Kansas Gains Fort Riley Building Funds in $7500 Add On
A Kansas dispatch outlines congressional actions securing funds for Fort Riley and related Fort Leavenworth facilities. It notes $7500 for additional buildings at Fort Riley, plus broader river and public works appropriations in the Missouri River region and Topeka post office construction funding. It highlights political maneuvering by Representative Blue and others in the appropriation process and mentions the Fort Cooke reservation transfer proposal to Kansas.
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Kansas
Leavenworth
Leavenworts
Fort Riley
Peart Riley
Securit
Wnd
Peter
Atchison and
Broderick
Faeweke
Neoshe
Tabette
Steve
Ae Tee
Kirkpatrick
Arte
David Uversiver
Topeka
Serviten
FR Ose
Guyune Hagen
United States
Fort Maye
Salentine
Jim Bul
Bulldine
Topeia
Lane
Fort Cooke
Doden City
Bresiden
Smeas
Fragments Reflect Vague Garden Prom Request Details
A garbled garden event note hints at late promises and warden seed actions. The text cites concerns by two congress members and requests from menotUENte figures. Mentions a Munsotin factory and unclear committee reactions.
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St Congress
Ts Bic
Ieres
Amryan Nerds
Rasscuttees
Packaged deliveries mismanaged by agricultural department
Fragmented text describes a plan to ship packages to individuals, with intention to tailor each bundle to needs but facing delays and mistakes. It notes sending duplicate parcels, misrouted deliveries, and a proposal to prepack by the department, while blaming congressional and bureaucratic methods for public disappointment.
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Koltie
Bundhing
Hay
Seele
Maple Leaf deal to buy three blocks in Kansas City area
The Maple Leaf company has completed a seal for purchasing three blocks on North Second Street near State and Clover avenues. Agents paid over 40000 cash for the land and plan large improvements including a grain elevator and drainage works. Construction will occur on Wigok Petre Street and Matrushke avenues with connections to nearby streets.
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Kanesa City- Mansas Oly
Chicago ‘Creat Western Flashway Company
Maple Lats
North Second Street
State
Hveratt Avenues
Maple Leaf Company
Mx Arkell Gojomima
Bt Mil
Getty Wed Hutchings
Marntunes
Gale
Waeahlegton
Distilleries to close and trust houses to shut early in July
A draft notice indicates all distilleries and trust houses will cease operations early in July. Factories have run at reduced capacity for months due to weak trade and cheap spirits imports, with leaders delaying restart plans as shipments slow and the American spirits market tightens.
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Unis
Tesut
Woman's Relief Corps Plans New Departure
The Woman's Relief Corps of Sine Mapine announces a May 29 decoration event with a May 11 meeting to discuss duties and mourning. The group will report on the deceased and honor May Geethietend of Alay while continuing charitable services and sacred duties as directed by Congress.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Congress
Both Sides Accuse Fraud Over Last Election Count
A New Orleans report details alleged massive fraud by both parties following the latest election. The piece cites party leaders urging white bloc mobilization, claims about vote suppression of Black voters, and twists of central committee rhetoric while outlining disputed parish results and calls for constitutional remedies.
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New Orleans
Etic
Seuthiec Pyonle
Pronberictina
Sima Ion
Dominchian
Sant Mullion
Amu Wintertel
Acti Sud
Acti Sud Pellztinl
Carolina Lave Wet
Campelen Trove
Livie
Herwig
Omeim
Alata
J. N. Pharr
Eat Carroll
Cuddo
Tap
Uni
Ahroweh
Fiaguddines
Mmroe
Hvine Tre
Pat Poe
Baton Rouge Protest Fares Threats Rally Gathers Members
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a protest in Baton Rouge on a Monday urging protection for union members against threats and intimidation by organized groups. Mentions Governor Foster and legislative committees facing pressure over fair dealing and justice.
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Bort
Fares
Siderce
Asrentti
Foster
Debs Quotes Trumbull on Money Power at Milwaukee Visit
Debs spoke May 1 in Eugene V Debs at the invitation of the Central Labor group attracting a large audience. He cited Trumbull defending, claimed big defense for press and noted one wire in money power hands. He critiqued judges and referenced the Pullman strike and Chicago pack as examples of corporate influence.
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Clanimatl
Eugene Vv
Debs
Central Latervewnel
Hubinson
Lyman Frumbul
Supreme Court
Trumbull
Trumbualt
Duttge Jonking
Milwaukee
Vega
United States
Coliwell
Booths in Salvaton Army feud over Newark barracks
In New Fork on May 11 a supreme court application sought to extend a temporary injunction against Ballington Booth halting transfer or disposal of Salvation Army property in Newark. Gen William Booth’s counsel argued no clear title on the suit sheets as Ballington Booth, chief commander, faces questions over the property. Justice Pryor denied the motion with costs, stating he could not decide if the building could be used for Salvation Army purposes.
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Salvationists
New Fork
Supreme Court Oh
Wmn. Booth
The
Salvation Arms
Ballington Booth
Volunteers
Ballinginn Booth
Galted Susten
Hut
Salem
Newark
Pryor
Leavenworth Denies Planned Shrat Reunion Next Fall
A Topeka report quotes Leavenworth officials and Commander Whitney denying any fall Shrat reunion. Multiple post members refute the claim, stating there will be no reunion and no interference with state events.
