Colored Fever Deaths Prompt Refugee Camps Push
Jacksonville reports 1333 fever cases with 14 new deaths and a large share among colored residents. Officials plan to move blacks to refugee camps, while ration cuts may press city residents to relocate. Gainesville reports no new cases and growing confidence no epidemic there.
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Gainesville
Frances W. Austin
Mr. Foster
Hugh Grenhart
Maggie Robertson
W. J. Rallacy
Smith
Geo. Thompson
Elza Morely
Hennie Warren
W. J. Wallace
John Abner
Frank Foster
R. RR
Richard
Mr. Oldfield
C. Ohler
Billy the Kid Robs Taloga Bank and Store
Billy the Kid, the Colorado criminal, arrived in Taloga to rob the bank but found it closed. He then robbed W. N. Price in a corner store, taking about $10, a gold watch, and searched for more loot before fleeing toward Colorado while being pursued by locals armed with Winchester rifles.
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Billy
Colorado
Taloga
State Fair enters third day with record turnout
Torowka Sept 19 The third day of the State Fair drew large crowds and surpassed expectations. Weather was perfect and gate receipts nearly doubled last year. Turf events thrilled thousands, with Topeka expected to bring a large turnout tomorrow as excursions arrive from across the state. City businesses close early per mayoral proclamation.
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Torowka
Topeka
Pleasants Defaulter Reported In New Orleans
In New Orleans on September 19 a rumor circulated that the late U S Marshal R R Pleasants left a $53,000 deficiency. General W J Bebrn, one of the bondsmen, said a deficiency existed but was not as large as rumored and that Meyers and Bebrn would cover the shortfall when determined.
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New Or.eeans
United States
R. R. Pleasants
W. J. Bebrn
Meyers
Texan in Mo. House Fight Ends in Stabbings
Trextos Missouri September 19 A fight that began in a house of ill repute today left E McFadden of Texas with a stabbing wound to Wm Myers through the heart and resulted in Tom McDonald being fatally cut authorities said.
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Trextos
Speaker Carlisle Addresses Democratic Barbecue Crowd
Carlisle spoke to about six thousand people at a Democratic barbecue in Erlanger this afternoon, delivering remarks before supporters and supporters.
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Carlisle
Erlanger
Sorghum sugar works show high sugar content in Kansas
Conway Springs Sugar company operates day and night with sorghum cane, achieving 52 percent sugar in several lots and about 100 pounds of sugar per ton of cane. Early cane mixed with late varieties yielded molasses. Machinery runs 150 tons daily as Prof Schweinitz and assistants from the USDA aid the effort.
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Conway Sprines
Kas
Conway Springs Sugar Company
United States Department of Agriculture
Prof. Schweinitz
Senate Action on Chinese Labor Ban and Florida Relief Aid
Washington September 19 Edmunds reports to Senate from foreign relations committee Ordered that the president of the senate be directed to withhold transmission of the Chinese labor ban act to the house Senator Teller objects and the matter is carried over Bowen rules inquiry leads to the enrolled bill being signed and prepared for transmission Edmunds also offers a joint resolution seeking $100000 for relief of yellow fever suffering in Florida, which is pressed.
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Edmunds
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Teller
Bowen
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House
Florida
Vote on sundry civil bill in Senate adjourns after quorum gap
Washington September 19. The House resumed work on the conference report for the sundry civil appropriation bill. The vote on agreeing to the report was yeas 77 nays 0 with no quorum, and the House adjourned. Kilgore, chair of the enrolled bills committee, will carry the bill to the President but delays to courtesy the Senate and allow action on the foreign relations committee order.
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D. C
House
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Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon RR Abandons Land Grant
Washington report states the Marquette Houghton and Ontonagon railroad company has withdrawn all claims to a land grant opposite its road, signaling final abandonment of over 200000 acres. Settlers gain clear titles as the road was sold to Canadian Pacific which does not plan the extension.
