Kansas Notes Reflect Turbulent News Across State
The Kansas notes column reports General W E Wordy aiming for Old Mexico and tribal restlessness, cattle facts in Kingman County led by John Arrington, electricity for Lincoln Center, and rising resignations of justices of the peace. It mentions a rescue mission to Jerusalem, a Fort Scott murder case, and local political shifts including Secretary Coburn’s beef book at Stanford.
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W.E. Wordy
Coffeyville
Wich
Old Mexico
Hardy
Gurds
A. F. Jones
Pratt
Mr. Jones
Kingman
Kingman Journal
Fesd
John Arrington
Lincoln Center
W. T. Wyckoff
Minscotuh Mo
United States
Kansas
Jerusalem
Watchinson
Fort Scott
Salvation Army
Avery Turner
Santa Fe
Charles HL ‘Krebs
Atchison County
California
George Finch
Washington
J.C Bradshaw
Bot Ito
Tas
Whifield
Caney City
Bailiwick
Gove County
Greenleaf & Baker
Atchison
Goffs
Coburn
Leland
Stanford University
J.P. Willis
Labette County
Lawrence
Sipes
Arkansas City
Kansas City
Bummer County
Frank Wertz
Elize, Newson
Selden
Sheridan County
William A. Briggs
Providence
Briggs
Leedy
Joseph Furniah
Wichita Police Board
H. G. Toler
Tes
A. Fatrehild
Holton ‘Signal
Samuel Osterhold
Wabaunsee
County
Cherokes
Alasantry
Many World News Items From Early 1900s Chronicle
A collage of brief items notes health updates on Secretary of War Alger, political shifts with Depew and Tabori, labor and wage tensions in New England, the Oregon and Oklahoma unrest, and various crimes and accidents. Scattered mentions include reindeer arrivals in New York, battles over tariffs, and a Klondike connection. The jumble cites diverse figures, places, and incidents without a single cohesive event.
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United States
Cincinnati
Grace Anson
Adrian C. Anson
Chicago
Walter H. Clough
Akron, C
Tinplate Manufacturers
Pittsburg
Atlantic City
McMillan
Michigan
Senate
Great Lakes
Link Mitchell
Indianapolis
Ind
New York Assembly
Joseph McKen’nnn
Supreme Justice
Theodore Durrant
California
Alta Tenas
Clell Richardson
Cassius M Clay
Wolcott Defends Bimetallism Efforts Amid Criticism
In a Senate speech Senator Wolcott defends the American bimetallic negotiations with France and Britain. He contests hostile London press reporting and India mint issues, argues for international coinage with silver, and criticizes Treasury Secretary Gage while urging continued hope of a global bimetallic agreement.
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Senate
Wolcott
Tie
Congress
Aind
London
Paris
England
House of Commons
Sr. Balfour
Michael Hicts-Beach
London Times
Lofidon
India
Mand
United States
Uint
Hod-Owyer
Public Service
Chisago Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Europe
the Treasury
NR. Gage
Gage
Congressional Committee
Ito
Ilinbo Dong
Gybank
Republican Party
M. Melive
Tribune
Ben Butterworth Dead After Long Public Service
Benjamin Butterworth known as a steadfast public official died at 3 15 PM in Trongevicts Georgia after weeks of illness at Pineywoods hotel. His wife and children were at his bedside. Those who knew him praised his exemplary daily life and faith. The Missouri commission and related plans are mentioned in a secondary note from Omaha.
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California
Augusta Nack
Martin Thorn
New York
Hull
Klondike
Ohio
Spain
James Hazard
St. Louis County
Missouri
Clayton
Pugilist Corbett
St. Louis
Seaton Perry
Washington
H. Dodson
Lewis Curral
Doleot Wawait
United States
Haywait
James E. Berry
R. F. ‘Avery & Sons
Louisville
New England
Benjamin Butterworth
Biney_Woods
Thomasville
Congress
Standard Oil Company
Sisterville
Morgantown
W. Ve
Kansas
Nebraska Boards of Transportation
Topeka
Southwest
Oklahoma
Hirthrightisher
Trongevicts
Pineywoods Hotel
Benjamin- Betterworth
Desolate tundras and distant bids in a rugged world
The article surveys the Arctic vastness from Siberia to the Lena river, describing perpetual frost and mossy bogs, winter snows, and a harsh landscape. It touches on the stern climate, isolated regions, and enduring frost since ancient times. It also references unrelated vignettes like a dental ad and household remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Siberia
Wavas
Russia
Asia
Moradver
Hora
Lena
Yalutsk
Savaral
Nossge
Allen's Foot Ease powder for foot ailments advertised
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease powder as a cure for chilblains frostbites damp sweating corns and bunions. It urges shaking into shoes and notes availability at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a sample offered.
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Allen's Moat
Ad Dreas
Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Allen's
LeRoy
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News OF the World
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Ead
M. B. ‘Ratchford
The
United Mine Workers
Tor
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Tabor
Denver
Huvane
Chauncey M. Depew
Republican Élit of
Tabarrani
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Deadwood
James @. Fair
Faward ‘A. Knight
J. A. Canning A
Boston
Dora Clay
Cassius M. Clay
John Matthews
Thomas A. Edison
Fargo
Jesse J. Phillips
Illinois Supreme Court
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Thinois Supreme Court
Lucille Lane
Blackburn
Kentucky
Wellington Hotel
B. Gidget
Wessel
Hempto
Patrick
Saybalette
Riley
Yaen
Thomas Robert's
Leslie Stanley
Kingfisher
Mark A. Hanna
John Sherman
Farmers
Agricultural Department
Anaconda
People's Party
National Populist Committee
Charles E. Everett
Akin
Bethel Church
Bourbon
Satan
William Booth
Ballington Booth
Sandy Fork
Robert Caldwell
Smith Helton
John Will
Iama
Tom Wilson
Wil Burgess
Lena Arthur Priige
Terriss
Leon R
State Bank
Efm
Nh Cae Bank
Oe Ee A
Wolgott’s
Bitaetallem
Hope
Ben Butterworth
Tor Omaha Eebibit
Johnny
Caho
Raymond Co
Fifteenth
Douglas Streets
Wile
Bnoke Sledge
Hood
Zire
W. V. Bennett
New York Life Building
Omaha
Dearborn
Anyoneena Senea
Toreo
Ore
Maine
Dearbors
Chi
Werth
Salzer Beed CO
Thompson
St. Jacobs Oil
Bigelows
Kitty
Coe
Winslow
W. M.thompson CO
Sinan
Eaigina & Ieee Harte IX
Iowa
F.h."lord
Chicago Grant Western Railway
Quincy Building
Ghicagg, Ill
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Fay Carrere
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