We have moved our stock of gents furnishing goods
Our Stock of Gents Furnishing Goods has been relocated to the first four departments after a week of immense selling. Many items are heavily discounted including shirts, drawers, overalls, working shirts, and Mohair coats. Bargains emphasize substantial savings over standard prices.
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Ryed Orr & Co
McDonald
Danctua Ois
Ieee
Humbold Jeans
Kentucky Jeans
Telegraph
Express
Jardinieres
Indians Going to Mexico Emigration Talks With Cherokees
Fort Gibeon July 28. W J Lyon agent for the Mexican government held two days of talks with prominent Cherokees and others about emigration to Mexico. He said tens of thousands across five tribes have agreed to move, with about 7 000 Cherokees 15 000 Creeks 6 000 Choctaws 4 400 Chickasaws and 1 500 Seminoles counted so far. If full-floods lose in the station election many Cherokees may depart after the vote. Lyon plans Creek Nation visit next.
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Fort Gibeon
W. J. Lyon
City of
Mexico
J. #. Dick
Washington
Lyon
Jie
Jonas
Reolony
Seminole delegation to visit Mexico after election
The text notes a large Seminole delegation in their country planned to meet next Sunday, with Seminoles newly deciding to go to Mexico. Dick, a Cherokee agent for Mr Lyons, states many are ready to bring their families as well and hints at a possible surprise for the Cherokee nation after the election.
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Mexico
I-Yon
Autos for Boston to receive city steam carriage this week
Foston Mass July 2k Mayor Quincy expects at least one automobile ordered for city work by January to reach Boston by week’s end. Stall Brothers Newton built a steam carriage and a St Louis firm’s model may arrive soon. Vehicles will go to Wareham street city shops for initial storage and operator instruction before assignment to electrical construction and repairs.
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St Louis
Foston
Mass
Quincy
Cme
Stall Brothers
Newton
Tong
Boston
Wareham Street
Peily
Ttla
Electrical Construction Division
Deserted Girl Sues Over Breach of Promise
In Kenosha Wisconsin on July 28 Barbara Olk filed breach of promise papers against John Jaeger seeking 1000 dollars. The couple had been engaged for some time and had planned to marry last Wednesday before Jaeger vanished two days before the banns publication. Olk is daughter of Bernhard Olk, a Somers farmer.
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Kenosha
Wis
Thi County
ZG. Bohmrieh
Barbara Olk
John Jaeger
Jaeger
Miss Ole
Bernhard Ole
Somers
Mortgage tangled drama at Crawford Opera House hearing
In a bankrupt proceeding before Referee Crawford, Central National Bank challenges security tied to the Crawford Opera House. John R. Mulvane holds title, claims minimal equity, and describes $100 deed purchase while Bank and Northwestern Life hold mortgages totaling over 418,000 and 26 000 respectively. Mulvane controlled income, crews, and ads, with an adjournment to Saturday.
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Lionel L. M. Crawford
Central National Bank
Bank of Topeka
Crawford Opera House
Opera House
John R. Mulvane
Ihetead
Mr. Mulvane
Crawford
Mulvane
Oper
Northwestern
Mural Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Crawford Sarabansa
St. Josaph Opera House
Ure
Green
Ar. Crawfurd
Mr. Gleed
Topeka
Leavenworth
St.Joseph
Wichita
Wey
Ktewing
Gleed
Muvane
Weil Ag
Mulvan
Cen
Beisiigwart
Quarantine Extension Blocks Eastern States Cattle Trade
The stock quarantine expanded to all states east of the Mississippi and Minnesota, Iowa, and Arkansas west of the river, covering breeders and dairy cattle. The Illinois slaughter of diseased cattle prompted the move, with 400 head seized by Jull & Son of Pittsburgh and 10 already condemned. The action marks an unprecedented statewide precaution against tuberculous imports. Separately, a special excursion to WatHens Chautauqua is advertised for July 20 via the Rock Island line from Topeka at 1.25.
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Tve
Minnesota
Iowa
Nee
Arkansas
Eptimiasion
Chicago
Atet
Jull & Suson Et Pittsbore
Wathens Chautauqua
Hock Island
Topeka
Alger Refuses to Donate Book to Library in Abrupt Letter
Macon Georgia July 2 The secretary of war Secretary Alger replies to Mayor Price that he cannot comply with the request to donate a book. Mayor Price had invited prominent figures including W. J. Bryan to subscribe a book for a free circulating Mirrar. The letter provokes much comment as Alger is first to decline.
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Macon
Mayor Price
Alger
Price
W. J. Bryan
Luetgert Confesses in Chicago Jail Meeting
Chicago reports that Adolph Luetgert confessed last night to killing his wife in February 1838. Attorney Frank Fay Pratt recalls Luetgert claiming he killed her due to being in love with another woman and describes the prison interview as a professional confession made before death.
