Revival era rails and political notes shape 1900 world
The text quotes revival era boosterism for the Burlington Route claiming 98 percent of 7492 miles, then notes a March Term expansion by absorbing Keokuk and Western railroad adding 261 miles in southeastern Iowa and northeastern Missouri. It critiques national politics with figures on spending for birth, marriage, burial, and drinking, cites Bryan versus Cleveland, and forecasts shifts in policy under McKinley and Philippine governance. It mentions Czar Reed in Washington and lists patents granted to Kansas inventors, inviting 10 cents postage for copies.
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Seara
Burlington
Keokuk & Western Bi R
Gouthsastern
Iowa
Missouri
WeKinley
Ava
Tirat
Burlington Route tourist car line to Pacific Northwest
The Burlington Route establishes a twice weekly tourist car service from Kansas City to Butte Spokane Paco ma and Seattle with stops at Lincoln Grand Island and arrives Seattle Friday and Sunday after departures Tuesday and Thursday. Cars are upholstered with bed linen and furnishings, heating, toilet, and porter service provided. Fares are low and proportional to intermediate distances amid a period of prosperity for Pacific Northwest travel.
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Burlington
Kansasity
Butte
Spokane
Pacoma
Seattle
Kansas City
Lincoln
Grand Island
Pullman ‘Porter
Political Tensions and Tariff Debate Highlight 1890s Debate
A fragmented discussion outlines power struggles within the party over McKinley and Alger. It notes aggressive rhetoric about Porto Rico, Cuba, and the Philippines, and questions what return the U.S. will gain for vast military expenditures. The piece reflects doubts about protective tariffs and party unity amid expansion plans and fiscal pressures.
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Porto Rico
Cuba
Philippines
Angels on Earth Lie Ready to Aid Night Patients
A rustic reflection notes many angels are found on earth aiding the sick by cheerful service at night. It contrasts that Cuba remains less inclined to such angelic charity at the moment.
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Cuba
Weon McNau Outshines Uourel 3B in Court Performance
The Emporia Times notes the standout performance of a player named Weon McNau over Uourel 3B as part of a contested game. The report hints at a seasoned event with witnesses and public attention, highlighting skill and effort despite unclear phrasing.
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Weon McNau
Emporia Times
The Minstrel Grand Success On Cuba stage
A Cuba band led minstrel show drew strong praise for originality and performance. Ollie Akre directed the Cuba band and received credit for staging and execution. Frank Powers opened and Grace, Ira Hill, and a sister carried the finale with “Raigmalk.” Justice Brewer commentary contrasted with local theater praise.
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Frank Powers
Oliis
Akre
Baud
Etai
The Burlington Excursions Offer Cheaper Scenic Travel
Promoters tout Burlington Route excursions as cheaper and equally scenic, inviting readers to join tours to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Excursion managers provide full details via nearby depots or Francis Gen Passenger Agent in Omaha Nebraska, with contact options. Separate item notes a pamphlet on direct legislation via initiative and referendum available for readers at a small price.
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Picl Revoir
Burtington
Burlington
San Francisc
Los Angies Loslye Porter
Worfedle
Adeéresa Lhia
Interesting Tourism Tourcars Travel Ad Copy From 19th Century
A fragmented advertisement touts Elciraton Cars on fast passenger trains linked to tours from Kangua City to Colorado Springs via Scenic Route. It promises a handsome itinerary with full information and free maps, inviting readers to request rates and reservations from agents in Topeka Kansas.
Almanac of 1809 Published With Weather Forecasts
The Almanac of 1809 by Reverend Irer Aicks announces its availability. The volume is splendidly printed and illustrated, runs 116 pages, and includes storm forecasts and other data for readers.
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Irer
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Byran
Cleveland
Jefferson
Jackson
Democratic Party
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C. A. Suen &Co
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D. GC
I.L. Boyer
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P. Frazier
Great End
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Iola
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P. Sicotte
Linsing
D. C. Stratton
Ryan
Jana
Mitea
Gov. Oteady
MeKintoy
Alger
McKinley
Aberd
Minstrel
DJ. Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Acta
Harrison
A Jas
Jlomé Market Club
Boston
Justoe Brewen
Liberal Club
Isuilala
Perce
Han Bitie
Mason and Dixon’s Vine
Solvig
Pavern
Noott Tatern
Leo
Aa Show & CO
Washington, D.C
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Orger
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Rock
Isla
Wates Ono
Kangua City
Colorado Springs
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Imap
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Topeka
Kan
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Ott
Aler
Remit
Elansas
Afarch
Eremnec
J. C. McHenry
Feneral
Ansas
QO. B. Smith
Advocate
B. Smith
Kansas
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Cornie Fang
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Clifton
H. & M. Coughlin
Cuba Kansas
Abus
Buna Ywlecdiy
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