Kansas Notes Reflect Small-Town Happenings Across State
Eldorado notes the Orient rail line, a 40000 creamery project for Topeka, and a Kansas convention in January. Salina reports frozen pump issues. Osage City suggests girls cobweb class. Yale debate honors a Lindsborg student. Ottawa women trend toward fashion. Kansas guard units inspected by generals. Topeka police plan liquor sale limits. Dr Wilson case appealed. Manhattan prepares for state college ties. Ruth Pinchm engaged to Colfax Brewster. WGA plans a cookbook for Kansas girls. 110 calf vaccination efforts. state budget seeks 145000 for new buildings, plus science, horticulture, and other campus projects.
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Kruger’s Paris visit sparks cheers and Patriotism display
In Paris the Transvaal leader Kruger received a tumultuous welcome as he addressed crowds at 10:45 AM. He asserted endless resistance against British forces, denouncing war’s barbarity and pledging to fight to the last. The reception recalled France’s earlier mobilization for wartime leaders.
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Tornado Chaos Strikes Colorado Roads South of Denver
Telegraph and telephone wires were destroyed as a destructive storm swept Colorado on November 22. Trains ran without orders and arrived hours late to Denver from Colorado Springs and the Peeblo to Denver route. No fatalities reported, but extensive property damage occurred as the Denver & Rio Grande and Colorado Southern lines were crippled and crews navigated by judgement amid downed poles.
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Moore Must Go To Prison In Chicago Ruling
Abraham Moore, convicted a year ago of swindling a stockyards firm out of 47000 by selling a cattle herd whose existence was questioned, has been denied a new trial by the appellate court in Chicago. He will be brought back to Chicago to serve one year in jail and pay a fine of 18000.
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Death of Sir Arthur Sullivan in London
Sir Arthur Sullivan, the musical composer, died in London from heart failure. The death was sudden while he was laughing and at home, after a period of illness and improved health recently. Also noted is a Detroit dispatch about Governor Plugreg traveling to Washington to seek justice for Sheboygan Indians dispossessed of lands.
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Kansas Vote Totals Show Republicans, Fusionists Split Seats
Kansas election results reveal the largest state vote in history with McKinley leading Bryan for president and Stanley ahead for governor. The legislature shows Republicans holding most seats while fusionists trail, with several senate and house contests likely. A boiler explosion at Eldorado injures two. Kansan cases range from child labor bills to a turkey raid by university students.
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Path to Purpose and Household Duty in Early 1900s Sermon
A sermon urges focused life choices over wandering between churches and movements. It emphasizes personal temperaments guiding careers, stresses home duties for mothers, and warns against gadabout habits that neglect family, faith, and steady purpose. It cites Jeremiah style warnings and calls for decisive commitment to God and vocation.
Oliver v Holmes Portrait of a Brilliant, Fiery Brahmin
The fragment describes Dr. Holmes as a very small man with a determined lip and eyes filled with fire and sympathy. It notes his captivating presence and a history of being regarded as a brilliant, excitable child who drew interest from many, earning a Brahmin classification in New England.
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Portia Medicine Co. Remedy Promises Lasting Catarrh Cure
A testimonial from a user of Portia Medicine Co. claims chronic catarrh relief after trying multiple remedies. The speaker says the product has improved health for over twenty years, strengthened nerves, and removed the root cause rather than offering only temporary relief. The ad touts hair and beauty benefits for women as well.
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