News of Kansas and State Normal Commencement
State Normal commencement proceeds at Emporia while other Kansas stories note a warehouse district blaze in Harroy and a civil suit over railroad damages in Kansas City. Also reports on budget cuts by Winfield School Board and a clerical dispute sparked by attorney fees in the Jackman case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia
Kansas City
James C. Jackmen
Thomas P. Fenlon
Leavenworth
United States
Jackman
Fenlon
George B Watson
Kan
Alden
Wise
Winfield
Wishenp
Monty
Essary i
Population of Butter County towns shown
The June 10 1895 returns from Butter County list El Dorado 3474 Augusta 1029 Douglass 47 higher, with a small gain countywide. Also notes Normal Community commencement in Emrona Kansas with week long events and schedule through June 11 13 2. Old Settlers meeting Ellis County Hays City picnic planned. 3. Bohemian family in Homkha devastated by diphtheria six deaths. 4. Hutchinson Southern taxes paid 3498 73 by Byron Roberts receiver.
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Butter County
el Dorado
Anguata
Douglage
Augusta
Douglass
Emrona
Kas
Albert Taylor Hall
Ida G Hultin
Motine
Ellis County
Exits
Kan
Hill P
Wilson
Martin Allen
Hays City
Eom
Hmiujkhaa
Free Silver Stance Echoed in New Mexico Press
Governor Thornton declares free silver will be fought in the next presidential campaign as New Mexico backs the policy. He says the state plans to seek admission next winter and notes a 780,000 population with sheep farming and new cattle feeding at home amid drainage developments. Gold mining prospects rise while tales of Far South ventures and even a doomed Bellamy model settlement in Paraguay surface.
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Thornton
New Mexico
Gov
Nebraska
Kansas
A Wheel Within a Wheel is Reason Why Javits Bicycle Class
Effie recounts a comical bicycle misadventure with Jack acting as tutor and Fan clinging to him. A sprained wrist follows a fall from a wheel as Effie laments Fan’s jealousy and charms. Katie seeks Effie as bridesmaid after agreeing to ride, wedding set for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Fan
Katie
Effie
Jaci
Jess
Eric
Chicago Times- Herald
Rain Threatens Death and Destruction in Arkansas Region
Rain bursts flood upper Arkansas between Canon City and Florence with river rise near Florence. Dam safety scares at Monument reservoir as engineers rush repairs to prevent valley destruction. Kansas and Oklahoma beneficios expect corn crop revival from 24 hour downpours across Cherokee Strip. In Montana a 14 year old boy is kidnapped by a hunter, with pursuit ongoing.
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Pexsto
Col
Upper
Arkansas
Canon City
Florence
Arkansas River
Sumner
Monument
Monument Reservoir
Kansas
Kansas Opry
Olathe
Emporia
Fort Scott
Wichita
Caldwell
Kaus
Tennessey and
Perry
Oklo
Oklahoma
Cherokee Strip
Texas
Jsansaa
Sterling
Towa
Iowa
Arate
Hunter
Montara
Bette, Mont
Chinook
Mont
Marcus McKene
Frank Turner
McKane
Turner
Raneom
Tos
West
Kansas Avenas
J.D. Jencks
Harvey Horr Silver Question Debate Plans Formed
In Cucaco on June 10 Lyman J. Gage and Howard E. Taylor finalized plans for a silver discussion between Roswell G. Horr and W. H. Harvey. The format has no speeches. contestants sit to answer questions, with three hour sessions daily starting around July 10. A stenographer will record the exchanges for daily newspaper publication and later book form.
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Cucaco
Lyman J. Gage
Roswell G. Horr
Howard
Taylor
W. H. Harvey
Hore
New York
Cain’s Financial School
Egan Named Receiver for Oregon Short Line
Judge Merritt appointed John M. Egan of St. Paul and W. H. Bancroft of Salt Lake as receivers for the Oregon Short Line Utah Northern railroad property within the court jurisdiction. All interest due must be paid by July 1 and any interest past due within thirty days after maturity. otherwise the property may be surrendered to the Union Pacific receivers.
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Salt Lax
Utah
Merritt
Oregon Short Line
Utah Northern Railroad
John M. Egan
St. Paul
W. H. Bancroft
Salt Lake
Union Pacific Road
Wholesale Beer Depot Expands Concordia Distribution
The Clyde Voice notes several brewery firms using Concordia as a distribution point for beer orders. Express shipments now come from Concordia, not Kansas City or St Joseph, with 2 3 cars kept on hand. Claimed savings run about 80 cents per keg. Also lists recent departures and a church social announcement for United Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening June 11 with cream and cake planned.
