Range Horse Auction Opens Western Market in Kansas City
The Kansas City Daily Drover's Telegram notes Kansas City hosted the first special range horse sale, selling about 600 head from Montana with halter-broken stock averaging 20 to 44 dollars and unbroken 12 to 24 dollars. Buyers and sellers praised the results, predicting more sales to come under R. T. Boatman of Grand Avenue Horse & Mule Commission.
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Kansas City
Mississippi River
Montana
R. T. Boatman
Grand Avenue Horse & Mule Commission Company
Range horse sale fuels Kansas City market growth
The Grand Avenue Horse and Mule Commission Company touts the first of its kind sale drawing Eastern and Southern buyers to Kansas City. A second sale is planned for the first week of October during Karnival week, promising continued demand and regional turnout. The firm’s well-regarded barns on Grand Avenue will facilitate ongoing growth as buyers and sellers meet for profitable deals. Clark Craige of Illinois arrived in Dillon with local social notes also mentioned.
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Kansas City
Grand Avenue Horse & Mule Commission Company
Grand Avenue
California Fig Syrup Co
Catii- Forma Fia Syrup Co
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed by Illinois Doctor
An Illinois physician from Fowler in Adams County praises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a reliable revival for worn health during tough work. He cites personal endorsement and positive patient outcomes across the United States, noting widespread satisfaction with Dr. Pierce's medicines and the public benefit of The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser.
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Dr. Pierce
Illinois
D. W. Vowles
Fowler, Adams Co
Pierce
United States
We Carry Haviland Decorated in Yellow and Gilt
We offer a single cup and saucer or any separate piece from Haviland in two color schemes. The yellow decoration costs $50 for 118 pieces, while the green scheme costs $65. The green features more gilt and more elaborate decoration.
Variety of Dinnerware Sets and Course Displays Described
The listing notes six place settings of Plates Oups and Saucers in decorative patterns. Includes Course Sets for Soup Fish Game Meat Salad and Dessert in multiple designs. Aimed at coordinating tableware for formal dining presentations.
The Teachings of Christ in The Last Week
Rev. Amory Bradford highlights Jesus last week narrative as a source of enduring charity and ethical guidance. The article notes Jesus commands love service to the poor and enemies and the shift from visible authority to the guiding spirit, with crucifixion framing his influence on moral light.
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Jesus
Amory H. Bradford
D. D
Christ
April
Ladies’ Home Journal
God
Eithe
Dreyfus Case Theories Prompted By Sims In London
London August report claims Major Esterhazy disguises and plans a full confession to reveal who forged Dreyfus case documents. George R. Sims, in a provocative theory, says Dreyfus was moved from Devil's Island by a French syndicate and now lives in South America under an assumed name.
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London
Esterhazy
Dreyfus
France
South America
George R. Sims
Devil's Island
Sims
Devil’s Island
Troops Ordered to Manila From San Francisco
Five regiments including Fifty-first Iowa Twentyeth Kansas First Tennessee First Washington and a detachment of First Oregon ordered to Manila. War department says garrison plan requires 20000 for Philippines 12500 for Porto Rico and 60000 for Cuba with transports awaited and Honolulu reinforcements planned.
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Cuba
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Twenty-third Infantry
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Arizona
Zola Calls for New Dreyfus Trial in Open Session
An English confidant reports Zola’s stance on the Dreyfus affair. He insists Henry, Esterhazy, and Du Clam are guilty, while Dreyfus is innocent, and urges a new public trial. He says secrecy would force renewed campaigning to defend free speech and carry on his work.
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Zola
Dreyfus
Henry
Esterhazy
du Clam
France
Versailles
Paris
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Fashoda
England
Fuashoda
Marchand
Kitchener
Telegraph
Cairo
Sirdar
Morning Post
Daily Telegraph
Major Marchand
General Chanoine Sentinel of Army Rights Refuses Council Duty
Paris Sept 19 Le Soir reports General Chanoine new war minister viewed himself as a sentinel relieving another, guarding army rights. He said he was appointed after the cabinet council and not responsible for its decisions. He warned he would resign if attempts to revise the Dreyfus case were used to attack the army.
