Fishing with series is lawful since July in Kansas
Local news item notes that fishing with series was legalized in July, mentions ongoing repairs on Lawrence foot passenger bridge set to begin July 5, and lists assorted local happenings including residents' comings and goings, court, and city projects.
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Stafford
Kas
J. A. Keeler
Lawrence Foot
Virginia Spencer
Germany
Ming Lillian Popence
Travy Learnerd's
Giking
Local Nonsense and Early 20th Century Town Notes
A jumble of town chatter mentions malt tappings over the city, the Pullman strike’s vague reach to Lawrence street railway, Haskell baseball results at Emporia, Uncle Tom’s Cabin Company touring central Kansas resorts, Institute teachers seen drinking pink lemonade, a protechnic display advertised, a 4th of July drum corps practice, two women running for city superintendent, calls for town cleanliness or risk of undertaker business, and Col Snoddy as a Republican candidate for Congress in the Second district amid revenge talk about Chancel- lingering in the prose.
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Lawrence
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el Reno
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Innes
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Col. Snoddy
Wet but Glorious Fourth Celebration in Lawrence
A rainy Fourth of July in Lawrence dampened plans yet the day produced a parade, speeches, and music. The Farmers Drum Corpse led the procession with Richardson's corner band, followed by floats from local manufacturers and merchants. Major J. K. Hudson gave the patriotic address at the Opera House as fifty girls sang, while races at the Driving Park were announced for the evening.
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National Bank
Brad) Perkins
Richardson
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Democratic state convention adjourns at 2 am Tapeka July 4
The Democratic state convention chaired by W A Perry nominating a full state ticket including David Overmyer for CivernOps, Lt. Gov Sidney Cooke, J D McCleverty for Associate Justice, J Herring for Secretary of State, James McKinsley for Attorney General, W Banks for Auditor, Barney Lantrey for Treasurer, Miles Wychaff for Superintendent, and Jas G Lowe as Congressman at large. Platform supports strict public powers, local self government, free silver, irrigation tests funding, immigration inquiry, labor rights, wave-earner protection, pensions for veterans, constitutional convention, and opposition to woman suffrage.
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Topeka
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Herrington
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Fort Scott
Sec
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Sumner County
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Reno County
W. £. Banks
Russell County
Barney Lantrey
Strong City
Miles H. Wychaff
Atchison
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Washington
Chicago
Ree
Kansas
Martin
Price's Cream Baking Powder Wins World Fair Award
An official record confirms Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder received top honors at the World's Columbian Exposition. J S Browning and John Boyd Thacher cite the department of agriculture awards records, noting the exhibit earned the prize for strength, purity and general excellence.
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Browning
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John Boyd Thacher
Barteldes Seed House Expands Across Cities and State
The Barteldes Seed House, a dominant Lawrence seed business, has grown from a 10x24 foot shop built in 1862 by Robt. Wilson into a large regional enterprise. Its historic stone walls on New Hampshire Street are being dismantled to form a new two story warehouse, as the company doubles in size and opens a Denver branch while maintaining extensive trade across the United States and overseas.
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Wisconsin Representative Pushes Sleeping Car Ownership Bill
Wisconsin Representative Brickner introduced a bill barring sleeping cars operated on railroads unless owned or leased by the company. The act would fine any railway using non owned sleeping cars ten dollars per day for each car in use after January 1, 1895.
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Wisconsin
Caught at a Crossing. Rock Island Train Claims Two Near El Reno
John Malette and his mother in law, residents ten miles northeast of El Reno, were killed when a northbound Rock Island train struck them just after leaving the El Reno depot. Malette attempted to cross the track driving east and misjudged the approach, dying hours later from injuries. his mother in law was instantly killed.
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Loan on city or farm property offered by Gen Les
Money ready for a $50,000 loan secured on city or farm property. When you need a share call S. R. Riley at 727 Maes. Streat. Also advertising gold and silver bangles at Hes ter's with a solid silver thimble promotion.
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