State Affairs on Kansas Soldier Orphans Home Plan
Governor Martin responds to Grand Army of the Republic on state care for orphans of soldiers. Kansas laws authorize care, education, and maintenance through state universities and a board of commissioners. Atchison site donated land and funds. 300 inmates planned. 1886 law to recognize veterans who served. Also notes Seward county organization and local incidents and updates across Kansas.
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Toren
John A. Martin Ban
Bardutt
Grand Army of the Republic
Kansas
Union
United States
State University
State Narmal School
Ami State Agricultural Cource
Hans
Anne
Comiminaiongens
goVverdor
Sud
Vie
Meneya
Slare
Otter
Tolase
Aed
Mwerefarg
Lela Tate
Ralliaih
Phu
Reyens
Llnois
Diana
Michigan
New York
Minnesota
Tully
Cher Binery Thonernd
Clirdren
Hyimr
Atebisan
Atchison
Missouri River
Llan
Defenders of the Republic
Jons A. Marty
Tragic Coal Oil Fire Claims Teenager’s Life
About noon yesterday Mary Adams sprayed coal oil into a hot stove when the can ignited her clothing and the building. She fled across the street as flames grew, was saved from roasting, then died that night after medical efforts. The fire destroyed the building and contents. Captain Adams of the Daily Graphic was unaware until return home.
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Adams
Daily Graphic
Prlef
Crimes and Cruelty in Sixteenth Century London Observed
The piece surveys Mary Mary Machyn era faults and frauds with vivid scenes of punishment and vice. It notes butcher misdeeds and market frauds, describes public punishments, and recalls sensational sensationalist tales from Cheapside and London streets.
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England
Ilielphined
Chep
Dicker
Nicholas Coldharbour
Louion
Uglood
London
Pillary
Cheapside
Birth of Home Rule and Irish autonomy that would not sever ties
A Pall Mall Gazette note recalls the 1870 Dublin meeting of Protestant Irishmen who supported an Irish parliament with control over domestic affairs. They argued for national autonomy grounded in reason and justice, while maintaining loyalty to the throne and connection with England.
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Dublin
Ireland
Hese Wentlemen
Thous
England
Regland
London
Pall Mall Gazette
A Professionals Woman Costume Attracts Attention In St Louis
Chairman Martin Irotia wore a festive costume yesterday with a low cut vest showing a jeweled shirt front and three enormous studs. A colossal gold watch chain hung from his vest. cuffs fastened by antique sleeve-button studs. He sported English style whiskers and a newly styled mattooch side.
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Martin Irotia
Forfeiture Bill Passes In House Over Pacific Railroad Lands
The Northern Pacific railroad forfeiture bill advanced after an extended debate led by Mr. George. Congress would seize unearned lands from Wallula Junction to Portland and related segments, with terms of the grant enforced and no waiver of other forfeitures. The scene shifted through committee, amendments, and a final adoption before adjournment.
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Renate
Dolph
George
Congress
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Agongsed
Wallula Junction
Portland
Castade
United States
Frederick
Toch
Senate
Suliers
Blunt
Grortiain
House
Aberoim Anay
Randall
Payson
Lim
Mn Carlin
Pennsylvania
Salon
Ahnon
Mipoeta
Baeau
Commissioner of Labor
Cabell
Virginia
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Epomltee
Duneudmuenta
Chlcago
Ator'st
Delmont
New York
Oyuth
Anderson
Kinnsas
Thlayeas
O'Neil
Missouri
Unite State Navy Yards
Wallace
Louisiana
Negroes to Stay Says South Leader in Racial Outlook
A regional figure argues against removal of Black residents, asserting that African Americans will remain due to divine will and natural progression. He contends population growth among Blacks outpaces Whites, aided by religion, moral reform, and cooperative efforts, despite hardships.
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Douglass
Windol
Mme
Lin
Janney
Deborah
Immigration critique and policy shift urged by The Times
The New York Times laments sentimental immigration views and calls for rational policy. It argues that free entry and naturalization have not secured safe voter outcomes and urges stricter, sensible handling of immigration questions amid national debate. A separate note declares Iowa’s GQ Te Wotrous elected president of the American Association of Nursery Work, with UT. B. Pearsall of Kansas on the executive committee and Tolman endorsed in the commission’s resolutions.
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Oberlin
National Bank
Botanica Club
Thheka
Osborne County
Castor
Yenta
Anrry de Hart
Saline County
Circait
Osborne
Yeblulngr
Vevlda
Kansas
Parsons
Missouri
Llavensworth
Tia
State Democrate
William Cathy
Stahl
S00
Lins Bor Metierson Centy
Jol Inve
Smith County
Arvalver
Baefag
Ukeam
Baker Alhe
Salt
Viathi
Bin
Mini Sands
Real Teed
Laurence Joni
Europe
New York Times
Wabash Announces New Double Daily Train Kansas City to New York
The Wabash reveals arrangements for a double daily retired train service between Kansas City and New York via connections with Lake Shore and New York Central. Morning train departs Kansas City at 7 00 a m with reclining chair cars. second service departs in the afternoon with sleeping and parlor cars, offering direct travel to Buffalo and New York Central stops. Sleeping and reclining cars ride through from Kansas City to St Louis and on to Buffalo with through tickets available via the Union Depot and other offices.
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Kanigna
Thug
Toledo
Buffalo
Grand Central Depot
New York
Kansa City
St, Louis
St Louis
Jerry Tintin
Kansas City Union Depot
St. Louis
Decatur
Kanena City
Kansas City
Malave
Kansan City
Wabash
Mine Street
Uoion Avene
Union Depot
Trule
H.N. Garland
Western Inseenger
Jail Aristocracy and the Dilemmas of Crime and Reform
A fragmented critique of prison hierarchies and social stratification inside a jail. The writer contrasts aristocratic inmates with professional criminals, describing class divisions among prisoners and noting reactions from warders, staff, and industry-like reforms proposed to curb vice.
Poisoning and Liver Trouble Remedies Promoted in Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr Merces Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for liver disease and poisoning. It urges readers to seek primary care, mocks catarrh remedies, and touts various tonics, tonics, and claims from medical ads. The piece includes references to unrelated items and outdated products, reflecting period advertising style.
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Merces
Vnuhle
Bays
New York
Sage
Liberal offer for health cures and remedies promotion
An advertisement sample offers Tun Vorrac Berr Co. trial on thirty days for nervous debility vitality and manhood alongside a pamphlet. It urges dietary caution this season and promotes Panay Davis Pain Kipign as a safe stomach remedy and Lyon's Heel Stiffeners for new boots. It also mentions Dr Jeane Thompson Lye Water and Figo’s Cure for coughs with bold general sales claims.
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Tun Vorrac Berr Co
Macaball, Mich
Lyon
Jeane ‘Thompson
Figo
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World's Dispensary Medical Aredoladon
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