Bans Sansas Items Of Interest In Free Press
The Free Press reports a wide sweep of Kansas notes from Osage County jail empty to Salina population 6657, May observances, rail extensions, land values, and pensioners. It notes bankers, alfalfa progress, farm incomes, and local officials changes with scattered incidents across counties.
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Osage County
Salina
Quays
Bourbon County
Kansas
Stanley
Lincoln
McPherson
Walker
Holton
Cowley County
George W. Veale
Topeka
State House
Finney County
Kansas Ive Stock Sanitary Commission
Agricultural College
State Normal
Fort Hays
Awmorry
Ellin County
Hosstelds
Wichita
Kansan City
Liberal
Delhart
Texas
Chautauqua County
Washburn College
W. Jewel
Greenwood County
Hervey Williams
Eisingham
Harry Norton
Todd Minkely
Marina Des Cygnes
Wleasanton
William Sells
Oklahoma
Franklin County
Passing of a Noted Preacher Rev Edwin Webb Dies
Rev Dr Edwin Webb a longtime missionary and Congregational leader died at Wellesley Massachusetts last week of senile debility. Born 1829 in Newcastle Maine he rose from farm boy to pastor and author. Webb served as chairman of the Prudential Committee of the American Board and held key posts with Hartford Theological Seminary and Massachusetts Home Missionary Society. He began ministry after Bangor and Princeton study and led Shawmut Church Boston before becoming pastor emeritus in 1885.
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Edwin Webb
Congregational Church
Wellesley
Mass
Prudential Committee
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
F. B. Webb
Hartford Theological Seminary
Congregational Home Missionary Society
Dr. Webb
Newcastle
Lineal Academy
Bowdoin College
Bangor Seminary
Princeton
Augusta
Boston
Shawmu Church
Massachusetts Home Missionary Society
Egypt
Palestine
Syria
Asia Minor
Descriptions of Sentencing Reform and Political Figures
The text discusses a governor backed reform for convict sentences tied to good behavior, noting public indifference to broader seniency. It mentions Prof Believes women mainly influence bird destruction for millinery, Dawes as a Senate contender, and Queen Draga of Serbia facing a thwarted suicide attempt amid political pressure and security concerns.
Washington Tragedy Bends to Buried Mystery Revealed
Mrs Lola Bonine confesses to killing James S Ayres, a government census clerk, at the Kenmore Hotel Washington on May 15 after a struggle for the revolver. She describes a quarrel, Ayres requesting medicine, and a forced confrontation in his room before the shot rang out.
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JL Bonine
James 5
Loviork
Jeani
Mr. Ayres
James S&s Ayres
Ayres
Snd
Fruit or Flower Picker and Slicing Tool Description
A detailed description explains the daily labor of fruit and flower pickers noting finger soreness from repeated cutting. It outlines a steel thumbnail cutter with rubber tips and a corrugated plate to collect edges, designed to reduce fruit damage and preserve quality. The text also mentions Kansas City Times remarks on a moral awakening and industrial school progress, plus Garfield family legal and political notes.
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Kansas City Times
Southern Industrial School
Noted Devotee Seeks Legacy Hospital Plan in Lexington
In Lexington Virginia the Mary Dustin Lee chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy pursues buying General Stonewall Jackson's old home to convert into a hospital named Jackson Memorial. The property is currently owned by the widow of Demeral Jackson. Washington reports rumors of an extra congressional session debated for autumn. Some officials foresee a September or October meeting only if Cuba crisis demands, while Piatt and Spooner amendments shape insular policy. Forts and immigration debates surface from Maui to San Francisco and Porto Rico.
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Mary Dustin Lee
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Lexington
Stevewall Jackson
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Demeral Jackson
Washington
Congress
Skeles
McKinley
Ehich
Cuba
Deaths and railroading saga across era archive
Long obituary sweep notes D B Robinson, ex first vice president of Atchison Topeka Santa Fe, and former president of St Louis San Francisco Railroad, after protracted illness. Born Vermont 1947, he rose from freight clerk to general manager across Central Pacific New Orleans Mobile Mexican Central and Santa Fe related lines before leading San Antonio Aransas Pass and other roads. Also brief items on Mrs McKinley’s frail health, charges against land-office receiver, Kiowa Comanche opening date, Pan American weather, Grand Rapids furniture consolidation falling through, and regional notes from Guthrie Guthrie Okla to Salt Lake City Utah.
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Kansas
Kanwax G. A
Wichita
Agasand Coal Company
Caney
Railroad Board
T. K. Prentice
Lawrence
George Milligan
Liberal
Klondike
Belgium
Fola Belgium
Leavenworth
Wellington
Sumner County
Bt City
John Collins
Maftherson County
Baker
Atchison Wheat Authority
Dickinson County
Helen Harr
Fort Scott
Sells
Topeka
Kim
Atchison
Wells
Union Hotel
Packing House
Wm Barrickson
Coffeyville
Douglas County
Herald of Freedom
Kansas River
Uanteell
Phillips County
Harry Wubbard
Blue Rapids
el Dorado
Americas
Hottom Sands
Clay
Chicago
D. B. Robinson
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Mailroad
St Louis
San Francisco
D. R Robinson
Vermont
Central Pacific
New Orleans Mobile
Sonora
Mexican Central
Colorado Midland
Atlantic & Pacific
Ist
San Antonio
Aransas Pass
Inter Sevame Ite
Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix
The
Santa Fe
Vyrisco Lime
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Sarly Freeze
Bays City
Sansas
Ellis County
Kays City
W.daylor
Abilene
Fort Riley
Lawrence High School
Osawatomie
Swan
Wichita Electric Street Railway
Nickerson
Itn
Chase County
Scott
Princetons University
Eastern Public Education, Associations
Newark
Audubon Society
Weer
Mason
Charles Gates Dawes
Evanston
United States
Charles G. Dawes
Senate
William E Mason
Mr. Dawes
Hlingis
Marietta
R. R. Dawes
Old Iron Brigade
Wisconsin
William Dawes
Panl Revere
Longfellow
Cincinnati Law School
Neb
Northwestern Gassighi and Coke Company
Draga
Secvia
Sean
Pennsylvania
Eustace Q
Garfield
James
United States Supreme Court
Harry Garfield
countessEu
Europe
Louritesgrimage
Airwas
Wavwall
San Prancisco
Mi—Meil
Honolulu
Old Ladies” Home
Mexico
Mo. James
King's Daughters and Sons
King’s Daughters
Boorse
New York
Lonion
Tribune
South Africa
Cape Colony
Colesbury
Kanene Millers
New Orleane
Kansas City
New Orleans
Kansas Milling and Export Company
Fiod.co
Indiana
Mairbanks
Fairbanka
New
Bis
Beers Klee Leavenworth
Kaw
St Aloss
Aline
Jecke
Rlife
Washington, Jones
Mia McKinley
Guthrie
Charles FH Adams
FE. McKintey
Adams
Land Office
Guthrie Land Office
Okla
Ian
D.T. Flynn
Buffalo
Vuruliere Trust
Pailore
Grand Rapids
Mich
Chien
Filet
Moers
Heslin
St Petersburg
Hendrik Miller
Leyds
Koer
Arbitration Court
Sod
Brigham Young
Saltlake
Utah
Brigham ‘Young
Saltale
Jose
W. J. Moyer
Western National Bank of New York
Keowee
Kanead
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