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Topeka
Weather Tales and Tax Talk From a Bygone Kansas City Era
A garbled aged column blends weather notes for Chicaso with census reliability, wage contrasts, and political debate. It cites Amos J. Stillwell murder rewards, Governor Merrill’s liquor enforcement, Atchison police orders, and comparisons to federal law, discussing public sentiment and law obedience.
Kansas News Roundup: Prohibition Talks and Local Oddities
A wave of prohibition talk travels from Atchison to Kansas City with Morarit’s law order stance and calls for renewed temperance action. The piece covers sample baking powder tests, Arkansas City sentiment against saloons, and a stream of local notes from Winfield to Beloit, including bicycle jokes, town population figures, and sporting trip advertisements. It also notes a Kansas City Gazette appearance, a Fort Riley wage remark, and rail fare offers via the Great Rock Island Route.
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Atchison
Law and Order
Topeka
Lesvenworth
Wichits
Morarit
Hansas
Arkansas City
Winfield
Norton
Wichita Eagle
Fairy Wood
Minneapolia
Beloit
Montgomery County
Independence
Coffeyville
Cherryvale
Enterprise
Tabscop Cewsts
Hoisington
Ellinwood
Rice County
Permiss
Industrial Legion
Barton County
Kansas City
Salina
Coffeyville Ball Club
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Great Rock Island
William Hope Harvey Rise From Teacher to Finance Author
William Hope Harvey, author of Coin's Financial School, rose from a Punham County West Virginia farmer's son and schoolteacher to a Chicago publisher and finance educator. Born in Buffalo on August 16, he studied law, practiced in Cleveland and Gallipolis, then shifted to promoting multiple ventures before dedicating his life to currency reform. He produced Coin, Coin's Financial School, and other works, emphasizing accessible writing to reach readers. He is described as quick and restless, with a youthful appearance and plain dress.
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William Hope Harvey
Buffalo
Putmam County
W. Va
Cabell County
Cleveland
Chicago
Gallipolis, O
John T. Halliday & Co
Gallipolis
Anna Halliday
New
Southwest
William
Harvey
Denyer
New Orleans
Jimew
Mr. Harvey
Coin
Archbishop Walsh
Coin’s
Coin's Financial School
Jane
Henry G. Miller
Coin’s Financial School
Barver
The Boatie Rows and John Ewen’s Spiteful Will
A Scottish Review summary on The Boatie Rows by John Ewen, detailing his humble Montrose origins, rise as a hardware merchant, and a fortune of about 15000 pounds. It notes Ewen’s charitable aims to fund a hospital and education for poor boys, yet his daughter’s challenge to the will led to a Lords decision voiding the deed, revealing his churlish spitefulness.
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John Ewen
Burns
Scottish Review
Montrose
John
Bannerman
Aberdeen Worthies
Packman
Aberdeen
Ewen
House of Lords
Goluchowski Named Austria Hungary Minister Amid Tense Franco Austrian Ties
Count Kalincky resigned recently and Count Agenor Goluchowski of Galicia was chosen successor in Vienna. The appointment raises questions about his ability to manage Austro Hungarian diplomacy, finances, and Bosnia Herzegovina affairs while facing delicate France relations and domestic confederation challenges.
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France
Austria
Vienna
Count Kalincky
the Figaro
Buda-Pesth
Count Kalnoky
Princess Anne Murat
Count Agenor Goluchowski
Galicia
Paris
Bucharest
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Best Summer Drink Suggestion by a Bartender
A newspaper exchange quotes a well known bartender naming spring water as the best cool summer drink. It adds that for a stimulants option claret punch can be prepared by mixing claret with cracked ice sugar lemon and topping with orange pineapple lemon slices and strawberries to enjoy a long lingering nectar.
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Europe
The Cross Girl Rains Spoils Picnic Plans Joke
A humorous note from the Atchison Globe mocks a girl who must stay home due to rain while she protests to her mother about canceled picnic plans. The quip envisions men’ s imagined reaction to her moment of frustration.
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Atchison Globe
Children of Mexico and distant US postal reach
The article notes Mexican Indian princes educated by Spaniards and viceroys descending from Montezuma. It highlights two widely separated U S points, Key West Florida and Alaska’s Analaska, 6 271 miles apart, yet a two cent stamp mails between them as easily as between New York and Brooklyn.
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Mexico
Montegumaes
United States
Key West
Fla
Oanalaska
Alaska
New York
Brooklyn
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