Wheat boom boosts Kansas farm land values and sales
The wheat boom lifts land values across Kansas with large farm property sales declared off and values up about two percent. Also noted are travels of President and Mrs. McKinley, shifts in sugar and silver markets, and various international updates from Madrid to Montevideo.
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Kansas
Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City Railroad Company
Europe
Great Pine Belt
Mississippi
Union
Bicycle thief and forger in Omaha confesses
A. R. Surry, a young Omaha lawyer, confessed to stealing and forging. He shipped 227 stolen bicycles since January to dealers in Chicago St Louis and Kansas City. Five Toronto harbor drownings followed a capsizing while a group of ten attempted to reach a breakwater.
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A. R. Surry
Omaha
Neb
Anetog
Chicago
St. Lowis
Kawsis City
Toronto
Britton Tin-Plate Mill
Cleveland
Steilcors
Union Falls
Frank Wengen
Buffalo
Warren Hush
Charles Glasald
West Superior
Lake Superior
Hilbert
Denver
Cal
Wheat Belt Railroad
Fitzgerald
Illinois Central
Andrew Kruper
W. KR. O'Hearns
Jackson County Bank
Mack River
Wis
Jackson County
Tokat
Tripoli
Barbary
Figaro
Meline
Christiania
Norway
Walter Wellman
Nanseo
Wellman
Rosalie
Seattle
Wash
Skaguay
Pass
Federal Coal Co
E W. Powers
Federal
Pittsburgh, Chartiers & Youghingheny
Cushing
Guthrie
Okla
A.L. Hasna
St. Petersburg
Faure
Cronstadt
W. W. Camrsect
Lick Observatory
San Francisco
India
C. F. Crocker
Curt
Peter Conlin
New York
Wm. R. Holloway
Indiana
Russia
Washington
Count Mutzu
United States
New York City
Apouru Feron
Europe
America
House of Correction
Chetlain
Telegrams from the nation and region mixed with incidents
A bundle of condensed telegrams notes a poisoning outbreak in Calloway county Kentucky with eight poisoned and seven dead. It reports a foundry iron price agreement in Chicago a railroad surplus in Ohio and a key court ruling on an alien tax law. Additional items recount a Arkansas death, a French cavalry horse plan, a New York tailors strike ending, a Richmond Virginia execution, a Uruguayan assassination, bank condition reviews, and treasury balances.
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Miek
Peewee Metive
Seine
Paris
Tak Lowlow Keho
Duchess of York
Canale
Wilfred Laurier
Canada
Austeatia
Welsh
W. Ve
Ith
Seymour Key
Keystone
Tos Starge Beller
Adams County Lumber Co
Decatur
Lad
Vern Reynolds
Clarence Reynolds
William Lewis
Vor Holleban
Stuttgart
Wartemburg
United States
Cuba
Spain
Viensanton
Oakland
Cal
Mall
Hombay
Wth
Northamptonshire
Chicago
Don & Co
San Francisco
Deacock
Jane Maxren
Tennessee Central Railway
W. J. Totten
Carnegie Steel Company
Pittsburgh
London Financial News
2Ith
Feeneh
Russia
Ea Horse
Siam
Potsdam
William
Frederick
Germany
MraGen
Paducah
Calloway
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Pittsburg
Acheson
United States Court
James Kissey
Hot Springs
Ark
Wilson
New York
Joserm Firm
Marks
Richmond
Wairre
Mount Adams
Praesipest Borpa
Uruguay
Arredeodo
Banstos Storp
Montgomery Advertiser
Butler County
Ala
Barton Gafford
Lloyd
Rufus Sanders
Earnest appeal urges Klondike miners to stay home
An impassioned message from N. Stanley warns would be Klondike seekers to remain in Seattle and not push to Dawson. He cites starvation risk, scarce shelter, high prices, and transport limits, arguing the Klondike rush could end in death and urging patience for a future boom.
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Klondike Minera
Murder Clue Lands on Blonds Clothing in Colorado Case
A brutal murder case in Koloma County references bloodstained clothing tied to a man named Blonding, with a warrant for arrest issued for Lane Ty. Evidence centers on a shirt and undergarments found near a rail depot, allegedly matching the victim’s attire and seized after a decisive assault. Authorities note connections to Colorado Springs leads and a broader inquiry into veteran affairs policy in the encampment proceedings.
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Cotman
Col
Ang Oo
Meohuw & Mikes Teak Railront
Kay
Dole Blonds
Famine Threatens Klondike Winter Supplies
St Michael correspondent reports grave danger of famine in the Klondike as Dawson City cannot receive enough food this winter. Two thousand idle men, new arrivals, and freight limited to about 4090 tons, mostly provisions, signal severe shortage. Miners note food ran low in July and was quickly disposed of. Deaths and distress feared.
