Fusion in North Carolina Propositions for Union
The Populists and Democrats discuss electoral fusion plans in North Carolina. Senator Butler, head of the Populist national committee, calls a meeting for August 15 in Sherman Washington. The Democratic state committee ponders joint fusion and apportionment of offices, including governor or senator, with four Congressmen and four Democrats to be contested. Butler’s memorandum to Democratic chair Barton outlines goals but hints at unresolved issues before the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rassign
N.C
Aig
Qutler
Naional
Sherman, Waehingaon
Democratic State Committee
Butler
Bantey
Iit
English to invade U. S. if McKinley elected
English manufacturers plan to start mills in the United States to avoid tariff barriers. The Pall Mall Gazette notes that McKinley’s possible election may prompt many English firms and capitalists to establish operations in America to access the market and reduce tariff costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Lenton
United States
America
Ieee
Taeing
Caplinitets
Purchase Accepted for Mills Near Philadelphia
The offer to reputable English mills has been provisionally accepted in three instances two for Worsted men and one for a lace maker. A second fire at Laden ERP has purchased the Mineuia curtain mills near Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enetish Muila
Mineuia
Philatelphia
National Editorial Association to Meet and Plan Next Convention
The executive committee met at Planters Hotel with President RO H Thomas in the chair. They decided to host the next annual convention in Galveston, Texas on February 3, 4, and 6. A trip to Mexico is planned with railroad support. A writers’ bureau was informally discussed for future action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
St. Louis
National Editorial Association
Planters Hotet
RO H Thomas
Mechanicnburg
Galveston
Tex
Bmexico
Rillroads
Pan
Prisoner Seska Escapes Likely In County Work Details
Prisoner Seska escaped while returning from the county work party after a two day sentence for stealing clothes. A hidden topmo n behind a door exposed the escape plan. He faces dungeon confinement on bread and water for a week. Five tramps were arrested this morning by Pacific railroad yards Patrolmen Pinkstyn and Lucas. Frank Payne, George Jackson and Wim Stewert each fined 1d for vagrancy. two tramps released.
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Seska
George Thompson
Hiim
Thetopeon
Pacific Railroad
Pinkstyn
Lucas
Frank Payne
George Jackson
Wim Stewert
Impostor Alert Touts Shady Claim by G B Streit in Topeka
A Kansas bulletin details a fraud case where B Streit misrepresented as Adams of the Armenian Mutual Building and Loan, operating in Chattanooga. The notice reports Streit’s deceitful actions, departure with unsettled dues, and emphasizes he had no authority to act for the association, urging vigilance to prevent further scams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Streit
American Mutual” of
Chattanooga
Ballor Topeke State Journal
Kansas
Baldwin
AUE
Stuart House
Bulawi
F. Adams
Topeka
Armenian Mutual Building & Loan Assoctation
Chattanoora
Tenn
Adams
G. B. Streit
Debra
Betdivin
American Mutual
G. B. Stelt
W. J. Alder
Heat Prostration Fatalities Reported in Philadelphia and New York
Police tally four deaths and numerous prostrations from intense heat in Philadelphia from Aug 12 to 11 o'clock. Names listed include John Hers, Broderick Kriwein, Cevetian Morris, Hugh Drugs, with heat readings up to 10 degrees higher than the previous day. New York reports several more deaths: Catharine McGrath 33, Frank Rooney, Cecil McGoinn 29, Wm. McNamara 70, Edward McConn 40, Taknon han, from midnight to 10 am.
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Philadelphia
Ates
John Hers
Broderick Kriwein
Cevetian Morris
Hugh Drugs
Buresia
New York
Follos Catharine McGrath
Frank Rooney
Cecil McGoinn
Wm. McNamara
Edward McConn
Taknon Han
Princess of Wales Looks at Spinning Wheel in Early Life
The future queen of England grew up in modest circumstances as the daughter of a duke without a private fortune. She learned needlework and housewifery from her German mother and valued the spinning wheel as a feminine craft. Now a grandmother, she remains graceful, loving, and practical, with strong common sense guarding her family from spoilage.
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England
Wales
Duke of
Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glucksburg
Europe
Princess of Wales
Prince Edward
Buckingham
Topeka Society Notes Highlight Local Visits and Teas
In Topeka and vicinity society events unfold with Mrs. J T Lovewell hosting six ty ladies for a lawn tea in honor of her sister Mrs Miller who sails to Mississippi to oversee a 200 pupil colored school. Numerous social outings at Gage’s lake and McAtee’s Lake feature swimming dances and guest lists of local families and visitors, with many names and trips to Colorado Springs, Kansas City, and Manitou.
