Turbulent Dardanelles tensions and Armenian relief appeals
Diplomatic sources report no confirmation that Sir Philip Curris would force passage through the Dardanelles if firmans were withheld. The sultan sought aid from Austria, Germany, France, and Russia but met no relief. troop concentration at Marash and likely advance on Zeitoun are noted. Turkish authorities press Armenians to sign gratitude addresses, police arrest risks rise, and the Armenian patriarch appeals globally for aid amid ongoing disorders. Separate notes mention Chisholm and wife separation and a Missouri custody case reaching Franklin County.
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Europe
Philip Curris
Gusbaute
Dardanelles
Hudelain
Wil Tan
Great Britain
Mussia
Austria
Germany
France
Eurape Ts
Marash
Zeitoun
Erzercum
Eremgjan
Balbart
Bus
Bors
Armenia
Constantinople
White Caps Work Near Wichita and a Dramatic Court Case
A Wichita area report details a major trial involving Crawford Moore accused of abducting Tour dates and wounding Maj. Laing. Letters between Moore and Mira Moore, written from 1694, reveal a tangled relationship with claims of divorce, financial strain, and ongoing tension. The materials include letters referencing Chicago, Kansas City, and the Riverside coal mine, with a broad window into personal and legal entanglements of the era.
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Crawford Moore
Maj
Joho
Laing
Mooore
Maj. Laing
Hint
Mira Moore
Moore
Mere
Kansas City
Mollie
Crawford
Otto
Moulle
Lamia
Lost Diamond Robbery Sparks Cincinnati Crowd Confusion
F H Meukar of Wamego reports a $400 diamond pin stolen in a Cincinnati crowd on the way to the Atlanta exposition. The pin, a circular cluster set in a revolving watchwork, is rare. Police say no trace of the thieves and Meukar reports to the regular editor for follow up. attempts to recover the jewel fail. The City Wants to Get Possession Under Agreement but Company Won’t Mull. The waterworks franchise friction continues as the city contemplates purchase at a set appraisal after ten years. The plant’s alleged value is $25,000 with about $6,200 annual profit. Also a note: T Lynch, buried February 10, 1874, reappears in Dor. 4-201.
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Warn
F. H. Meukar
Cincinnati
Hheuker
Heaker
Salna
Emporia News Items From December 4 Focus on Local People
A Fortunes of Kansas figures appear in a patchwork of notices from Emporia and surrounding towns. Dr. W. Frost, long a coroner, dies. ex-superintendent Proposes a Populist Evening Union. labor and railway franchises, Miners elect officers, and a Kiowa county rabbit hunt reports 6000 rabbits killed for humane shipment.
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Kiowa County
Humane Societies
Cuicago
Cleveland
Arcmisox
Pridon
Waggener
Spring Harness Racing Circuit Planned Across Kansas Towns
The plan envisions a spring circuit in the west including Kansas City Topeka St Joseph and Lincoln beginning mid May through late June to boost interest ahead of the big fall festival meeting. Topeka could host two meetings yearly with other towns matching that schedule to keep racing alive locally. Fort Scott association hosts a house-raising at Osban farm for a private club retreat with log walls and an elaborate dinner. Artillery to be sold in San Francisco. John Seely to campaign M Aene Wilson's Valencia and pacer Dig next season in Burlington.
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Topeka
Thares
Fair Grounds
Kansas City
St. Josep
Lincoln
Fort Roott Fish Association & Log Chuls Mose
Fontscort
Dea
Fort Scott Fiessociation
J. A. Moulton
J. B White
F. Hayden
W. P. Colton
al Kellar
Osban
Mawithe
John Seels
M. Aene Wilson
Valencia
Mr. Seels
Burlington
Miss Wilson
Eummier
Valen
Walter Veale Brings Fast Pacers to Burt Next Season
Walter Veale returns from Texas with two young pacers Nettlewood a four year old and Nettington a five year old. They are slated for Burt Next Season under Jobs Seely's training group at Burlington. The trainer plans to enter about nineteen horses next year including a sharp two point zero eight percent performer recently rested and expected to run fast again.
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Figare Femme
Burt
Walter Veale
Texas
Nettlewood
Nettington
Seely
Tring Bext
Buriingtor
Joe Paichen
M Deen
Perfect Right to Sandford-Sey in Bicycle Belle Claim
The note reports a local anecdote about a man, Jim, placing a ring on a woman described as a bicycle belle, with a taunting remark about ownership and propriety. Burghart's cigars are mentioned as a showroom detail.
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Sandford
Wheeler
Jim
Metton
Pulling the Lion's Tail and Cleveland Venesarian Talk
The St James Gazette Pall Mall Gazette and The Globe weigh President Cleveland's message on Venesuela and Monroe Doctrine. Opinion regards American stance as unlikely to block settlement while warning about domestic political tides as the presidential election nears.
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Cleveland
Loxvex
St James Gaxetts
United States
Venorouels
Pall-Mall Gazette
America
Veoszaela
Globe
Egglund
Leaving America for Europe by Rockefeller McCormick and Caine
New York dispatch lists Harold McCormick and Edith Rockefeller McCormick traveling to Europe by ship, along with Ogden Goelet and family and novelist Hall Caine and his son, as they depart for Paris and Southampton aboard the Teutonic. Christmas gowns advertised with ready to wear options and price guidance are promoted by Mrs Mercer at Crosby Bros Fourth door.
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Mercer
Crosby Bros
Market Report from Kansas City and Chicago Ledger
Market operations show mixed tone with May wheat and corn around earlier levels and hogs shipments strong. Prices feature May corn at 293, pork at 370, lard at 05715, beef and cattle ranges steady, with sugar and stock quotes hinting at cautious demand. Receipts posted. bids indicate uneven demand across meats and grains in Kansas City and Chicago markets.
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Riga
Kanane City
Mtarkcota
Kansan Cit
Carrie
Texas
Sao
Osbon's Fate in Holton Murder Trial Nears Verdict
The second Cabon case trial at Holton, December 4, features closing speeches by County Attorney Mitchell, Hugans Hagan for defense, Crane for the state, and J.R. Burton for the defense. Eleven witnesses testified for the state and ten for the defense as jurors deliberate on whether Osbon shot Charles Hambie in June 1894 was justifiable, insane, or deliberate murder.
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Inez Ma
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Mra Carter
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Eatelle Osboy
Carter
Estelle
S. Joe
Crane
Jackson County
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Iara
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Sueiuwa
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Esvelle
Mely
Gibon
Portaat
W. F. Pila
BJ. Briges
Hurt
Topeka
Social Purity League of
Topeka Daily State Journal Sworn Circulation Note 1895
The article presents a sworn detailed statement of circulation for the first half of 1895, showing the Topeka Daily State Journal's six months circulation figure as stated. It emphasizes the newspaper's circulation totals for the period and reflects a formal disclosure.
Topeka Journal Circulation Leads Local Dailies
A historical comparison shows the Topeka State Journal surpassing the Topeka Capital in local circulation. The American News Directory cites the State Journal’s six month averages for 1893 1894 and 1895 as higher, with the paper boasting broad regional reach via evening trains and rapid news from the Associated Press.
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Topeka
Loreca Bary
Jove- Nal
Jovenay
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