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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1891
Page
2
San Francisco board of health refuses to admit Chinamen to the city hospital. In Clearfield Pennsylvania a man who dropped a gold piece in a church contribution box returned the next day and received 4.09 in change.
A brief assertion compares areas with grand scale claims. It states Montana surpasses the empire of a named entity, Texas exceeds the combined area of Australia, and New Mexico is larger than Great Britain and Ireland together.
Apyamy recently taken to England from Equatorial Africa is on display in Liverpool. The female elephant stands thirty six inches high and appears to be approaching middle age.
Appraisers for the estate of the late Senator Hearst report to San Francisco Probate Court an estimated value of 83,188,187 with mining stocks totaling 5,011,690. The inventory covers California properties only.
Huta Wheeler, a Republican candidate for governor of Iowa, reportedly owns a 6000 acre farm with prime land, has imported more Percheron horses than any other American, and also stock includes 600 hogs and 1000 polled Angus cattle.
A brigand chief named Domenico Nocohla was freed from Naples prison after fifty years. He had a notorious career with 35,000 francs reportedly set on his head and was condemned to life imprisonment in 1841.
Official French marriage statistics divide 2.6 million unions as childless, 2.5 million with one child, 2.2 million with two, 1.5 million with three, 1 million with four, 950 thousand with five, 300 thousand with six, and 200 thousand with seven or more children.
A Philadelphia man turns stale bread into crumbs for hotels and restaurants. At a Litita service near Litita Pennsylvania a child, Borta Tgus daughter of a Lancaster merchant, was stung by insects during a disruption as crowds fought insects with aprons and sticks. The episode interrupted religious rites as a swarm attacked the child causing multiple stings.
A wide ranging Australian and American news digest reports crimes, political speeches and investigations. Highlights include a Wichita murder, a land office investigation in Montana, a McKinley tariff study, and burglaries in New York, plus various court actions and labor disputes.
Urgent work for Sabbath observant was urged at a London Congregational council. Mrs Maybrivis, an American worker, joined her unit for the upcoming liferooks ceremony. Catholics press for permission at Bathsohem. Balfour advocates a local Ireland government bill. Pope approves Harrison expressions to Cardinal Globers against Cahensly memorial. International Continental council closes its proceedings in London. resolution to open the World's Fair on Sunday adopted.
July 24 report from New Jersey notes bishops consider sending a letter to the pope condemning interference with Catholic churches in the United States. The meeting debated actions against Ht. and meddlers, with laymen potentially assembling to condemn the work of alleged interlopers.
In New Orleans on July 2 the Olympians weigh options for Fightaxhammons and other bouts with sums of 810,000 to Byebr beer planned for November and 4,006 to be allocated for a two week event at popular prices. Officials say they will not commit beyond 212,000 for the matchups while stressing a liberal approach to funding as the scenario unfolds.
Importa Kansas letters and petitions surge against Governor Humphrey's pardon of J. N. Yarborough, jailed for fatally shooting Collier at his boarding house four years ago. Citizens and lawyers mobilize, with North Carolina kin urging clemency, Major McCarthy guiding petition efforts, while a counter petition forms among local opponents. Public officials, saloon protests, and a Kansas City link frame the heated drive to overturn punishment.
July 27 reports from Kansas City state the Western Passenger Association has broken its G A T ticket limits. The Alton and Santa Fe impose new 30 day rules from Detroit, with plans to end the 10 day limit. Rates for Kansas City to Chicago and return, St Louis to Chicago, and Detroit via the Ohio and Mississippi rail road are outlined, with August final limits noted.
Professor Bratt, a noted educator from Paris Prairie, was seriously injured in a runaway near Ashland yesterday and is in precarious condition. He serves an area in the count and must report to the French republic, having previously held a professorship at the University of Prence.
A 16 year old girl, Fal Vaughn, daughter of J Vaughn of Galowa, sustained fatal injuries following a dog attack. Authorities report 106 feet of damage and describe the scene as severe and unfortunate.
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