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Chicago
Frank Fay Pratt
Adolph Luetgert
Mr. Pratt
Loerwert
Chris Merry
Colt
Egan
Dewey to Visit Boston on Olympia After Washington
Secretary Long announced Admiral Dewey will travel to Boston on the Olympia in late October after arriving in New York and Washington for ceremonies. Plans include a sword presentation in Washington and a Boston banquet invitation. Long expects Dewey to attend and may accompany him.
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Washington
Long
Dewey
Boston
Olympia
New York
Tang
Boston Merchints’ Association
Santa Fe to Reach Denver via Fort Worth & Denver City Line
Reports from Austin Texas say the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railroad will run its traffic directly to Denver using the Fort Worth and Denver City tracks. The arrangement aims to save nearly a thousand miles of travel and streamline operations for the Santa Fe system.
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Santa Fe
Austin
Tex
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad
Denver
Fort Worth
Denver City
Anne Whettier
Leleo
Radish tops spark grayling feeding in Montana streams
In Helena on July 2 reports say Montana fishing is at a peak with trout and grayling abundant. A restaurant boy fed radish tops to a grayling, which eagerly took the bite, prompting shops to imitate the red body and green wings design. The craze spreads. streams near major Missouri breaks see big catches as dealers capitalize on the novelty. Also, in Hagerstown Maryland, a 18 year old Emma Kerfoot is assaulted by a negro highwayman who was arrested and awaiting indictment.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Helene
Missouri
North America
Miller, Rices, and Indian liquor case in Topeka
Mrs Mary Rice accused William Miller and William Cox of selling liquor to Pottawatomie Indians. Miller was bound over to the federal grand jury in Leavenworth in October. Cox’s charge was dismissed. Rice family faced scrutiny over their testimony and influence on reservation affairs.
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aMry Rice
Richard Rice
Topeka
Geo. W. Clark
United States
William Miller
William Cox
Mayetts
Miller
Cox
Mary Rice
Rice
Clark
United States District Attorney
Potta
Indiate
Crane
HJ. Bone
Federal
Grand Jury
Leavenworth
Halstead Talks on the Philippine War at Chicago Lecture
Mara Halstead Wan spoke at the Auditorium Annex on route to Madison Wisconsin to lecture on the Philippine question. He recalls meeting Admiral Dewey in the Philippines and criticizes Aguinaldo as greedy not patriotic. He asserts Filipinos are intelligent and educated, urges 60 000 to 100 000 more troops to crush the rebellion and support Gen Otis.
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Chicago
Halstead
Otis
Philippines
Tale of tailless cat verdict amuses New York court
Supreme Court Justice McLean in the appellate term humorously addressed a suit by Mrs. Lillian C. Moeran over a tailless prize cat named Zenda. The cat escaped from an exhibit at Madison Square Garden, was not recovered, and the jury awarded £50. The court affirmed, finding negligence in handling the animal.
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Supreme Court
New York
McLean
Lillian C. Moeran
Madison Square Garden
New York Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Association
Moeran
Association
Dee
McLean, Freedman
Leventritt
Massachusetts
Gray
Zenda
Judes McLean
Freedman
Yellow fever stamped out at Santiago says Gen Wood
Washington reports Gen Brooke in Havana states Gen Wood on July 26 reports no new cases among troops or government employees in Santiago. Sanitary conditions are excellent and extreme heat leads to belief the epidemic is over.
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Santiago
Washington
War Department
Brooke
Havana
Wood
Jump In Hard Coal Prices Postponed Orders Cancelled
New York July 2 anthracite companies say all orders for coal at pre July prices not filled by July 11 will be cancelled and the $5 per ton advance will then take general effect.
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New York
Poor Horse Race At Yeur Grounds Causes Stir
A large crowd gathered at Yeur grounds for a poorly run horse race at 4 o clock Thursday afternoon. Heasin of Topeka and George J Todd of Holton faced off as both posted $100 bets. Tessin led from the start, finishing the half mile in 1:35, with betting slipping into speculation as the event failed to impress many in attendance.
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Yeur Grounds
Heasin
J . Goings
Topeka
George J .Todd
James Laverty
Holton
Tessin
Denver to Santa Fe rail route advertised with amenities
Tickets on sale August 4 and 7 limited to August 31 for Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo return via the Santa Fe route. Pullman sleepers free chair cars rock ballast track block signal system and Harvey dining rooms touted as traveler advantages. Agent TL King notes linen service by American Steam Laundry at 112 West Seventh, phone 341.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Santa Fe
Stondyers
Pullman
Ignal Ayetem
Harvey
Ameriexn
West Seventh
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