Kansas Agitator Clippings From A Prairies Sheet
A miscellany of brief items reports on Ontario letters and North Carolina mosquitoes, a Chicago gardener’s stomach revival, a Kansas law marriage courtship tale, and Kansas City Journal calls for cross state marriage accord. It notes U S Treasury gold holdings and redemption funds, Old Home Week Colorado, Pike statue at Cheyenne Mountain, Buffalo postoffice exhibits, and a Chicago cooperative department store plan. Also mentions Corea court minting profits from false money and a Marietta Ohio arsenic in well incident.
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the Engineering and Mining Journal
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McKinley Funeral Echoes Across Nation in Dignified Remembrance
A detailed account of President McKinley’s funeral rites from his Canton home to the Oak Hill vault. The ceremony featured President Roosevelt, cabinet members, and military honors as thousands mourned, with notes on the crowd’s grief, the church service, and plans for a monument at Weatlywn cemetery. The piece also notes Mrs. McKinley’s collapse and the nation’s reverent response.
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Books from British Museum to French libraries in revolution era
About 2000 of the 80000 books on the French revolution given by the British Museum will stay at the Bibliotheque Nationale, while the remaining 28000 will be sent to the Bibliotheque Sevigne.
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Distinguished Missionary Rev H Thompson Returns from West
Washington Ind Sept 2 The veteran missionary Rev H Thompson long a figure among Indians of the West now resides at 106 East 15th Street in this city. His exposure to bad water at Wagoner Indian Territory and a preaching illness led doctors to trial of Dodd's Kidney Pills which reportedly cured him. The tale has stirred medical circles and is recounted amid weather and patent medicine mentions. Devoe ready paint ads close the item with promotional notes.
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