Soldiers' Reception For Kansas Regiments Planned
A reunion style reception is proposed for the Twentieth Kansas and related regiments with a special day set for Twenty first through Twenty third Kansas units. Nationally known speakers are hoped for including President McKinley and Gen. Funston sword presentation plans discussed by the committee.
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War Department
Ifva
Kansas
President McKinium
Corpocal Tanner
David H. Henderson
Dane
Finaton
Reiden
Heroic of McGrath Aboard Beveriy Sinks Four Drowning Sailors
Captain McGrath of the steamer Beveriy sprang into the water to aid four sailors who fell overboard near Port Ariens. He perished while attempting the rescue as the ship remained afloat with the crew scrambling to assist. One crewman reportedly drowned Sunday, June 10, amid rough seas and mechanical issues delayed relief.
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Port Ariens
Ammairs
McGrath
Beveriy
Beverly
Port Antonia
Pothemien
Iim
Althowen
Ingalls for Congress in First District Rival Republicans Talk
Ingalls for Congress as Republicans discuss backing him in the First District. The report notes supporters and the conservative town group backing Ingalls with Curtis and Enugilie named. Kop to Mr Ingalls, now in Washington, will return to Atchibon within ten days.
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Ingalls
Congress
Esrsos
Atchwon
Tube
Atriwih Hepub- Venus
Wituetion
Pine District
MOHAWH RED PAINT COLOR FOR TAX SIGNS
The article discusses repainting fire tax signs in a rich vermilion red with a new color slated to last longer. It notes previous Vermillion shade adoption years ago and mentions efforts to ensure visibility and consistency across locations.
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Piet Wilperth
Erie
Standard Oil Raises Capital Stock in New Certificate
June 16 report states Standard Oil increases capital stock from 10,000,000 to 110,000,000 with 100,000,000 preferred stock to pay quarterly dividends. Certificate signed by Henry M. Tingier president and RE. D. Clarke secretary, filed with the secretary of state.
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Standard Oil
Trenton
Standard OM Company
Henry M. Tingier
RE. D. Clarke
Mail Car Robbed Near Poteau Indian Territory
Post office inspector reported the mail car attached to a Kansas City Pittsboro Gulf train was robbed three miles south of Poteau Indian Territory Thursday night. No further details were provided in the dispatch.
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St Louis
Kansas City
Pittsboro & Gulf
Potehu
Indian Territory
Biscuit Beatla? Tepexa baker uses Gold King powder
Tepexa manufacture by Parker at 1001 Kansas Ave. promotes A Light or Fluffy Biscuit made with Gold King Baking Powder PUREST AND BEST.
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Gold King
Parker
Kansas Ave
Harris of Kansas Funeral Arrangements for Congressman Wland
Washington observers report the funeral for Congressman Wland will be held with Ruteril of Washington in charge. The catafalque and remains will be placed, music and scripture readings planned, and a Masonic service scheduled. Honorary pallbearers named. congressional committee to attend. senators from Missouri Colorado Arkansas Iowa Kansas listed.
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Arms
Ruteril
Washington
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Mera House
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Jesson
C. W. Wilkinson
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Episcopal Chien
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Madicon
Avenue Methodist Episcopal
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J. F. Alexander
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Minuls
Toller
Colorade
Berry
Arkansas
Allson
Lowe
Farris
Kansas
Morse thief taken home by officer in Nebraska
An Auburn Nebraska incident reports a horse thief, Morris Cummings, brought back by an officer. A $25 reward was offered, with no reward for the horse’s return. The sheriff and officer shared a recovery, while Lucas would divide with the informer who pointed out Cummings.
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Nemahian
Nebrask
Morris Cummings
Lavas
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Curinminss
Tis
Trial Ends in Topeka as Jurors Deliberate on James Case
The jury began deliberations just before noon after T M James testified for four and a half hours in a Topeka trial. Prosecution and defense outlined their positions while witnesses attested to James's peaceful reputation. The judge described possible verdicts including murder, assault with intent, and acquittal.
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Hayes
Mr James
Topeka
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Atorg
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Bert
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Judie Haren
The
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Linicks
JS Breninger
Vares
Diétmnre
Races Next Week At Topeka Track Feature Starred Horses
Entries for next week's meet fill the Topeka grounds as Nolen and Dutlun stables headline a crowded field. Track records, notably 2 18 for the half mile, loom as contenders race nears with Willis Foote and John Nolan central to the anticipated fast times and multiple trotting and pacing events across TUESDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY schedules.
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Topeka
Dutlun
Willis O. Foote
John Nolan
John Solan
Texas
Dallas
Alta R
Rose
Paralex
Albert Powell
Sam Medium
Parnell Jr
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van King
Diack
Willam Bradbury
Pilot Evans
Mlw. Jones
W. Tanner
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H.C. Willis
H. W. Sawtell
Pacer
Vic Green
George Burghart
Pat Sherman
White
Trust to Form Nationwide Clothing Combine
Baltimore June 11. Trust to include 160 large clothing manufacturing establishments across the country, forming the American Clothing Manufacturing Company in New Jersey. President Rosenthal plans a $199,000,000 capital, stock to be issued on business merit, with aims to save millions without raising garment costs or wages. The plan envisions market by market houses producing best suited goods, with rents and logistics trimmed.
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Baltimore
Bamurl Hoeenthal Jr
New Jersey
American Clothing Manufacturing Company
Combine
Rosenthal
Sugar War Witness Describes Sugar Refining Margins
Jarvie of Attackie and Tari testifies in an afternoon session detailing refinery margins and pricing affects of the American Sugar Refining Company known as the sugar trust. He notes raw to refined margin around nine tenths of a cent, later dropping, and discusses competition, imports, and potential price impacts on rivals.
