Local notes on marriages deaths and community events
Cluttered notices from Lawrence area items report a marriage between Miss Pauline He man and Mr George Gerson in Oklahoma, funeral and memorial references, church services led by Reverend J Limerick, and local social events. Names include Miss Pauline He man, George Gerson, Hattie, Swan Jonson, Ignatius Dannelly, Henry Smith, and Charlton. Community life highlights a baseball committee, house keeping, and a gathering of Kappa Kappa Gamma members.
Local fragment hints at maritime incident and terror
Fragmentary OCR text references fear and danger aboard a vessel with a captain, suggesting a terror or attack scenario at sea. No clear names, dates, or places are readable, but the context points to a dramatic incident involving a captain and crew.
Reciprocity and the farmer's right in trade policy
An excerpt argues against selective reciprocity in tariff policy, claiming Republicans favor manufacturers over agriculture. It urges broad reciprocal access with England, France, and Germany for cotton and farm goods, detailing how free exchange would benefit farmers and compel policy change despite party machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Mexico
South-America
Germany
France
England
Republican Party
South America
Spain
Europe
En¢land
Fiir
Louisville Courier-Journal
Alliance Warehouse marks success as bales weighed rise
Griffii Georgia report notes since founding by BN Barrow and allies a warehouse in Alliance has weighed over 16 000 bales of cotton with about 18 000 bales produced by Alliance members earning a 45 cent per sale rebate. Dividends total roughly 6000 dollars. New scales and repairs boosted property value as Barrow envisions 50 000 bales next season.
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BN. Barrow
Alliance
B. N. Barrow
Protection and the Southern Farmer
Governor Stone of Mississippi argues that the Republican protective system benefits Northern manufacturing, depresses Southern cotton prices, and inflates Southern costs. He cites burdens of government and pensions, saying Northern interests receive the returns while the South bears the burden. He notes New Jersey and state politics shaping the Alliance and legislative moves.
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Stone
Mississippi
Republican Party
North
Ita
Durden
Pressing tariff reform sparks farm and party debate
Roger Q Mills argues farmers need sub treasury and class-equal legislation while criticizing protection and urging reciprocity shifts. He predicts Democrats may back Crisp as speaker with Farmers Alliance concessions, and highlights New England free trade trend and New York mortgage conditions. Europe trade potential is urged as better for farmers than South American markets.
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New York State
New England
Democratic Party
Free Trade
Farners’ Alliance
Mr. Springer
Mills
Crisp
Washington Star
Europe
South America
South
Roger Q. Mills
Contradictory St. Louis Dispatch on Alliance Leader
Trac C. Hall of the Missouri state Alliance rejects third party movement arguing the alliance’s constitution bars partisan action. He favors immediate reforms and vows not to back any party opposing free coinage of silver or tariff relief, stressing tariff as the top issue.
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Hall
Missouri State Alliance
St. Louis
Alliance
United States
Class Laws and Free Delivery Debate
Alliance Vindicator argues the free city delivery system favors urban residents over rural farmers. The letter questions why Democrats do not denounce this as class legislation and favoritism, noting carriers in uniform reach city dwellers while country farmers must travel to town for mail.
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Mr. Mills
Allianes
Constitutional powers over interstate liquor trade upheld
The court outlines federal supremacy in regulating interstate commerce and the limits of state police power over intoxicating liquors. It explains that Congress can preempt state controls, and that after federal action imported liquor becomes subject to domestic regulations, with states remaining to enforce health morals and safety within federal bounds.
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Wasuiy
Supi
Congress
Justiee Builer
Testi
Krewer
Kinsis
Syas
United States
Wits
Gms
Vizanit
State Ag
Nuirthen
Isa Peayer
Belamrmr
Kein
Vreserit
Ena
Robbins
Shelby
Iixing District
Iowa
Kansas
Jurisdiction and the impact of the act on imported property
A court describes how a congressional act removed a barrier that blocked the state law from applying to imported goods, noting it was always capable of affecting domestic property and that re-enactment was unnecessary. The lower court's decision is reversed as jurisdiction attaches by the property location rather than federal statutes.
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Congress
Diatriot Court Verdicts Handed In Several Cases
The court reported a verdict for the plaintiff in the case of D. Steep vs D. Pyatt for 1480 dollars after jurors deliberated Friday. Additional cases heard included Lundy vs Webster from the Lambertson estate division and the Van Hoesen vs Fleet damage suit. Several individuals were admitted to full citizenship including Joh dauson Lawrence Charles Fangon Huten J A Haghind Ang ol son Joli Olson and Andrew Christensen.
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D. Steep
D. Pyatt
Lundy Vs. Webster
Lambertson
van Hoesen Ts Fleet
Willow Springs
Dauson
Lawrence
Charles Fangon
Chuten
J. A. Haghind
Ang Olson
Joli Olson
Andrew Christensen
Decoration Day Observances and Parade Orders
Memorial Day activities led by Washington Post and Drum Corps gather at Grand Army Hall May 20 at 1 a.m. to march to Owl Hip cemetery with Women Relief Corps and Geo W. Deitzle Post No 365 assisting. Comrade George Wilson named marshal to organize afternoon parade and memorial services set for 2:30 p.m. at South Park.
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Wasiteyurox Most No
Glal BR
Lawnexen
Kan
Biessen
Grand Army of the Repubic
Ereen
AML
Washington Post
Granil Army Hall
John F. Wessman
H. M. Greene
Owl Hip
Women Relief Corps
Geo W. Deitzle
North Side Cemetery
Sanchel Houston
Fincher's
Ata
Heo. Wilson
Alnogen
2Nd Trus
Grand Army Halen
South Park
Fearing
Post
Sunday School Dust Route for Canwaka Township
A Sunday School dust route is planned for Sunday May 21 154 if weather allows at the Congregational Church on the Topeka road six miles west of town. Services start at 4 30 a m with S A workers and other guests attending to discuss various topics.
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Canwaka Township
Congregationalehunch
Topeka Road
Ouida Attacks Literary Syndicates In The Times
London May 24 Ouida vents against both English and American literary syndicates in the Times. She denounces the poor quality of contemporary literature and the vast output of books yearly, arguing most should never have been published and condemning the writers’ grammar and style as well as the “sickening rubbish” passed off as novels.
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Ouida
London
Onida
Times
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