Kansas News Briefs Show Statewide Bits Of Legislation And Local Tales
The Winfield Chautauqua Assembly contracts Richmond P Hobson for a June lecture. Kansas battleship christening ideas provoke humor over applejack and liquor. Wichita youth George Hatter awarded 2000 by legislature for arm loss in militia drill. McPherson counts no criminal cases but eight divorces. A Salina armless drunk found near faucet mystery. Abilene firm to China ships man powered merry go round. Jeff erson county land transfers exceed 200000 value in past week. Stockton widow Martha Loo Gist kin to Fitzhugh Lee and Robert E. Lee. Hutchinson discussions on Socialist college move with Granville Lowther. Waggener leads $6000 bust of Ingalls for Washington. Topeka widow Susan Bright’s lineage noted. Kansas Stock Yards bill signs lowering cattle prices. Anthony sheriff jails a hob o after prisoners collect for hotel care. Seventh district Dems plan Dodge City convention April 9 for Long successor. Kansas horses see rising eastern demand with Abilene shipments. Kansas honored with ship name push. net and resolution approved. Webster named dairy inspector for Kansas. Roosevelt to attend railway Y M C A convention in Topeka April 10 to May 3. Wheat outlook improves in Eastern ranges after March 1.
Odd collection of facts and a domestic letter mix
A fragmentary page mentions varied items from tombstones in church walls and leather boot production to a German per capita debt figure. It includes medical claims for deafness cures, notes on the hyena and dog toes, a Schenectady locomotive, and a dramatic breakfast table wife letter about ordering coal, ending with London Telegraph gossip.
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Karl Namentos
Herr Nanenton
London Telegraph
Mineral venture promotes promising Colorado properties
An advertisement from Metcalf Fugere and Jaccard promotes a mining company claiming ownership of 35 properties in Boulder and Cripple Creek area, 3600 acres in Huerfano near Florence oil field, with guaranteed stock options. It invites inquiries for prospectus and maps, noting full paid status and no individual liability.
Dynamite in Vineyards Sparks Controversy in California
Benjamin Mann recounts a visit to the Pacific coast where dynamite is used to loosen soil to three feet and to destroy phylloxera in vineyards. He notes a loud bang as cartridges are detonated and claims dynamite works cheaper and more effectively than manual labor.
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California
Benjamin Mann
Pacifi
Vine Country
Philadelphia Record
Oklahoma Briefs and Local Crime Tales in Early Oklahoma
Civil service exams set for April 18 in Lawton and South Me Aleater for clerk carrier posts. A panther pursuit north of Grand in Day county. Mooney wounded by a Younger-era gunfire claim. Land sale near Raleton authorized by Congress. Gray Horse rider plans plat for addition. Santa Fe division duty, wire-cutting near Isles, and railroad disputes spark tension. Bandits from Hennessey murder case still at large, tied to Ray Bob Martin and EA Simmons, fleeing toward Texas Panhandle. multiple horse thefts noted.
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South Me Aleater
Etter Carrier
Congress
Bacher Townsend
Raleton
Lo A Wiremeyer
Gray Horse
Oklahoma
Santa Fe
Isles
Bus
Rock Iwlant
Hennessey
Justice Cravat
Uberty
Texas Panhandle
Ander
Hen Cravens
Outlaw King
Eaid
O¢ Ray
Bob Martin
Ea Simmons
Colorado
Indiana
Indian Territory notes on officials, violence, and land
Reports from Indian Territory detail embezzlement charges against Wet Waka postmaster John J. Dennison and a mis filing accusation against Viola Benniaca. An Osage dispute near Pabuska ends with a man killed. Tulsa sees aging leader Colonel W. P. Moore die at 68. Osage annuity totals and allotment figures are released, with a tax and grazing notice affecting cattlemen. Townsite work is halted due to funds, delaying appraisals and sales until July. Depth pressure facts on submarine depths are cited as comparison.
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Cobb
Indian Territory
Poor Man's Chance in Mining as Seen by Writers
An essay argues against the notion that only big capital can succeed in mining and that small investors are shut out. It asserts that opportunities still exist for those with modest means and points to the influence of trusts while urging readers to request a booklet from H. A. Riedel & Co. Bankers and Brokers, Colorado Springs. A second note reports a decrease of 3000 deaths from the prior year, mainly among children age one and under, attributed to a cooler season.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ito
Cette
Milionairen
America
H. A. Riedel & Co, Bankers and Brokers
Colorado Springs
City licenses vast newspaper street stalls in Liverpool
City council licenses nearly 1200 stalls to sell newspapers matches and shoe laces on Liverpool streets. An elderly member of the House of Commons is noted for his youthful appearance while Herbert Spencer is cited for daily writing output of about 320 revised words.
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Liverpool
Spencer
Herbert Spencer
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