Politics on the Kansas Plan in Topeka election race
A description of the Topeka campaign between Hughes and Warner focusing on religious displays and public prayers. The piece notes Warner's claim of hosting preachers and delegates to Sunday schools and prohibition conventions, while Hughes emphasizes his own piety. It suggests voters may judge by who best embodies religious virtue as the campaign unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suri
Bitlon
Topeka
Ajiayaraty
Aingetier Mnitigie
Matanel Warner
Atkee
Rot
Hughes
Pat Tie
Col. Warner
Col. Tfughes
Ol Hughes
Detroit Journal
General Harrison Fortune Reveals Modest Estate After Presidency
An 1886 letter from Ben Harrison reflects on his political rise and wealth, noting he earned less than 270000 before joining office and left the presidency with an estate under 250000. The piece argues his modest fortune exemplifies restraint amid vast wealth.
Debates on Per Citizen Wealth and Public Debt
Fragmented 19th century notes discuss per citizen money circulation, debt and taxes, with figures for 1868 1873 and comparisons to later years. Mentions California cotton, Utah governor, and rising concerns over third term politics and McKinley reception plans. Includes Carnegie’s March output for New York Civ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUAL
Tews
Peronall Judge Hapcey and Paris Art Copyright Case
Judge Elwridge Hancey of Cook County is the Republican candidate for Chicago mayor, born in Trenton Wisconsin and educated in public schools and the University of Wisconsin. Bartholdi sues Marseilles for inscription rights over a fountain piece. Br itish geologist J Handa Teall is highlighted. Artersen, an Anglican clergyman, dies in Montreal. Paris buys frescoes from the Duke of Luynes palace for the Cordovalet Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwridge Hancey
Etreatt Court
Cook County
Chicago
Trenton
Wis
University of Wisconsin
If Hervey, Anthony & Galt
Law Tm of Haneuy & Merrick
Vine League
Chicago Athrey Association
Veteran Union League
Washington Park Club
The Spice of Life and Spartan Women Hair Debate
Fragmentary report notes Spartan women debating hair art and giving it to soldiers to string bows. Some suggest stringing beaux with false hair, others object. Text shows hesitations and contrasting views among the group.
Harrison a Great Man Depicted in tributes of Salt Lake Tribune
The Salt Lake Tribune reflects on General William Henry Harrison as a towering figure in American history noting his early military promise, his decisive leadership as president, and his enduring intellect. It praises his unwavering dedication to the public, his mastery in interpreting law, and his steady response to emergencies while acknowledging a later temperamental strain revealed by his writings.
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Harrison
Na- Hon
Wu Pie
Ilia
Ace Tonte
Wiech
Maine
Havana
Chile
Pan Francico Harbor
United Sintea
Marshall
Wheeles
Mather Dt
Chatham
Dimes G. Blaine
Harel
Hiustriona
Salt Lake Tribune
Moral content in 1900s editorials and satire comparisons
A collage of editorial quotes and poems from early 20th century papers mocks censorship moralizing and sensational journalism. It parodies editors preaching virtue while dallling with risqué topics, nationhood figures, and public shaming in a riff on press ethics and societal norms.
Bozeman News Urges Irrigation for New Homes
Bozeman Montana March 1 reports that new home seekers pass through the city en route to the Gallatin valley and Roseman area. editors argue water storage and canal building by railroads could unlock thousands of acres for farming, while noting Alfred Ward's death from Bright's disease and Bozeman bowling news.
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Bozeman
Mont
Gallatin Valley
Roseman
Alfred Ward
Bright
Ward
Montana
Dusebury
Yorkshire
England
America
Franklin
Mass
Kate Tromley
Minnesota
Miles City
Episcopal Church
Bozeman Cemetery
Miners Pass Resolution for Joint Wage Conference
Hazelton March 14. The miners convention adopted a resolution by six hundred delegates from the anthracite region representing 150000 miners demanding a joint conference with operators to discuss next year’s wage question. The message was wired to the nine coal carrying roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Racial attack erupts as Corsicana area burns homes
A Black person school near Corsicana, eight miles west, was burned by incendiaries. Negro residents were warned to leave within 48 hours after several shots were fired at a Black household. The disturbance follows the earlier burning of John Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Corsicana
John Henderson
Mining Patent Application for Meighan and Violet Lodes
United States Land Office Helena Montana January 22 1901 notice that John H Johns of Butte MT has filed for patent on Meighan Lode and Violet Lode in Silver Bow County with surveys 6089 60 and 60 7 8 W T 3 N R 7 8 W. Details describe boundaries corners and conflicting claims totaling 9.33 acres claimed with 5.10 acres net in 543 acres total. First publication January 23 1901.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
John H. Johns
Butte
Silver Bow County
N. E. Cer
Sur
N. W. Cor
Violet Lode
Cor
Netar
Mefzhan Lode
N. B
T. J. Argyle
Zeuy
Geo
H. Gasey
S. M. Cameron
James A. Murray
W. E. Smith
Patrick Clark
N. W
Charles
Warren
John Zillic
George D, Greene
R M. L Baker
A. S
Notice to creditors in estate of Adam C Beyer
Carroll G Dolman administrator of the estate of Adam C Beyer deceased publishes a notice to creditors and all persons with claims against the deceased to present them with vouchers within four months after the date of the first publication. Claims must be shown at 33 Owsley block in Butte Silver Bow County Montana. Dated February 25 1901 at Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam C
Beyer
Adam C. Beyer
Owsley Block
Butte
Siiver Bow
State of
Montana
Carroll G, Dolman
Notice of 3.25 per share assessment by Topeka Co operative Mining
The Topeka Co operative Mining company of Butte Montana announces a three dollar and twenty five cent per share assessment levied by its directors on March 6 1901 payable before April 7 1901 to LeTroy Currier Butte Montana or H D Cornish Topeka Kansas. Unpaid shares after April 7 1901 become delinquent and will be sold at public auction on May 1 1901 to cover the delinquent assessment and advertising costs.
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LeTroy Currier
Butte
Montana
H.D. Cornish
Topeka
Kansas
H. D. Cornish
Secy
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Hlamire
Archibald Gethie
Avhoe
Jenelon
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Chicago Tribune
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Chicago News
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Anaconda
Butts
Bozeman Boys
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