Cash woes and banking plots dominate State Journal page
The State Journal reports on treasury strains, gold withdrawals, and bond schemes led by financiers aiming to manipulate the treasury. It cites Carlisle era policies, New York bankers, and proposed bond issues, warning of reserve risks and legislative implications amid market volatility. The piece also notes a treaty allowing Japanese to become American citizens and participate in politics, with mixed reaction.
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Washington
New York
Grover Cleveland
le Mansgerald
John G. Carelisle
Europa
United States
Japan
Americas
Kansas
Indiana
Carlisle
Wall Street
Henry Clews
Kansas Paragraphs Describe Rural Issues And Local Happenings
Farmers drive cattlegone five miles to water as Deep Creek in Riley County dries. The Cyclone Dramatic Company performs in Clay County. J Vincent Rosewane named Congregational pastor at Junction City. Three thousand dollars of silver arrives for The Leavenworth at Leavenworth. EKU football completes three months of training. A rainbow fair planned at Manhattan to amuse girls. A Berliner former publishes The Bus at Lewiston Montana for daily bread. Swedes mark Gustavus Adolphus centennial at Lindsborg. Marietta Maysfield to manufacture five cent cigars at Atchison. Clay Center post office closes for funeral of Mrs Anthony, first postmaster. Pebbles in Lawrence court notes a rocky path. Leavenworth youth explains why boys skip theatres. Globe notes street railway celebration threatens beer for sisters. Elk City bans travel with quarantine in place.
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Deep Creek
Riley County
Cyclone Dramatic Company
Clay Coounty
J. Vincent Rosewane
Junction City
Leavenworth
EK. U
Manhattan
Berlin
Lewiston
Montana
Guatavus Adolphus
Lindsborg
Marietta Maysfield
Pebbles
Lawrences
Globe
Elk City
North Topeka News Roundup Promotes Irrigation and Local Arts
North Topeka items include irrigation sermons by Rev McWright and a water prophecy about grace renewing the land. Local notes report Knights and Ladies of Security events, a magic lantern show, a new Raw Klub, and a Busy Hoyt area with a new creamery nearing completion. Also covered are travels of John Wilson to Oska loess and Walter Allen to Be luis for state charity board sessions, plus Dr Learned’s lecture on child health at Library Hall and calls for parents to attend.
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Elk City
Horton
Oberlin
Mir. McWright
Raw Klub
JW. Bickell
Iloyt
Hoyt
Nora V. Neding
St. Louis
L. C. Forney
Chicago Inter Ocean
Learned
Lectare
Northampton
Masa
Aera
Library Hall
New England
Aly Poeration
Aly Poeration Among Men. Dr
Voperis
Dr. Learned
Rob
Tulka
Will
Ipa C
Bansiie
How a Dead Man Voted in North Carolina
A Cleveland area man recalls a strange election irregularity in No 1 township North Carolina where three sick voters and three moonshiners allegedly sent ballots via mail to poll holders. One miner died soon after dispatching a ballot, and the vote was reportedly counted later.
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Mereenger
Holmes Drug Store
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