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Washington
Arvie
Santavision
Attackie & Tari
Air
Jarvie
Hin
Aliettors
Vist
Pet Pever
American Sigar Refining Company
The
Sugar Trust
Deraivet Bia Dem
Sayine
American Sugar Refining Company
Etars
Flo
Augar Trust
Beitie
Mar
Wies
Cemby
APPROVE TWO NEW DANCES AT NATIONAL DANCE MEETING
Niagara Falls June 14 two new dances receive approval from the American National Association of Masters of Dancing at its annual convention. Harvest dance and Princess Louise euvotte added to terpsi chorean art and set for adoption in society circles nationwide. Members include skilled men and women promising broader close-work techniques and social dancing innovation.
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Niagara Falls
United States
Princess Louise Euvotte
Poor Womens Outing Opens Bureau Charity Trip to Lake Tumera
Chicago June 16 A group of women from tenement districts left yesterday with the Bureau of Associated Charities and other organizations for a week at Lake Tumera. About eighty women and children will be sent to the Wisconsin resort. The excursion marks the Bureau’s spring outing and the effort to place children in country service while schooling resumes. Superintendent Bicknell expects to reach 40 1,000 participants over the year.
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Chicago
Ignty
Bureau of Associated Charities
Lake Tumera
Beeameloe
Wisiiiniti
Sthormer
Dee Childres
Wiehty
Bicknell
Lockout in Berlin Ends Strike Tactics
Berlin workers in building trades fail to return after votes for minimum wages of five cents an hour. The lockout begins as allied employers close car lines to thousands of masons. The syndicate plans to cover all damages assessed against individual members for not honoring contracts. The outcome is seen as a likely defeat for the striking workers.
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Berlin
Beriin
Codfish Run at Lofoten Wales Norway Industry Tour
The codfish season at Lofoten, Norway, draws vast fleets as 10,000,000,000 fish compact into inlets like Osmoesfjord. The annual run, from January to April, swamps banks around Vestfjord, leaving fishermen with crowded boats and limited swimming space for weeks. Cod liver oil from these catches funds global health, with herring often imported for halibut bait, and the fish’s dominance ensures a unique local industry.
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Philadelphia Times
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Hvers
Point Row
Poe
Norway
Vestfjord
Osmoesfjord
WANTS HER CHILD
Mrs Belle Brown seeks the return of her seven year old daughter Ethel Belle Brown from the Topeka Orphans Home. The district court hears she placed the girl there on April 20 last year and asks the court to order the home officers to reveal the child’s whereabouts and return her to the mother.
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District Court
Ethel Belle Brown
Topeka
J. P. Howe
Hattie Jones
Ite
Funston Remembered Heroic Act Beneath New Rank
San Francisco residents recount Brigadier General Fred Funston’s act of mercy on Kearny Street. He helped an elderly, hungry woman by dining with her and paying the bill, only to discover her theft of a small roll of bills from his vest pocket after she thanked him. The tale reflects his heart in the right place.
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New Yorke Herald
San Francisco
Fred Punston
Witt
Funston
Prisey
Kearney Street
Presidio
the Golden Gate
Punston
Terefore
Rathona
Hais
June Sale on Rogers triple plated silverware
Announcing the annual June sale offering discounts on Rogers silverware. Sid a set features triple plated knives and forks, claimed to attip more silver to the dozen than any other make. H Morrison at 505 Kansas Avenue promotes the guarantee of quality.
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Rogers
H. Morrison
Kansas Avenue
Stove Trust Formed in Cleveland
Stove manufacturers of Cleveland plan a consolidation controlling about half of gas coal oil and gasoline stoves in the United States. The Standard Gas Stove and Manufacturing Company will form with a capitalization of 5,500,000 dollars including 7,500,000 dollars in preferred stock and 3,000,001 dollars in common stock.
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Stove Trust
Chicago
Tribune
Cleveland
United States
Standard Gas Store and Manufacturing Company
Stoc
Lion Runs Amuck in Indianapolis Show
Brutus the lion escaped from an animal show in a residence district and roamed for an hour. He leaped streets and smashed into a grocery store window, attacked a butcher shop ice box, and bit a man before trainers subdued him and recaptured the animal.
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Indianapolis, Inc
Brutus
Killed by Caterpillars in Huron Township
Jacob De King, a 70 year old farmer from Wolcott New York, died of blood poisoning after handling pest nests on apple trees. He injured his left thumb May 1 while repairing a barbed wire fence, later crushed caterpillars with bare hands, leading to a festering wound and fatal swelling. His son-in-law Frank Vousprill had died recently from a similar outbreak after handling pests in spring 1888.
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Jacob de King
Huron Township
Lummisville
de King
Bus Mess
King
Frank Vousprill
Wheeler for governor
Democrats in Huntsville claim General Joe Wheeler has not committed to a gubernatorial bid. Representative J H Wallace and others report Wheeler saying it is too early to decide, though he would consider the honor and is not bound to retire from politics.
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Huntsville
Ala
Joe Wheeler
Alabama
J. H. Wallace
Washington
Wheeler
Wheat Market Swings on Russian News and Weather
Severe weather and Russian crop news trigger sharp moves in grains with September wheat spiking after reports of damage and liquidation later checking. Cattle hogs and corn trading show mixed receipts and prices while global markets cap gains amid favorable weather and crop conditions.
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