Spain and Wall Street in the War Debate
A boradside of war talk and press criticism. The text notes Spain and Wall Street as rivals in public sentiment, discusses the Maine incident, quotes various papers, and references figures like Chauncey Depew and McKinley while musing on journalism and politics amid the Cuban crisis.
London art figure and royal pages in a jumbled note
A garbled fragment mentions Dr Charles Dana Gibson, a noted magazine illustrator, and a reference to London portraits and New York art circles. It also briefly notes the Prince of Wales and Rev Dr Edward Everett Hale, with school and religious themes folded into a disjointed civic tapestry. The text lacks coherent events or dates.
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Edward Everett Hale
Hampton, Ve.pa
Absole
Washington
Ambitious claims of political shifts and titles mentioned
The passage notes a speaker who allegedly taught clues in Portland and references John J. Ingatts declining a House nomination, a Purported shift toward the single-tax idea, and remarks on the Duc de Talleyrand and the Golden Fleece tradition with France’s peerage fading in the post-restoration era.
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Portland
John J. Ingatts
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Duc de Talleyrand
France
Order of the Golden Fleece
Relief of imprisoned whaling expedition in the Arctic
Lieutenant Jarvis reports from Washington on the relief mission to the imprisoned whalers. He lists vessel statuses near Point Barrow, noting wrecks and crews saved, with provisions and reindeer aid planned for the journey north. The report states crews are in good health and progress is favorable as ice opens.
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Lieut Jarvis
Washington
U—Lietenant
D. A. Jarvis
Arctic
Nas
Secretary of the Treasury
Concarn- Wiz
Jarvis
Wotay
G. Tom
Whall Beichlers
Point Barrow
Michiel
Mall End
Ines
Pear Sea Horse Islands
Potent Harrow
Wanderer
Herschel
Tilton Teft
Charg
Hamt
State finances show bond investments and charity expenses
The state school fund commission invested 235000 in Abilene municipal bonds leaving 36000 for bond purchases. The state board of charities filed March expenses for six institutions, including the insane asylum at Osawatomie and the deaf and dumb asylum at Olathe, with each showing specific costs. Rewards totaling 41800 are offered for three assailants who attacked Deputy Sheriff Hatterson, plus 20 rewards from banks. a bank fraud suspect Wallace is in custody after a requisition from Governor Leedy.
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State School Fund Commission
Abilene
Commission
State Board of Charities
Gsanatomic
Olathe
Winfield
Kansas City
Helolt
Dodge City
James Dalton
Ed Royal
Tom Tartar
Dearadees
Hatterson
Marshall County
Marysville
Leedy
D. A. Wallace
Caney Valley
Caney
Kan
Canons
Montgomery County
Wallace
Condon State Bank
Osweso
Cherokee State Bank
Cherokee
Hoch
Oswexo
Condon Bank
Legg Bros Fail In Kansas City Music Firm
Legg Bros dealers in music and instruments at 1008 Walnut street failed under a chattel deed of trust to D. & Gordon as trustee for creditors including National Bank of Commerce with 3,000 and Zelinda E Leee 30, F. X. Barada of St Louis 6,000, Lyon & Healy 300, total 9,800. The firm S. A. and E. B. Lege cites no money to meet notes as reason.
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Kansas City
Legg Bros
Walnut Street
Yeateniny
D. & Gordon
Pe National Bask
Catamerce
Zelinda EL Leee
F. X. Barada
St. Louis
Lyon & Healy
Chicago
Bankers Meet in Topeka to discuss abolition of days of grace
Northeastern Kansas bankers gathered at the Commercial club to address district issues and prepare a county group report for the State Bankers Association. They urged a law abolishing the days of grace on notes, debated unequal taxation, and discussed currency transfer by mail amid rising express rates.
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Bankers of
Kansas
Topeka
Jasete Bankers’ Association
Leavenworth
Commercial Club
Moms
C. L. Brokaw
Wyandotte State Bank of
Kansas City
CQ. Chandler
Citizens
Edward Wider
The
Santa Fe
John E. Moon
Kansas Mutual
RH. Brigham
Brown
Doniphan
Atchison
Union
State Association
P. Bonebrake
United States
P. J. Bonebrake
William Macferran
J. & Moore, Tiolton
C. L. Tire
Group No. 1
Moore
Vast Kansas farm and ranch property scattered across counties
Real estate notice lists 10 acre and larger tracts in Ness Comanche Kiowa Pratt Greeley Hamilton Norton Rooks Scott Wichita Sheridan Pawnee Tres Clark Meade Sherman Stevens and others. Offers include partially or fully improved quarters, riverfront ranches, dairy farm potential, bargain prices, and rentSac terms. Owner resides abroad seeking sales across the United States with European butter demand cited.
