Old Us and Carter Civil Ties After Parched Quill
The St Louis Globe Democrat recalls a 19th century Ozark feud ending with the line stand and be cussed. Old Us and John Carter faced off amid political dispute, Carter’s reply praising Old Us’ corruption never spoken aloud. The episode inspired the “cassin’ out” custom in the region. Also a liver dish method described with calf liver and bacon, herbs, stock, slow simmer. Free button repair and daily paper subscription pitch included.
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Olark
St. Louis Globe~ Democrat
Alf Ox Findley
John Carter
Old Us
Mr. Carter
Cartier
Findley
Carter
Mr. Findley
Old Uz
Europe
America
Ozark
Elvet
City Political Gossip and Ward Contests Ahead
City political gossip centers on ward races as candidates emerge for the March 4 primary. In Ward One Councilman Patton faces no opposition. Ward Two Councillor Stephenwin also runs unopposed. Ward Three pits incumbent Bradford against C H Nettles with Nettles arguing for broader city development and a bicycle track proposal. Ward Four sees Burgess seeking renomination if a suitable successor appears, with W Horn and Al Nooney also in contention. Ward Five hosts J S Warner and J A Gorham as candidates amid sectional tensions. School board races and constable positions attract dozens of hopefuls ahead of the primary.
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Burgess
Patton
Stephenwin
Bradford
C. H. Nettles
Nettes
Nettles
Sam
Way Cinaa
Thirteenth Street
W. Horn
al Nooney
J. 5. Warner
Whtte
Martin
Ir. Warner
Gorham
Alroady
Steen
Pat Shermas
Sherif
Dave Burdge
San Francisco
Topeka
Mark Miller
United States
Salvation Army
H. G. Larimer
Kogliab Piuga
Cally Club
Friends
Ada Fulcher
Harrison School
Bonebreke
Owles
A. S. Enkree
Challinor
Cole
B. L. Vandegrift
Kansas City
Lola Wallbrooker
Portined
Ure
Bostes
John Marshall
Plana
Tovexa State Jourianmarcs
Topeka Daily Capital
Atchiwon Globe
State Journal
Rat and Snake Battle Aboard Steamer Ala meda
On the voyage from Australia the snake, owned by passenger B. Rey, killed a rat in a dramatic fight. The 5 foot snake twisted around the rodent, then swallowed it head first after a few minutes of struggle. The animal was later taken to the Palace Hotel with Mr. Rey.
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Alameda
Australia
San Francisco Examiner
B. Rey
Tve
Mr. Bey
Mr. Rat
Sue
Min
Palace Hotel
Mr. Rey
Fort Worth Notarn Road Ticket Offer Through March 20 1894
Fort Worth ticket note from Great Hock Island route offers round trip fare of 15.25 dollars for March 7 and 8 with return allowed up to March 20 1894. Cattle Growers association referenced. contact Rock Island agent for details. Also laundry promotion for collars and Peerless Steam Laundry at 112 and 124 West South Street.
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Fort Worth
Topeka Snap Shots of City Life and Governance
Jumbled items report on state grounds regrading near the Church of the Assumption, street lamp counts, and paving faults. Notes rail travel, treasury audits, school illnesses, and local lectures, with mentions of Topeka swindler cases and upcoming elections for local offices.
Lole Fuller Returns to Chicago in Glass Stage Act
Chicago crowds welcome Lole Fuller back to her homeland with a renowned glass stage dance from Salome. She plans a Chicago appearance after a New York and Paris career, with a likely return to the Auditorium in late March.
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Awezica
Lole Fuller
Lee
London
Paris
Sijes Poller
Paria
Fifth Avenue
Yachting in France and the Grand Cup Drive
Admiral Baron Lage heads Union des Yachts Francais as it pursues a French America’s Cup challenge. The piece notes rising French yacht talent, cross-Channel interest, and a desire for Anglo American rivals to meet in French waters for a cordial contest.
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Adaira
Bation
Anuyker
Thors
Seine
Mediterranean
Kiel
Tgbo
Union Des Yachts Francois
France
New York
Haron Lage
Jean Theobald
Union Des Yachts Francats
Davy
Campaiga
Admiral Lage
Legion of Hoon
Seiten Lage
Yacht Club of
Conseil Maritime
S Conoi
Te Yachteren Luft Fe
Cuew
Frasur
Thamsees
Vrovee
Prince of
Wale
Ord
Ire
Grand Duke of
Husa
H. R
I. H
Kerem of
Avetria
George Stik ‘Dale
Dee Ovaley
Thnchumsberg
Prings
Princa Berrhyany Stisttman
Hero Nathaniel &O Rothechild
Jiques
Gordon Bennet
Yachting Gala Draws British and French Nobility to Paris
Ogison Gosiet, W. K. Vanderbilt and others attend a Paris yacht station event on the Seine. A royal and noble company, including Princesses and Counts, observe a naval review as 60 plus yachts parade past under Admiral presidency. France’s Nautical Clubs Council guides sailing rules and ratings.
