Kansas City Sunday closing debates in Kansas and Kansas
A kansas city style column recounts discussions on enforcing Sunday closing laws in Kansas City Missouri and debates about saloon influence. It condemns open gambling and urges public conscience and long struggle to curb saloons, noting political pressure and recurring campaigns. Names like McKinley Bryan and local towns appear in reflecting opinions.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Ainforce
2 City
Kaesss
Acy ‘Otha City
Generatons
Man Ata
Kanye
Kom City
Misaowsi
Kansas City Echoes Wartime Woes and Civic Dust Fears
A jumble of 19th century gossip and civic concerns airs in a Kansas City page. The piece riffs from wartime sentiment and political talk to complaints about street dust and the need for pavement cleaning to curb disease and improve daily life. It notes upcoming visits by national figures and the Kansas City Commercial Club’s role in hosting presidents, while condemning delays and misperceptions about capital status. The piece blends humorous and urgent tones as it urges action on sidewalks, dust control, and public health.
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Kansas
McKinley
Colorado Line
Kansas City
Missouri
Colorado
Thersia Botons
Kaunas
Commercial Club
Not Doing Well Children and Cod Liver Oil Emulsions
The notice advises a child not doing well may show signs after weeks and suggests Scott’s Emulsion of cod liver oil as the food that begins to build up strength immediately. It emphasizes turning ordinary food into strength and urges prompt use of the emulsion.
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Wiret of the Graduating Seotigix of the University ball fest sight ebowed plainly tn appreciation of Harold Henrey
A detailed student concert review praises Harold Henrey as a gifted young artist with a broad, deep, and powerful range. The program includes Bach, Sinding, Paderewski, Hadyn, Schumann, Brahms, Neidlinger, Stuart, and Liszt, with notable performances by Mr Detwiler on bass and the audience praising Henrey's control and expression.
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Lawrence
Padarewski
Frayer
Lairly
McHenry
Mme Henry
Dal Detwiler
Ottawa
Kansas
Acd Stin
Detwiler
Combers
Mr Detgiler
Paderewski
Hadyn
Schumann
Mr Prayer
Brahms
Neidlinger
Light
Stuart
Liszt
Cuba Delegation in Washington for Talks on Platt Amendment
The Cuban delegation arrives in Washington to discuss a constitution and relations with the United States. President McKinley hosts them at a White House dinner after cordial talks, with Secretary Root and War Secretary to continue the discussions on Cuba’s future. The talks focus on what constitutes a substantial agreement to the Platt Amendment and the likelihood of Congress action. the delegation avoids criticizing the present military government.
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England
Clayton Belver
Theo Congress
United States
Bowt
Jie
Washington
Land Republic
McKinley
Agaia
White House
Cuba
Congress
Root
Batis Factory
Tool
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Bryan rules out presidential bid says he will back Democratic principles
A statement from Tinenlin Nebraska dated April 26 reports Bryan says he has no intent to seek another presidential nomination. He pledges to support Democratic principles and those who advance them, while noting he will engage in politics for years and remain open to influence without pursuing the presidency again.
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Gut Hn
Breen
Tinenlin
Neb
Bryan Kes
Iert
Presidenes
Mer
Hegan
Oon Eastern
Policie
Bryan
Flood inundation and relief efforts across Cincinnati region
The flood conditions spread across Cincinnati and surrounding towns with water near ten feet above danger. Mayor Fleischmann organized relief funds and committees to aid homes uninhabitable after the flood recedes. Reports detail hardship in Newport Canton Vandling and expansions toward Covington Newport and others. Widespread job losses are noted in Cincinnati and nearby cities, with Durkee and West Virginia areas facing extensive homelessness and flood damage.
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Fleischmann
Newport
Wnt
Canton
Renie
Pheer
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Atronton Havas
Cattlettsburg
Portsmouth
Tuntington
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Frankfort
Kenteky
High Bridge
Jessamine County
Evansvilley
Tnd
Paducah
Milliner Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Marion Rooke of TM Thompson, Chicago importers at 1658 Milwaukee Avenue, reports a severe cold kept her awake and she used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after a milliner did. She says the remedy acted like magic, rapid relief followed, and she recovered fully. Sold by all druggists.
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TM Thompson
Fee
Milwaukee Avenue
Chicago
Chamberlain
All Droggista
ANOTHER DICTATOR AND WAR NEWS IN ALBAY PROVINCE
Report from Manila dated April 26 notes rebel Cailles taking eight American prisoners and executing several officers and a wealthy Mexican tax contractor. Cailles proclaims himself dictator in the mountains near Trynhus and vows continued war. Morres and Morales are said to have surrendered after initial resistance. Com misary Sergi, linked to commissary frauds, was sentenced to dishonorable discharge and two years in prison.
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Cailles
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Senecio
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Sancio
Callies
Trynhus
Taezon
Aucorysur
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Vulnean
Morres
Noranguray
Morales
Albay
Bermaranio
Aguinaldo
unseHlo
Ponce Ad
Sergi
Meston
Wanted to Hold Up a Town Near Queen City Texas
A one o clock robbery attempt occurred 16 miles south of Kana Texas near the Texas and Paris Railway. Five men seized night watchman Ira King at C L Cade’s shingle mill, tied him and tramp Woods to the tracks. A struggle broke out as the robbers prepared ropes. Woods was shot and killed, King wounded but likely to recover. Hasty pursuit ensues with hounds on the trail near Charleston, Me, and April.
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Queen City
Pex
Kana
Texas & Parisle
C. L. Cade
Ira King
Woods
Mil
King
Milroad
Polivenxin
Wools
Constante Sh Me Toswell
Clyde Strayre
Paul
Te Robles
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed for Bladder Trouble
Mrs N T Mesear of 1339 5th Avenue Pennsylvania notes doctors found her son’s weak bladder and kidney issues even in infancy. She praises Doan's Kidney Pills distributed by Dick Bros drugstore 747 Massachusetts Street as an effective regulator, urging readers to remember the Doan's name and buy at 50 cents.
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Harry Reeder
Lecompion
Pueblo
Colorado
Reeder
Bert Single
N.T. Mesear
Dean
Dick Bros
Mascarchusetts Street
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
U.S
Doan's
Uprisings in China and foreign diplomacy notes
A summary of dispatches from Shanghai and Pekin reports upheavals in China near the Yangtse provinces led by the Koiwah-Wei group. Western diplomacy debated indemnities and German involvement while Empress Dowager’s role looms large in future developments. Reports also cover a Callahan kidnapping case, fraternal building plans, Palisades quarry funding, Boer captures, a fire disaster near Brno, and a bank robbery in Ludlow.
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Times
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Chaffen
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