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Newspaper
The Chanute Times
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
2
Kansas News Roundup Highlights Local Events Across Counties
Eight ears of stock shipped from Seneca Inst well. Smoky Hill river swollen again. Population at Independence 3,100. McPherson county reports 41 births. A Masonic temple planned at Onagratomie with minimum cost 81k. Oswego man jailed over stock mortgage. Matesville hay barn fire destroys 700 tons. Cherokee county certs issued to 19 of 68 teachers. G A R reunion to be held in Corning in August. Rock Island to run trains to Geuda Springs. Lawrence still recovering from wire mill closure. Claude Sienders drowns at Fall River. Catfish barb injures Marion pastor’s daughter. 22 Franklin county school maids to wed in summer. Oil and gas lenses in Abilene-Solomon district. Hor ton robbed store room. seven burglars nabbed. Harry Brandley acquitted in Emporia murder case. Paris shows Huntington landscape by Leavenworth native. Kansas University pres Rinckman elected by Conference of Charities. Beloit field day sees Joe Davidson lead nine wins. Vopellis Institute graduates first class of eleven on May 22. students all colored. Kansas City man buys Wichita outskirts homes to rent. Governor Stanley denies pardon for Paul Grindstead. Leavenworth mill rehires union workers after state law cited. Wholesale undertakers report low death rates in Rapene. Silverdale quarries expand machinery. $25k state contract for Hutchinson reform school stone. Florence Robins injured by frog bite at Leavenworth switching yard. Kansas sheriffs attend National Conference of Charities. Medal distribution for soldiers nearing completion. Army aims to honor all veterans and families.
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Smoky Hill
Independence
Beneen
Association of Registers of Deeds of Kansas
Wichita
Lone Tree Township
McPherson County
Masonic Temple
C. D. Barnes
Oswego
Keck & Young
Matesville
Cherokee County
Corning
Holton
Dama
Rock Island
Geuda Springs
Hazen
Mie Shawnee County
Kansas University
Bonth Dakota University
Sioux City
Lawrence World
Lawrence
Claude Sienders
Fall River
Wilkinson
Marion
Ottawa Herald
Franklin County
St. Louis
Abilene
Solomon
Horton
Harry Brandley
Emporia
Chase County
Paris
Alonzo Bt
George Huntington
Leavenworth
Kansas
Conference of Charities and Correction
Wrof
Fw, Rinckman
Kansas City
Stanley
Paul Grinstead
Wathvon
Abe
Tabor
Lee Johnson
Leavenworth Planing Mill
Rapenere
Silverdale
Hutchinson Reformatory
Florence Robins
Association of Kansas Sheriffs
National Confervence of Charities
Century Dawn Memorial Day School Recitation 1904
A poem titled Century Dawn laments war’s waste and calls for peace and mercy. It frames the coming century as a transition from bloodshed to unarmed peace, urging leaders and nations to abandon greed and embrace a holier path for humanity.
Grant's legendary horsemanship spans campaigns and camps
From early boyhood General Grant showed superb riding skill and fearlessness with horses. He tames Cortes in Mexico, rode Garland at Columbia Barracks, and earned the nickname Old Yellow after Belmont. His mounts aided strategic moves and personal boldness shaped his rise.
Defy not but ally that ye may say On Century Morn
William Henry Lynch referenced in a terse historical line urging unity and resilience. The statement echoes old civic mottos and poetic phrasing, emphasizing steadfastness and collaborative action ahead of a notable moment titled Century Morn.
Wonderful Alan of the Sea Arrives in Labuan
Admiral Sir Henry Keppel nearing ninety two travels from Albany to British North Borneo Labuan described as a miracle of human vitality The long voyage follows fifty years chasing pirates in Borneo waters and storming strongholds He remains active in British East Asian affairs as a director of the British North Borneo Company and authored Expedition to Borneo with Rajah Brooke's Journal in 1847.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Keppel
Albany
British North Borneo
British
British North Boreneo Company
Boreneo
Rajah Brooke
Army ranks and sleep myths in scattered quotes
The article cites military rank structures across nations with generals and field marshals, noting the U S system places a general at the top and comparing European armies. It then mentions a New York Times piece on a jurors sleeping over a verdict and endorses Hostetter's Stomach Hitters for sleep and stomach issues, ending with a quip about mistrimony.
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Germany
England
Russia
Italy
Denmark
Japan
Sweden
Brazil
United States
Spain
New York Times
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