Maple sugar and wasteful fetes in Manitou society
At Manitou Colorado on July 4 a new fad decorates hotel gatherings with maple sugar delicacies, maple lemonade and taffy pulls drawing society crowds. The feature notes a revival of confectionery joys as hotels claim growing interest in seasonal sweets amid local tourist life. The piece also mentions Colorado Springs water system projects, ore and drilling ventures near Minnehaha, and nearby electric developments shaping the region.
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Manitou
Manhwa
Colo
Suburid
Vermont
Mésars
Wilatt and
Jackson
Chicaxo
Minnehaha
Buster Creek
Colorado Springs
Massachusetts Democrats Debate Indorsing Chicken Platform
At a Massachusetts Democratic committee meeting in Birtston on July 24, members discussed setting a convention date to nominate candidates and endorsing the national platform. A sharp debate followed before voting 24 to 12 to endorse the Chicken platform for the forthcoming convention.
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Birtston
Massachusetts Democratic Committee
Easton
Burlington Route Advertises Fast Train to West
A notice announces shortest line to Colorado Montana and the West via Burlington Route with connections from Kansas City Denver and beyond. It urges travelers to use the Burlington service for swift trips to Colorado Utah and California. Also mentions a Republican Silver League meeting in Jewell Building Loveday Evening July 15th with attendees urged to attend.
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Colorado
Montana
Biack Hills
I Gota & Paine
Burlin
Missouri
Tanboth
Ieb
Bitemasta
Montene Ana Puget Sound
Enenty
Kansas City
Denver
Utah
Californirk
Burlington
Law
Republican Silver League
Jewell
Loveday
1Sth. AU
A. B. Hulet
Burlington Route Passengers To St Paul And Minneapolis
Two through trains run daily from the Missouri River points to the north via the old established Burlington Route and Sioux City line. The day train offers observation, restited sleepers, three chair cars and dining car from Council Bluffs, while the night train includes sleepers and parlor cars. Conant ticket agent LW Wakeley, General Passenger Agent, Bt Mo.
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Missouri Civer
Burling Houte
Sioux City
Day
Council Bluffs
Mars
Conall Blade
Blows CI
Bronx City Port Conant
Wakeley
General Pussenerr
Men of Much Money for McKinley Fund in Illinois
A Chicago set of Republican money raising committee lists numerous donors for McKinley’s campaign in Illinois. Names include W. Allerton, J. W. Ellsworth, C. W. Votter, Edson G. Rettth, Hampstead Washburn, W. D. Boyce, and many others with contributions ranging from tens of thousands to millions. The roster also notes several remaining members valued at around $100,000.
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Thoes
McKinley
Illinois
Chicago
Republican
Ilinois
PN. Jamicam
Republican State Central Committee
W. Allerton
Packer
PB. D. Armor
J. W. Ellsworth
J. 1. Greenhot
Faciwell
N. Hisenborham
Micheliante
C. W. Votter
J. J. Mitchell
Hamer
Pred. Wterk
CH Deere
FT. Crane
Chainers
Ing
John Nt Soyth
Kirk
Grisme Stewart
Ts. Sele
John W. Dunn
We Gates
MF. Stadden
Tone Quarry
A. H. Fevell
Menehmnt
J. 7H. Gilbert
G. Hi
Adams
Vounsiiman
Or Dixon
Conwar
Papitullat
Sun
Neer
W.L. Brown
W. P.wwillidinn
B.C. Dewitt
Strong
W. A. Mason
J. L Fulton
V. Purington
WH. Harper
Smith
W. Porter
G. Dawes
JH. Beadwy
N.W. Harris
AL McNally
A. G. Becker
Ernest Focker
James Deters
H.W. Lemen
EL We King
Durand
Morris
HA. Beckhart
FG. Logan
CB Séoxville
AL Nuthase
Pauld Kelly
C.J. Barnes
P . Werner
D. HH
Matte
Gilbert Shaw
SB. Raymond
Museen
Joes Newman
H. Weinhardt
Fred Blount
P Hiten
Aldrich
HB. Steele
W. Brooks
Norton
Ron
Jus. Downey
J. Breidisr
J. Spalding
EB. Butler
Halle
Barring Norton
Penn Nixon
L. McWullems
Ofulethr
Jobe Lambert
Juliet
J. Belletes
MM. Clark
Ws Patterson
Ganrtte
W. Martin
Janie Speestone
J. ¥ Sherman
W. A. Alsip
J.xton
W. Kretalnichr
B.A. Potter
G. Birkel, Jr
Hotz
Levy Bi Doud
J. P. Muletts
A.C McClure
Night of Terror on Lake Ontario Rescued by Steamer
Barbey and Jonnie Thompacy of Toronto nearly drowned during a sudden gale while rowing on Lake Ontario. Exhausted, they stayed afloat until a passing steamer spotted them and rescued them after they had been blown about 35 miles from shore.
