Ambiguous Names Parade Through Busy Local Night
A garbled list of names and scattered phrases fills a page segment, mentioning Barker, Rand Serieg, Gand, Howard, Welker, Ch Chandler, Water, Manter, Marvin Go, Shinzo, Macy, and others. The legible bits hint at a scheduled event or meeting at 9 p.m. Saturday, with unclear purpose and many cryptic fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Barker
A - W. Rand
Serieg
AG. Honaold Ee
Gand
Howard Nel Welker
C. Apandler
Iseg
B. Wate
Washington Centennial Parade Review Ends Busy Day
The final day of the Washington centennial celebration drew huge crowds in Union Square with President Harrison inspecting, Morton's staff, and a long parade featuring many civic, military, and immigrant groups. The event included the dedication tableau, diverse district and trade displays, and a chaotic yet orderly close as the president departed for Washington amidst widespread public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uure
Wough
Elois Hayes
Sand Sen
Mivor Gir
Tien
Pie
Delia
Philadelphia
Washine
Schuyler
Charles Lee
Caanerad
Sadun Cochrane
New York World
Posivie
Youkers
Veterdius
Elange
Taldenua
New York
Jaware
Maryland
Tavid Batting
Linense Calvert
Yennsylvania
Penn
Cate
Caludonian Club
Tighland Mrsuneul
Sainss Centennial Comaniden
Isgtableway
Brooklyn
Gremen
Manhattan Ship Joiners
Bacivty
Cloak and Sail
SM Brooks Carpenters
Union
Carpenters and Juiners of
America
Trittian di
George Washington
Martin T. McMahon
Fourth Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Fourth District Republican Convention in Kansas Chooses Officers
Euronia May 1 The Fourth congressional district convention met to nominate a candidate for congress to succeed Thomas Ryan. Hon W A Morgan of Chase county was chosen chairman with W L Stockton of Coffey county as secretary. Ten candidates present, large attendance, resolutions praising the party and Union veterans were adopted. Balloting continued to the fiftieth ballot before adjournment to 8 o'clock next morning. The Loyal Legion of Kansas met in Leavenworth with officers elected and a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Legion of Kansas
Euronia
Kus
Congress
Mon. Thomas
Ryan
W. A. Morgan
Chase County
W. L. Stockton
Coffey County
Fourth
State of
Kansas
Harrison
Billy Aml
Union
Republican Party
Akpes
Ameri Nl
Uackih
Stir
Corporal Veiner
Wragtina Pensions
Gubbers
Untitled Sporting Briefs and Crime Note Across Cities
Fragmentary sports notes show multiple city matchups and results with uncertain scores and teams. A pursuit of two horse thieves near Argentine leads to capture and jail. officers fired one shot. May 1 reports a voluntary assignment at Cragin Manufacturing with assets and liabilities roughly $130,000 to $150,000 and $370,041 in inventories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OvaTa
Kas
Marstal Eusbhie
James Conway
Win. Moore
Orgrocs
Whitt
Curae
Cragin Maanfacturing
Taulay
Wiliam A. Mantgomery
Boda
Dripping Pass
Parnell Examined as Cross Fire Hits Cash and Plans
Lusnox May 1 The direct exam of Mr Parnell concluded his claim to complete the Irish agitation constitution with cross examination starting. He denied Irish World collected funds for the parliamentary party since 1882 and said he knew of communications with Patrick Burke since 1881. He rejected any plan to ally with Fenian elements to expel landlords, stating his aim was to end landlordism, not drive individuals away. The commission adjourned after discussing funds, Devoy, and Dan O’Leary meetings and the role of “physics force” men in constitutional agitation. A later report details parade tension in Washington with a mob near the Capitol and a violent deriding incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
Lusnox
Parnell Commission
Trish
Webster
Charles Russell
Parnellites
Trona
Mooney
Patrick Bord
Leigh
Ireland
Aager
Mr. Davitt
John ‘O'Leary
Fens
National Fund
America
John Devay
Dublin
McParnell
Devoy
Alexander Sullivan
Tie
Lyon
Wilebit
Fee
Englad
Southern Cotton Men Meet to Discuss Permanent Organization
A gathering of Southern cotton producers convenes to consider establishing a permanent organizational structure. The meeting aims to outline bylaws, leadership roles, and long term coordination among member groups to advance industry interests.
