Negro problem causes worry in South Africa across world
Dispatches from London and The Hague report rising tensions as natives arm themselves while whites remain unarmed in the countryside. Calls grow for disarming natives and harsher penalties for assaults on women, with figures like General Botha and General DeWet maneuvering for power and control over Boer leadership.
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London
Johannesburg
Bew
Daily Mail
Bothe
DeWet
Alevsis
Fischer
Walmarens
Walmarans
Leyda
Daily Mall
Beaven
Botha
Dert
Hit a Soldier The Experience of One of Our Men
Merrill Watchinson of Heading Massachusetts recalls his WWI coffee era, after war exhaustion left him unable to eat or drink anything but warm fluids. He credits Postum Cereal Coffee with ending dyspepsia and restoring his weight from 225 to 190 pounds, affirming it as nourishment rather than medicine.
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Merrill Watchinson
Heading
Mass
Tar
Boer Leaders Visit Kruger in Utrecht
The Boer generals Baths Dewet and Delarey with Dr Leyde and others arrived in Utrecht, Holland, to visit former President Kruger and discuss the South African situation. Large crowds greeted them at the railroad station and onlookers sang as they arrived.
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Hague
Transvaal
Klate
Svensvaal Beltz
Leyds
Botha
Kruger
Utrecht
Great Britain
Steyn
General Dewet
Emp- Hormati
Department of Art and Industry
Europe
Holland
Baths
Dewet
Delarey
Dr. Leyde
Mesera Flacher
Wieels
Wolmurans
Belts
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Errests
Death of Captain James M Huber Remembered as Early Kansas Settler
Tribute to Captain James M Huber notes his birth in Fairfield County Ohio on January 17 1825 his long residence in Rock Creek district since 1860 and role as a Republican supporter turned opponent. He helped defeat a 300000 railroad bond swindle and led a Short Horn cattle herd to county fairs. Married September 1 1863 to Arninis Turner he supported education and local welfare. Describes his later life debt free farm of 600 acres and grandchild involvement in state history with early Kansas legislature service. A. G Patrick
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Ohio
Republican
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Gskaloosa
Captin Huber
Dunes MM. Huber
Arninis Turner
J. G. Turner
Rock Creek Township
Kansas
Valley Falls
Carpey's Militia
A. G
Patrick
Charges Against Brady Draw Fire at Trans Miss Congress
Alaska Governor Brady faced severe charges from Donald Fletcher of Seattle at the Trans Miss congress in St Paul. Fletcher accused Brady of oppressing self government and serving powerful commercial interests by delaying land laws for Alaska, while Thurber of New York called for an investigation and defended Brady’s motives.
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Alaska
Severley
St Paul St. Paul
Brady
Trans-Mississippi Congress
Donald Fletcher
Seattle
Tiee
Congress
Fletcher
Thurber
New York
May Lay the Track Topeka City Railway Resolution
A Topeka streets committee reached a settlement on placing a temporary second track on Kansas avenue from Tenth to Seventeenth streets. The rails will be removed within three months after the state fair, and residents agreed to cease injunctions. Patten of the railway assured the committee the track is temporary and will be removed as soon as practicable after the fair.
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Topeka City Railway
Wall
Kansas Avenur
Aaony
Patten
Streets and Walks
Kansas Avenue
Tenth
Seventeenth Streets
JOSEPH M_ PATTEN
Etlinger
Topeka
Kaness City
Esy
Kansas
Three Governments Protest Over Venezuelan Port Blockade
Advices from Williamstadt report Germany France and other powers protested till morning Tuesday against a blockade of a Venezuelan port. The Venezuelan government will make a reply after review and assessment of the situation.
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New York
Germany
Bulsas
France
Solnt
Venesuelan Porin
Yenevata
Wiliemmtad
Curscom
Fight For Life In Kansan Redistricting Battle
Political struggle centers on new district creation and gerrymandering hopes. Curtis foes plot downfall while Long Allen and others maneuver for seats as legislators consider redividing eight districts. Plans shift Kansas districts including Fourth and Eighth, with Wichita and Hutchinson stakes and potential shifts in Second and First districts.
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Long
Curtis
Caldurhead
Kamas
Lange
Kansan
Ite
Charles Curtis
James Allen
Doniphan
Allen
Alen
Harvey
Sedg Wick
Sumner
Cowley
Butler
Sedgwick
Wichita
Hutchinson
W. ¥. Morgan
Medicine Lodge
Harbor County
Reno County
Harry Renter
Morris County
H. Biller
Osage County
J. M. Miller
Congress
Miller
Gerry~mandering
Scott
J. D. Bowersoeck
Henry Allen
Franklin County
Bowersock
Contests for Diamond C Prizes Stir Local Interest
A two week scramble for the Diamond C prizes draws heavy votes. More than a thousand wrappers were counted yesterday and today. The standings noon today list numerous contestants by name and address, with readers urged to obtain a booklet at F W Sweatingen’s Jewelry Store or write the Cedahy Packing Co Topeka for details.
