Grandest Talent Of The Nation Attracts National Figures
Report notes one thousand flambéaus in uniforms and fireworks worth five hundred dollars as companies arrive from Topeka Atchison Wyandotte Fort Scott Leavenworth Ottawa Emporia and other cities. Generals Logan Williamson Stewart L Woodford and others including Emery Storrs Long John Wentworth and Robert Lincoln to be present.
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Atchison, Wyandotte
Fort Scott
Leavenworth
Ottawa
Emporia
John A. Logan
Gen. Williamson
Stewart L. Woodford
Emery Storrs
Long John Wentworth
Robert Lincoln
Flambeau Companies
Atchison, Leavenworth
Wyandotte
Orawe, Burlingane, Emporia
Persenat
J.D. Jones
Chicago
Jas. Blood, Jr
Corra
Jake McGee
Tom McGee
Illinois
Orme
Harry Schaum
Sgegsin
Crew
Dayton
John Bate
Ridgeville
Ind
Sereny
Peabody
Sheldon
ME McMuny
Perryville
E A Eaton
RM Simmons
Porter
Philadelphia
EG Cate
J Homer
W Butler
Hesper
J .J Barnes
D Robertson
Albany
Vertram
C Grove
Korek
Jefferson Co
Grand Republican meeting to ratify nominations in the state
A large Republican gathering at the state headquarters with W N H Whitney elected president and A B Warren secretary. Plans include a September 17 ratification meeting, Topeka invitations, and a torchlight procession with speakers such as Gen John A Logan and Robert Lincoln. Fireworks display will feature over four thousand pieces.
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Koitile
Republican Party
Military encampment highlighted at Western National Fair
Col Lewis of the 1st Regiment outlines the military campment plans for the fair. The unit will encamp north of Floral Hall all week with drills an inspection daily. Five brass bands join the regiment plus a juvenile battalion and colored troops, under staff officers Colonel Lewis Lieutenant Colonel Patrick Major Grant.
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Lewis
Bismarck
Floral Hall
Patrick
Grant
Clyde
Batchelder
Manhattan
Sam. Campbell
Wyandotte
Capwin DE. Cornell
Seneca
Ed. Bates
Ottawa
Ed. Boltwood
Smith’ Centre
Paola
Merrill
Topeka
Newham
Burlingame
Fin
Council Grove
Finney
Saving Angel Brings Hope With St Jacoba Oil
In Archange a desperate wife used St Jacoba Oil on a gravely ill man. The first application eased the pain and subsequent doses brought rapid recovery. Within two days he was well and finally declared cured by the doctor, replacing death with new life.
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Archange
Temperance Meeting Discusses Enforcement and License Law
Sunday afternoon gatherings at the Baptist church resumed with Sidney Clarke opposing the amendment citing enforcement challenges and public opinion. Dr. Dobbins urged action over rhetoric, and Mrs. Wilson argued licensing liquor is improper. meetings will continue each Sunday at 2 o'clock p.m.
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the Baptist Church
Sidney Clarke
Miss Hyde
Dobbins
Wilson
Baptist Church
Spiritual lecture and political notices at Bismarck Grove
An evening event in Bismarck Grove features Miles Grant of Boston examining spiritual manifestations and debunking contact with departed normals, with an open Q and A. Announcements include Capt. Wm A Rankin seeking the Senate seat, plus notes on party and independent candidacy and local political commentary. References to Prof Guilmette kidney pads and local agents are included, alongside various candidate names and a note on high school deaks and teacher attendance.
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Bismarck Grove
Miles Grant
Boston
Jamaica Hurricane and Labor Strikes Hit Multiple States
Jamaica hurricane devastates vast areas with thousands homeless and civilians killed, while strikes grip Milwaukee, St Louis, and surrounding rail hubs. Portland cows fall ill in a deadly new disease, and St Joseph Exposition reports large crowds and accidents at the racecourse.
Vast dispatches from late 19th century newswire
The item compiles brief notes from multiple towns and events including a murder near Flanpute, a suicide attempt by Chas Miller, the Atchison Exposition opening, possible loss of the steamer San Salvador, an oyster train crash near Fostoria, fatalities from a lightning strike in Kentucky, the first use of colored jurors in Louisville, a tornado in Riemolds, and statewide election outlooks with a quake felt in Movyrman.
Sioux Chief Big Road Surrenders With Followers
A Fort Keogh dispatch reports Sioux chief Big Road, direct from Sitting Bull's camp, surrendered to authorities with four followers. His party of 10 braves is expected to arrive within a day or two.
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Fort Keogh
Big Road
Sitting Bull
Survivors Arrive From Vera Cruz As New York Sails Surge
Survivors of the Vera Cruz disaster arriving from Jacksonville, Florida, including O K Owens, plan to depart tomorrow for New York. Also reported are the death of Smith Howse, a longtime citizen and Democrat leader, from apoplexy in Dergin, and a series of financial and industrial notes from New York and other locations including gold shipments and a factory fire in Floyd Street with substantial insured loss.
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Cuanestos
S.C
Vera Cruz
O. K. Owens
Jacksonville
Florida
New York
Weather Forecast For Mississippi and Missouri Valleys
Sept. 7 forecast for the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys calls for a stationary or higher barometer with southerly winds veering to easterly in the southern district. Partly cloudy conditions are expected.
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Suixaton
Mississippi
Missouri
Couler Portherly
The Markets New York Sept 6 Frank Words
Market notes from New York report currency and bond figures with references to government bonds and mercantile paper. The damaged text mentions money per count and discount rates and appears to catalog securities and rates for the day.
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New York
Prine Mercantile
Kent
Louis Produce Market Prices Fall and Rise on September
Market summaries from St. Louis show mixed moves across commodities. Wheat options ease while oats and barley hold, whiskey steady around 31.13, malt and meat prices uncertain amid thin reading.
Kansas City Produce Market Report Summary
Kansas City markets show Wheat receipts 7 090 bushels shipments 19 290 bushels with in store sales and revisions. No. 2 mixed bids around 284 percent. No. 2 white mined at 28 4 percent. Rye No. 9 at 70 cents asked. Barley nominal. Eggs plentiful but weak. Chapter item notes chest and neck quality in loins.
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Kansas City
Kansan City
Togo
St Louis Stock Market Briefs Cattle and Hogs Mixed
Market notes from St Louis on September 6 report cattle steady to firm with notable feeder and cow prices, receipts and shipmen ts lower. hogs show mixed demand with prices slipping from prior highs and light shipments. sheep receipts and quality steady to good while market tones vary by category.
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Mansab City
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