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Siz
Ness County
Stafford
Greeley County
Hamlton
Graham County
Norton County
Rooks County
Scott County
Wichita County
United States
Europe
Buter
Meade County
Sherman County
Stevens County
Maskell County
Gave
Creeley
Fane
Lagan Cauney
Tres County
Wallabe
Wiehlin
Clare County
Odex
Azains
Altgeld Attacks Cleveland in Jeffersonian Speech at Central Hall
Ex Governor Jonas P Altgeld denounces Cleveland and mocks a later president at a Jeffersonian celebration in Chicago's Central Music Hall. He lauds Jeffersonian principles, condemns political huckstering, and contrasts founder with destroyer while urging Democratic virtue and consistent policy.
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Cleveland
Jefferson
Chicago
Goveror
Jona P. Altgeld
Central Music Hall
Union
Alt
America
Altgeld
Jefferson versus Cleveland in a speech on democracy and virtue
A speaker contrasts Thomas Jefferson with Grover Cleveland, denouncing wealth influence and praising Jefferson's liberty, equality, and justice. He laments modern political corruption, exhorts a return to democratic ideals, and urges renewed faith and duty inspired by Christian and republican principles.
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Dency
Sam
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Jefferson
Disciples of Christ
Hamilton
National League Season Opens With Exhibition Pairings
National League teams begin the struggle with Friday games as spring practice ends today. Exhibition play gives way to earnest pennant races tomorrow with Cleveland at Cincinnati and six other matchups including Pittsburgh at Louisville and Chicago at St Louis. Western League opens next week.
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Cleveland
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Louisville
Boston
New York
Frooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Baltimore
Washington
Mc Coy to Meet Gus Rublin in Syracuse Bout for $4,000 Purse
WCOY vs RUHLIN clash slated for May 4 in Syracuse New York with a $4,000 purse. Kid Mc Coy wired promoter Tom O Rourke confirming the bout planned at Empire Athletic Club to accommodate Topeka travelers.
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Syracuse
N. J
Kid" McCoy
Tom” O'Rourke
Gus Rublin
Empire Athletic
Fitzsimmons Baby III Promoter Cancels Stage Engagements
New York reports champion pugilist James Fitzsimmons has canceled his theatrical appearances as his five month old son Harry lies seriously ill at the Hotel Bartholdt. Dr. E F Arnold attends the child several times daily, noting convulsions feared to threaten recovery.
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New York
E. F. Arnold
Bartholdt
Wellington Jointists Refuse to Close After Tax Notice
Wellington April 4 The jointists who have paid occupation tax ahead refuse to quit business or face penalties The city attorney Woods warned action against noncompliance One taxpayer with May and June tax paid plans to close then sue to recover funds while others resist though acknowledging persistent effort could force closure
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Wellington
Woods
Matty
Cit
Cubans Grateful for Wichita Flour Shipment
A letter from Havana dated April 6 1898 thanks Wichita for sending 7000 pounds of flour to starving Cuban relief groups. The Junta de Distribucion de Socorros Americanos Los Reconocentradas expresses gratitude and requests continued aid, noting the crucial need to prevent further deaths. HL Guzman signs the missive.
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Wichita
Toler
Junta de Distribuion de Socorros Americanos
Los Reconecentradas
Havana
H.G. Toler
Kanese
Charitabie Use Association
HL Guzman
FIGHTING FOR PASSES IN JOLIET RAIL DISCRIMINATION
Rev. William Bohler Walker of Joliet, narrowly denied a half fare permit for criticising railroads, petitions the Interstate Commerce Commission. He files against three Joliet routes seeking equal permit rights as other officials. Within twenty days details of permit issuance by the Western Passenger Association are contested. Also noted are Union Pacific and Limited train times and a Chicago weather forecast for Kansas with warmer, fair conditions and southerly winds.
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Chicago
Wiliam Bohler Walker
Juillet
Western Passenger Associaon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Joliet
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