McKinley's Silver Coinage and Hispano War Talk
Fragmented 1890s era column covers Gov. McKinney’s presidential surge, South machine support, and debates over silver coinage. It echoes partisan brinkmanship, Madrid diplomacy over Spain, and pressure for Cuba amid Democratic party criticism and war talk.
Lawrence Journal rivalry over Mia Hughes bribery claim
The letter disputes a State Journal reform stance and accuses it of cowardice for avoiding facts about Mia Hughes. It alleges she won her position through influence from ex Senator Buchac, notes she was previously enrollment bills expert, and defends her election by House members amid ongoing controversy.
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Mra Hughes
State Journal
Lawrence Journal
Lawrence Journel
Mia Hughes
Buchac
Wyandotte
Strate Journal
Kansas Paragraphs and Local Happenings
A mosaic of notes on topics from a Smith Center tombstone dealer to Lawrence writers and Atchison travelers. Snippets include weather hopes for a wet spring, a Peabody candy theft, irrigation plans, and a blackberries project by Montgomery. Literary items and publishers’ news fill the page with March Forum features and new song releases.
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Oriols
Smith Center
Lebsaga
Ode
Smith County
Lawrence
Atchison
Montgomery Irrigation Society
Peabody
Democratic Editorial Association
Leavenworth
Woman's Library Club
Independence
Sayea
Ople
Gaylord
Acorn Crib
Doniphan
New Publications and Ink Introductions at Street News
L A Heller renders Sardou as Sans Gene in a post tomo with linen covers. a Napoleonic romance making waves in Paris London New York. Evolution and the Immanent God by Rev William F English adds to Arena Publishing Boston at 1 dollar cloth 50 cents paper. 2B Patton Garden City Kansas offers blue black Ink claimed to resist drafts erase testaments from bank cashiers.
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Proctor & Gambie Company
Cincinnati
N. O. Nelson Manufacturing Company
St Louis
Frank W. Blackmar
University of Kansas
J. E. Eckels
Henry Cabot Lodge
E. R. A. Seligman
Columbia College
L Emmett Holt
Will L. Garver
Arena Publishing Company
Boston
George F. Kunz
Ernest Ingersoll
Charles Turner
Killarney
Lennie Greenlee
Harry C. Jones
Fifth Avenue
New York
M. Witmark & Sons
W. 28Th Street
W. J. Rolfe
Shakespeare
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Peopl Oliver Optic
J.1. Trowbeli
Journal Pab, Co
William St
the Home Book Company
Vesey
Patton
Garden City
Kan
FOR NEW YORKS POOR Scheme of Potato Farms Adopted
New York charities conference adopts Detroit born potato farm plan to aid the poor. A committee will organize patches of one third of an acre per family with seed potatoes provided. Offers from Steinway and Hewitt and Columbia College promise land for the project as thousands of acres may be tendered. Estimated vacant lots count 17 229 across western Manhattan and Harlem areas.
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New York
New York Charities Conference
Pingree
Detroit
Wm. Steinway
Long Island City
Hewitt
Inwood
Columbia College
Morning Side Heights
Dayton
Weet One
Gifts to fool the public in baking powder brands
Government and physicians condemn baking powders with unsafe ingredients. A partial list shows many brands such as Calumet Chicago Yeast Keaton Granva Bon Bar Hotel Taylor's One Spoon Climax Snow Puff Snow Ball Giant Milk Crown Unrivalled Silver Star Davie O KK Forest City Monarch K. C Loyal Manhattan Crystal Hatchet Home Effort to sell powders under twenty five cents a pound is likely unsafe, says Dr. Wiley after World’s Fair tests.
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Alum Ag
Calumet
Chicago
Davie' O
Forest City
Monarch
K. C
Manhattan
Vienna
Wiley
AS BAD AS THE GALLEYS. A Colorado Convict Who Lost His Mind by Solitary Confinement
Denver reports a district court hearing Henry Tyson murder convict whose death sentence was suspended due to insanity. Three years in a cell with no contact left him blind and immobile until gradual recovery after 1392 warden’s exercise regime. A jury now finds him sane and may re-sentence him to hang. His lawyers seek release claiming post facto conviction.
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Colorado
Denver
Henry Tyson
McLister
Tyson
Deportation order for diamond cutters from abroad
Secretary Carlisle issues a decision in the diamond cutters case declaring that the workers brought to the country under contract must be deported. The item mentions a Secev German Saive and a household remedy for cuts burns and inflammation, advertised by W. Kennady.
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Carlisle
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