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Washington
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonagon Railroad Company
General Land Office
Senate
Canadian Pacific
Tariff Subcommittee Plans Report This Session
The tariff sub-committee of the senate asserts it has not abandoned plans to report a tariff bill this session. They have important hearings this week and early next week. The bill is nearly completed and they hope to present it to the full committee next week.
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HineTon
Senate
Weather Indications For Kansas This Week
The weather indications for twenty four hours beginning at 7 p m Thursday Sept 20 show fair weather in Kansas, followed by light rains Thursday afternoon or night, with cooler winds shifting to northerly directions.
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Washington, D.C
Kansas
Fire destroys two warehouses in Brisbane
A Bisbane dispatch reports two warehouses on Eagle street Brown and Barkers were consumed by fire. Estimated loss amounts to 2 million dollars with the blaze concluding today.
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Lonnox
Bisbane
Queensland
Eagle Street
Brown and
Barkers
Pozzoni's Powder Promises Fresher Complexions
What is more attractive than a pretty face with a fresh bright complexion See Pozzoni's Powder.
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Pozzoni
General Harrison Vets Welcome At University Park
General Harrison receives delegations from Illinois and Indiana veterans at University Park and his residence. He addresses about 1 500 visitors, discusses tariff policy and the treasury surplus, and thanks working women and veterans before a final round of handshakes.
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University Park
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Harrison
Iroquois County
Representative
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America
Greely County
P. C. Hayes
Morris
Kansas State Soldiers' Reunion Draws Veterans in October
Toreka reports preparations for Kansas State Soldiers' reunion in Lincoln October 1 to 6 with tents at the state fair grounds. Grand Army of the Republic leaders and numerous dignitaries will attend. prizes totaling seventeen hundred dollars will be awarded to bands drum corps and posts. The event coincides with the Women’s Relief Corps annual reunion and Loyal Legion headquarters on the grounds.
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Grand Army of theRepublic
Warner
Sherman
George Crook
John McNeal
Thayer
Nebraska
Alex M. C. D. Cook
Loyal Legion of Kansas
Women’s Relief Corps
Grand Army
Feighan
Nineteenth Cumberland Reunion Opens in Curcaco
Army of the Cumberland gathers about 150 members with General Rosecrans as chairman General Fullerton proposes a nine member committee to study an equestrian monument to General Sheridan An amendment suggests including a state society member A button project for members is planned Central Music Hall hosts a Sheridan eulogy by General Russell Alger The Loyal Legion joins for a two day open house and a banquet is planned tomorrow night
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Harrison
Park
Second
Ninth Indiana Cavalry
Twenty-Sixth Infantry
Col
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Col. Bridgeland
Indiana Cavalry
Washington Street
Ninth Cavalry
Twenty-sixth
Adams
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Curcaco
Society of the Cumberland
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Fullerton
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Philadelphia
Central Music Hall
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
Philip H. Sheridan
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Grand Pacific Hotel
Loyal Legion
Army of the Cumberland
Racing at Gravesend in raw damp afternoon
Sporting events at Gravesend saw a large crowd despite a muddy track. Winners included Sings in 1:514 for the mile, King Ille in 1:594 for the one and one-sixteenths, and Lela May in 1:58 for the one and one-sixteenth miles among several races with close finishes.
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Run
King Crab
Oarsman
King Lle
Darina Dod
Wahoo
Lela May
Kacsiur Jat Orcan
Track meet results from Lovinsville fair races
Weather fair track fast. One mile dash won by Potean with Erebus second and Harry Glen third in 1 42. Six furlongs winner Tom Wood with Everett second and Rhody Pringle third in 1 13. Lone Chance won the St Legar stakes two miles for three year olds with J B Clay second and Frankfort third in 3 36. Remina took the five eighths with Sunlight second and Sparling third in 1 01 4. Panama won the three eighths with Ray second and Wyndom third in 1 29 4.
