Adams Brothers Printers and Stationers Letterhead
A brief, period style letterhead shows Adams Brothers, Printers and Stationers located on Kansas Avenue with a contact line and a price reference. The snippet preserves the firm’s name and address style typical of historical newspaper typography.
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Adams Brothers, Printers
Burton Attacks Baker and Myths at League Convention
J R Burton of Abilene addressed the league convention and rejected the notion that office seekers drive politics. He argued for full representation at the table in any national meeting and urged discussion of the silver issue in 1896. He warned against demagoguery and implied Senator Baker was the office sought by Kansas politicians.
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Burton
Osiis
J. R. Burton
Abilena
Mr. Burton
Funston
Germany
France
Russia
United States
Offles
Thaa
Baker
Kansas
Elopers Captured by Topeka Chief in North Topeka
Chief Wilkerson detained Otto Baurle and Armelia Baurle both from Lexington Missouri as an eloping couple found at a Topeka hotel. They claimed marriage without a certificate. Baurle was wanted in Lexington. transfer to county jail followed later as authorities planned their return.
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Wilkerson
Topeka
Otto Baurle
Armelia Baurle
Lexington
Baurle
Elopera
North
Ove Baurle
County Fen
Six per cent of bills became law in Congress report
Figures from rolling clerk Mrs B Platt show that 720 bills and joint resolutions became laws in the Fifty third Congress third session. Senate passed 527 of its own bills but 289 advanced in the House. 24 Senate bills and 54 House bills were vetoed or not signed. Total introduced 12 223 with 2 252 senate origins and 727 house origins. Arbitration for mining troubles to be sought at Minersville. Chinet hospital installs a new flush rank to connect to the sewer. John Temple Graves to speak on Uncle Tom's Cabin at Hamilton Hall Friday night admission 50 cents.
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Congress
Wasurgerox
B. Platt
Senate
House
Lawa
John Temple Graves
Reorgia
Uncle Tom
Hamilton Hall
Georgia
Jobo Temple Graves
Chinese Censors Reject Treaty Terms in Pekin
A dispatch from Pekin reports mixed reactions to the China Japan peace treaty. Censors oppose Viceroy Li Hung Chang and fear army trouble if ratification proceeds, while some peasantry favor continuing the war. The emperor would decide terms, making ratification uncertain.
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Saaxcaat
Pekin
Li Hung Chang
China
Japan
World's Fair Diplomas Prepared in Spain After Judge Praise
Diplomas for exhibitors whose works were favorably mentioned by judges are being prepared at the bureau of engraving and printing in Spain. About 24 000 diplomas will be issued in sixty days printed on Japan paper and bearing the exhibitor name article and judges' comments. Medals from the Philadelphia mint accompany the diplomas.
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Spain
Mapu
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Philadelphia
Japan
Cabinet Must Resign In Cabile Startling Plea
Premier Stang announced he cannot seek another term and urged the king to decide on the cabinet’s resignation. He called for postponement of parliamentary action until a new ministry can be formed, saying the current government cannot continue.
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Caristlana
Stang
BEHIND THE EMPEROR The Peace Treaty Debate
London reports say Chinese envoys consider the peace treaty with Japan as China’s emperor and ministers review ratification. Li Hung Chang may not visit Pekin. censors resent memorials. In Kentucky, the Four Seasons Hotel near Mropressore is being dismantled and its one million dollar furniture moved to Louisville.
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China
London
Pekin
London Times
John W. Foster
Li Hung Chang
Iia
Japan
Prise Kung
Foreign Office
Council of Ministers
Mropressore
Four Seasons
Louisville
Columbia, Trust Company
Irish Leader Parnell's Mother Visited in New Jersey
A visiting committee from the Irish independent parliamentary party went to Bordentown New Jersey to check on Mrs Delia Parnell the aged mother of Charles Stewart Parnell. They were told she is conscious though not recognizing visitors and that her jewelry was not stolen. John Howard Parnell is kept informed and Mrs Knaund will be relieved by a trained nurse. More visits planned.
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New York
Irish Independent Parliamentary Party
Delia Parnell
Charles Stewart Parnell
Bordentown
N. J
Edward O'Flaharty
John Brennan
Hugh J. Curtin
Stephen McFarland
Mra
Jira Parnell
Mra Parnell
Mra Knand
Philadelphia
Money the Railroads Get for Carrying The Letters
Were served in April 24 dispatch noting the mail weighing to set railroad payments for Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri. Weighing divides the nation into four districts. weighs one section yearly then applies results for four years. Payments fall with weight and distance, government rates per day and per pound, with railroads earning 23 percent less.
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Wasurscros
Iilinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
Pala
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