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Toronto
Barbey
Jonnie Thompacy
Nnt
Lake Ontario
Cale
Leute
Life Size Cleveland Bust In Italy Ready For Shipment
A life size marble bust of President Cleveland is being completed in Carrara Italy. Gifted by a admirer the statue will reach Cleveland in a few weeks. Sculptor Pedar de Land of Rome, famed for a Henry Ward Beecher bust, formed the model from photographs and partial features.
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Italy
New York
Cleveland
Carrara
Menaventic RB
Gray Gutleh
Tarble
Elay
Pidar de Land Ofome
Tention
Henry Ward Beecher
Wee
Ulcers Fever Sores and Skin Ailments Salve Ad
For sale by J. K. Jones Fifth and Kansas Ave. One Minute Cough Cure advertised by G. W. Stanstiela promises quick relief. Satisfaction or money refunded policy noted though wording is garbled. Cough remedy targets nightly coughing from tickling sensation.
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J. K. Jones
Fifth
Kansas Ave
G. W. Stanstiela
Scattered Flock Trial at Second Baptist Church
A long district court trial revisits a 2 year old Sunday eve church altercation at Second Baptist led by Rev. Olden. Witness Dennis D. Hope testifies about motions to suspend members and improprieties over church funds and control, with others alleging Olden maneuvering to exclude several parishioners.
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Second Baptist Church
Mr. Olden
R. B. Fyager
Dennis D. Hope
First National Bank
Glden
Hope
Frazer
Ollen
Alden
Abe Sykes
Var
Cormur
Sykes
R. M. Frazer
Bratiot Praser
J. P. Nevels
Olden
J. P. Paiste
Guyver
Brother Paleo
Gora Paige
Charley Brown
Brother Hope
Suke
Tand
Bao
Jader Haaser
Oldenation
Higgins
Hiceins
Ploden
Wilde
Sorfea
Giden
Bradshaw
Dieter
Hoge Maie
Chuych
Enid Olden
Lipet
Olen
Hope, “Ie That I Am the Only Member of the Board of Trustees
Overmyer Hints At Appeal In Atwood Case Dismissal
District court judge Hazen dismissed the John Atwood case arising from the Linwood wreck that killed Atwood. The widow had sued Hook Island and the Talon Pacific in Kansas City then Shawnee county, claiming timeliness issues. Counsel indicated the Supreme Court will likely be asked to intervene to ensure a fair trial.
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Hazen
John Atwood
Linwood
Atwood
United States Court
Kansas City
Hook Island
Phillips
Shawnee County
Plaints
Kansasity
Idee Hazen
Kansas
Jide Philips’ Court
Overmyer
Missouri
Ewins
Rock Island
Overiayer
Supreme Court
Justice costs money in Irish case with three men awaiting trial
Constable Jai winams returns from Bimperia with John Frye charged for breaking into Conran's Barnata. Frye, Will Lynch, and Jackson await trial before Justice Perry. Williams complains of emporia marshal demanding fees for arrest and board, lamenting lack of traveling expenses.
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Jai Winams
Bimperia
John Frye
Inta Conran
Bros
Barnata Stylien Harness
Justice Perry
Will Lynch
Jackson
Frye
Willams
Emporia
Fimporia
Willaria
Williams
Henry Clay's Grandson Enters House Race
Lexington July 2x Lieutenant Thomas J. Clay retired army officer and Henry Clay's grandson announces he will not support the Chicago platform. He will run for Congress from the Pen s district as a Republican. He says he has been a Democrat but cites national honor and pro prosperity under McKinley. He claims honest voters from all regions will back McKinley in November.
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Lexington. Ry
Thomas J. Clay
Henry Clay
Chicago
Congress
McKinley
Union
Mok Intey
Lands Depreciate Under New County Assessment
Allegany county will see about a $500000 cut to its tax base under the new assessment law due to long term farm land devaluation and coal area declines. The shift aims to correct inequalities from prior high valuations while coal lands will be taxed near $800 per acre as before. имущество Auctions: Lots 496 and 497 on Quibesy street sold for $200 under a judgment of 2107 to Weninat A. J. Varomory for the Cle Heal Estate and Trust. Lot 38 a half on Lane street in Williams Dillon addition sold for Fit under judgment against Lee Knish for $1400 to City Real Estate and Trust. Lots 61 to 71 on Pennsylvania avenue in Hicklad Park addition sold for $150 under judgment against Kansas Land and Investment and Richard Walke for C. E. Rove.
