Young Fort Scott preacher wins fame with early revivals
Fr. Seott June 8 reports John B. De Mer sit, a four year old boy preacher, touring towns from Fort Scott. He married his first couple in 1596 and has since wed many, drawing revenue from preaching beyond church collections. His early life began on his father’s farm and by age ten he held revival meetings, gaining notable attention and rapid growth in his ministry.
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Bastrhit Uyhe Sheriffs’ Association
BELOIT BRIDGE JUMPER REPORTED ON RIVER WATERS
A troubled scene on the Solomon river near Beloit drew public attention when a man leaped from a local bridge into the swift current. Rescue attempts were made as onlookers watched the waters rise, with authorities later confirming the incident and ongoing investigations into the events leading up to the jump.
Postmaster Bahnes Farewell in Kansas City Service
June 29 report of Postmaster Fitehwch and Assistant Joe Beary Tanielt of Kansas City handling departure to Washington. Barres retires after 63 years serving as city clerk and deputy clerk with duties transferred to successors. officials and staff prepared for transition and formalities.
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Joe Beary Tanielt
Kansas City
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Clere
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Marysville Agent Honored Receives Public Reception
Lonergan of the Union Pacific was honored in Marysville with a public reception on June 21 marking his 25 years of service. Dignitaries and locals attended including Drabelti and Koester, paying tribute as Lonergan spoke fondly of his long career and connections to prominent families in the area.
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Our Maven
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Coarie
T. Koester
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Family ties and political drift across a 1866 lineage
Fragmentary reminiscence traces Abner Altson and Dowlin relatives, noting a 1866 date, a calm private visit, and later shifts in party loyalties among Austrians and Dowlin descendants. It hints at a family photo of McKinley and a distant Grandfather figure, with unclear connections to later Democratic leanings.
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Will as Abilene guest delivers lecture at Manhattan College
Professor T. F. Will of Manhattan College visited Abilene as a guest of Regent C. B. Hoffenan. He spoke on "The Hod of Education," praising balanced leadership, practical schooling, and education’s role in broadening minds and eradicating prejudice for normal attendees.
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El Dorado Fire Co Forms Twinklehem Youth Crew
Seven years ago El Dorado boys aged seven to fourteen formed an amateur organization using idle funds from El Dorado carriage works. They named themselves the Twinkleheems and installed Ralph Tolle as foreman Chester Sheilen as foreman and Hector Sinclair as secretary treasurer. The group, once joined by an older factory company, saw its original members gathered as the reorganization dated July 4, 1690, and the treasurer has kept the money since.
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Water Tank Burst Injures Farmer Near Cawker City
At a farm near Cawker City on a slope a water tank holding 135 barrels burst while Matt Gongter finished painting it. He was pinned beneath falling pieces, several men freeing him after minutes. He suffered serious injuries to his head and body. Lincoln County residents report rising cattle numbers and growing wealth from stock. Abu Marshall is noted as a leading seller with a Queen Anne house valued between three thousand and four thousand dollars.
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Sedgwick County cattle feeder linked to cashed check
A Topeka State Journal note reports a Wichita bank cashed a $15 check for a Sedgwick County cattle feeder named Dave Smith, a Mitchell County cattleman, with the teller accepting the payment the day prior. The account holder and names are described in a claim about the transaction.
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Beloit Telephone CerAmics Stock Taken By Directors
Beloit June 20 The Beloit Telephone Ceramics venture reports stock already taken by multiple named directors and officers. The commission chair and committee members Wed and Willems oversee the enterprise as many others join the stockholding.
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Reformatory Board Deliberates. No Superintendent Selected
Hutchinson June 20 The Reformatory Board in session to approve bills and conduct routine business reports no decision on a superintendent. Acting superintendent Lingentelier remains in charge. Most Republican staff may be released next month, while Populists are targeted for remaining positions. Broodhounds and foxhounds mix in a local exchange.
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New Paper for Port Scott From Wellington Publisher
Geo A. Puckett of Wellington plans a new evening daily paper for Port Scott. The mission is to fight wrongdoing and aid law enforcement. The newspaper will emanate from Judge W. C. Bashure's office.
