Fragmented Era Echoes of News in 1900s Dispatch
A collage of varied items mentions Col Emerson Liscum in China and Fort Keogh, Montana, and notes about Comey’s army. It references engineering feats like a 708 foot raft bound for St Louis, and profiles figures such as Mrs W G Atkinson and Edward C Delano. Topics range from science to navy fundraising, curious bequests, and Boer War tactics, with miscellany on plant breeding and medical curiosities.
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Rooner
Ister
Horen
Col
Emerson TL
Liscum
China
Fort Keogh
Mont
Montana
Comey
St. Lowie
W. G. Atkinson
Willow
Tio
Atkinson
Woma
Stibrarian
Georgia
Atkin Hee
Hee
Edward C. Delano
Chicago
Board of Education
California
Death of Ingalls at Las Vegas Hotel
John James Ingalls of Koneas died suddenly at the Montezuma hotel in Las Vegan Hot Springs after a period of worsening health. The obituary notes his long public career in Kansas and Nebraska politics, his service as state senator and lieutenant governor, and his influence on state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Anim
John James Ingalls
Koneas
Montezuma
Las Vegan
Ingalls
Bhefield Ingalle
Perking
Totel
Tie
Teefilves
Trigalie
Thins
Liberty Congress endorses Bryan for president amid third party splits
The Liberty Congress of the American League faction endorsed William J. Bryan for president amid deep rifts. Col. Codman announced the endorsing vote, while Thomas M. Osborne urged a third ticket to oppose Bryan and imperial policy. Delegates expect a New York convention on September 3 and another in Auburn to nominate a separate ticket for president and vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Anti-imperiaticis
Milan
Third Party Movement
Trdianapelia
Liberty Congress
American League of Anthingseriitints
Yeaterday
William J. Bryan
Col
Charter Th. Codmar
Massachusettn
Ehate
Thomas M. Osborne
Anetun
N.Y
Bryan
Tiveraiely
Agnin
Hern
Ales
Kanner
Charen I Codman
Rawle Killeritt Smith
Hans Inderslag Hryan
Mercial Club
Oehurne
Auburn
Abbott
New York
New York City
Deven
Race Riots Rage Across New York City Streets
Violence erupts as whites clash with blacks on Vincent streets and James Shane near 34th street. Police disperse mobs after a car incident injures two negras. shops close as riots continue and crowds confront authorities.
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New York
Renultet
Vincent
James Shane
Alexander Robinson
Bight
Rebinewa
Temot Fat
Confed rates protest and political calls amid varied actions
Reports from New Orleans describe a protest by Confederate veterans against J Gordon and the Grand Army of the Republic. Separately, the People’s Party National Committee is convening in Chicago to discuss party principles, while a South Africa campaign dispatch notes renewed fighting and a wounded leader seeking peace but a continued war.
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New Orleans
Bate
J. Gordon
United Leak Veterans
Chien
Sen. Charlaran
Ie Wperation
Athinit
G. A. RL
John de Garden
Chavinnati
The
People's Party
Newbriggs House
Randolph and
Firth Avenue
Chicago
Ten Welowk Mowlay
Campaige
South Africa
Tas
Steavcardhige
Laurens Maries
White
Keagey
Nooltgeducht
Krager
Ambiguous State Department Updates From August Washington
Telegrams and vague notices from Washington report no clear progress on Minister Conger’s status. Officials decline to confirm details while awaiting further word from Peking and Chaffee. the situation remains unofficial and unsettled with no decisive developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of State
Conger
Avenet & Tf
Conor
Deposil Comfercices
Acter
Root
State Department
Peking
War Department
Near Pekin News Delivers Mixed Updates On Allied Advance
London dispatches confirm French reports that allies are within about ten miles of Pekin with other sources noting still closer contact. Reports describe heavy heat and storms, a fire at Bowth Park and significant property damage. A separate line mentions Chinese officials seeking peace within six weeks and various local tragedy notices from American towns.
