No Let-Up to the Dargai Giving
A fragment list describes shopping items and prices with coffee teas spices soaps candles and household goods. Entries include various coffees by pound two pound and three pound lots with brands such as Java Blond Golden Rio and broken Java plus teas Good Japan Good English Breakfast Young Hyson Gunpowder and Tea Sittings. Also listed are spices peppers cinnamon mustard allspice cloves laundry items soap brands cereal beverages crackers and jars with quantities and unit prices, indicating a late 19th or early 20th century general store catalog style.
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Pheksext
Java
Japan
Grandpa
Baker's
van Houten
Meats and Lard Stated for Sale in Local Advert
Meats and lard items listed include sugar cured hams California hams salt park ham sausage lunch ham Pure Leaf lard and 3 pound, Sib pound, and 10 pound pails of W. L. Lard. Prices and availability implied by ad in local market.
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California
Salt Park
W. L
Ten Bands for Fall Festival Committee of Fifteen Plans
The Committee of Fifteen will hire about ten bands for the Fall Festival. John Marshall, chairman, announced plans including Manifold's Beloit Band and several regimental bands such as Mid-Continest, Kansas Military, and Minwatha. Subscriptions are behind, with about $4 raised to date and a $1,500 total last year.
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Marshell
Kansas
Manifold
Pence
Minwatha
Abilene
John Marshall
Topeka
God Denon
Marshall
Marchairs
Ean
Eis
Ewers
Wswley Hsocitigens
Val
Solttons
St. A. W
Dana
Topeka Fall Festival Hospitality Boosted by City
The Atchison Kansas National Guards will attend the state encampment in Topeka from September 27 to October 2 with free transportation and rations for 69 men. The Topeka celebration spending is cited at 25 000, funded by the city, as the Globe notes the festival cost surpasses nearby Kansas City.
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Kansas National Guards
Atchison
Topeka
Greer
Atchison Globe
Globe
Hogtown
Atchicon
Kansas
Kansan City
Fall Festival Rivalry Sparks Topeka Atchison Contest
A fragmentary note from Atchison predicts the Fall Festival in Topeka will be a buster with the Atchison band and fire department displaying there. It contrasts Topeka's larger crowd with Atchison, mentions Corn Carnival, and notes travel options and a dentist advertisement at Crosby's store.
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Atchison
Topeka
Kansas City
Topelatoung
Weil
Judge Martin on gold standard and tariffs views
Former Chief Justice David Martin argues against a single gold standard and endorses selective protective duties. He cites tariff failures, coal strike causes, and suggests reforms to benefit American workers while criticising monopolies and wage cuts.
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Martin
David Martin
The
Journal Today
United States
Peter
East
Enmity Between Elder and Snow Sparks a Heated Feud
P P Elder vows to outlive Snow and “put his heel on Snow's neck” in business. The longtime rivals clashed over state printing, funding, and party splits dating to the 1870s. Elder recounts aiding Snow's early ventures, later thwarting his state printer bid, and enduring betrayal.
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P. Elder
P.P. Elder
B. HB. Snow
Snow
Elder
Ottawa
An & Business
Franklin County
Charles Robinson
Riges
Douglas County
Douglas
Franklin
Lawrence
Congress
Greenbackers
Scott Snow
Triumph
United States
Winfield
Topeka
Board of Supervisors
Treasury
Tam
Boyle Reverses Himself on School Book Law Opinion
State Superintendent Suyker congratulates himself after the attorney general reversed a prior opinion on school board contracts under the new book law. The exchange involved Ex Chief Justice David Martin and Assistant Attorney General Snelling, with Boyle’s independent view steering the eventual rebuke.
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Suyker
David Martin
Stryker
George R. Snerling
Reneral
Boyle
Snelling
Martin
Tryker
Taylor Riddle Selected Chairman of Populist State Committee
The Populist state central committee chose Taylor Riddle of Marion as chairman to succeed John W. Breidenthal who resigned. The ballot result shifted to Riddle on the third ballot while Charles A. Taylor received votes on the second. W. T. Tipton and J. M. Allen announced resignation but stayed. E V Wharton of Woodson county was elected to succeed Riddle from the Fourth District.
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State Central Committee
Taylor Riddle
Marion
John W. Breidenthal
Breidenthal
Mr. Riddle
Charles A. Taylor
Riddle
W. T. Tipton
J. M. Allen
Populists Failing to Endorse Governor Leedy
Counts say Leedy’s recall of ex-Gov Lewelling from the railroad board and the governor’s rejection of A C Lamb for Hutchinson reformatory chief sparked county convention unrest. Early in-state conventions, the refusal to endorse the governor triggered alarm among his supporters. A near unanimous table vote halted resolutions.
