leavenworth
Limon
Colo
Mansfield
New York City
Frisco Eyes Northern Line Move From Little Rock
A Frisco contractor in Frisco reports to the Arkansas Democrat that the railroad is surveying from Little Rock toward Yellville or another northern town. He says the Frisco plans a line to Little Rock, with possible offers to the Little Rock Northern, and that the company will first survey, estimate costs, and determine its next move. The engineer has already bought outfitting here and a survey party is near Frisco.
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Arkansas Democrat
Democrat
Hinkly
Little Rock
Phillips
Yellville
Arkansas
Frisco
Little Rock Northern
Culberson
Texas
Senate
Paris, Choctaw & Little Rock Railway Company
Red River
Red River County
Indian Territory
Hot Springs
Ark
Free silver sugar shell offer to Conway ladies renewed
A Chicago mail-order note extends a renewal of a free silver-plated sugar shell to any married lady in Conway and nearby who asks for it. The item sells normally for forty cents, retailers charge fifty to seventy five cents, and the firm requests a cutout request plus a couple of stamps to cover mailing costs.
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Conway
Quaker VaLiRy Mes. Co
Morgan and Harrison Sts
Chicago
England to Build Two of World’s Largest Battleships
A broad overseas program includes two giant battleships for England. Other items note political shifts in Tennessee and Illinois, ship and gas explosion fatalities, labor calls for arbitration, and maritime incidents from Europe to New Orleans.
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England
Bradfield Regulator Promises Cure for Female Ailments
An advertisement touts Fryit Bradfield's Female Regulator as a natural cure for menstrual irregularities nervousness headaches backache and womb concerns. It claims soothing herbs and vegetables sourced by nature provide relief and urges indiscriminate trial with a dollar bottle available through Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta Georgia. a free illustrated booklet is offered.
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Bradfield
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Getting Thin Health Ad for Scott's Emulsion Cure
An advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as a remedy for thinness caused by overwork or under digestion. It claims oil balances work, supports vitality, and urges trying a free sample, with prices 50c and $1.00 through physicians or druggists.
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Scott
SOWNE
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