Topeka man dies from screwdriver accident at shop
In Topeka, Facop SoiTseix, a German worker at the Santa Fe car shops, was fatally injured when a screwdriver caught in machinery forced between his ribs. The report also notes a series of local items including a murder release on bond and a man found dead with a note about a hidden pot of gold.
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Facop SoiTseix
Santa Fe
Topeka
Soitseik
J. K. Stexpiove
Gustav Verner
Supreme Court
Peter Lester
Kansas City
Kam
Pete
Germany
Miser
YMCA
Leavenworth
Borgerser
John Perry
Brighton
Tim Isam
Paul Hitter
Ilo
Young Hitter
Isam
Second
Chelsea Park
Kan
E. IL. Funston
Congress
Ixs
Council of Administration
Copeland
Kansas
Thomas F. Williams
Atchison County
Wilson’s Creek
Treasury Department
BR. EL Craven
Farmers’ Alliance
Ezekiel Cooper
Clay County
Tur
William Pairchilds
J. L. Abernathy
W. W. Boach
Kincaid
Jesse T. Underwood
Florence
Mary W. Roberts
Kingman
Mary W. Quinby
Formosa
Wichita
Congress Tries Tariff Bills as Senate and House Adjourn
The Senate debates the tariff and iron ore duties with votes on Plumb amendments. The House agrees to conference on the Original Package bill and passes the Sundry Civil bill before adjourning. Reports cover general political moves, Census notes, and international events, including Grant remains and a Grant statue in Arlington.
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Congress
Senate
Gorman
Plumb
Messrs
Daves
Ingalls
Paddock
House
Auch
Hoar
Elections Committee
General Grant
Arlington National Cemetery
Maib
Various 1900s notes from the nation and world
Notes report 4678 insane asylum patients in Pennsylvania. Senate committee backs Anti-Lottery bill. Wabash control linked to Canadian Pacific. Reynolds nominated by Delaware Democrats for governor. Curfew signs of a strike on New York Central. trains run. New Hampshire reports 1342 abandoned farms, 502 occupied. South Dakota Supreme Court ruling on original package law. Hungarian floods cause ruin and loss of life. Vice Presidents Hamlin Hendricks honored in Senate chamber. Chattanooga population 29,19 with decade gain 125.79 percent. Harrison signs Original Package bill. liquor regulation enforceable. Joe Tye captured in Iowa after lottery theft. Interior requests troops to New Mexico. Chicago & Atlantic railway sold to Erie. Five Chinatown prisoners replaced. two officers accused. Mazer Scott dies at sea. James Caimesnit wanted in Seattle for forgery. Attack on ex-President Celwan’s Buenos Aires residence. Government puts troops around the house. Bear sealer reports poor seal harvest. 60,000 skins questioned. Russo-Armenian volunteers recruiting at Erzercum. Turkish panic. Mason City dealers close under Wilson law. Iowa saloons down to nine-tenths.
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Pennsylvania
Senate Post-Office Committee
Canadian Pacific
Robert G. Reynolds
Walcott
Laware Democrats
New York Central
New Hampshire
Supreme Court of
So Dakota
Hungary
Hamlin
Hendricks
Senate Chamber
Chattanooga
Tenn
Harrison
Joe Tye
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Secretary of the Interior
Prince
New Mexico
Chicago & Atlantic Railway
Indianapoulis
Ind
Erie
Chivaro
San Francisco
China
Mazer Scott
Lower California
India
James Caimesnit
Seattle
Wash
Amob
Erzercum
Mason City
Grain and Provisions Market Report from Kansas City and St Louis
Kansas City and St Louis markets show mixed grain and provisions data on August 12. Wheat prices steady to firm with bids and asks noted, butter and eggs steady, pork and lard prices firm, cattle and hogs mostly higher, and flour markets showing firmness in St Louis trade.
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Kansas City
Auguste
Sasic
Itc
Coen
Western Dairy
Western Creamery
Elgin
Western
Western Steam
Cattie
A Sensible Way to Consider Prices and Justice
A reflective note urging quiet self calculation on price differences. It hints that justice is tied to fair value and transparent handling of costs, inviting readers to assess how pricing affects fairness in everyday life.
They Will Have No Difficulty in Discovering the Truth
A crowd is urged to carry a pencil and slate or paper headed by three letters and repeat in concert that truth comes from visible effort not blind trust. The text condemns abandoning certainty for uncertainty and warns swindled readers not to give up but pursue direct action.
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