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London
Pekin
Wacones Fen Varin
Laon
Hokie
Wily Mail
Addes
Landon
Sie Chih Chen la Feng
China
Foreign Office
Claude MacDonald
Shanghai
Weking
Tuan
Victoria
Herron
Vu Lau
Onl LE
Yana
Bowth Park
Mimpers
Indians Meet President McKinley in Washington Powwow
The Kiowa Comanche and Apache leaders travel from the southwest to Washington to seek clarity on allotment terms. President McKinley meets them, endorses the council’s action, and urges return to the reservation. Chief Parker states the need for fair land and years, while Nesler and officials discuss implementing the law. The visit coincides with a federal geology survey tour in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quannah Parker
Washington
Hyan
Charlier F. Nessler
Nice
A. Clark
Toaner
McKinley
White House
Mr. McKinley
Neasler
Uiel
McKinney
Great
Nestor Ald
Todian
Parker
Easier
White Horse
Quanoah Parker
Tench
Tonsner
Indian Office
Nenner
Sey
Rawhdle
Noms
Sasintan
Quannah Warker
Neseler
Kinwatry
Peanut Crop Prospects In Oklahoma Aimed For Big Returns
Guthrie reports Sam Atherton of Wright Lincoln county dubbed Peanut King. predicts Oklahoma will rival Virginia in peanut production as favorable climate and markets boost yields and value. Firms control processing with new peanut butter innovations. territory crop valued around $60,000. Also notes Mexican settlement talks by six full blood Indians and ghost dance decline at Kramer’s park. Oklahoma City observes centenarian celebrating 100 years.
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Geological Survey
Fern Oklahoma
Norman
ATL
van Vleet
Prof
C. Gould
Paul J. White
Noy Hadsell
Aaslatant
Oklahoma City
Genle
Perry Stillwater
Enid
Camp Supply
Woodward
Talogs
Arapahoe
Weatherford
Watonga
Kingfisher
el Meno
Gould
State Museum
University
Dewey
Custer
Kit
Roger Millacountion
Ponsila
Rele
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Indian Territory
Territory
Guthrie
Kansan
Sam Atherton
Wright
Lincoln County
Oldihoma
Siker
Atherton
Virginia
Kansas City
Topeka
Luret, Nomen & Atherton
Hilahoma
Ita Lincoln County Farm Ia
Wright Femex
Mill i
Mexico
Sayed Dinpatch
City of
Dodd
United States
Peruna Tonic Promises New Vigor for Women and Society
A vintage plea extols women to uphold duty through motherhood and education while praising Peruna as a restoring tonic to revitalize a weary world. The ad markets strength, comfort, and vitality as the path to social progress.
The One Medicine in the Vag Bres for Women
The text promotes Peruna as a universal remedy for catarrh affecting any mucous membrane. It asserts weak systems in women stem from inflammation and catarrh, claiming Peruna cures catarrhal affections anywhere in the body.
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Para
Prudu
Genilla
Hoberts
Bonhpartes
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Irene Plunkett
Charaoter
Ives
Peteon
Miele
WN. M
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Rumnerboom
Atchison
Tagaite
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Territorial Council
State Senate
Mit
Alcatriot
Atchison Champion
Pomeroy
Fralle
Kimerit
Bidney Park
Thomas A. Osborne
Charles Robe Inaon
DB. M. Valentine
Bennini
Alexander M. York
Ife
Wtate Venate
Tirat
Gell
River View
Huffain
Petter
Dow
McKinteys
Ave
Canton
Italy
Mavieta Mart Tina
Signor Criaph
Herans
Havana
Alexis i
Ington
Ieinin
Mar Ratuse
Pekin's Gates
Armes
Drelioen Corte
Yankton
Utlea
Vernile
Eriek
Ehres
Tobes Xenia
O. Ang
D. Blagnemon
James Headley
Jamestown
Salliaw
J.J
Kansas City Journal
Uu Thele
Ranger
Saylum
Eva Cy
Mia Rhodes
Living Pear
Marshall, Peet
Je Lu
Security
Carter
Sue
Boltte Fy Eupress
Derk Annas Citt
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