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J.T. Lovewell
M & G'Elock
Mra. Miller
Miastesippi
Huth Schnachke
Walter Horner
George Corning
A. S Thomas
Gaye's Lake
Lilie
Carrie Merrick
Daisy Smith
Lara Ebrisht
Tomouctin
Mexico
James O'Brien
Quenemo
Mer
Golin Nichols
Daley Hayex
James Morrison
Chicago
Roberta Wasesn
Martin's Bil
W. K. McFartin
Kirk
Davenport
Jas. le Hing
Joly Nicholson
Lawrence
Alfred Frost
Frank G. Willard
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Mint Jessie Perkins
Decatur
Laura Weidlime
Lola Brown
Kansas City
HC Goodell
Belle
Newton
Holman
North Tope Ark
L. Thompson
Misa Helen Thompson
Hoy Thompson
Glenwood Springs
Cal
HL P Dillon
Jack
Patterson
Ed Burnett
Wichita
Colorado
Susie Gay
Trabel Thompson
Frank Merriam
Manitou
Merriam
Topeka
Tenth
Fillmore Streets
William Forbes
Ute Haskill
WH. Johnston
Rety
Harry Olimer
McFarland
Kay
George Holsinger
Olle Morgan
Rosedale
Jessie Si
Birdie King
Robert Smith
Frankfort
Henry Smith
Bisalow
Kan
James Smith
Fardty
de Harris
Ottawa
Wasson
Bert
Son Frank
el Paro
Texas
Grace Caldwell
Eos
Fannie Ars
Harry Richter
Bertha
Council Grove
Snap Shots In South Missouri book offered by railroad may attract buyers
A Kansas City based railroad company issues a large photo-engraved views book titled Snap Shots In South Missouri. The volume surveys topography and industry of the region, promoted to home-seekers and investors. Mailed free with a four cent reply in Lockwood Missouri and Kansas City. Also mentions local laundry and medical testimonials.
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South Missouri
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Railroad Co
South Mismostra
Lockwoon
Kansas City
Home Seekers Excursions Via Burlington Route
Advertises low price excursion tickets by the Burlington Route on August 4 and 18, September 1, and 20 for homeseekers to Kansas Nebraska Wyoming Utah Black Hills and other territory. Highlights two daily through trains from Missouri River points to the north with sleeper cars chair cars and dining cars. shortest through service to the far West. trains Kansas City to Billings and Denver Rio Grande scenic line. Contact local agent or G A MacNutt Kansas City for details.
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Bean
Burlington
Kansas
Nebraska
Wyoming
Utah
Wakeley
St. Louie
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Missouri River
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Omaha
L. Wakeley
St Louis
Colorado
Montane
Black Hills
Puget Sound
Pacific Coast
Missouri River Cities
Far West
Kansas City
Billings
Mont
Kanes City
Lincoln
Neb
Lo Bulings
Northern Pacific
Montana
Kensae City
Denver
Rio Grande
Colorido
California
Ank
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
G. A. Mac Nutt
Union Ave
Market Report signals decline on strong receipts and weak demand
Chicago traders opened today with a weak undertone as higher receipts and lower cattle and corn prices pulled futures lower. September wheat and corn fell while oats and hogs showed mixed moves amid dull trading. cattle and sheep receipts and steady to lower bids reflected cautious demand across futures and cash markets.
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Chicago
Shorts
Imo
Diagc
Ibibo
Kansas City Produce Market and Livestock Report
Kansas City August 12 wheat prices fell 2 cents in low grades while corn and oats showed mixed shifts. No. 2 white corn quoted around 22 to 24 cents, rye near 25, hay steady. In livestock, cattle receipts were 4,000 with 4,500 shipments, beef steers and native cows quoted at various steady to weak levels. Texas steers around 1.00 to 1.20, stockers and feeders 2.60 to 7.50, dull demand noted.
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Reeves
Texas
Kansas City
Kansan City
Aeview Sieece-Se Yonial
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Home For Writers
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Princess AT the Spinning Wheel
Gratis
Topeka Cash Dry Goods CO
Kansas Ave
L. W. Wakeley
Gen. Pass
Today's Market Report
Associated Press
The
State Journal
Chicago Livestock Market
China
Berlin
Liverpool
Sidady
Carri
Chivago
Duluth
London
Stouka
Topeka Grain Exchange
Topeke Grain and Stock Exchange
Atchison
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Tas Bos
Manhattan
W. USA
Wabash
UN. Pac
Rer. Cen
Grain & Stock Exchange
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