Kansas County Print Totals and Local Notes
Kansas report catalogs county newspaper counts by type, cites Shawnee and Wyandotte as leading counties, and lists numerous small towns with dispatches on courts, schools, editors, holidays, and local anecdotes. It notes Galena dailies, Hutchinson court funds, and a mix of anecdotes from Kansas communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karnak
Kansas
Shawnee
Sedgwick
Libette
Wyandotte
Allen
Anderson
Barker
Bourbon
Barton
Brown
St. Butler
Chase
Chautangia
Perales
Cheyenne
Claud Coffey
Hodzeman
Jackefferson
Jewell
Johnson
Leavenworth
Lincoln
Finn
Logan
Lyon
McPherson
Marion
Marshall
Meade
Miami
Itchell
Montgomery
Mor Morton
Nemuaha
Neosho
Wy Ness
Nor
Washington
Wallace
Wilson
Wichita
Wallilson
Fire at Bowery lodging house leaves six dead
Five burned to death and three injured shortly after 2 AM in a seven story lodging house at 48 Bowery New York. Victims include Charles Buttie Johan Clark Edward Doyle Henry Jackson and an unidentified man Stephen Carney later dies at hospital. Ed Wart Walker also burned and Harper a one legged man was rescued. Fire directed by Dominico Milano with firefighters and policemen aiding rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atch
Bowery
New York
Charles Buttie
Johan Clark
Edward Doyle
Henry Jackson
Stephen Carney
Martha Gallagher
Edward Walker
Homas Harper
Edwart Walker
Dominico Milano
Howeay
Contest over Kentucky governor race heard in Louisville
In Louisville, Judge Field took under advisement the claims of rival candidates to the offices of governor and lieutenant governor after arguments by Former Governor Bradley for Republicans and Zach Phelps for Democrats. No opinion is expected for several days and either side plans further appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Louisville
Bradley
Zach Phelps
Field
Circuit Court
State Court of Appeals
United States’ Supreme Court
War Office Dispatch From Roberts Reports Boer Movements
A Roberts dispatch dated Osfontein March 4 notes General Cronje and 4,000 prisoners thanking British for kindness. General Clements says Achtertang held and Joubert siding to open, Norvalspont bridge still under Boer control. Gatacre reports StormbergBoers thinning. Baden-Powell notes Mafeking quiet Feb 11. grazing improved by heavy showers aiding horses and transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Office
Roberts
Osfontein
Cronje
Wolmaraus
Modder River
Clements
Achtertang
Joubert
Norvalspont
Gatacre
Stormberg
Baden- Powell
Mafeking
Osfonstein
Subscriptions Pass 100,000 Mark for Sheldon Edition
At closing time Saturday the Sheldon edition subscriptions exceeded 100000 with a flood of letters arriving. An express wagon carried a massive mail load to the Capital office and a dozen extra clerks are needed to process mailing. Subscriptions pour in from worldwide sources as Topeka Post Office seeks more help from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Globe
Topeka
Guthrie
Washington
Mrs Stanford Seriously Ill in New York Hotel
Mrs Leland Stanford widow of the late California senator lies dangerously ill at the Fifth Avenue hotel in New York after contracting a cold during an outing. The Ray murder trial for George H Ray, delayed by a snow blockade near Auburn, proceeds as testimony begins with a jury seated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Stanford
California
New York
Stanford
Rey
George H. Ray
Rank Cheesman
Brownville
Auburn
Ray
Kaiser May Be Mediator In Transvaal Crisis
The Paris Courier du Soir reports Emperor William may mediate in the Transvaal dispute. He is seen as a peacemaker, with a telegram to the queen after Lord Roberts’s victory believed aimed at paving the way for mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene
Paris Courier du Soir
William
Transvaal
Robert
Multiple plant closures and assorted 1900s notices collide in brief