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L. B. Crowder
Klein
Lesh Saunders
Lake
Fannie Harris
Ethel Yeargain
Mre Blake
Harrison
Cora Stevens
Hate Meierman
East Steth
Tessie McCord
Crosby Hios
Margaret Crow
W. 10Th
Harry Deelsbach
D. Dillon
Fillmore
Minnie Bogie
No. Kan
Margaret Goodrich
Continental ‘Creamery Mra
Jessie Shefherd
Ties Ave
Mra
DeArmond
Jefferson
Oxeal Wilson
Jackson
Loretta Kinney
Topeka A
F. W. Sweatingen
Kansas Avenue
Cedahy Packing Co
Topeca
Thorn and Others Named in Seventh District Race Notes
The Western end of the site mentions Thorn Boott Maskell Seward Stevens Grant ney Wiens Sherman Wal Givon Stanton Reeder and others as candidates with varying prospects. Long and Dumont Smith of Banaras are cited as figures seen as potential challengers in the Seventh District race. Harry Howe Clarke and Tom are also noted among those with minimal early campaigning.
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Ile
Thorn
Boott
Tom Teas
Who was then district judge In 1863
The article recounts Kansas political intrigue centering on Ingalls and Horton during a tense caucus. It notes Horton’s rise, a controversial agreement he authored, and his influence in Republican politics, including editing roles and a 1863 district judgeship context.
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Horton
John A. Martin
Atchison Chamelton
Theth
Grand Duke Boris to Travel East From Niagara Falls
Grand Duke Boris of Pragsin, who arrived from San Francisco, will depart for the east this Saturday with his party. They will spend Sunday at Niagara Falls before moving on to New York City on Monday morning. The report includes unrelated garbled text and an isolated ad line about face cream.
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Chicago
Boris of Pragsin
San Francisco
East
Niagera Falla
New York City
Wheat and corn market update from Chicago and country reports
The Barkett report notes heavy crop damage in the west and northwest, with September wheat rising briefly then easing amid selling. London cables firm on cotton markets while conditions in England support demand. Corn shows strength late, cash wheat prices listed, and provisions trade dull. Cattle and hog receipts and prices skim the day with modest gains and mixed demand.
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Chaaned
Cie
Jtngland
Wasck
Sruin
Beipedi
Ana Bulut
Sraros
Posal
Sor
Aso
Tiene
Noort
Lembee
Oder
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Chicago Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Aug 22
Chicago and Kansas City livestock markets report receipts in the thousands with steady to higher tendencies for cattle and hogs. Beef steers fetch around 1.50 to 1.80 per pound, natives steady, Texans mixed. feeders and cows range 2.25 to 3.00. Hogs and lambs show price strength in places, with regional notes on western shipments and produce markets remaining steady. Produce rates show poultry and eggs holding firm amid overall market activity.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Westrice
H.louz
Texas
Markey Sénic
Soanoue
Lulk
Exten
Western Sheep
Pt Louis
St Taule
Bend
Market Rally Amid Heavy Liquidation In Louisville
Wall Street reports broad and active trading with most stocks advancing before late declines trimmed gains. Louisville and Wisconsin Central led losses while St Paul and New York Central rose about a point, with several rails and utilities showing firm strength amid mixed results.
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New York
Wall Street
Louleville Mare
St Louis
St Paul
Sault Marie
Wisconsin
Cemrat
Norfolk
Western
Western Union
Louisville
Jatado
Central Area
Colorado
Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Lows
Ponta
Bt. Joseph
Grand Island
New York Central
Fites
Tacatas
Wetannovo
Tes
Stu Pacine
Denver
Edoption
Ope
Satie
Rae Rae Eso Tatae
Aerate
Market report blends grains and commodities with steady tones
The market notes a dull start with dull wheat and steel car mentions. It lists new wheat No 2 white and yellow corn oats and various fruits vegetables and eggs with prices across the market in Topeka and surrounding areas.
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Topeks Maris
Topeka
Valencia
California
Arkansas
Kaw
Arka Loupe
Topeka Rain Deluge With Lightning And Wind
Topeka experienced a heavy morning rain totaling over half an inch. Thunder and lightning accompanied the downpour, with winds around 42 miles per hour between 3 40 and 2 58. Forecasters predict fair weather tonight and Thursday, though some storms may affect the east.
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Topeka
Praelude
Santa Fe
Atchison
Weather Bureau
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Turdock
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Merritt
Kay
W. W
Guthrie
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Martindale
Shawnee County
Jhdme Horton
University of Michigan
Wichi
St. Louis
McKinley
Judge Horton
Rock Island
Cyrus Leland
Barket Report
Regiser Dalees
Merchise
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