Kansas and national politics mix in Kansas Day talk
A chaotic Kansas City era column cites distrust of newspapers and politicians. It mocks figures like Arthur Capper and Governor Davis, notes pensions and office appointments, comments on weather and snow, and teases rival press lines while linking Funston, Tillman, and public figures to broader political theater. The piece portrays a tense media landscape and civic chatter across Kansas.
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Dakota
Kansas
Manes City Confusion and Political Swell Over Events
Twoss loose in Manes City Reeves. while robbing aloe in Kanon looms amid praise for parole systems. Senator Taller plans further service in United States Senate as Democratic and Republican debates intensify. Governor Stanley’s parole program praised though some doubt its long term effect. Mort Albaugh’s strategic planning shapes delegate counts while General Hadron’s influence is questioned. Ex-soldier Gen. Egbert Viele dies in New York at 76. Kansas City Kan saloons endure hold ups last night.
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Manes City
Reeves
Kanon
Topeka Herald
Bailey
Troutman
Joy
Bailey Mategess
Hadron
Mort Albaugh
Hailey
Mort
Hadeem
Neve
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Scrofula
An old and stubborn disease scrofula is described as hereditary or acquired, with symptoms from swollen glands to sores and rheumatism. The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures by faithful use, citing testimonials from Axam Rostar in Fall River and Mrs Howanp in Oregon, warning against other brands.
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Ood
Hood
Fourth St
Fall River
Mass
Mor Eyse
Pardoned to the Press Robinson Kemp pardon news
The president granted a pardon to Robinson Kemp, convicted in the United States circuit court for the Western District of Arkansas of murder in the Indian Territory, sentenced to hang on February 27, 1880. Kemp, a full-blood Choctaw man under 30, drew grave doubts from Attorney General Knox.
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Washington
Robinson Kemp
United States Cult Court
Western District of Arkansas
Indian Territory
Knox
Kaliph Procession and Confederate Memorial Events in Dallas
Crowds flocked to Dallas as the Confederate reunion marked 12 hours in progress with an estimated 125000 visitors. 60000 attended the camp at the fairgrounds. The Kaliph parade drew many to the streets while veterans rallied to Gen Gordon amid delays and cheers. A memorial service for Jefferson Davis was held at St Matthew’s Cathedral and other regional notices followed.
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Dallas
Tex
Dallag
Fair Grounda
Sons of Veterans
Gordon
Jones
Stou
John Allen
Othe Traled
Sayres
Ton
Gerald
John He Reagan
Davin
Lucy le Him
Chicago
United Confederate Veteran
Ats P.m
D. Lee
Army of the Tennessee
Gen. Lee
Tee
Gen. Gordon
W. J. Bryan
Kakiph
Hids
Cemini
H. AL Moseley
Dall
Lamtern
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Jefferson Davie
Strike Riot Hits Paterson Silk Plants
In Paterson New Jersey a strike escalated to violence in Riverside last night with police reserves called. About 1300 to 1400 strikers from Weidmann and Auger Simon works joined others in protests. A mob damaged Dexter Lambert mills and attacked manager Charles M Sterrett, who was struck and hospitalized. Bailey of Ashley Bailey mill was injured amid overturned vats and stock damage.
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Paterson
Dexter & Lambert Mills
Charles M. Sterrett
Astley & Bailey Mill
Bailey
Control Poultry Market Overshadowing Prices
Chicago April 23 The Record-Herald reports three firms practically control the poultry market by owning two thirds of the nation’s poultry enabling price fixing. Armour & Co Swift & Co and Friebe & Senter of Bushnell Ill. operate cold storage across the West Midwest and South. Estimated 400000 cases of poultry in storage. Fancy dressed chickens fetch high prices up to 11 to 14 cents versus 8.5 cents a year ago.
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Chicago
the Record- Herald
Armour & Cow Swift & Co
Friebe & Senter
Bushnell
Qmahae
Kansas
St. Joseph
FUNSTON'S REQUEST Subpoena on water cure inquiry urged in Senate
General Funston telegraphed Senator Lodge requesting a subpoena to compel John Nicholson to testify under oath about the alleged water cure used on insurgents. Funston denies the method, questions Nicholson's existence, and defends extraction of information by non torture. Separate items note Chicago book merger plans, Albert Gabrin's burial, two children burned to death in Iowa, and a Kansas fishery seizure order.
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Denver
Col
Frederick Funston
Lodge
Senate Committee On
Philippines
John Nicholson
Fourth Cavalry
Tam
Nicholson
Nichol
Patent Cure Ad Claims Catarrh Solved by Hell Cure
An old promotional notice offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cures not possible with Hell's Catarrh Cure. It asserts F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo stands behind the product and that local signatories know Cheney as an honorable business figure.
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Sen. Thiet
Hell
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
The Burned Steamer City of Pitts Lost in Fire
Report notes the steamer City of Pitts burned with loss of life and many missing as debris and wreckage are searched. Observations on broader trade and ocean dominance are cited by Paris Matin as global tensions rise over American maritime power.
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Sarua
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Adil
Topeka
Fred Funston
Kanoas
Kenas
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Arxanow
Arthur Capper
Seal Trust
Tillman
Apesthes
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Atchison Globe
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Hoar
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Talmage
Congress
Basie
Genatore
Snot
New York
Jim
Sisrang
Oklahoma
Strang
Kaness
Taller
Be Ato
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Republicas
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Utah
Criminal Court
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Egbert Viele
Kansas City Kan
George J Barker
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Register of Deeds
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Riley H Rogers
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L. B. Powell
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W. R. Stubbs
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Office of Register of Deeds
J. Churchill
Ofice
Geo. A. Flory
E . Myers
Adaline Hornor
Leanth Legislative du
E. T. Riling
Crawford County
Court House
Notion
Sherif
Attoro
Treasu Register of de County
Superi County Survey
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Atendent
Fourtesnih
Fernate
Willian McKinley
Ward
O.e.liediey
E W.wood
M. R. Fotter
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J. B. Moore
Keith Lecomptes
H. L. Chambern
Vinland
D G. Kennedy
Wakarusa
Tary Republican Central
Sam'l. Bachhais
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Smaiei
Walter Vrodime
Beatin
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Dedferson City
Itema Bee
Tye Zeaks
Hostetler
Rushville
Elaine Hobwuts
Tra Elliott
Kansas City
Coign Avenue
Prine
Ely Brothers
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Santa Fe
Mostana
Idaho
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Poatefice
Tequire
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Price
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Phaeton
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J. T. Shacklin U.P
Frank de Witt Talmage
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John A. Winston Co
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Chicegs
Scatt Hoven
Tomas
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A. C. Gries & Bros
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W. H. Doscan
West Lawrence
Innes
Tennesnes
A. Lavegea
Isquire
Missouri
Montpeer & Keyes
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Kaliph
Jefferson Davis—& Ball
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Manila
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Clark Wi
United States
General Armstrong
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Armstrong
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Clinton County
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Seventh Day Adventists
Flora L. Plimmer
Hoopes
Union College
Inspector Cross
Goshen
Ind
Wolfe Lake
Noble County
Ogden
Charles Meighan
Small and
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Control Poultry Market
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Sergt. Nicholson
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Albert Gabrin
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Chidren
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Wellington
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Federal Oil Co
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