Art Loan Exhibition Promoted By Kansas Leaders
At a Topeka library hall meeting the Kansas State Art Association executive committee discussed an Art Loan Exhibition to run late February into early March. A noted Chicago collection of 95 engravings tracing art history from 1400 to present and designs for the Century cycle from Chicago to St Louis have been offered for Topeka display. A public gathering is set for January 24 at Library Hall to gather suggestions and organize loans, with free return travel to owners and access for members who paid dues.
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Kansas State Art Association
Wes
Barly
Association Library
Topeka
Chicage
Joseph M. Rogers
Chicago
St. Louis
Century Company
New York
Citien
Kausaa
Library Hall
Topekishull
Association
Asvociation
Jonnson
H. Can Rice
J. K. Hupsox
W. Grick
J. Homan
E. Wilder
Topeka Commonwealth
Earthquake Shocks Reported in Several Cities
Telegraphic news notes Malaga Loja and Vutiz as shaken by earthquakes with continued damage. reports from various places, including Malaga and Mucacar, describe ongoing tremors and the impact. In other dispatches famine fears are cited as governments respond.
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Malaga
Loja
Vutiz
Mucacar
Sr. Petersbung
Uresailig
Oklahoma Lands Conflict Shapes Senate Debate
In Washington the Oklahoma land question dominates the Senate as West and Plumb’s resolutions appear. Senator Verts argues the lands cannot be settled by whites under existing law, urging Congress to act to prevent bloodshed and preserve native rights while awaiting a broader resolution on Creek and Seminole land cessions. The debate grows as Plaunt’s proposal requests the president’s views on the situation and a more comprehensive plan is promised.
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Benvte
WasursaTon
D. C
Oklahoma
West and
Plumb
Ecenate
Oklahoms
Vert
Congress
Plaimt
Hye
Senate debates on Oklahoma lands and woman suffrage
The Kansas Senate debated forenoon on a house concurrent resolution about opening Indian lands west of the hundredth meridian to settlement. The Lingenteler senate resolution urged Congress to pass a bill opening lands for settlement. The afternoon focused on woman suffrage and appointing a special committee. Eighteen bills were introduced. The judiciary committee split on a constitutional convention, with minority urging passage of a joint resolution and a full revision of the constitution.
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Toroka
Kansas
Senate
House
Oklahoma
Lingenteler
Wuereas
United States
Wuerens
Congress
Kellogg
Judicial Committee
Blue
Greene
Bawden
Ritter
Gick
Pickler
Judiciary Committee
A. L. Redden
J. W White
P. Harkness
Market Report Kansas City Produce Market 1885
Banas Urry reports a steady verbose market with flour quiet and four extra fancy sales. Wheat receipts total 12 750 bushels with 693 600 bushels in store and 220 shipments. corn receipts 19 900 bushels and store volumes at 107 570 bushels. Prices show cash and futures bids across February March and May terms with assorted bid and ask levels.
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Kansas City
Banas Urry
Elore
Chicago
Minnesota
Danusry
Sune
Sve
sGhe
WLAX
Georgia Gold Fever Reignites as Old Mines Are Found
Revival of interest in Georgia mining spreads from Dahlonega to Bartow and Murray counties. Reports tell of manganese, iron ore, copper, plumbago, mica, and yellow ochre found near Cartersville and Fort Mountain. Legends persist of an ancient Cherokee chief who foresaw a mine, sparking new prospecting and shafts uncovered along the Cincinnati and Georgia railroad.
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Bartow
Georgia
Dahlonega
State Agricultural School
Cartersville
Troup
Okkl
Cincinnati and Georgia
Fort Mountain
Murray County
da Soto
Cohuttah
the Tribune
Schools and churches push for reform and new endowments
Georgia and North Carolina plan to establish technical schools while public health urges foundational sanitary education. Penn plans a nurses school funded by Hannah Long's 800000 legacy. Yale will shift to Saturday holidays with Wednesday recitations. Baptists in Iowa hold 246000 in endowment funds supporting 31 instructors for 345 students. Bishop Warren seeks 350000 more for Denver University with 20000 subscribed recently. Bishop Thompson urges white clergy for black congregations and cites distrust of black ministers. St Paul’s Episcopal Church in Milwaukee features an unparalleled stained glass window. central panel mirrors Doré and will cost around four thousand dollars.
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Georgia
North Carolina
Louisvile Courter
State Board of Health of
Indiana
University of Pennsylvania
Hannah Long
Philadelphia
Yale College
Baptists of Iowa
Bishop Warren
Denver University
First Baptist Church
Denver
University Fund
Chicago
Hugh Miller Thompson
Mississippi
Milwaukee Sentinel
St Paul's Episcopal Church
D City
Dore
Christ
Fun of City Life Brings Curious Street Reactions
A vivid 19th century vignette describes a privileged young man reading in a second story and Provoking attention from passersby below on a Sunday morning. Neighbors glare and mock while two boys upstairs boast with toy pistols as the scene unfolds. Also reports on child marriages in rural Kentucky and a Florida orange grove yielding 150000 oranges from fifteen trees.
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Plant City
Fla
Florida
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Ily
Chile
Nice
Steinberg’s Palace Clothing House
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kas
Waorlk
O&a
BO Co
Crokery
Soxon
East Reary Street
Wheeler & Wilson’s
Dauntless Sewing Attechines
FHICO
Weed Sewing Machines
J. T. Richey
Ag’t
Henry Street
Andrews
Pearl
C. B. Andrews & Co
Mott
Dr. Love
Indian Department
Royal Bakies Powder Co
Royal Company
Peter Collier
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Carmesn
Shockey
Shorkey
E. Gordon Gibb
Shickey
Ben Mundy
Pratt
A.O. U. W. Ball
Prate
Prof
California
B.S. Clarke
E! Paco
Mr. Clarke
Mexico
Deng Stores
Wineig and
Winthroptreet
Lawvience
Wa. T. Faxon
Wutaimantic
Cons
South Coventry
Furgnce
Ara
Telegraphic News
Signal Service
Fargo
Jamestown
Junction City
Twentieth United States Infantry
J. McNaught
Fort Reiley
Fort Hays
Oklahou
Washington Notes
Jame Fin
Waghin Uray Vou
Cone
Blake
Digge
Colby
Nebraska
Alice B. Stocktam
Matilds Hindmen
Pittsburg
H . Chapin
Shattuck
Olympia Brown
Laura D. Effie Gordon
Matilda Justyn Gage
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
The
Kansas Legislature
Darren
Cutcane
the Drovers’ Journal
T.q
Texas
Anyon
Fox
Frederick Lowey
Fulton St
Kentucky
Chicago Journal
American Electric Light
N-Algwim
Whittier
Ae Greauate
Seiger
Uae
Giportant
Yrnatter Fowphict
Thesi
Mel
Rome
Pr. Price’, Peciay
Steele & Price
Chicge
Louis
Charles Serplnet
Tor Bow's
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Foltes
Crittenton
Corus
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