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Cumberland
Sun
Allegany County
Sharif'a
Quibesy Street
Investment Trust Company
Weninat A. J
City Real Estate and ‘Trust Company
Leta
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hicklaid Park
Kansas Land and Lovestment Company
Richard Walke
C. E. Rove
He May Get Well Bir Avery Washburn at Stormont Hospital
Avery Washburn, aged 74, underwent gall bladder empyema surgery at Stormont hospital three weeks ago. He is improving rapidly and a full recovery is expected soon, though such operations have high mortality in most cases.
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Avery Washburn
Stormont
Washburn
Quitle
Order of Select Friends Officers In stalled For Term
The Order of Select Friends lists officers installed for the term including PP Wo 2 Mumsey Hindmarsh Aliss Mary Bates secretary Mise Anna treasurer St Taylor confer marshall Mrs Kella Ramee Laure Hates G Reuben Mohler O G D W Glassburn plaint G W Dreyer and trustees Theresa Shulta James Simpson and Join Wuingstram Texas Fever Scare Governor orders five stock sanitary commission to investigate. For Sale or Exchange for Good Farm Loans two story brick building on Kansas avenue near business center. Apply to T Bowmen & Co.
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Order of Select Friends
Mumsey
Ee Hindmarsh
Aliss
Mary Bates
Mise’ Anna
Tt St Taylor
Brock
Kansas Avenue
Business Center
T. & Bowman & Co
Novel portrait etching for Mrs McKinley from McKeesport friends
Chicago on July 2 reports Mrs William McKinley received a tin etched portrait of her husband created as a commemorative gift by McKeesport artisans led by William Heeren. The 20 by 28 inch tin sheet, forged in McKinsey lithographs style, was prepared during a centennial celebration. The piece, proudly preserved at her request, bears her name. Further, Major McKinley declines summer visits due to campaign duties.
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Chicago
W William McKinley
McKeesport
William Heeren
Fae Aimifé
McKinsey
Ite Mission
Oe Kcesport
Eiching
Heenan
No More Trouble With Baby in Wichita Sample Cure
Uniontown Kansas September 28 1895 a testimonial notes Dr Hand's Coke Cure eased a baby's wind colic after trying a sample bottle in Wichita. Bertha Woodward reports relief with subsequent doses. Dr Hand's Remedies for Children sold by druggists at 25 cents per bottle. Hall's Renewer claimed to cure dandruff scalp issues and hair root conditions. White Mountain hotels in Concord announce closing bars and prohibiting liquor service to guests after July 6 report.
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Uniontown
Kan
Jana
Dr. Hand
Wichita
Bertha Woodward
Gold Democrats push for national convention in Chicago
A vigorous movement for a national gold standard Democratic convention takes shape in Chicago with W D Bynam and the sound money committee coordinating. They aim to reach allied states, appoint provisional committeemen for Indianapolis on August 7 to fix time and place, and secure support from about twenty states including New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, and Texas. New York Democrats show hesitation toward Whitney and Hilt, seeking alignment with Fairehin Warner Shepard Trader connections for relocation of the renunciation from New York.
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Chicago
Jmlyst
Henry
W. D. Bynam
Eteenthys
Auditorium
Indianapails
Vonyentha
New York
Pennsylvenia
Virginia
Ohio
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Texas
Beatrice Haraden Returns to Die in English Home
Beatrice Haraden the famed novelist known for Shige That Pasa in the Night sails to San Francisco and chooses to end her days at home in England. Four months after stopping work on a romance, her frail health worsens, and friends fear her days are numbered as she contemplates returning to Landua for strength.
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Beatrice Haraden
Beatrice Harraven
Ergyli
Ridpath for Congress in Greencastle Denied Silver Ticket
Terre Haute July 26 A letter indicates historian Jour Clark Ridpath of Greencastle was approached as the Democratic candidate for Congress. He previously supported free silver but declined to allow the use of his name. He will be nominated by acclamation at Brazil this week.
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Greencastle
Terre Haute
Ind
Jour Clark Riipoth
Conmeress
Dio Fe
Ele
Brazil
Real Estate Transfers and Miscellany in the City
Real estate transfers include wee W Bradley to M Estette Mar tise 71 285 287 on Wallave in Martin addition and G M Noble to Mary J Starr for 50 ints 2 percent on Tenth avenue in Brooks. Also mentions other misc items and partial names in a fragmented notice.
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Wee W. Bradley
M. Estette Martise
Ora
Om Wallaveng
Martin Addition
G. M. Noble
Mary J. Starr
Avenue
Brooks
Sailitio
Nebraska Man Wears Gold Coins for Buttons
A Nebraska man in Fitgerstown displays a suit with gold coin buttons, drawing attention as locals note the rare attire. The article comments on eccentric fashion, personal anecdotes, and references to a local family. It also mentions related advertisements and a review of Missouri views book.
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Nebraska
Fitgerstown
A. Bex
Arcidia
Hegersteen
Oulsor
Port
Teyrulde
Arcadis
Cole
Chidera
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