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Volcow
St. Michaels
Mort Apelin
Howe
Alaska
Seattle
Son
Wight
Kelief
Dyea
Dawson
Klondike
Humanity
St. Michael
Lan Francisco
W. A. Yan
Yukon
Dawson City
R. Br.lying
Alaska Commercial Co
Chilicoot Pass
Fire destroys entire south side square at Vie lilies
A blaze leveled the south side square at Viezina on August 20, causing an estimated loss of 90 000 dollars and 95 400 in insurance. Multiple businesses including Parwees national book Roebiavan Taylor proprietors Joseph Conner dry goods Phillips Wilson Rexcorth grocer Danaway Bros Cordley and others suffered complete destruction. The fire parallels an earlier blaze three years ago that wiped out the west side of the square.
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Srosoormeen
Viezinia
Lews
Parwees National Book
Roebiavan & Taylor
Joseph
Conner
Boots
Phillips & Wilson
Rexcorth
Danaway Bros. & Cordley
W. Wouls
Crocker
Wm. Barkely
Taylor & King
Black Bros
Centennial National Bank
Clark & Co
Martin
Costly Flames Sweep Four-Story Factory in New York
A major fire at 475 and 45 Pommel Street in New York destroyed a six story factory building, guttering the roof after a two hour blaze. Fireboats pumped water as city ice department units fought the flames, with total losses around 34000 dollars. The Crescent Steel and other firms occupied the premises, and four children from the Five Points Mission Sunday school were nearby but unharmed.
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New York
Ice Department
Pomel Street
Uskoowsa
Five Points
Mission Howe
Park Street
Pear Street
Thomas M. Jackson
Phonixias
Coa
Arnoux & Hovlhausen
Electric Motors
Zahn & Howly
Crescent Steel Co
Wun, Snyider & Co
Engravers Supplies
F. Coxfor A
Armorer
Mission Sunday School
Camp Ben Humphreys Demonstration Draws Thousands In Mississippi
A grand sham battle at Camp Ben Humphreys attracted about forty thousand spectators, with trains bringing roughly five thousand people into Vicksburg. The event capped by a sponsors ball and governor’s ball, while officials praised the guard’s performance and the overall military display. Weather across the state was mixed, crops vary, and local reports note rail and farming developments including railroad loans and cotton yields.
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Grand Army
Buffalo
N. Y
McKinley
Grand Army of the Republic
the United
Vicksberg
Sag
Camp Ben Humphreys
Smet
Mand
Majtien
Nena Bwrin
British Campaign Reports Afghan Front Near Quetta
Dispatches from India describe heavy fighting on the Samana range and around the Port Lewelahet area. British forces under Col. Richards attempt to hold posts as Afghan tribes rally and reinforcements march toward Quetta in a tense, uncertain frontier defense.
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Dawlateats
Tharelay
Col. Rieharteen
Sunane Range
Lostteyetts
Lieepemny
Titesmen
Latta
Varessen
Samaea Range
Col Vangrhon Ooomning
Port Lewelohaet
Port ‘Raliatan
Samad
Calomel
Port Ginl
Hort
Pit Clare
Trout
Etal
Aguli
Quetta
Arcioan
Patna
Seri
Kilby
Uiat Plac
Garriown
Samad Range
Qetty
Teorhon
Anarmaw
Kehat
Bowiay
Shinmwari
Samana
Dolan
Canitarium
Quella
Col. Gionten
Kohat
Ameer
India
Btu Ulve
Jawrad
Jumrad
Rustam
Mardan
Tien
Wodehouse
Rastan
Khyber Pass
Tragedy and Crime Report From Southern Region
A chaotic dispatch recounts a fatal home shooting near Talbotton Georgia involving Adilner and Hertha, with Lowe as a key participant. It notes a drowning on Tombigbee River, a farmer's suicide attempt, and various local crimes across Tennessee and Kentucky, including shootings, robberies, and accidental deaths.
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Adilner
Talbotton
Lore
I Womble
Womble
Davebter
Hertha
Lowe
Lawe
Weyler delays action on Cisneros case at Key West
It is reported that Capt Gen Weyler planned to dismiss Evangeline Cassio Cisneros's case after consul Lee's quiet influence but has postponed action due to publicity and conflicting statements.
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Havaxia
Key West
Fla
Weyler
Lee
Evangeline Cassio Cisneros
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Montevideo
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the Grand Army
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Linecole Monument Association of California
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Mah Anderson
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Kaolfe
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Jesse Baldwin
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Adkins
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Okolona
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Knights of Mono
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Natehey Protestant Orphan Asylum
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Water Valley
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Daorliente
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Mrere Tand
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Foo Aedversity
Virginia
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Keauton
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Wade Hampton
Fee
Mary Hampton
Alfreed Hampton
Thompson
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Gen. Hampton
Richard Bacon
Teht's Road
Lexington
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Tenoa
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Tes
Memphis
Iace Ryan
Dill
Lucy, Tenn
Buckner McKee
Lawrenceburg
James Travis
Travis
McKee
Thomas N. Cooper
Seheron & Son
Bristol
Teon
Lostness Wen
Birmingham
Baptist Winister
H. T. Lawpton
Owensboro, Ky
John T. Long
Cincinnati Southern
Chattanasga, Teno
Fcar
John Lee
Grafton
W. Va
Lutove
Eugens Demansonia
Greenville
Mina
Gen. Weyler
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