Ferns and local trade notes in Lawrence Kansas
Fragmentary OCR mentions ferns and local trades at a store on Michel Mind Street near Taeole House in Lawrence Kansas. References to churches Bible teachers and small items hint at a community notices page with names and addresses.
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Kansas Pups State Convention at Hutchinson
Readable summaries describe a large Kansas Methodist gathering at Hutchinson with harmony cited, debates over money questions, and committee work. The event features W Brebleathal as chair, temporary leaders chosen, and plans for a national convention alignment. Also noted are mortgage ruling discussions in Topeka and other late Kansas news items.
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W. Brebleathal
S.erebary
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Wren
Sineta
Perry
Brevleotial
We State
Columbuter
Emier Prompuy
Thaedock
Berry
Dhai Ierkin
Harris
Leevenwarthe
Appotitea
Neamens
Ria
Unitembal
Lewelling
Tom Sample
Kansas Methodists
Mill Blown Up In Riftan Area Tragedy Reported
Fragmented dispatches describe a mill explosion near Roses Street two miles from Fulton with five workers missing and remains later found. Separate items note political hearings in Washington, a cabinet dispute over enforcement, a fusion talk in Port Craines area, and a Calumet fire in Chicago with assorted violent crime and rebellion rumors across several cities.
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Poromerrie
Noy
Riftan
Ulatercoun
Tuba
Pacific Railroads Debt Under Government Claim
Congressman Hubbard Mace introduced a bill in the house to fix the government subsidy debt for Union Pacific, Kansas Pacific, Central Pacific and Western Pacific railroads and to authorize sale if bonds are not redeemed by July 1, 1895. The attorney general would bid to recover the government amount in a public sale. A separate note reports arbitrators' decision on grain freight rates to Galveston and New Orleans, granting Galveston a rate advantage of up to three cents from Kansas and Nebraska, with Wichita and western points seeing lower Galveston rates.
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Uulebard
Missouri
Secretary of the Treasury
Union Pacific
Kansas
Central Pacific
Western Pacific
United States
Velock
Galveston
Texas Fortananvania
New Youk
A. Fairhorn
FB. W. Howe
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Germany
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France
Berlin
Forelen
Great Britain
Toulon
Figaro
Cura
Beyroute
Tia
Bimetallism in England and American Political Moves
Reports from London and St Louis reveal cross Atlantic finance and party activity. The British government signals support for bimetallic ideas while keeping to the gold standard. In Missouri the American Protective Association names officers and pledges to expand its local organization without endorsing a gubernatorial candidate.
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S& Louis
Isan City
Stile Couneil
American Protective Association
Jd. WD. Stephens
Edwin U
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Marquette Denounced as Fraud In Historic Hall Showdown
Fragmentary text reports protests against Marquette’s claims presented in the House by Representatives Linton and Dentine, with references to a Nebraska ALD committee and disputed Father Marquette discoveries. Other items describe battles, a city hall restoration, a fire in Columbia area housing children, political aims for direct senatorial elections, and local disasters including Clinton post office loss and a ship dedication. The jumble includes multiple unrelated events such as fires, fires, fires and a note on veterans in Kansas City.
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Sallie M. Anderson
Columbia
Ananda Wilson
Marquis di Rudina
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Soudan
Effingham
Kaw
Missouri
Pratt
Drake
Othar
United States
Kansas City
Regular Army
Bairy Union
Wisconsin Republicans Name Delegates At State Convention
Minnacese March 18 The Wisconsin Republican state convention opened at 12 30 with delegates and spectators filling the Academy of Music The assembly heard speeches from John G Esch and other leaders praising McKinley as a national figure The convention highlighted a crowded field of presidential candidates and strong party support for the Republican platform The France and Egypt foreign affairs items note irritations and military movements as part of the era news coverage
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Wis
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State Centre
Academy of Music
John G. Esch
la Crosac
Huoor Coshman Esch
Republican Party
Legi
Mortio
New York
Nestar
Allison
Iowa
Hercules
Tom Reed
Maine
Lincoln
Wm. McKinley
Ohio
The Unhappy Marriage and Moral Dissent
A long discussion on troubled marriage highlights duty, forgiveness, and separation as options when harmony fails. It argues that spouses must endure or separate with dignity, condemning cruelty while endorsing self restraint and the protection of children.
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Sion
Lanes
Carly
Siiis
Ueaven
Tievanse
Elgon
Guy
Harper
Markets by Wire Advertised Secrets and Market Notes
Listed market notes from Lawrence Kansas detailing mail to patrons of advertised letters, with delivery instructions and names. Includes hog receipts, cattle and dairy prices, hay, hogs, butter, eggs and grain bids, and cash and futures figures with dates in March.
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Kan
Senate Panel Backs Shio Resolution in Foreign Affairs
Washington March 15 The Senate committee on foreign relations agreed to back the House version on the Cohan resort amendments as a substitute for federal regulation. A strong majority favored the Senate form though some warned of expediency. Sherman chairs the committee and will push the Cohan issue to a vote soon.
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