Kansas of Interest items in state news items
Kansas items from geography to politics cover Coffeyville lights to electric. Fort Scott children donate to Galveston schools. Santa Fe reading rooms at Dodge City. Meade fights liquor sale. numerous bank, school, and farm notes. Includes Wichitans, presidents, judges, and a broad sweep of 1900s Kansas incidents.
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Kansas Geological Survey
Coffeyville
Kinsley
Fort Scott Lave
Galveston
Kansas
Greenwood County
Ladies of Meade
Santa Fe
Dodge City
Tudge Skidmore
Edwards County
Isaac P. Gardner
Wetmore
Thos. Shaw
McClellan
Honolulu
Toroeka Insane Asylum
Fola
Osage
Braidenthal
Nelson
A. L. Sutor
Turon
Seventh Congressional District
Great Wellhouse
Jerry Simpson
Mason Peters
Union Livestock Commission Company
Kansas City
Anenstern
Topeka
Stanton
Morton
Oklahoma
Lhe
Wichita
Dember
Implement and Hardware Dealers of
Oidabuena
Berns
Srvt
Sante Pe
Ik Et Uhe
Ice Aine
Beney
Mankato
Salina
Begwyar
el Dorado
Southwestern Teachers’ Association
Taroed
Conway Springs
N. BP. Jackson
Hope
Continental Creamery Company
Creamery Trnat
Godard
Spencer
Henry M. Green
Lawrence
Shelbys
Westport
Kansas Militia
Green
Lane University
Lecompton
Wichite
Kansas Union Veterans’ Union
State House
Matelinson Reformmtory
Pratt
Ellis
State Board of Canyessern
Tmessenger
Merchants Hotel
McPherson
Mollie and Kate Escape into the White House Orbit
Mollie helps her frightened half sister Kate flee Heverton pursued by Madame Dubois. They reach the White House with Reggie and the Anstruthers family’s aid. Kate dies peacefully in Mollie’s arms later, leaving Mollie to cherish Kate’s memory while forging ahead with Reggie.
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Mollie
Jesa
Kate
Madame
Kittle
White House
Min
Reggie
Mrs. Anstruther
Joyce
Madam Dubois
Kalt
Henri
Heverton
Nonice
Mak
Wart Mollie
Ana Ino Pin Ak
Mol-le
All Beverton
Colonel L'Hstrange
Chalfont
Mollie Darling
Darling
Moflié
Leonard Barlowe
J Ure
Sinter
Warning Comb Fire Destroys Woman in Cincinnati Incident
In Cincinnati a woman warned about danger from a celluloid comb exploded while she leaned before an open grate. The device burned hair, eyebrows, lashes and severely scorched the face and neck. Fire risk extended to carpet and furnishings as ignition spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Tragic Glass Works Roof Collapse Kills Ten
A San Francisco disaster at the Pacific glass works on Fifteenth Street leaves ten dead and over eighty injured as a roof collapse drops workers and spectators into furnaces and liquid glass during a football viewing. The scene near a UC Stanford game drew 30,000 spectators unaware of the danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Glass Works
Fifteenth Street
Glass
Stanford
University of California
Ushera
Valued Policy Laws Spark Debate Across Territory
A debate grows over valued policy laws where insurers pay the face amount of a policy in cases of total loss, with questions about how the actual value of the destroyed property should be calculated and applied by courts and lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Companion
State Insurance Department
Independence
Hia
Judge Riggs
Smart
Riggs
Grouty
Dersinger
Jane
Milford Vote Reflects Turbulent Night At Polls
Fragmentary report from Milford Delaware notes a disturbance during a party observed by Nichole and others. A Mispillion dyer named Ge Cobtrad was reportedly rescued alive after an incident near the polls. The exact details and outcome remain unclear from the readable text.
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Egrose Attack & Beers
Pegross
Milford
Del
Ibrew Eter Nichole
Aleo Cobtrad
Ge Mispillion Dyer
Eal Beesen
Hie
Discutty
Calcutta Correspondent Reports Religious Population Notes
Calcutta correspondent notes the Christian population as the most prolific, followed by Hindus and Muslims, in a brief demographic assessment. The report highlights religious groups and rough order of growth without further detail.
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Chretien
Calcutta
Weathered Observation on Plant Growth and Rainy Season
A fragmented note suggests that grasses in a tropical climate grow more in a season with mild to moderate rain, benefiting cattle. The text appears garbled but hints at a link between springtime rainfall and pasture richness.
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Rock Island
Wellington
Cawker City
Opera House
Asbury Thorp
Winfield
Sos. Condell
Hutler County
J. M. McClain
Syracuse
Couter & Hatchar
Pinney County
Samuel Gahagan
Atchison
Quincy
Illinois
Paul Stoutemeyr
Frisco
Supt. Quinn
Monett
The
Union Veterans’ Union of
A. T. Abbott
Herington
Mayme Mahaney
Cold Packing Company
Grimes
Osage County
Axx
Elton Harris
Kus
Santa Fe Company
Dvtndare College
Quindaro Colored University
W. ‘J. Vernon
van Wert
Emma van Liew
Alice Hummell
Columbus
Pittsburg
Morgantown
W. Va
James W. Paul
West Virginia
Berryville
Christas
New York
Dee
Helen Gould
Abe Tras
United States Army
Manila
Philippine Islands
Det
Geo
E Gol
Wiley W. Crek
Bia
Goole
Tie
Clo
Cook
Orrovo
America
George Bird Grinnell
Garro't Christmas
Lapine Town
Jovnyat
Prom
Ladies’ Home Journal
Naking
Ladies' Home Journal
Arxetan’s
D'Artagnan
George S. Fielder
William ©. Whitney
Iso
L. A. Coolidge
Congress
Lloyd's
Samuel A. Wood
Sir William van Horne
H. J. Lewis
National
the National
Union
Sens
National Magazine
Buffalo
Joe Mitchell Chapple
Woltart
Arkmmene Olsten
Mayora
Arkanast
Moe
Little Rock
Wednea- Gay
Boards of Trades
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