Western stock men unite to form Southern mill aid group
Southern manufacturers from Georgia to Louisiana meet in Georgia to discuss a permanent organization and cooperative cotton regulation. President Hickman urges new mills only with protective assurances as talks cover cotton barging, market control, and shipping strategies. A Kansas City branch is proposed with a directorate to monitor mills, pricing, and imports. A major strike hits building trades in Pittsburgh and surrounding cities, affecting about 5,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maat Ava Ga
Hickman
South
Georgia
North Carolina
Booth Carolina
Alabama
Tennessee
Louisiana
MI Brown
Shanghai
Merion
Eoods
Sam Haven
Prajadielle
Cauntry
Moyela Niigatae
China
Klimvach Bae Las
Dhs
Manchester
Ashi
Liseuss
Ominuufacturi
Enttan Baggie
Langeonignes
Hirkmhan
Telegraphic News Notes Mixed Market Rows
Telegraphic notes report a volatile sugar market and a string of quick headlines. Highlights include the Kentucky theatrical company forming in Kansas City, General Newberry passing the Chicago post to Colonel Seston, and postmaster Van Cott taking charge in New York. Also noted are a Windsor Theater fire causing $10,000 in losses with injuries, arrests in Somerset, a Dover ark attack, identifications after a Hamilton Ont wreck, and false chatter about Blaine’s health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Theatrical Company
Kansas City
General Newberry
Chicago
Postolice
Colonel Seston
van Cott
New York
Jamer
Windsor Theater
Daniel
George Shoulen
Somerset
Jack Kelso
Dover
Ark
Kelso
Hamilton Ont
George Gratmotte
David Booth
Teronte
J. 8
Tall
Banka
Ace
J. Ui. Curnick
Markets By Telegraph Atchison Stock Report May 1
Kansas City Grain and Provisions market report notes weak shipments and lower quotations across classes. Merchants report unsettled conditions with prices varying, including creamery products and live stock, as all markets show muted activity and caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinus City
Maji
Carrie Ker
Mikestad
Cawr
Lethal
Daz Gaguha
Haralyto
Dune
Wirtutenty
Kansas City
Ines Toll
Nerman
Atheys
Eheet Lear
Thacher Attorneys at Law and County Officials
A fragment notes Thacher, attorney at law, connected with county offices including treasurer deputy treasurer register of deeds and coroner and a reference to a national bank and a county lap surveyor dated Fe 3 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Deeds
ED J. Barker
Spicn
National Bank
W& Spangler
National Bank Bifidinz
John Q. At Norton
Omice
Douglas County
Hane Blair & Peairs
Koon 4 National Bank Building
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Ctunn
Kater Bey
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Dimmuns
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Steden
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Rigg
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Taware Ati St
Holmes
Hamilton
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Beth
Deeda
Washington
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Harrivon
Mr. Moton
Washi
Suree
New Jeraey Central
New Tuk
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Deare Ar
Morton
Ttia
Missouri
Pranka
United State
Commiere
Warner Milter
Stephen Ny Khorat