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Ogison Gosiet
W. K. Vanderbilt
Harry McCilzicm
Alse
Princess of Braucoran
Mary Grrtsshatoft
Countess d'Audian
Countess de Gansy
Viscountess de Savigny de Moncorps
Adolphe de Rothschild
E. C. Yorke
Mmu. J. Lebaudy
Marine
Cannes
Britannia
Roxana
Kres
Namouna
Fanyette
Fores
White Ledge
Oranella
St. Martial
Sto. Andres
la Perle
Jeanne Blanche
Chaxalie
Lena
Opal
Dogs of High Degree at Westminster Kennel Club Exhibit
The Westminster Kennel Club announces its twentieth annual exhibition at Madison Square Garden New York on February 19 to 22. It features 246 classes, up from 235, with diverse breeds and $13,000 in prizes from multiple clubs. Notable guest William Price of England plans to bring dogs from private owners and may transport several from royal kennels.
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Westminster Kennel Club
Tvwaneth
Madfeon Square Garden
I New York
St. Bernard Club
Tie Bloodhoundlub
Great Danes Club
Pointer Club
Gollie Club
Bulldog Club
Bull Terrier Club
Boston Terrier Club
Beagle Club
Fox Terrier Club
Bedlington Terrier Club
Ita
Uis Monel
William Price
England
London
Englad
Price
Prince of Wales
Notable Dog Show Exhibitors Featured By Kennel Club
Count Featherstone leads a list of prominent exhibitors including J Pierpont Morgan and Richard Croker at the kennel clubs event. Ireland’s Thomas B Cregg and England’s Francis Craven bring celebrated terriers and collies while Mrs Sena of New York displays top bred dogs. The article notes high valued dogs, notable breeders, and anticipated heavy participation from New York society women and sportsmen.
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Count Featherstone
Kennel Club
Prince
Thomas B. Cregg
Ireland
Francis Craven
J. Pierpont Morgan
King
Mr. Morgan
Aslignee
Richard Croker
Vletters
Sena
New York
Indy Dresder
America
Princess of Wales
Senr
King Charles
Blenheim
Blomhele
Blenheim Castle
Duke of Marlborough
New York Society
James Kernochan
George Gould
Charles R. Hone
Frederick Gebhard
Uso
Charles F. Trethar
Liewellen Dan
Gladstone
MRS. MATSON'S HOUSE FACES NEW OCCUPANTS AFTER MURDER
Ex policeman Lytle and family moved into the stone corner house at Fifteenth and Monroe, long associated with the December murder of Mrs. Matson. The room layout mirrors the crime scene, furniture was moved out, and neighbors report no hauntings as the family adapts to their new home.
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Lytle
Fifteenth
Monroe Streets
Matson
Jobo Lytle
Bia
Mia
Lucy Cheeseborough
Kitchin
Religion of the Armenians and the origins of their church
The article traces Armenian Christian roots to Gregory the Illuminator born in 257 and consecrated in 202. It notes the church's separation from the Greek church in 491, its own liturgy, clerical orders, and practices. It mentions priest marriage rules, infant baptism, and the Lord's Supper for all baptized and outlines historical events including Jesuit influence and Peter the Great's protection. It also cites two other catholicos and patriarchs in Constantinople and Jerusalem.
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Gregory
Chelcedon
Hill
Peter the Great
Russsia
Harper's Magazine plans and new fiction slate for 189%
Harper's Magazine announces a December number start for Wrertsm Bunce's Brisels novel and a year of new fiction including The Martian cover by Gronos Dv Maunixs. It outlines continuing Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc and multiple works by noted authors, plus George Washington era papers and a 2,600 mile dog-sledge trip feature. Harper's subscription details and post office box also noted.
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Brisels
Wrertsm Bunce
Gronos
Maunixs
Martian
Trilby
Joan of Arc
Maid of
Buaxpen Martuéns
Owex Wiskes
Wooprow Winsox
George Washington
E Howard Pyate
Pourtixer Braxton
St. Clvir
Adhamy Wayne
Treopone Roosevelt
Caran W. Woltner
British North America
Warrner
Mae
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Shelden’s
Hansas Avenue
Stare Jocemar
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Ac Attetis
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State House
State Treasury
A. A. Godard
Pat Dows
Julia Abbott
Washington School
Jack King
Nancie M. Schenck
Clay School
Hies
Foor
George
George Sullivan
Justice Furry’ Court
Jasper M. Hunter
North Topeka
W. Wetae
Pears Steem Laundry
Csion Des Yachts Francats
Baron Lage
Dunrayen
Bob Beaver
Jewettville
Buffalo
Chorn
Las Prancio
Barney Schrieber
Kentucky
Navy
Lextralarge
California
R. I. Jones
Bell Telephone
THE
Rand Opera Ficuse
Ameredoan Extravagasia Company
Ih Hotersun Imaniger
Briliant
Feiss
Ettmani
Hugh Cullvers
Osrat Giatu
Nct
Red and
Forest and Stream Pub. CO
P. O. Box
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Harper's Magazine
Harper Brothers
Harper's Periodicals
Harper's Weekly
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