Kansas Will Act Against Mexican Cattle Imports
Campbell, president of the Kansas Beef stock association, urged adoption of a policy similar to Colorado’s to block the importation of Mexican cattle. The Kansas plan aims to curb health concerns linked to livestock entering the state, following federal authorization for animal health standards. Also noted is a mention of Southwestern routes and train schedules between St. Louis and Baltimore, highlighting the Royal Blue route and fare details.
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Denver
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Kansas Hye Stock Inspechin Bimrd
Kanens
Ubis
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AEB
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Ohl
Southwestern
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Ohio
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cumberi Martinsburg
Harpar
Germans Oppose Imperialism in Campaign Says Chicago Leaders
A Chicago German Republican letter and interviews with prominent German citizens warn that German voters will resist imperialism and expansion under McKinley. The Record finds Germans oppose expansion and an Anglo American alliance, predicting strong impact on the 1900 election and urging Republicans to address German concerns.
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AtcKinley
McKinley
Bryan
Laws Democrats
Des Moines
Willing Vocke
Congress
Wes
Ontapolen
Vocke
Vorcke
Hepublican Party
Philippine Islands
Joseph Brucker
1- Tinols Staats Zeitung
Jeferson
Franer
Louisiana
Speare
Germans Split Over Imperialism in 1900s Election Front
German Americans watch Republican stance on expansion and alliances with England with keen interest as elections near. The piece cites Julius Goldzier and others arguing imperialism risks militarism, urging a return to Republican principles and warning that a pro expansion or pro England alliance would alienate German American voters.
German American Voters Split Over Expansion Policy
The text argues that strong commercial interests along the coast avoid alliance commitments that threaten existence. It asserts German Americans will likely lean Democratic on a clear expansion and imperialism issue, even if a 16 to 1 factor dominates next year’s campaign. Anti expansion and anti imperial sentiments are viewed as decisive for German Americans.
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Republican Party
England
Asarel Wolves
McKinlus
Bryan
Democratic Party
Senate
House of Representatives
Why He Lost at Topeka Mayor's Race Told
G C Clemens spoke at an Ohio reunion in Waverly claiming Ohio men dominate politics. He explained his 1904 mayoral defeat to Chipman by noting Chipman’s return to Ohio and exposure to the “Obie ozone,” which diminished Clemens’ rival and aided his own chances.
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G. C. Clemens
Waverly
Topeka
Ohio
Mr. Clevens
Funston
Mr. Clemens
Gn Chipman
Elepton
Kid Meer Promises Rethink After Wins and Losses
Chicago news reports Kid Meer vowing to restart after two costly surprises from fighters Stefers and McCormack. He says he will train hard, aim for renewed bouts with McCormack at Fort Dearborn and a Choynak match planned for October.
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Chicago
Stefers
McCormack
Fort Dearborn
Choynak
Indians as Magicians and a Tallest Corn Tale
An aged account describes stage magicians in a Surin of Teak year with elaborate tricks and rites, noting women performers and dangerous acts amid tuneful dances and incantations. It then reports Atchison Aug 21 as the Missouri Pacific agent Downs displays a corn stalk 22 feet 4 inches tall, claiming the tallest corn stalk ever grown from Tenbuseee seed, a new record.
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Cormepomienne
Alc
Amos
Chiiken
Geery Alease
Epey
Weber
Onigheafer
Anatier
Diane
Srothimir
Godian
Atchison
Missouri Pa
Ciild
T Downs
Breach at Lui ike gules ft the' Bure Cure for Every Pain
Fragmentary OCR notes mention cures and presents calls, disease terms like pneumonia, and generic pain relief claims. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities to anchor a coherent summary.
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Lui Ike
Rain in Manila Twentieth Regiment In the Walled City
Special correspondence from Manila June 29 1892 describes the rainy season in the city where the Twentieth Kansas regiment has been in the Philippines since February 4. The piece notes soldiers living well in Quarters, hopes for future jobs at home, and defense against rumors of atrocities while discussing U S governance and local tribes.
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State Journal
Manila
Twentieth
MacArthir
Maine
Kansas
Funston
Wheaton
San Fernando
Oay
Fred
Ouls
Mr. Anderson
Second
Oregon
Dwight Louprourtkow
Bitter sectionalism and drink in the Philippines tale
The excerpt contrasts insurgent resistance to U.S. authority in the Philippines with a vision of a better, U.S.-backed government. It mocks the rebels’ aims, praises eventual peaceful governance, and critiques Negros society, detailing a soldier’s comic misadventure with tuba, a coconut drink, as he sways high in a tree before being lowered to safety.
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Aguinside
United States
Aguinalde
Republic
Avocariona
Matayan
América
America
Kansas
Negros
California
Bacolod
Manhattan
Jack
Jace
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