Politically restless times and agricultural notes abound
An Illinois vote tally shows Papallet support around four tenths with about half in Chicago. Massachusetts protests Armenian outrages as Massachusetts contends with global woes. U S wheat fed to stockpiles totals 44,090,000 bushels amid low prices. Tennessee Democrats concede to Republicans, Evans leading by plurality. Senate reform support rises, Turple backs direct senator elections. Texas irrigation gains traction at San Antonio Farm er y convention. Sugar trust declares quarterly dividend amid refinery closures and idle salaries, linked to a letter from Senator Smith of New Jersey. Peabody death ends an era as the season wanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Trust
Havemeyer
Henater Smith
New Jersey
Havemaier
Co Sugar
De Lesseps Dead and the Panama Canal Legacy
The obituary notes Count Ferdinand de Lesseps born 1805 nearly reached ninety and led the effort to build the Suez Canal begun in 1854. It praises his energy, perseverance, and a history of opposition from English engineers, the British government, and various conflicts with the Turkish and Egyptian rulers. It records the canal’s opening ceremonies on November 17 and the empress, emperors, and princes in attendance, plus de Lesseps’s numerous European royal decorations and enduring association with major canal projects.
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Pees
Paris
Perdinand de
Perdinand de Lessepe
Ile Tus
Robert Henson
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Austria
Prussia
Amadeus
Italy
William of Orange
Khediva de Lesseps
Governor Morton greeted 2200 passersby in New York
Governor-elect Morton stood for over an hour while about 2 200 people passed before him at the Calum Iee club theater in New York. The event honored Morton and Mayor-elect Strong with Strong sending a letter of regrets. McKinley spoke late as arrivals continued.
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New York
Ctort
Eieet Morton
Calon Ieee Club
Mortum
Strong
McKinley
Unclear Bets and Court Attendance Highlight Local Notes
Shifting betting odds and court attendance mix with municipal chatter in Topeka notes. Local figures like President C Baker and W W Webb appear among brief mentions of a referendum, a clock carried home, a sprained ankle, and the move of trans-Missouri rate compilation to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilliion
Tom Fenlon
United States
Representative Hall
C €. Baker
Topeka Railway Company
Colorado
John F. Willitt
Supreme Court
W. H. Benningtom
W. W. Webb
Permers’ Alliance
Kansas City
Kansas
Chicago
Banes City
Broldsathal
Kansas City News Notes on Local Officials and Firms
A collection of short items reports on Kansas figures and institutions. It notes Benedict backing a constitutional convention, J M Harrington leaving for missionary work, a faulty sidewall install, a czarlike mayoral photo, Exchange Bank of Goodland closure, Edwin Foy elected president of the Athenseum Society, and Athletic club bowling leader Nat Black. It also mentions Stacey stirring Labette county for a county seat, C M Cansingham seeking adjutant general, Topeka and Kansas City conductors linked to relatives, and Adrian G Sherman planning to sail to Uruguay with a letter from Senator Sherman.
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Martin Rey Dages
Kansas City
Kansas
Reform School
Athletie Club
Benédict
State House
J. M. Harrington
Harrison
Russia
Exchange Bank
Goodland
Bank Comulesioner
Breidenthal
Ita Afuira
Edwin Foy
Athenseum Society
Francie Anderson
M.C. A
Elgt
Nat Black
W. 4
Black
Jordan A. G. Stacey
Labette County
Oswego
C. M. Cansingham
Osborne County
W. H. Hornadsy
Topeka
Kanena City
Adrian G Sherman
A.C. Sherman
Rossville
Montevideo
Uruguay
South America
United States
John Sherman
Talmage's Church Sold at Foreclosure Auction in Brooklyn
The Brooklyn Tabernacle on Clinton Greene and Waverley avenues was sold last night under foreclosure. Charles T. Wills held a second mortgage and placed the property in sheriff's hands. One bid of 10000 by Wills surpassed the first mortgage claim by Russell Sage. total due to Baze is 63500, leaving Wills with the parcel for about 74000, about 17000 under its cost. Turkish troops aboard two transports sail from Constantinople for the Black Sea. Georgia Brown appears in My Lord in a Kindergarten minstrel show on December 14.
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Brooklyn Tabernacle
Brooxairs
N. Y
Clinton, Greene and Waverley Avenues
Charles T. Wills
Sherif
Wills
Russell Sage
Mr. Baze
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Porecast
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Massachusetts
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Turple
Senate
Texas
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Mr. Blaymaker
Peabody
Sdasco
Bvary
Tc Siack
Dainty
Iite
Pridams
de Lesseps
Atchison Society
Kaneas City
Cristopa
State Nortral
Loodom
Peabody Graphic
Wellington
Ilha
Senor
Pedro Romera
Leavenworth
Don Anthony
Tou
Jackson County
Pleride
Holton
Wis
Sema Boys
New Sho
Chetopa
Spawr
Red Wilson
Neosho River
Morton
Hartford
Oregon
Hi Springer
Dillon
Hordis
Walls
Ita
Talmage’s
Black Sea
Constantinsori
Georgia Brown
My Lord
Warren M
Crosby & Co
Green
Kale
Grocers
Bent
Kennedysus
Pacareae
California
North Side
Kas. Ave
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