The large I. Candee Rubber plant at New Haven Conn closed with 1250+ workers idle until April 1 due to mild winter, small orders and a five day week. Other items note port negotiations in East Africa, a thief located in Iowa, and Philippine receipts of 526423 for February 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Candee Rubber Company
New Haven
Conn
Sermon on Lent and Pentecost from a Presbyterian minister
A Presbyterian preacher expounds Episcopal Lent as a call to reform moral life. He ties historic fasts to Holy Week rituals, recounts early Covenanters tokens, and contrasts heathen and Christian observances. He urges Ash Wednesday worship across parishes and reflects on the Spirit’s coming at Pentecost with biblical imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes
St. George's
Allhallow
Royal Oak
St. Vitus
Margaret
Bridget
Catherine
Andrew
James
Ethelburgh
Eisabeth
Barnabas
Simon
Jude
Covenanters
Lord Claverhouse
Paul
Henry VIII
Jesus Christ
House of
Judah
Jerusalem
Edgar Allah Pag
Lord Byron
Thomas de Quincey
Elater
Oedipus
Priam
Tyre
Memphis
Genesia
Peter
Jah
Martha
Lazarus
Mary
Christ
Mary Magdalene
Adol Tles
Jesus
Galilee
Cana
Thomas
Gead
Earth
John
Virg
Old Presbyterian Church
Irrigation vs Eastern farming praised in Idaho Snake River valley
An excerpt from a private letter extols western irrigation in Idaho's Snake River valley. The author compares east and west farming, praising reliable crops, water from canals, and vast arable land. He notes Idaho apples peaches plums and prunes, and urges eastern farmers to consider moving west for prosperity and settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tennessee
Idaho
Idahos
Union
Snake River
Salt Lake
Increase of Insanity Sparks Health Debate
Discussion rises over rising insanity rates blamed on high living and money rush. The solution urged is faithful use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to treat stomach ills such as constipation dyspepsia and biliousness.
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Denver
Almeus
Emporia State
Galena
Hutchinson
Wentieth Kansas
Leslie Randolph
Nortonville News
Hamilton County
Sunnyansas
Telephone Exchange
Chicago
Coffeyville
Clark County
Win
Wright
Barter County
Margaret Ingalls
John J. Ingalls
Kentucky House of Representatives
Goebel
Miss Ingalls
Marius Ingalls
Severy
Major Hood
D. Reichier
Dickinson County
Grand Lodge of Masons of
Kansay
Charley J. Webb
Perry M. Hoisington
Newton
T. E. Dewey
Abilene
Bester G. Brown
Robert E. Torrington
Albert K. Wilson
Neodesha
Ditto
Herington A Commerciat
Joors
Fopeka Capital
Mrs. Stanford
Kaiser
Pert
Peera
Hay
James Hoggs
J. A. Linford
Smartville
Nebr
Itodak
Jack” McCrystal
Sioux City
John Robson
Robson
McCrystal
Cochran
Charles
Emma
Charles Wenger
Olympia
Wash
W. J. Morgan
Philippines
Chadron
Neb
Paris
Gowdy
France
Europe
Gurterville Union
Vienna
Williamson County
London Standard
England
Portuguese East Africas
Rhodesia
J. A. Gregory
B. D. Laughlin
Ashland
Iowa
Sauodaqrs County
Nebraska
Highgyresty
Poynter
Gregory
Will
War Department
Philippine Islands
Barre
Cleveland, Berea, Bylria & Oberlin’ Electric Railway
Cleveland
Gleason & Bankrupt
Oscar R. Gleason
United States District Court At
St Louis
Montreal Cotton Company
Valleyfield
Quebec
Nelson, Neb
James Sykes
George
J. Bush
Texas
Hamuel Detwiler
New
Key Wast
Fici
Haaglor
Fulton
Talmage
Ant
Thomas de, Quincey
Heaven
Arctic
Snake River Valley
Cn P. R
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Canada
British Columbia
Lake Sinerlor
Canadian Northwest
Great Britain
Dominion
J. Francis Lee
Pass
Clark St
Ill
Sam T. Clover
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Geo
Heafford
Gene Seonee
Savas
Ida
Posner Nee Ie Journ Nt Company
Des Cai
J. Brwhier
Aua
Blocht
Ates Audit Loveday
Wing
Mita
Baiser
Brian
Rae Paar
Semana
Itt
Satalog
Gatale Caine Tt
Catriange
Sindaera
Corr
Gitawa
London
Hood
Migs
Pesrur Gutrrin
Baldwin
Mich
Bloomington
Ind
Orno B. Moore
Mount Hope
Wis
Alter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorel Neater
Maas
Bold
Menton, Thin
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