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Leavenworth
Topeki
Whitney
Post
Topeka
Is Garner a Praud in London Comment
A London writer cites the New York Times claiming Garner, once controversial in American papers for alleged discoveries, may publish a new work about ventures in western Africa and the Congo. The piece hints Garner’s return could vex French missioners and relates old disputes over payments and reputations.
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London
Pyuth
New York Times
Garner
Janganee
Monhess
Africa
Vielt Gaboun
Prench
Ferman Vax
Junge
Alimony Rights in Colorado Divorce Case Explored
Aspen May 1 A novel proposition concerns whether husbands share equal rights in divorce as attorney Milon Johnson argues the wife seeks divorce and claims community property. The issue centers on whether the husband should receive a portion of assets, as the case moves toward district court with equal suffrage discussions in Colorado.
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Colorado
Aspen
Milon Johnson
Harmitton
Tony
Largest Contract Awarded for Baltimore Line Cars
The Baltimore and Ohio awards a massive car contract to several manufacturers including Palace Car Company of Chicago and Michgan Car Company of Detroit. The total value nears 2.5 million dollars with equipment work to be funded by receiver certificates in federal court.
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Cara Baltimore
RAY Nestrelsky Cara
General Man- Seer Green
Baltimore & Olio Ral
Kann Vernon
South Gualghear
Agerisate
United States
Can't Beat McKinley On First Ballot in St Louis Nomination
Washington May 41. The race for the Republican presidential nomination shows McKinley with 422 uncontested delegates and 132 in contest, plus 90 yet to be tested, totaling 616 delegates. The analysis notes McKinley's strength against rivals, with contested and uncontested allocations, and predicts McKinley will win on the first ballot at St Louis even if all delegates on the floor oppose him.
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Washington
Nevada
W. Virginia
McKinley
Quay
Morton
Aili Man
Bradley
Culler Deiziter
Alaska
DE Whelit
Canes Ly
Mackinley
Committee On
Cma
Penson
New Se
North
Caroline
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Vermont
Virginia
Jabama
Arkansas
Connecticut
Georgia
India
Kuisan
Kentucky
Maryland
Michigan
California
Unavis
Nebras
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Indian Territory
Ohlahoma
Cath Lew Minke
Carolina
Texas
Columbia
Ital
Massachusetts
New Hampentre
Rhode
Mertoma
New York
Allison
Iowa
Louisiana
Utah
Ty District Brust
Cotamble
Meucks
Howe
Yverul
Marylin
New Muxico
New Jersey
Alabama
Fiorida Georeti
Loulsland
Mississippi
North Carolina
Caroling
Mirsiia
Arizone
South
Hiluley
McKinles
Mississipi
Arison
Omnes
Mckinnes Peas
Finorine
Isindidites
Suru
Ale Adams
South Carglicn
Din Pas
Alsbaug
Lou Curtin
Mirsinin
Elionen
Excend
Drummer Dog Beau Brummell Traveled With Topeka Troupe
A curious item notes Beau Brummell of Topeka traveling as a drummer on a northern Kansas trip. The dog drummer, not aligned with the hotel crowd, barks with delight at his owner’s hotel return and eats from the dish, while another Brummell figure from Highland Park is mentioned.
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Beau Brummell
Topeka
Topel
Northwerkern
Kansas
Mr Wiface
Om Jn
Howe Gmenand
Spernice House
Aspirants for Governor Lead States into National Campaign
The piece outlines governor elections this year with Alabama’s Danocrats nominating Joseph F. Johnston, while Jeffersonian Captain Jormeton backs the treasurer issue. It notes General J. W. Burke as Straightout Republican nominee and potential fusion with Populists backing Goodwyn. Illinois Republicans nominate John B. Tanner, a veteran and former state treasurer with a long political career.
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Alabama
Danocrats
Joseph F. Johnston
Jormeton
Hevill
F. Johnetos
Straighout
J. W. Burke
Calhoun County
Congressmn Goodwyn
Illinois
John BR. Tanner
Tanner
Clay County
State Senate
Arthur
Klingia
Harrison
Jon EH Taser
United States
Chicago
Togo
Controversy Over Roger Williams Baptism Sparks Baptist Debate
Dr William Whitsett, president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, asserts Roger Williams was sprinkled rather than immersed, shocking orthodox Baptists. His stance, published in a now-defunct encyclopedia, has drawn sharp criticism. trustees may address the issue at Chattanooga.
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Whitaltt
Roger Willcos
William Heth Whitsitt
Roger Wiliamos
Southern Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Whitsitt
Roger Williams
Whiteitt
DE William Nets Whiteit
Chattanooga
Whitaitt
Nashville
Union University
University of Virginia
South van Baptin Theological Seminary
Berlin
Leipsia
America
Wicker chairs and interior fabrics bless hot days
A 19th century style advertisement extols wicker chairs as cool comfortable options for summer living. It markets Old Hickory chairs, seamless matting, Japanese matting, Bur mah rugs, and Japansese embroideries, claiming price variety and quality from a local mill. It touts rugs, fur rugs, and ornate floor coverings as durable, stylish home textiles.
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Eblcan Congress
Jon Caron
Hoods
Drum
Salyty CJ Hund
Ob Lowell
Tood's
Louisana
Booth Vs. Booth
Oberley
Tha
Mac
St. Louis
Thompson Bros
Kansas Ave
Quincy Deems
Sideris
South Hall
Tatvation
Ingeain
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Savonnerles
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