WANTS THE LAND A POTTERY FACTORY FOR COFFEYVILLE
A 1963 Indian Office deed claim fuels Coffeyville interest in establishing a pottery factory and clay use. Attorney Geo Weteca reports ongoing Indian Office dealings with several deed holders and plans to settle by mid January as commissioners evaluate sites and potential moves from Carthage.
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Indian Office
Kansas City
Dea
Geo. Weteca
Washington
Watson
Comerville
Henge
Muecomrt
Colasville
Carthage
L. Jones
Ars
Carmnase
Cofayville
Up Against It Jack King Relates Old Boxing Tales
A group on Kansas avenue recalls legendary bouts and figures like Corbett and John L Sullivan. Jack King, once a fighter, shares memories of matches in Wichita and surroundings, including a tramp known as Denver Ed Saith and a chaotic New Orleans bout. The piece notes Mayer signing with Galveston and Burlington’s possible ABA entry, plus plans for a Topeka boxing tournament and Burlington wrestling event.
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Kansas Avenue
Corbett
John L
Sullivan
Australia
San Francisco
Hally
New Orleans
Mitchell
Carvett
Garbett
Jack Kise
Aou
Ignatory
King
Kansas
Wichita
Hesyeas
Denver Ed’ Saith
Wichita Trump
Owney the Postal Dog Sets World Wide Journey
Owney the post office dog arrives from China to begin a voyage around the world. He has already visited Shanghai Foo Chow Hong Kong Singapore Persia Suez and the Azores before heading to Yokohama and New York. Captain Grey plans to start him westward toward Tacoma after quarantine with the aim of surpassing Nellie Bly and George Francis Train in globe circling feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owney
Quaranting
China
New York
F'Scoma
Shanghai
Foo Chow
Woo Sung
Hong Kong
Singapore
Persia
Suez
Algisod’ Et Kilchael's
Azores
Yokohama
Tacoma
Nellie Bly
George Francis
Gray
Port Philip
Yue Steainse
Qusrantine
Grey
Dag
McBride Considers Editorial Post After AFL Presidency
John McBride, retiring American Federation of Labor president, may join a New York labor department bureau or edit a Massillon daily. He stated the New York defeat reflected divided socialist lines, insisting he is a socialist who supports municipal control of corporations and government ownership to aid workers.
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New York
Labor Department
Isprasaronts
Ind
John McBride
American Federation of Labor
Nowspaper
Ane
Massillon
Bio
Vest Says No to Manu Facture of Shoes in Mexico
Senator West telegraphs denial of a published story linking him with a shoe manufacturing firm in Mexico City. He says he never heard of the company and calls the tale of his involvement with Consul General Crittenden and ex-cashier J Thompson a fabrication.
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Saya
Mexico
Separia
Senator West
Crittenden
J. Thompson
First National Bank
United States
West
Thompson
Canada prepares guns on lake steamers for possible war
Ottawa telegram reports government negotiating with lake steamer owners to convert vessels into cruisers for potential wartime use. Preparations include mounting guns on vessels laid up at the port and training gunners at the fort.
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Toxonto
Ottawa
Hill Will Help New York Senator Secure Democratic Convention
A New York subcommittee of the committees of 100 met to secure the Democratic convention for the city. Senator D. E. Huc her pledged to work with the Democratic national committee to ensure New York hosts the 1800 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Der
Ciy
D. E Huciher
Daesacratic National Committee
York
Mining mill burned at Victor reduction works loss $125000
The Lawrence reduction works owned by a company led by J R Delamar burned. Loss put at 125000 dollars. The plant treated low grade Cripple Greek ores and will be rebuilt or relocated.
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Victor
Vier, Cola
Lawrence
J. R Delamar
Olathe Postmaster Nominee Presented to Senate
President nominates John Pettijoin of Olathe Kansas for postmaster in a White House transmission to the Senate. Also named is Robert S. Chilton Jr. of the District of Columbia as chief of the consular bureau in the state department.
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John Pettijoin
Presidenttieret
Tostay
Wassixerox
Senate
John Pettijohn
Olathe
Robert 5. Chilton, Jr
Diatrict
Winbla
Consular Bureau
Department of State
Reelection Message Tracks Bonds and Crisis Push
In New York on December 24 citizen George Francia Train sent a message to President Cleveland stating he will again issue deeds and shift responsibility of crisis to Congress. The note mentions figures and places including Groven Frasers Trats and G. I hays, with oyster and marker references, and a public sale open until 11 o’clock Wednesday morning.
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George Francia
Clevelanddison Square
C. & A. Waddington, Co
Higher tariffs urged to fund treasury and curb gold bonds
The Times Herald reports Chicago leaders prefer rising import duties as the quickest way to increase government revenue and avoid perpetual gold bond sales. Some merchants oppose broad tax hikes, urging duties mainly on luxuries like tea coffee sugar and cigars while exports stay foodstuffs. A few Democrats favor free trade, but many insist tariffs must rise to meet national debts.
