Congress Caucus Drives Through Senate Sugar Bill
In Wasraron Was, August 18, members crowded the capitol as House Democratic leaders moved to accept the Senate sugar iron and coal bill. Speaker Crisp and Wilson led a decisive caucus, receding from the disagreement and promising separate free sugar iron and coal measures. Debate centered on sugar trust leverage, with warnings of industry impact and political maneuvering shaping a quick passage of the tariff package.
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Santa Fe Matters Cost to Reorganize Route and Debt
New York Aug 14. President Reinhart of the Santa Fe plans another refutation of charges by Stephen Little the expert accountant. Reorganization costs are projected at 1 609 000 with a committee expected to receive 1 000 000 for expenses. The Santa Fe system, the world’s largest with about 9 344 miles, has capitalization around 316 million dollars and a complex structure across multiple lines and affiliates.
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Editor faces wrath over Prohibition policy in Kansas Endeavorer
In the Kansas Endeavorer Roby faces backlash for urging strict enforcement of prohibition laws and severing ties with any party that abandons the cause. The piece notes the state convention's resolution and contrasts it with the Prohibition party, while also mentioning broader market moves as gold flows into the Bank of England and prices in Madrid Vienna and Buenos Aires.
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Wichita National Bank Fails Amid Reports of Derogatory Attacks
Wremia Kan August 18 The Wichita National Bank the oldest in the southwest passed into the hands of the comptroller of the currency this morning. July reports show only 26000 in specie on bond with substantial bad paper and 14000 held by county commissioners. Deposits total around 240000 while capital stock and surplus reach 800000. President M Way is in Kansas City seeking a rescue plan. Cashier Walker blames attackers and a heavy drain while asserting potential debt payment if thirty five cents on the dollar can be collected. The town sees high excitement but banks prepare to shield themselves. Weather today in Topeka follows a record heat with 100 at 7 and strong sun after 103 at Swift & Holliday's. Sunday outlook shows no rain.
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Nervy Plea and Tin Teeth Discovery in 19th Century Tale
A weary traveler pleads for light work to ease nerves as a lecturing host explains financial limit. The scene shifts to a dental breakthrough claim: tin fillings rival gold in durability and adaptability, with tin shaped and used like gold to fill teeth though may wear faster.
Novelty floral jewelry and tableware trends include long gold brooches
The floral season showcases wreaths in classic forms and colors. An inner knife, used to portion delicacies into exact squares for guests, is noted as essential. New headwear and drapery pins feature ornate gold pieces four inches long curved to fit. Topeka Drug Co. readies its business.
Populists Acquitted Face Appeal After Raid
In Annapolis Aug 1 the Populists Alvin Seviber and others were tried for riot and illegal weapons possession. They were acquitted after resisting the jury and claiming innocent acts amid a county seizure. The group claims a turnout of about 6,000 in the county rally.
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Local notes mix of events and crowd reports
The item records a jumble of local happenings including a marriage in a judge's presence, burglar observations, people attending a band encampment from Topeka, and a Rock Island excursion to City with dozens of coaches. It notes oil band disbandment, new band officers, and varied street and train chatter with no clear coherent narrative.
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