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Concordia
Cirpz
Kan
Clyde Voice
Express
Kansas City
St Joseph
United Presbyterian Church
Milwaukie Barn Fire Destroys Lumber and Horses
Fire at Forester Lumber barns spread to Schlitz Brewing barns in Milwauker Wisconsin destroying the roof. The Raleigh steamship and Lucy Graham schooner suffered damage. Forester Co lost most of its lumber and sixteen horses. Loss estimated between 60 000 and 75 000 dollars, likely higher.
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Milwaukie
Schlitz
Milwauker
Wis
Forester Lumber Company
Sparks
Schlitz Brewing Company
Raleigh
Abbig
Lucy Graham
Forester & Co
Foley
Miraculous Underground Escape Of Two Fishermen At Tartamassa Fla
Report from Tartamassa Florida details two Black fishermen named Nathan Brooks on and Josh Gill who vanished after being swept into a subterranean stream. They emerged half a mile away, struggling, and were rescued after an hour of effort. The incident marks a rare escape in a known dangerous fishing site feared for many deaths and cattle losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tartamassa
Fla
Theie
Nathan Brookson
Josh Gill
River cut prompts Kansas side road to Atchison bridge plans
In St Joseph Missouri on June 10, plans are proposed to build a new road along the Kansas side from just west of St Joseph to Atchison. The river cut on the east bank threatens to block the Atchison bridge, prompting this cross river infrastructure proposal.
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Phillips County
Puincureecaa
Kaa
Thia Round
Phillipsburg
Dispatch
Atchison
De=amie
St. Josers
Jane
Missouri
Kansas
St Joseph
Today Market Report from Coriaco June 10 Wheat Prices
Market notes show wheat moved on New York shipment claims with July opening lower and mixed. corn weak from rain west of the river. oats steady. provisions firm on hog receipts. Chicago letter predicts government winter spring wheat conditions and potential price shifts. corn and oats outlook tied to weather.
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Associated Press
State Journal
Coriaco
New York
Chicago
Topeka Grain and Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Price Current
Chicago Trade Bulletin
Snow
Orange Judd
Thoman
Prairie
Missouri River
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Chicago News Bureau
Mark Long
Hiltern Corn and
Ilinois
Indiana
Lower Michigan
Wisconsin
Missouri
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wyoming
Montana
Kansas City Markets Review From June 10
Kansas City market notes show cattle and hog receipts with varied values. Texas steers up to 2,504 dollars, Texas cows near 1,752, mixed stockers and feeders around 225 to 264, hogs quoted 400 to 470, and sheep 841. Market strength indicated with higher bid levels and steady receipts across lots. Weather and wheat futures referenced with export clearances and port activity.
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Sansas City
Kaxeas Ctr
Catrna
Texas
Selas
Topeka Grain
Southwestern
Ana
Ion
Ahr
Yorkora
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West Fifth Street
Topeka
Wil
Eos
George W. Stansfield
Kansas Ave
Kansas City , St. Joseph
St. Tenis
Omaha
Peoria
Minneapolis
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Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
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Pittsburg
H. C. Orr
Sky
Mempe
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Contara
J. E. Locewoop
G.P.& TA
Daily Starz Jouznan
News OF Kansas
W. CT
Holton
Other State News
Thomas P. Fenton
Harroy
Aquare
W. G. U. Library
Mark's
Stes
Builer's Towns
Bellamy
Paraguay
Zoraka Stream
Pax
Pau
Cannes
Gassion
France
Pyrenees
Pic du Midi
Chateau Henri IV
Vent du Sud
Blackwood's Magazine
Buffalo Express
London
Colorado
Harvey-Horr
Egan
W. B. Bancroft
Oregon
City
Union Pacific
E Paurviance
St Marys
HJ. Fulton
Abilene Vis
Rock Island
E Hand J. Lutweiler
Duncan
Bo Merriam
Santa Fe
C. J. Brown
Houston
Edwin Scott
J.J. Frey
Mary Scott
Camp Harding
Colo
Today’s Market Report
Hugh Lew
Jose
Brig SL Park
Vas
Berlin
Whear
Isiegraph
St. Louis
Elauer
Silk
Kan. Ave
Monrus St
Gal Clay
Bell
Overton & Leo's
Canalen and
Scaingle Mateeane Hiss Pratee Ceeay
Cleay
Caial
All Druggista
Jovanal
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