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Pred Beeler Ships Fat Cattle Largest Single Shipment
From Glen Elder the cattle king Beeler sends 24 ears of fat cattle along the Central Branch road the largest single shipment by one man. Blue Rapids reports 3.50 quarts of strawberries with 2140 dollars earned and fruit left for home use. Jewell county soldier organization to hold its annual reunion July 14 with officials attending. Magil C Peters of Birgeville Democrat notes prosperity wave and shifts in party tone. Atchison hosts North Central Kansas Editorial gathering July 4 with events and a possible Forest Park band concert. Smith Center Haze Democrat marks its 十 birthday and editor quotes enduring backbone through trials. Arkansas City old settlers and old soldiers meetings adjusted to later dates for unity.
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Atchison
North Central Kansas Editorial
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Missouri
Omaha
St. Paul
Wisconsin
Forest Park
Unspoken Words and Senator Pettigrew's Condition
Washington reports Senator Pettigrew of South Dakota showing slight improvement after a speech disorder episode. The official record omits the incident. observers note local paralysis and potential partial speech recovery if treatment continues, while party critics question Republican protectionist stance and New England’s role in policy shifts.
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Topeka special train and lodge funeral notice
Special train will leave Topeka at 12 40 P M for a round trip fare of 8 cents. Capital Lodge No 3 40 0 W asks members to meet at their hall on Wednesday June 24 to attend the funeral of late brother William Blackburn. E White Master Workman and Mueller R ee W B Johnson Newark etc. Also blue ad about bicycles from Kitehell and Marburg.
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Benefits Game for Fall Festival Promises Strong Pitchers
The Topeka and Atchison state league clubs announce a Thursday charity game at Athletic Park to benefit the Fall Festival fund. County Clerk McCabe will funnel proceeds to the festival while covering expenses. last year the drive netted $100 and organizers aim to exceed it.
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John L Sullivan trains for July 5 bout at Muldoon's resort
New York June 12 John L Sullivan trains at Muldoon's resort near White Plains to prepare for a July 5 bout with Firesimmmens. An Evening World observer notes Sullivan looks sharp, weighs 260 pounds yet appears lean and strong, with a clean, pinkish complexion and bright eyes.
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Evening World
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Racing and baseball notes from early 1900s Midwest
Snook Bros in city on business as a string of horses set records at Topeka meet last summer with Silver Meir, Arabian Boy, Echo. Arabian Boy sold to Philadelphia buyer. Echo to Kansas City. Hugh Jennings improves after head injury in New York Baltimore game. Postmaster General funds three newspapers, sparking criticism over distribution and fiscal policy.
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Sailors Refuse July Parade Over Supreme Court Ruling
The Sailors' union of the Pacific in San Francisco declines to join the Fourth of July parade. A letter to Grand Marshal Sullivan cites a Supreme Court decision upholding enforcement of Sutford service contracts, fueling the protest and dissent among sailors who fear imprisonment for speaking such contracts.
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Pension Bills Lumped by Senate Committee Report
Washington June 28 Hundreds of pension bills were reported to the Senate by the Pension Committee after its first meeting of the session. Chairman Gallinger said the panel would favorably report bills previously passed or considered. Three general pension measures were noted, two amending law and one extending to pensions in certain cases. Physical Geography Adopted by State School Book Commission. The board endorsed a newly published geography book by Scott Foresman & Co for sale under state law at fifty cents. Peerless Steam Laundry advertises service for collar finishing.
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Scott, Fureaman & of
Chicago
Headache Cure Promised by Dr Miles Restorative Nervine
Miss Maggie Hannah of Danville Illinois reports relief after using Miles Restorative Nervine for chronic headaches and nervous exhaustion. She notes a prior severe pain, insomnia, and nervous distress two years earlier, and says she is now well and strong after four weeks. Dr Miles remedies are sold with guarantee and a free booklet is offered by Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Japanese Lantern Fire Injures Topeka Boy Seven
A seven year old boy of W Hughes 40 Topeka avenue was badly burned while playing with Japanese lanterns. Lantern flame ignited paper, clothing caught, hair burned, and the boy will stay in bed for weeks. Funeral notices for William DeLooe and Barney Quant detailed. city's various obituaries noted.
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Chicago Board Wheat and Corn Prices in Weak Market June 3 1897
The June 3 1897 market report notes weak wheat with July futures muted by market uncertainty and weather. Corn shows easy conditions on favorable weather, with receipts and openings described and hog and cattle values listed. Local receipts and price movements are detailed, reflecting a cautious trading day.
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