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Paris
Chanoine
Dreyfus
Commission Peace Delegation Sails to Paris
New York dispatch reports United States peace commissioners for Spain set sail aboard the Cunard liner Campania to Paris. The delegation includes former Secretary of State William R. Day and senators William P. Frye Cushman K. Red ee and George Gray and Whitelaw.
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Paris
New York
United States
Spain
Cunard Line
Campania
William RB. Day
William P. Frye
Cushman K.eee
George Gray
Whitelaw
War Department Says Smokeless Powder Cartridges Sufficient
Washington September 21 government says the ordnance department has a sufficient supply of smokeless powder cartridges for the arms of 45 caliber. The notice confirms no shortage and outlines stock levels for current service needs.
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Washington
War Department
Ordnance . ‘Department
Captain Capron Dies After Cuban Campaign Service
Captain Capron First artillery died at his Fort Myer Virginia home after tuberculosis linked to Cuban service. He fought at Santiago with General Shafter and lost his son Captain Allyn K Capron Rough Riders in the battle. A burial at Arlington is expected. funeral plans not yet set.
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Santiago
Allyn K. Capron
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Rough Riders
Fort Meyer
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Florida
Military Academy
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Arlington National Cemetery
Ten Die in Toledo Grain Elevator Fire Disaster
A Toledo grain elevator fire at Paddock Hodge & Co. caused by dust combustion killed ten men and severely injured fourteen. Superintendent William Parks died of his injuries, and many workers, including John Carr and David Kemp, were found burned or missing amid a massive blast and collapsing seven story structure.
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ToLzpo
Toledo
Paddock, Hodge & Co
Samuel Alexander
Bert Wainwright
Fred Garrett
Harold Parks
John Smit
Grace Panicks
Frank van Housen
John Carr
William Parks
David D. Kemp
Barney Welch
Charles Keifer
Fred Pardigillis
Elliott
Charles Brookseeker
Everett Smith
Hamilton Parks
W. C.’ Jordan
Peter Haas
al Buldie
William J. Parks
Parks
Grace
Harold
Union Elevator
David Kemp
Control of the Baltimore and Ohio Secured by Chicago Interests
The Times-Herald reports Philip D. Armour Marshall Field and Norman B. Ream have secured control of the Baltimore and Ohio railway. James J. Hill of the Great Northern becomes the dominant figure in the reorganization, establishing a Chicago centered trunk line from ocean to ocean fed by Great Northern mileage. The deal positions Chicago capital to lead transcontinental rail actions, with future links potentially connecting St Paul and Chicago via a Chicago and Great Western route.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Curiaco
Times-Herald
Philip D. Armour
Marshall Field
Norman B. Ream
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Chicago
Northwest
Ocean
Mr. Ream
Mr. Hill
Messrs. Armour
Field
St. Paul
Chicago and Great Western Way
Monument to Winnie Davis Planned by Richmond Daughters
Richmond chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy adopts a resolution to erect a monument over Winnie Davis's grave and invites supporters to join, aiming to commence the monument on January 1, 1809. The group will attend Winnie Davis’s funeral in a body. All Quiet In Honolulu.
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Richsonp
Richmond
Daughters of the Confederacy
Lee Camp Hall
Winnie Davis
South
Veterans’ Associations
Sons of Veterans
Forest Reserve Boundaries Altered in Black Hills
President signs order changing the Black Hills forest reserve in South Dakota. A section formerly set aside for timber is excluded and a large tract of 448000 acres extending into Wyoming is added. The move follows local solicitation from nearby residents.
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Washington
Black Hills Forest Reserve
South Dakota
Wyoming
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