Gen Lee A Guest At Commercial Club Banquet
Kansas City reports Gen Fitzhugh Lee, commander of the Department of Missouri, honored guest at a Commercial Club banquet commemorating the Jonn tay treaty signing. He arrived on a special train with wife and daughter, spoke of national and state themes, with other dignitaries echoing local pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Fitzhugh Lee
Department of Missworl
Commercial Club
Les
Lee
Iowa
Missouri
Gorfroye Wilken J. Frone
Kansas
Edward F. Oreste
Omaha
James
Mand
F. Mintle
Grahe
DE McCarthy
T. S.A. Tee
Port Lesseasyrh
Railroad conference yields neutral statement on potential strike
A Santa Fe railway labor committee representing engineers firemen conductors and trainmen issued a neutral public statement after a conference with company officials. They said they aimed to settle the dispute and noted the strike might have occurred had it not been for prior consultations with management and telegraphers. The talks included Mr Barr and President Dolphin but produced no decisive outcome.
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Chicago
Den
Mave
J.P Reddy
Irving
H.C. Scott
W. W Bhutto
Telm
Barr
Eien
Dolphin
Teles Taphers
Dubhin
Intel
Telegraph Dispatch Reports Guarding Telegram Mapped
A Fradletonvie dispatch states a new fence and operator at the Santa Fe rail line are protected by a posse. Brakemen voice a grievance over the pronunciation noted, while the station remains abandoned and a telegram from MM is secured amid confusion.
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Dalles
Fradletonvie
Santa Fe
Fragmentary Rail Village Notice Inspires Local Get-Togethers
A fragmented OCR fragment mentions rail workers and a village center bond. It notes people gathering there during the winter season and refers to a local event or gathering in a village setting. The text is garbled with nonsensical phrases and lacks clear names, dates, or places.
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Watex
Santa Fe Time Card Changes and Local Notices
Santa Fe schedule changes begin December 27 with No 6 eastbound abandoned and Nos 7 and 17 renumbered. The 12:22 a m Kansas and Texas express becomes No 37. No 2 Sense shifts to 32 55. No 20M to Atchison and St Joseph follows a new timing. Also noted are fence repairs, wreck cleanup, and local Santa Fe updates including staff and shop activity.
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Santa Fe
Sian
Kansas
Texas Express
Democracy's Plight by Grover Cleveland Explored
Philadelphia December report notes Grover Cleveland contributes to the Saturday Evening Post with an extended piece on democracy's plight and remedy. He revisits party history, defeat since 1964, and critiques free silver and democratic practices, urging adherence to core principles amid ongoing gloom.
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Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Caution on Medical Credentials and Fraudulent Courses
A garbled note warns against trusting informal medical claims and unaccredited certificates. It mentions misrepresented titles like doctors or physicians, cautions about counterfeit medical education, and notes that genuine examinations should be formal, with letters mailed in plain envelopes from reputable institutions.
Plan for Rehabilitation and Restoration of Our Democracy
The author argues that Populist influence and alliances have been costly and failed to sustain faith in free courts. He urges sincere Democrats to acknowledge defeats, resist external factions, and pursue a manly, unified program to restore Democracy through disciplined, sectarian-free reform and mobilization. He outlines a plan to rejuvenate the party.
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Cleveland
Comattion
Inna Pentine
Ees
Sete
Priester Pee Posey Vista Weill
Battio
Sugeestice
Great Gold Discovery Report From Butte Montana
Disjointed item notes a potential great gold find at Sires City in Madison county by A. Da mars a young chemist mining expert, mentioning a Keareare quartz mine and a possible mother lode. The text also drifts to U S politics and a Mexico award case, interwoven with unrelated regional descriptions and an ad offering refunds on medicines.
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Butte
Mont
Sires City
Madison County
Oe & A. Damars
Eta
Oth Deny
Washington
Dee
Committee On Foreign Relations
Cullom
Mexico
la Abra Sliver Minine
United States
Capreme Court
Sis Prportea
Benjamin
la Bora Cose
Cadet Hazing Probe Tests Army Military School Witnesses
Cadets at a military academy are examined in a hazing investigation. Thirty five cadets testified about hazing rituals, with one witness being the son of a general. The court notes most brutal hazing is ended though secret “bracine” remains forbidden by regulations and violators face punishment. About a score of classmates remain to be examined. testimony may span until Saturday.
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Coa
Bowe
Weselors Rimae
Ateers Sie Sie
Hobson
Hoce
Washington notes on Chinese peace terms and censorship
The report outlines a broad agreement drafted for the Pekin settlement. It discusses indemnity for Boxer victims, the German minister’s memorial, formal apologies to the emperor, preservation of legation guards, and limits on examination candidates. Officials caution that details hinge on changes to the preamble and the irrevocable clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Conger
Busin
Baron von Ketterer
Pekin
Hydrastin and Catarrh Tablets Declared Safe
An old promotional text touts Hydrastin with ingredients like guaiacol and alleged effects on catarrh passages. It claims quick relief, emphasizes safety for the general public, and warns against cocaine or morphine habits linked to secret tonics. The prose promises near miraculous cures and consumer trust in the proprietary blend.
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Ba Fay
Belief Telegrams and Various Global Notes
A damaged, fragmented telegram style item mentions belief telegrams, governance, and global events. It includes references to port cities, labor, fires, and a mix of political and social notes with scattered place names and dates. The text also touches on medical topics, cures for croup, and commodity mentions alongside vague geographic references.
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Munyon
Kaw Valley
Chas. Wolff Packing Co
Dr. Lyon
Demosa
Reswere
Demoss & Penwell
Quincy St
Topeka
Kan
Tetephors
Gen. Lee
EK Commercial Club
Railroad News
Arkansas City
Senta Pa
Leageesworth
Patrick
Fiza
Atchison, Topeke @ Sante Fe
Beuke Nedea
Bine
Logan
Texas
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
X Speal
New Shore Road
Frenciack
Iite
Eldorado
Tola Ih
Spur
Iola
Warren Colemen
Dave Seeler
Shetley
Scranton
Citt Beeler
Leavenworth
Holliday
Stack Ae
John Tatley
En Dure
Sam Ash
Tennyson
E E_ Smith
Exaporia
Bert
Bonaré
F. G. Murray
Telgraph
Newton
Miller
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York
Niagara Falls
Butaio
Phil Sheridan
Son
Esaxco Gavitt
W. W. Gavitt Medical Company
U.S. A
Phoos Ji
Quincy
Sania
Columbia
3. Jerome
Unites “Btatey
Benstee
Dee Mathe Bie
Baker Cotty
Ideamnee Sveesg
Maeeneel
Tia
Fats Bet
Teres Lemden
Rankale Sea Rane
Berlin
Seria
Seppe
Sccomelee
Cuaneva
Sioux City
Beli
Mieion Snes
Will
Fred Egeavak
Croup
Sear
Armenia
Duchess Coesty
Enya
All Drug
Venexuens Ciracas
Venkenela
Deo
Guired
Putri Cabal
Kohl’s
Topeka Foundry
Denver
LicEy Torexa
Kavess Ayesum Oficere Ae
House
DrBull
Gough
Leo Tetiggs
Capitol
Kansas Ave
W. T Law Haan
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