Vigilantes Burn Home to Rid County of Outlaws
In Hennessey Oklahoma last night vigilantes burned the house of W M Brown near Columbus after accusing him of harboring horse thieves. Five horses were recovered and identified as stolen. Brown fled to Kingfisher to file a complaint. County Attorney Moffitt ordered a full investigation before arrests. Farmers warn others linked with the bandits to leave the area.
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Hennessey
W. M. Brown
Columbis
Brown
Kingfisher
Moffitt
KF. Fallis
Columbia
Ouf Yeager
Oklahoma
Lund
Outlaw Harboring Arrests Reported Near Perry Oklahoma
Reports from Perry Oklahoma say twelve to fifteen arrests were made west of town for harboring the outlaw band led by Bill Doolin and Wyatt. Wyatt, recently captured, lies dying from three gunshot wounds amid findings suggesting a hideout with arms and letters. Marshal Nix claims major progress against the Alabama gang with exceptions noted in the Christian faction.
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Perry
Peery
Okla
Aug
Newa
Bill Doolin
Zip Wyatt
Dick Yeager
Clear- Vie Black
Wyatt
J. M. White
Watonga
Doolin
Marshal Nix
The Modoc Minstrels Prepare for Garfield Park Shows
The Modoc Minstrels rehearse in the Masonic building for two Garfield Park minstrel evenings August 28 and 30. Thirty performers, end men in regulation dress, chorus as brownies, with Miss Boroughs soloist and Sherman Rowles as a key feature. Outdoor concert with admission, while thirty plan to travel to Louisville for the G A R encampment to cover expenses.
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Garfield Park
Modoc
Masonic
Miss Boroughs
Sherman Rowles
O'Grady
Australia
Hert Lucas
Louiavilis
G. A. HK
Bound to Marry in Missouri Despite Obstacles
In Sedalia, Missouri, a young couple Mss Luella Greer age nineteen and her groom, twenty two, traveled from near Bedulis to wed at 5 40 pm before Probate Judge Wood. Parents opposed the match and Missouri marriage laws prompted their journey. They paid a generous fee and left married, heading back to Missouri with hopes for their future.
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Sedalia
Bedulis
Missouri
Wood
Epworthian Excursion to Garfield Park by Epworth Leaguers
Several hundred Epworth Leaguers from Pawnee and nearby towns plan an excursion by Rock Island on Wednesday August 21 to Garfield Park. Most attendees will be Nebraskans, with at least 500 from Pawnee Sabsetha Horton and Horton joining, bringing their band and hammocks for a pleasant outing.
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Keaska
Epworth
Garfield Park
Nebraska
Pawnee
Rock Island
Sabsetha
Horton
Sod
Gar
Geld Park
Daily Stars
Jovanaz
How to Become a Runner in Healthful Activity
A guidance piece on running technique and breathing from St Nicholas style advice. Emphasizes running on the ball of the foot to gain stride length and speed and warns against flat footed impact. Recommends mouth and nose breathing, and relaxed, natural arm motion to maintain balance and reduce fatigue.
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Bey
St. Nicholas
Boston bachelor tax sparks social debate
A discussion in Boston centers on proposing a tax on bachelors as a social issue. Gotham dismisses the idea, suggesting the solution is for single men to move to New York if they cannot find partners in Boston.
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Gotham Girl
Boston
Miss Tremont
Gotham
New York
Editor Politicking Framed in Party Lines Verse
A clipped, fragmentary note depicts editorials and chatter about party loyalty and editorial stance. The piece hints at partisan framing and social dynamics within the newsroom.
One Cent a Mile for National Military Park Dedication
Col J E Shaler, who chairs the transportation committee for the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park dedication, announced reduced railroad rates. Northwestern points from Chicago to St Louis and beyond pay one cent per mile. south of the Ohio river also one cent per mile. eastern lines from New York to Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore offer one third fare round trip for connections with northwestern and southwestern lines.
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National Military Park
Chattanooga
Tenn
J. E. Shaler
Chickamauga
Chattanooga National Military Park
Chicago
St. Louis
St . Paul
Northwest
Ohio River
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Brice Contradicted as Silver Men Outnumber Gold in Ohio
In a Chicago drainage of the Ohio Democratic scene,A W Thurman claims 300 of 500 delegates are silver men aiming to nominate James Kilburne of Columbus for governor and press silver to convention. Kilburne, a large manufacturer, supports free coinage, while Brice’s ally disputes the balance and strategy ahead of the state convention.
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A.W. Thurman
Columnus
Ohio
Brice
Alien W. Thurman
James Kilburne
Columbus
Kilburne
Weather, grain markets, and cattle prices from the Midwest
Weather woes hit spring wheat belt with fears of mildew and sprouting. New York and St Louis futures mix as Liverpool spot eases. September corn opens higher on frost fears, pork and hogs rise with steady to strong cattle demand across Kansas City and Chicago markets. Receipts and shipments show steady to higher tone amid mixed grain and livestock data across major markets.
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Minnesota
Dakotas
York
St Louis
Liverpool
Northwest
Weather Bureau
Cash
Texas
Kanone City
Kansas
Crrr
Fuiaxseep
Buan
Prairie
Brian
Chicago
New York
Nessinge & Handy
Harmon & Company
Boston
London
St. Louis
St Petersburg
Russia
Kansas City
Omaha
Chicagoo
C. Wood Davis
Davis
Daily Trade Bulletin
Topeka State Journal Six Month Circulation Figure
The Topeka Daily State Journal presents a sworn detailed statement of its circulation for the first half of 1895, showing a six month total figure as stated. The document confirms the paper’s circulation magnitude and distribution during the period.
Topeka Journal Admits Higher Daily Circulation Claim
The Star journal proclaims the Topeka State Journal’s daily average for the first half of 1895 at 9,334, surpassing the Topeka Capital and other dailies. It asserts its local circulation is far ahead, aided by extensive distribution to nearby towns and tributary areas with evening trains carrying latest news.
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Sauer
Herr Sauer
Topeka
Starr Journal
Shawnee County
The
State Journal
Torrka Daiy State Journal
Associated Press
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Thomas Ewing
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