Haney
Cha
Raa Pierre
Lee
Ben
Virginia
Bial Legion
Tiverry Lind
New York Cavalry
Priesaer
New Yoas
Maretson
Jairty
So'elock
Jersey City
Purney Bait Railroad
Wasitrsvios
Wirrisen
Agibas
Cateauo
Wilhemina Stelagedy
Jefferson Park
Germany
Lyttom Rock
Act
Escobedo
Queretaro
Mes
Masimillian
Mexico
Larchi
Villaneuvo
Coronel Carrell
Mexica
Lake Shore
Agajpal
Mr. Ekynn
Ues Walus
Mutsher Finch
Waubaunsee
Nicholson
Morris
Millers
LyncScotta
Comday
Kelley
Warnisen
Shiver Greenwood
Martindale
Marion
Hawico
Miller
Butler
Cibtis
Ballit
Woollsan Gonty Clangetther
Shivens
Kelly
Wanhaanssy
Qens
Luavesworth
Kaa
Leyal Legion of Kansas
Tule Ning
Wharf
Tanelers
R Martin
Ieee Janier
Col T Weed
J. 2. Rowley
Gul. Dot
Rey. Berner Plain
Dean Conaver
A Smith
WM. Fortesqne
Ad. Smith
Or. Sop Neeley
Ward of Directors
Mae
Sporting
Thatruay
Gash
Kangaa City
Kanana City
Ipginwali
Pillsburg
Pillsbury
Cleveland
Kwelye
Phils Help von
Uutivaupotis
Tadinnadis
Wag
Alsdonis
Loviad
Dreakiva
New York-New
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Blessing
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Diss
FE. Anderson
Hinkel
Linde Aren
Hoohy Muatel
Ailoxen
Leon
Jetes
Ned Hood
Vinines Street
M. W. Dory
Ian
Witshin
Mair
Morten
Reali
Oklahoma
War Department
Cook
Merritt
Cherokee Outlet
Lesyenmorth
Western Stock Men
Out Parta
Amt
South Americ
Derman
Ig Cattan Inc
Iveraia “Aringrs
Alialive
Citeacu
Samurl Lugurus
T. Huger
A.D. Gregwy
Phe
Licents
Comanissiom
Anneyy
Kansas Cine
Iris
Starkbo
Dleetet UW
Tressman
Pueblo
Cate Jo
Genter
Texan
Thegory
Withrew
Fo Po
St Lowtsia
Phillips
Kanean
Pinsacne
Telegraphic
Vandalis
San Francisco
Bank of EF
London Glock Exchange
Yous
Blaine
Walker Alaine
Lester Uing
Sanran
Fla
Pin
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Ethnief
Volundar Direnian
Dayton City
LaCruiss
Wie
May
Pice Benight Deatry
Vastnian
AMI
Bras Ratte
Lina
Telegraph
Atchison, Vopelra & Santa Fe
Howto Bay
St. Lonta Iain and
Oma
Chile
LMR
Chiengo
Provner
Han
Eal Witten
Andy
Hus
Catria
Reretpie
Sincere
Fendere
Jhon
A.W. Beasey
J.D
Attorneys AT Law
Thacher
Mike
John Hutchings
Attorneys AT Law and Notaries Public
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D W. Henley
BANKS
the National Bank
Tita Cuieey Tsealient Woop Atlnet
Wise Creations
Hamar
United States
The
Merchants National Bank
Wes
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ALAS
Myestiem
Vrevident
Jambo
Cashier Capital
Jacob Hones
J. Aitavunary
Douglas County National Bank
Capital
HOW Brever
Suarr
JH. Martalde
Enwan Assall
H.C. Vaughay
EC Denson
Ree't
Comhier
Y Sale
State OF KA
Key Doonan Coreen
Edwin Brown
Makati
Naan Loan & Trusta
Naan
Muttrato
Sheldon
Congiss
State of Kansas
Actiog
Douglan County
Kaonas
Dunglae
Towit
Calvan
Benes Ryan & Nevioun
Sida
Mtrlic Notr
Onder
Leavenworth
Milon
Mehalay
M. McElire
Mary J. Jacqies
Au C. Teter
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Charlen
Mace Fo Sarques
Kinadmegion
Elta Jacques
Eheriflat
Ouglia
Fueedas
Bre
Timidt
Lawosvity
Ponrglas
Hansen
Alteabet
Eaid County
Towlt
Folement
Cubin
Ander
Lewrones
Atpell
Ares
Duszisa County
Fir Plato
Gavana
Wity
Dangian Loitity
Karwad
Dey
Maret
Patd
Wetttlon
Douglas
Kaneas
Antd
Peralt
Dell
Old Pharmary
Cald
Sea George Leis
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