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Panama
Ray
Wyndom
Walton Barrett couple wed in Sedalia Missouri
Walton junior editor of the Republican of Walton Kas and Miss Lula Gertrude Barrett of Sedalia Missouri were married in Sedalia on the evening of September 19.
Warner’s Log Cabin Remedies Highlighted
Fragment notes log cabins used as homes and people thriving in hardy early generations. It mentions Warner’s Log Cabin Cough and Consumption Remedy and Warner’s Tippecanoe stomach tonic as simple, traditional cures from the era.
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Warner
Huge Ball Propels Blaine Demonstration Tour
A large rolling ball linked to the Blaine event travels from Cumberland Maryland to Hagerstown and Frederick with Congressmen Perkins Laird and Thomas giving speeches. The expedition heads to Washington then to West Virginia Ohio Indiana and possibly the Pacific coast amid a national Republican League welcome.
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Cumberland
Hagerstown
Frederick
B. W. Perkins
Laird
Thomas
National Republican League
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Indianapolis
Pacific Coast
Baltimore announces engagement of Miss Virginia McTavish
A cable from Baltimore reports the engagement of Miss Virginia McTavish of Baltimore to the Duke of Norfolk, confirming a high born alliance and social prominence in society news.
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Virginia McTavish
Duke of Norfolk
Market Reports From New York City on September 29
New York Mooner reports Money On call at 24.3 percent with last loan at 232 4 percent. Mercantile Paper prime mercantile rate listed at 5ig6 ile percent. Sterling exchange dull with 4.84 for 60 day bills and 4.884 for demos. Total stock sales recorded at 533, shares.
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Mercantig Parer
Prime Mercantile
Sixcuanee
Kansas City Grain and Provisions Market Report
Boston September 19. Kawana and Wusat markets list bid and asked quotes for No 2 red wheat and corn products. Prices shown for meal bulk sacked and various bran, hog products, bacon cuts, and pork values alongside live poultry and dairy items.
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Kansas City
Kawana
Wusat
Young America
Hicper
Livestock Receipts and Market Report
September 19 report shows cattle receipts near 7 600 with market steady to good for common to medium grades. Sheep and hog receipts around 7 000 with strong and steady demand. prices range from 2 000 to 5 0 for various classes. Muttons feature common to medium at 1 30 to 3 50 with steady tone.
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Manoas Urry
Market Report from St Louis Dairy and Grain Prices
In St Louis on September 11 the wheat and corn markets show cash bids and futures closings. Wheat cash at 01693% with October 9 closing 91% and December BX 94X at 93% while May YQ closes 98% and corn October 4 Qi at 39 with December 33% and other years at 33% closing 23844 33% ash January at 44 and May percentages. Uarts cash bids 2 and 22% for September and Cree year 22% with May at 274 2. Prices for Timothy, dairy products, refined oil, and pork provisions listed with various bid and price figures including creamery times and lard.
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St. Louis
Market report from Louis with mixed cattle quotes
September 19 market notes from Louis reflect slow demand and varied cattle quotes. Native steers range 4.15 to 5.00 with fair to good feeders at 2.20 to 3.50, and claimed receipts around 6.3096 head, plus buck chipmen and packing demand described as slow to fair.
Texas cattle market summary and prices
Market report noting cattle and sheep quotations with bids for steers and feeders, turkey and lard prices, and western stock movements. Includes figures like 3,0093,35 and 6,500 for shipments, with references to Texas cattle trends and native stock activity.
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Texas Cattle
Western Rangers
Maelight Ogee
Texas
Local Market Prices From September Listing
Readable fragment shows a September 19 market roundup with product names and prices. It references wholesale sprees, weekly corrections by staff, and items such as oats and oats related goods with multiple price figures and codes, though many tokens are distorted.
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Enee
Lawausnes
Kas
Tom Broe
Massach Street
Bourren
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