Close Bossed Him Another Instance of the Peculiar Ascendancy
Fred Close features prominently in a terse note noting a recurring or singular ascendancy, titled as a curious or peculiar rise. The phrase hints at a repeated pattern of influence surrounding Fred Close within the source text.
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Fred Close
Pardon records spark Morrill era shock in Kansas
A long hidden pardon in December 1894 frees murderer John B True for the Rev. Samuel Woolpert case, despite Governor Lewelling’s April 1894 refusal. Protests from Clay and Miami counties and other officials surface, with final pardon listed under Fred J Close, private secretary, as the Morrill administration takes office.
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Lewelling
Fred Close
Morrill
John B. True
Samuel Wolpert
Tce
Iue
Santenete
True
Samuel Woolpert
M. E
Wakefield
Clay County
Topeka
Waiego Dod
Waimego
John B. Tras
Tras
Jude Jones Morton
Shawnee
Judes Morton
Trusa
Clay
Pottawatomie
Porta- Wetuinle
Miami County
Todien
Kentucky
John T. Murton
Fred J. Close
A Greedy Monopoly Kansas City Stockyards Plunder Case
A report details how the Kansas City stockyards dominate market access and charge inflated rates, harming Kansas shippers. The piece argues entrenched control, limited competition, and legal questions surrounding pricing practices affecting farmers and local businesses.
Stock yards charges spark Kansas City row over monopoly
Kansas City stockyards face legislative push amid alleged exorbitant yardage and feed costs. Shippers claim hay at $34 ton and corn at $10 bushel, with total daily receipts around $6,000 and net profits over $5,700, while monopoly power blocks competition and prompts calls for regulation. Town, a longtime shipper, cites decades of high prices and hidden fees, urging lawmakers to curb the yard’s influence.
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Kansas City
Topeka
Kansas
Kangas
LN. Town
Buchanan Street
Journal
Stock Yards Company
Shipper
Yards
Stock Yards
Santa Fe Railroad
Argentina
General Strong
Santa Fe
Town
Riches Have Wings Retracing a Tramp's Confederate Cash Dream
A nameless tramp, hungry and desperate, roams Broadway at night and finds a locked office. He pockets stacks of Confederate money he believes amount to a fortune, only to discover later the cash is worthless Confederate bills. He is ejected from a restaurant, mocked by staff, and ends the day as a drunk in Madison Square, while news reports claim a million in Confederate money was stolen.
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Senate
Mike Suligan
Broadway
Mike
Aiko
Bedad
Keebu
Madison Square
Wallace P. Reed
Atlanta
Constituton
Ancient Surgical Instruments Found in Pompeii House
Over 40 different kinds of surgical instruments were discovered in a surgeon's Pompeii home. Some resemble modern tools, others are unfamiliar with uncertain uses. All were kept in brass or boxwood cases and some retain their original polish after burial.
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Pompeii
Washburn Notes on Student Scene Work and Local Mentions
Washburn notes report sophomores excelling in scene work for stemlet with Arthur Kane as Polonius and Lillian Tefft as Ophelia. Freshmen will start Othello scenes next term. Mentions Brewster of St Joe as judiciary chair, Breck sponsorship in oratory, and junior Helianthus engraving by Benedict & Co. Also covers W C L officers, Letson’s return cyclist, Ellis introducing Doxology, Jessie Crowell’s health, Paola ties, and Sheldon's church attendance.
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Arthur Kane
Polonius
Lillian Tefft
Davis
Campbell
Tower
Missouri Senate
A. W. Brewster
St. Joe
Washburn
Dad? Brewster
Judiciary
Aaron Breck
Breck
J. Ritter
P. ©. Dillon
Letson
Morton
Horton and Hiawatha
Ellis
Jessie Crowell
Paola
Crowell
Sheldon
Patent medicine and hair tonic testimonial notices
An old advertisement item touts Over Fifty Years Sirs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with relief claims and a 25 cent price. It also promotes Beggs' Hair Renewer to restore color and vitality. Then Bucklen's Arnica Salve is pitched as the best for wounds and skin eruptions, guaranteed or money refunded, sold by J. K. Jones at 501 Kansas.
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Mr. Mallinger
Ballinger
Coffey County
Board of State Printing
Tle
Hallinger
Legislatire
Spon Uake
Baker
Silhis
Sirs. Winslow
Southea
J. K. Jones
Kansas
Beekman Praise Breaks Through Campfire Evening
Judge J W Beekman of Arkansas City entertains at Hamilton hall campfire with tales of legal trickery and a vow to his wife, Mrs Beekman, who is in attendance. He extols her courage as mother of six camping children and lauds her beauty, drawing approving claps and glances from the audience. Four advertised remedies are pitched by local sellers, including Dr King’s New Discovery and Electric Bitters, with guarantees and shop details.
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J. Gunderman
Dimondale
Mich
Dr. King
Walls
Baptist
Rives
Poeumoola
la Grippe
Ihs
J. K. Jones’ Drug Store
Beekman
Hamilton Hall
J. W. Beekman
Arkansas City
Wellngton
Beekman Wan
Ohio
Ilinoia
Mra Beekman
Judge Beekman
Auyings
Shwe
Beekgian
Mia Beekman
Topeka
Ancklen
Theus
Desser
J. K. Jones Deng Store
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Lhereby
Wm. True
Maes
AE. Tree
D.¥. Armstrong
Juan Armstrong
N. OG. Dennison
Enma W. Grover Romacgeshire
W. Densison
G. EL Sourtat
Chas
F Reid
H. SL Rei
Lyda P. Senn
Sens
Jobo Shearer Clark
Chase
James Shearer
Fanny A. Robbins
Rogaine
Sherman
Harkley
Elk County
Fitzgerald
Ford County
Soldiers Homes
Dodge City
Eames
Backlin
Logan
Frazer
Harvey
Lough
Labette County
W. J. Lough
Lebette
State University
State Normal
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Price
California
Fraser
Harvey County
Fraver
Aflen
Wyandotte County
Buckingham
Rock Laland
Carda
Ac Es
Star Grocery
N. O
Goya
Don Eas Anderson
Kirk
Beudas
Ek, Per Quart
J. S. Sprout
Star Grocer
East
6Th St
Teresa Steau Lacover
114 West Ltd
Pesriess Steam
Adams Brothers
Kansas Ave