Kansas News Items From The Chanute Times
The Chanute Times reports diverse Kansas items: Jola Knights organize a uniform rank. Salina bears $2,179,201 in faulty sidewalls costs. Salina lists pay for dog damages. Kansas building and loan associations total assets over $4,000,000. Concordia confident about the north south railroad line.
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Jola Knights of Pythias
Salina
Kansas
Concordia
Reform School
Topeka
Atchivon
Dinner set plates from Austrian emperor era featured
The text notes a dinner set of twelve plates once made for the Austrian Emperor, each plate decorated with facsimiles of famous paintings. It also describes the Parsee Towers of Silence used as open-air burial sites where bones are cleaned by nature. A stone from Mt. Qaurisankar forms a letter weight presented to the king of England.
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Faiuapte Dinare
Hanna
Towers of Silence
England
Mt. Qaurisankar
Mind Lacking Quote and Various World Items
A collection of short items cites Charles Lamb on Shakespeare and a retort about mind absence. It notes Wade Hampton becoming governor of South Carolina during Reconstruction and his death on the anniversary of taking control. North Carolina’s Sir Walter Raleigh grape vine on Roanoke Island receives detail. Also included are brief notes on Belgium France Germany in Europe, a Kiowa dress sold for 1600 dollars, Ping-Pong in Paris, Hawaiian eucalyptus forests aiding rainfall, and King George II’s blocked plan to add Green Park in London with a three crown cost joke.
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Womeldaaes
T Hampton
Hayes
South Carolina
Gen
Wade Hampton
Hampton
Sir Walter Raleigh
North Carolina
BF. Mecking
Roanoke Island
Fort Raleigh
Virginia Dare
George Wae
George II
Green Park
London
Rheumatism Cure Reported by Lake Sarah Woman
Mrs. Hildebrandt of Lake Sarah Minnesota says Dodd's Kidney Pills cured her Rheumatism after trying many medicines. She was unable to sleep due to pain in her arms but one box helped, and she continued the pills until she felt real well and thanked the remedy.
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Lake Sarah
Minn
Hildebrandt
Dodd
World’s Largest Grapevine Displayed in California Valley
A massive grapevine grows in a secluded Carploteria valley spot in Santa Barbara county, California. Its trunk measures eight feet three inches around, branches reach three feet in circumference, and the canopy covers almost a half acre. The plant needs four stout supporting poles and is pruned back each year to prevent overgrowth.
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Carploteria Valley
Santa Barbara County
California
Reform the Tariff in Missouri Politics of 1894
A Missouri Republication excerpt recalls DeArmond’s 1894 tariff reform push in the sixth district. The piece details political fallout, mule prices, bank strain, and industry shutdowns blamed on tariff policy, noting shifting stances and reelection prospects as voters recall the old episode. It also mentions sugar industry intrigue and proposed beet sugar investments across Colorado and neighboring counties.
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DeArmond
Clinton
Fountain Head
Washington
Sugar Trust
George West
Senate
Grover Cleveland
Sixth
Bob Lewis
Missouri
Shawnee Township
Charlie Powers
Kansas City
Hank Presidents
Henry County
Cangoressman
Neck of the Woods
Osage
Skeer
Orthodox Republican Doctrines on Cuba Tariff Stand
Louis Globe Democrat argues Republicans in Congress resist concessions to Cuba and any sugar tariff cuts. It warns exceptions invite broader tariff tinkering and threatens protection of American industries as core Republican doctrine.
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Congress
Cuba
Louis Globe
Sugar Trust Tactics Scrutinized Across Regions
A historical clipping alleges the American Sugar Refining company, the sugar trust, uses fear to pressure farmers while framing itself as a Cuban sympathizer in Congress debates. It links the trust to Claus Shreckel in California, a huge Balings factory, and reports a Denver move to shift the sugar industry, mentioning Henry Ly Mies in New York.
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American Sugar Company
Colorado
New York
Boulder
Weld
Larimer
Arapahoe
Jefferson, Morgan
Washington
Logan Counties
Niew
Sugar Trust
Louisiang
American Sugar Refining Company
the Sugar Trust
Congress
Brown
Cuba
Porto Rico
Traat
Claus Shreckel
California
Balings
Denver
Bert
Inviting Retribution for Southern Tariff Stand
The New Orleans Item argues Southern Democrats cannot attack the tariff on cotton goods without inviting retaliation from Republicans and harming Alabama Tennessee and Georgia iron and steel interests. It urges backing sugar and cotton industries and warns against aligning with insurgents for selective tariff cuts.
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House
South
Cotton States
Alabama
Tennessee
Georgia
Loulalana
New Orleans
Mircollaneoun
Will the Farmers Stand Before Making the Out
A Grand Rapids Michigan editorial argues the farmers of the Middle West and Western states propelled Republican majorities in the last election. It warns a tariff change would reduce farm protection and threaten farmers prosperity while other countries remain unaffected, predicting tariff politics will dominate the next campaign.
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Washington
Middle West
Republican Party
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Grand Rapids, Mich
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Ata Imraad
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