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Dean
Times Herald
Chicago
Congress
Treasury
Thi City
Carlisle
United States
Time-Herald
S. P. McConnell
Iroquois Club
Cleveland
Sanaa FE Route Fare And Investment Pitch Ad
One and one third fare for round trips within 200 miles with tickets selling December 24 25 31 and January 1 return including January 2. For more information contact J P Rowney City Ticket Agent. Also an investment pitch for safe farm mortgages via T E Bowman & Co and Burghart's cigars advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ase J. P. Rowney
T. E Bowman & Co
Burghart
Topeka State Journal Claims Superior Daily Circulation
The Topeka State Journal boasts higher six month average daily circulation than all local Topeka dailies in 1893 1894 and 1895 with sworn sworn statements and a $100 to prove otherwise. It asserts broader local reach including nearby towns and tributary areas via evening train routes delivering AP and state news first.
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Topeka
American Newspaper Directory
Torzxa Stata Jovana
Stara JournNat
Shawnes County
Torexa Daily State Journal
Jorannan
Associated Press
Topeka Daily State Journal Six Month Circulation Note
The sworn statement shows the Topeka Daily State Journal had a six month circulation figure for the first half of 1895 as detailed in the publication.
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Piso Company
Warrem, Pal
Piso
Adolph Zimmer
Bellwood, Neb
Kitchell & Marburg
Reed & Tomlinson Furniture
Dismanaes Hult Rere
Topeke
Reed & Tomlinson
Kansas Ave
THE
Chicago & Alton R. R
St. Louis
Palk
HMR
D. Bowe
San
Westernsalharp Agt
Broadway
Dr. Louis
Maen
Amey Chanltos
Bicago
An Ghinhbems Mordér
Hiexweser
Axle
Walter Rodsey
Richmind
Trie
Kady
Coffeyville
Hutchinson
MuichInson
George Vetters
Gaylight Astranger
Vesper Batley
Mulyrue
Marshal Alneworts
Ila Ferm
Robert May
Arcan
Arcanan
Kansas Supreme Court
Boma
Rigg
Pat
Dangmer
Arcsrox
A. Heed
Fayette
M. Currans
Able
Park Street
Corrane
Mra
Apieve
Shames Brown
Tenfrow
Morrill
J. W. Byrnes
Robert Helford
Shawnee
Henry Stonkie
Leavenworth
Attersay
Rutherford
William and
Alexander Bruce
Carbondate
Cannonpate
Den 24
P. P. Botler
Leavenwonte
Devam
Lesrsawerth Council
United Commercial
United
Claude Daral
Hatetisson
Board of Education
Emporis
Exronrs
Tlesman
Joseph Brockfisid
Good Cigan Asylum
Cory
T. B. Kirkpatrick
Seeres
State Board of Health
Paipite
Bhavaas City
D. W. Howard
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Grace Episcopal Church of
Kansas City, Mo
Cameron Mann
Gamling House
Whutta
North Main Street
Cruz
Citizens Bank of Armourdale
Sicholson Dowsn
Anhaxe
Duc
M. Echolson
Bais
Buntias
Oratie
Michael Carroll
Carroll
Smith & Henry
Neosho
St. Louis & San Francisco
Rakester Aro Awinesye
Indiana Wilwon
Sawayi Rawens Cery
Arthur Cherry
Hugh Tigh
Fnp
Senta Horemixsox
Sandhill
Leathep
Christiana Hete
Milwaukee
Mapteh
Cream City
Miss Hetz
Miss Hess
Miss Hat
Miss Hate
Munich
Salteres
National Museum
Nuremberg
Jack King
Denver Fd Smith
Sporting
Philip Mayer
Galveston
Burlington
Western Base Ball Association
Gogel
Marty Lyman
F. G. Gugel
Gures
Harry Storan
Jock Gorman
Mayek
Itekker
Galvarten
Philip Meyer Han
Galvin
Tex
Chiles
Troy
Mayer
Theor
Holton
Topeke Mente
Betton
Jones
Helton Opera House
Partes
Jack
Sr. Josten
T. J. Hickey
Western Base Bail Association
Omaha
Hickey
Horner Coal Co
Centre
Leurdry
Vest
Canada
Hill
Rains Trump
Oysters Soc
Surriy
Boucklen
J. K. Jones
Kansas Age
Iblic
Harket
Associated
Pras
Cutcaco
Anana City
Mareare
Kaxyess City
Wehlgher
Texas
Toxead
Moses
Averareos
State Journal
Avera
Fis
Strate Journal
Topeka Daily State Journal
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