President Harrison's Texas California Tour Visit
President Harrison's party traveled from San Antonio to El Paso then through Colton Beaumont and Los Angeles with grand welcomes. Mexican officials and citizens in Texas and California greeted the entourage while schools and civic groups presented flowers and speeches accompanied by a marching state troupe.
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Cartas
San Antonio
Texas
Opera House
el Paso
Rio Grande
Llano Betacado
Paso
Harrison
Court House
California
Fort Yura
Markham
San Diego
San Francisco
Himwell
Colton
Canning
Beaumont
Primrow
Atevel Place
Los Angeles
Civic Sociatios
Parala
Welompe
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Wanamaker
Mareh
Immigrants Arrive as Japanease Warships Land in New York
Righty Warminns Among the 3,227 Foreign 'ere Who Arrived In New York. The spring tide of mate continues with 3,227 immigrants landing at the barge office aboard the steamer Waestand from Antwerp and 458 from Bremen. Among those landed were Mormons and others facing exclusion due to polygamy laws. An ominous warning to young men follows.
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Waestand
Antwerp
Abo Spon
Beemen
Tatsaslis
Liverpool
Bremen
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World’s Fair plan outlined for Kansas convention counties share
An Agreed Anan to Form a World's Mian Aneto rundi Kapeats Toplica report describes a Kansas convention to promote a state display at the world fair. It details a $100,000 funding plan apportioned by county wealth, a bureau of promotion, a nine member board, and a run to organize local subscriber boards with pro rata payments and governance through a later convention.
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A. W. Stith
Bound
Iculture
Kansas
A. W. Smith
Martin Mohler
Agricultural Board
Glick
Jool
Asdenamenta
Bureau of Promotion
Eact
Thair
Bureau of Information
W. M. Fortescup
Leavenworth
Necaho Wheeler
Nortonville
Et. HL Crosby
Vailey Falls
Cloud
John K. Wright
Gewry
A. B. Montgomery
Sherman
J. W. Epperson
Jewell
Jones H. Reeder
Severth
McPherson
A. J. Abbot
Finney County
T. A. Hubbard
Sumner
Angel
Copeland
Time and veterans mingle in wartime reminiscence in New York
The fragment describes Rev. F T Swenney resigning a parish in Kokomo Indiana and twenty veterans of the Third Georgia, GA, dining in New York with memories of Civil War battles at Chickamauga and Malvern Hill. It mentions a rumored carload of Kant might be for sale and an ebony new that hints at sugar adulteration.
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Georgia
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New York
Malvern Hill
Hirhmont
A Hale
Ebony New
Kansas State Notes From Jamestown to Topeka
Kansas state news covers Jamestown election, May 7 events, and local happenings. Topics include Pittsburg mayoral orders, Atchison hiring extra justice, Trego chalk shipments to Chicago, Lawrence farming rain delays, Brown County cow fatalities, Chautauqua hog cholera, Topeka laundry trip to Canton, China, a fall in Independence injuring Henry Kirchoff, chalk and ochre trade in Port Scott, and various local incidents.
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G. A. R. Furest
Leavenworth
Pittsburg
Atchison
Trego County
Chicago
Farmoera
Lawrence
Brown County
Chautauqua County
Ah Hoo
Canton
China
Henry Kirchoff
Independencea
Een
T. Pea
A. Sch
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Odin
Charles Scott
Atchigon
Durkee & Stout
Port Scott
de Peters
Kis Oan Courier
Hutchinson Nowe
Jim Tane
Saturast
Evangelist Prame
Andrew Brainerd
Hureka
Otter Creek
Beatherd
A. R. Marsh
Kansas State University
Europe
Lawrence Loane
Edmund Yaten Reports Shot Rates in Forests of Norway
Edmund Yaten states that 30 percent of elk were shot during the year in Norway forests. He notes Siberia as a contrasting region, though details are unclear and partially garbled.
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Edmund Yaten
Norway
Siberia
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