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Newspaper
The Chanute Times
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
4
The Chanute Times edited by H Turner asserts the largest city circulation and offers open subscription books for patrons. The note promises advertisers payment only if circulation claims are not met. The issue is dated Friday June 22 1900.
Republican ticket fields George W Wheatley named for Congress in the Third District.
Call for a Republican Senatorial Convention covering Neosho and Wilson counties. The meeting in Williams hall Chanute Kansas is set for Monday July 24 at 1 p m to nominate a State Senate candidate. Delegates are allotted by votes for Secretary of State 1908 with minimum one per precinct.
The article notes a large anticipated turnout for Kansas Orrys Fourth of July celebration and references broad political context. It mentions Uncle Sam in China, notification of Colonel Bryan, 1806 Democratic rule, wool imports in 230 million and 76 million pounds, and the Kansas bid to fix a ticket in Neosho County against Republicans. Dave Murnane is highlighted as a top national committee man candidate.
Brie Bren, noted Confederate scout and spy, is celebrated for daring deeds and reckless bravery in service to the cause. Her history is described as expansive, highlighting her bold actions and unwavering devotion to her mission.
A fragment notes that wild rantings of the Pareons are not to be treated as correct. The text offers no clear events, dates, or identifiable figures beyond the mentioned Pareons. The readable portion yields little substantive context for a full news item.
Wednesday visitations and class news from the State Normal School recount staff lectures by Prof Bennett and remarks by Frank Nelson. Students discuss physiology topics, orthography contests, and recent reunions with performances, speeches, and a grand promenade led by Prof O Connor and Miss Clark.
Public notices and ads list a Goo Nichols and Shepard threshing outfit for sale, a millinery shop by Mrs Lyons claiming lower prices, a reward inquiry near Center Ridge Post Office and Chanute, a 1900 cake walk promotion Dusky Diamond by J W Brullman, and Ballard's Horehound Syrup offered by G P Wilder with pricing.
A jumble of political commentary and local notices from Chanute Kansas June 1900. Mentions Kansas Republicans in the state senate race, Democratic tensions, harvest labor, a South African trip, a brick plant with gas plans, McKinley’s running mate search, and a Chamberlain remedy testimonial. Also notes a letter list and upcoming medical institute visits with free consultation.
A fragment discussion notes August Plower clarifies there is no sale of any medicine for indigestion. The speaker reflects on the idea mothers and grandmothers had of such remedies, implying old beliefs persist despite new options.
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