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Sumner County
Leedy
Lewelling
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
A. C. Lamb
Wellington
Hutchinson Reformatory
Lamb
Baden Grand Hotel Fire Kills Two in Baden
Fire at the Neue Kuranstadt Baden Grand Hotel last night caused heavy damage and two guest deaths. Separate items note the Democratic state convention in Roanoke defeating a U S Senate election plan by 550 to 608 and a Santa Fe rail fare promotion to Kansas City with special round trips for $1.00 on August 14 and 15.
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Grand Hotel
Zurich
Baden
Argau
Neue Kuranstadt
Roanoke
United States
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Santa Fes
Ayer
Topeka Snaps Highlights Education And Local News
A Topeka desk note lists events from reform school dormitory life to college openings. Washburn College plans a 1978 season start, and Kansas University football may clash with Washburn during the Mall Festival. Local officials travel to conferences as a horse show and a trolley bridge debate surface.
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Ons
Reform School
State University At
Lawrence
Washburn College
A.D. Hubbard
Witmarth
New Haven
Conn
Cowles
Abilene
Beneft
Topeka
Kansas University
K. U
Kansas City
George H. Langdon
Journal
J. E. Crosby
Joseph
Rich
Hamilton Hall
Karnival Knights
Marshallstand
W. E. Roehr
Henry Sally
Salina
Sally
Irving Bradshaw
Thomas Cook
Sylvanus Thompson
Justice Chesney
Continuance in Case Amid Critical Thompson Condition
The report notes Thompson remains in a critical state with possible recovery though a fatal outcome could occur. If that happens, the involved boys would face a serious charge as a result of the proceedings.
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Thompson
Bryan is welcomed by 30,000 in Butte on Aug 13
In Butte Montana crowds of about 30,000 greet W J Bryan at the depot and hotel. He notes the Madison Square Garden acceptance speech anniversary and reflects on the contrast between New York and Butte. A large demonstration follows in Walkerville as Mrs Bryan hosts a reception for ladies.
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Butte
Mont
W.J. Bryan
Madison Square Garden
New York
Bryan
Walkerville
Isbor
Charles W. Clark
McDermott Hotel
The Comrades Like I The People vali
A fragmentary line appears to reference comrades and a rock Istana with unclear context. The readable text hints at a political or social slogan but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities to summarize a full item.
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Vali
Istana
Beacon Hill Band of Mercy to Discuss Animal Welfare
The Beacon Hill Band of Mercy, a branch of the Humane Society organized by Mrs Mary Cornelius, plans Sunday meetings on Kansas Avenue. Topics include indues to animals, with two prizes offered by Franker for best essays. Judge Foster supports the effort as members promote kindness to animals in schools.
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Beacon Hill Band of Mercy
Mary Cornelius’ Lawn
Kansas Avenue
Mattiee Franker
Band of Kindness
Apimala
Beacon Hill
Wellington Comes to Santa Fe Celebration in Topeka
Wellington engineers and train staff join the Santa Fe Topeka festival this fall. The Wellington band and a 25-strong group, led by Professor Caman, will perform as part of the railroad celebration with musicians from nearby towns contributing to the required turnout.
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Wellington
Aus
Condusters
Santa Fe
Wellington Barat
Topeka
Topela
Raliwey
Professor Caman
Mm Air Company
Nicaragus Proposes Export Duty On Gold
Managua proposes a gold export duty set at 10 per ounce for quartz and 150 per ounce for placer ore with forfeiture penalties. The measure seeks to enforce mining tithes and levy duties across the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragus
Managua
Galveston
Texas
Auspithe Niszanes Soveenmeent
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Battle Ax Tobacco
Mason's
Mason’s
Kennedy’s
J.S. Sprout
the Star Grocer
Telephone
Beloit Band
W. T. Noble
A. K. Wilson
Swayse
Fourth Street
Crystal Lce Company
AWG
Davis
A. Henry
A. W. Lacey & Co
Lukens & Co
W. Kouns
D. A. Wise
Peka
Royal
Pere
Colorado
A. Peak
Crosby
Union Pacific
Babsto
Pines
Igtoiz
le Palace
Tos
Kansas Ave
Averbach & Guettel
Montana
Geo. W. Stapa- Geld
Miller's Pharmacy
Sixth
Topeka Avenues
Band OF Mercy
Santa Fe Railroad
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