Kansas Items Of Eans And Happenings In Kansas
A digest of Kansas notes includes June rise of the Arkasas river, Linn to Topeka rail developments, land purchases by Missouri Pacific at Coffeyville, bank disputes and court cases, keepsake weddings, and local incidents from Wichita to Topeka.
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Ries
McPherson
Arkmosas
Lakin
Lyons
Kansas University
Wabaunsee County
Wichita
Marquette
Coffesville
Daniel Mellee
Topeka
Chicago
Kingman
Salvation Army
Kansas
Two Territories
Texan
Kansas Grand Army election results announced
Junction City Kansas June 12 the Kansas Grand Army election pitted ex officers against ex privates. Private party won with Nation chosen department commander. McRemington Salina Pealer Winfield and Smith named senior and junior vice commanders, with G J Smith and N W Hayes also elected. Fort Scott to host 1902 encampment Hutchinson to host 1901 reunion.
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Junction City
Kan
Kansas Grand Army
A. W Smith
Martin Nation
Nation
J. B. Remington
Osawatomie
HF. Pealer
Salina
G. J. Smith
Winfield
N. W. Hayes
Abilene
Smith
Fort Scott
Hutchinson
Department
The
Kansas G. A
Kansas
Bool Commission
Republic County
Mari
Pike
United States
Indians Protect Sale Approval In Creek Lands
Washington June 11 Captain Schoenfeldt in charge of the Asian agency reports Creek lands will be opened for sale after a treaty with the government. He cites crowded facilities at Mukkoges and says lands offered are high quality worth about 15 dollars per acre. Speculators are warned that all sales require Interior Department approval and few contracts will pass.
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Washington
Washinton
Schoenfeldt
Five Civilized Tribes
Mukkoges
Kansas
Nebraska
Secretary of the Interior
Senator Platts Letter Clarifies Cuban Independence Policy
Washington June 10 Berichting a confidential War Department letter by Senator Platts, the text defends that the third clause of the Cuban amendment aims to safeguard Cuban independence and deny any aim of a US protectorate. The letter argues the amendment should be read as a whole to show friendly US intent toward Cuba.
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Washington
Platts Jetter
Havans
War Department
Corba
United States
Cabs
Teaunat
Congress
Signes
Platt
Mixed brief from a late 19th century news page
The clipping covers diverse items including notes on Italy and Armenia, a US supreme court case on Arkansas irrigation, a US fishing value estimate of 45 million, a California grain fire, Australian economic statements, the Duke of York in Sydney, Southern Pacific oil prohibitions, political resignations in North and South Carolina, a Philadelphia bishop’s death, a Chicago margarine factory fine, a Santa Fe lease rumor, London trade declines, a Kentucky pigeon message, Colorado cattlemen clashing with Utah sheep, a Pullman train for railroad commissioners, US dairy officials urging island cheese imports, military academy entrance disqualifications, Jacksonville cash receipts for a relief association, labor strikes and peace prospects, rail rate debates, Michael Doran’s release from hospital, Missouri charity rules on bringing eastern boys, a Kansas City scientist damages case, a race relations policy in Missouri, a court case against a wronged wife’s relatives, and Rockefeller funding a medical research institute.
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Kansas
Knudson
Baker University
Howton University
Missouri Macific
Coffeyville
Arkansas City
Hazen
Shawnee County District Court
Nation
Supreme Court
Jasper N. Wilkinson
Kansas State Normal School
A. K. Taylor
A.J. Myatt
Wichita
Colorado
Myatt
Prt
Visitation
Adelaide O'Brien
Frank Terrill
Salem
Sedgwick
Topeka
Frank Ai. Snow
Kanans University
San Francisco
Preston K. Plumb
Ruth
S. Brewster
Iola
Kansas University
Woth Kansas
Topeka City
Barbara Spindler
Wellington
H. T. Randle
Pratt County
Emporis Normal School
J.D. Ritchey
College of the Sisters of Bethany
Zerelda Barringer
Omaha
Register
Charles Flolmes
Thomas Holmes
Little Arkansan
Holmes
Tr. E. Torrington
Rocke Island
Kansan City
St Louis
Kansas Penitentiary
Santa Fe
Minn
Ting
Italy
Turkey
France
Thasaacre
Netaber
United States
Lalifornia
Los Bones
Duke of York
Sydney
Australia
John Brown
Pacife
McSxeety
Sentt Carolina
Tillman and
McLaurin
Union Pacific
London Board of Trade
Loniaville
Attigault Lake
Mins
la Hows
Gunniwon
Colo
Utah
S3 States
Department of Agriculture
Cuba
Porto Rico
Europe
Relet Association
Jacksonville
Fla
Western Passenger Association
Cleveland
Central Association
Michael Doran
Binghampton
Missuri
Troby C. Martin
Fort Scott
New Use for Earth Turns Red Clay Into Hair Dye
A Colorado woman, Mrs Frances Sherman, claims a red clay bed can dye hair to a permanent reddish brown without skin injury. The process involves grinding the clay, paste preparation, and warm application. results vary with duration, but color remains until new growth.
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Deaver
Frances Sherman
Colorado
Mra. Sherman
Hester
Keeping the Months Away. A Sleepy Writer Awakens
The excerpt recounts a magazine contributor named Jobsostone who explains he has been asleep awaiting payments for stories sent to Blank's Thanks Crack's and Tank's. He describes living on sufferance with no published lines or money, questioning when justice will come.
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Jobsostone
Parks
Blank’s
Thanks
Crack’s
Tank's
Sam
New York Press
Carnegie grove planted with largest trees in New York area
Cornerion Grove on Fifth Avenue at Nineteenth Street in New York shares that Andrew Carnegie set out a grove of twenty nine trees including twelve augur maples and five poplars. Landscape gardeners call them the largest ever moved. The trees were brought on large trunks from Connecticut using machinery to preserve roots and protect branches.
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Cornerion Grove
Fifth Avenue
Nineteenth Street
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Connecticut
Feaf
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Mark Tully
Independence
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A. E Smith
Shore County
Captain McFarland
Lincoln County
Lewis Herwig
Butler County
Oliver Hiatt
Langston School
Guthrie
Oklo
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J. St Gyr Tucker
Hose Phillips
Lizele -Jefferson
Perecipal
Lincoln School
Fopeka
Kansas Odd Fellows
de Boissiers
Franklin County
J. W. Kendrick
W. BR. Jansen
A. H. Payson
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Central Branch
Missouri Pacific
Atlani Station
Lexington
Otis Cooper Shop
Iron Mountain
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Fort Riley
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Pekin
Hague
Rockbill
Hay
Hekinem
White House
Nwo
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Senator Platt
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Shawnee
Jefferson
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Rochester
N.Y
House Committee On
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Philippines
Chambers McKibben
Twentieth Infantry
Department of Texas
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James Whelan
Twelfth Cavalry
McKibben
Kanta
A. H Burtis
Baker City
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Grsio
Siniler
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Louis
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