Miss Wilson of Valencia and her racing art plans
Miss Misa M Anisa Wilson of Valencia, daughter of famed Kansas horseman Andrew Wilson, attracts attention at Holton and Leavenworth races. She blends equine sport with art studies in Europe, hoping her two four year olds Ding and Valencia earn winnings to fund her education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mow
Andy” Wilson
Europe
Misa M. Anisa Wilson
Valencia
Leavenworth
Misa Wilson
Ding
Cig
Bethany
Bishop Vail
Bliss Wilson
Andrew Wilson
Kansas
Culta
Miss Wilson
Brarz Journal
Holton
Diag
Mousey
Epring
John W
Newman
Kansac
England
Andy’ Wilson
West
Robert McGregor
Rean
Emporia
Aomaethion
Galesburg, NL
Mr. Bean
Sheldon and Davis dissolve Burlingame partnership
The Burlingame firm of Sheldon Davis Co dissolves. W B Davis leaves to run the real estate business and reorganizes as Davis Real Estate Co. The Wheelers of New York succeed as partners, and the Sheldon Wilson Hereford Cattle Co is formed to manage about 600 Hereford cattle on Osage and Lyon Counties lands. The Wheelers also ship high bred mares to Burlingame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlingame Macnote
Sheldon, Davis & Co
Burlingame
C. M. Sheldon
W. B. Davis
Sheldon-Davis
Davis Real Estate Company
Wheelers
Bankers of
New York
Davis
Sheldon & Wilson Hereford Cattle Company
Hereford Cattle Company
Osage
Lyon
Rock Creek
Cleveland’s Warning on Hard Times Recounts Wilson’s Caution
In London after a Carlsbad visit Francis Wilson is said to have followed President Cleveland’s advice to cut expenses and avoid ordinary investments. The tale claims Wilson’s foresight kept his business less affected by the downturn while peers suffered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Wilson
Lespes
Prancia Wilson
London
Carlsbad
Savoy Hotel
Wilson
Kidnapped editor let go after forced army service
Dario Perez a prominent Oaxaca newspaper editor returned to the city after a months long disappearance. He was abducted, sent to the Yucatán and compelled into the federal army before escaping. President Diaz ordered his release and return plus a gift of $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucatan
Oaxaca
Mex
Dario Perez
Ithern Mexicoy
el Estado de Oexaca
Ding
Diaz
Public Benefactor Advocates New Underground Electric Propulsion
Real estate dealer George Lodge of Philadelphia cites his pain relief from Munyon's Rheumatism Cure and endorses Munyon's Homeopathic Remedies, claiming rapid cures for rheumatic and other ailments. He urges readers to send symptoms to Professor Munyon for free diagnosis and notes remedies available by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lodge
Third
Federal Streets
Philadelphia
Maeyon
Bays
Munyon
Homeopathic Home Remedy Company
Arch Streat
Shoes Off In Holton Church Causes Gentle Disruption
In Holton Kansas on August 5 Rev Boles held open air revival meetings attracting Dr Martin Van Buren Stevens a traveling phre nologist who joined the singing choir. He removed his shoes and socks and placed them on a platform chair drawing mild chagrin from attendees before later putting his shoes back on and departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Hotton
Kas
Boles
Holton
Martin van Buren Stevens
Tin ore discovery shocks La Veta Colorado gains attention
Iiuerfano county in Colorado draws wide interest after extensive tin ore discoveries with higher tin content than any US find. The strike promises a new era for county development and spurs further mineral prospecting. In Mexico City, congressman and journalist Jesus Olmot Contereras was stabbed forty two times and died, a dagger breaking with the blade left in his muscle and heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Veta
Colo
Iiuerfano
United States
Mexico City
Mex
Jesus Olmo#t Contereras
Puebla
How Much France Drinks
In Paris the annual per head consumption includes 340 pints of wine 16 of cider 21 of beer and about 12 pints of spirits per person. Scotland’s whisky use in 1892 93 was just over 12 pints per head while Parisians drink far more wine than spirits. The piece notes temperance amid high overall intake and wonders at how French drinkers avoid ill effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marseilles
Lyons
Gays Chambers’ Journal
Scotland
Great Britain
Britain
Cherbourg
France
The Refractory Tie and a Prompt Piano Tuner
A Philadelphia Record anecdote recounts a well dressed man losing his necktie knot in a playful tug of war on Chestnut street. He regains it with charm from a girl in a jeweler window who ties it again and jokes about having clumsy brothers. Also, J L Sheldon offers piano tuning from post office box 22 with prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenhorn
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia Record
New Ladies Shoes Offer In High Grade Footwear
A new offering lists high grade ladies shoes including Yale or Piccadilla toes and dongola or cloth tops priced at 3 4 and 5 dollars with per pair at 2.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Piccadilla
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Anna Wilson
Harry McNate
Harry McNair
Dave
McNair
Westero Town
Cleveland
Arme
Tacomas
Aug
Thawailan
Puget
Northern Pacific
Ilands
EB C. Hitchcock
Hawaiian Republic
Prat
Kan
John Keyes
J. J. Barnes
A. E. Munch
G. B. Williams
J. J. Roll
Dr. Gray
Sth St
East Fifth
Christ
Wasae
Gov.gulberts
Consett Renzsnnons
Saints Aare
Indiak
Knickerbocker
Norway
Sweden
BosTon- Newpaper. SE
Professor Munyon
Kansas Ave
James B. Haydon
Rowley Bros
Johnson
Colorado
Huerfano County
Jovumar
J. L Sheldon
Thee
A.H. Sharum
Crosby
Foundry # Machine Works
Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
R. L. Cofran
Rrr
Topeka
Vewe
Cc. T. Trapp
Merchant Ae
Kansas Avenue
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