Ladies Sleeveless and Knitted Underwear Listing
A compact sale note lists Ladies Sleeveless Vests silk taped ribbed at 1.90 each and a 25 value. Childs Sleeveless Vests all sizes, Childs Knitted Drawers, Ladies Knitted Drawers and Extra Size Drawers priced from 0.50 to 5.00. Stock appears limited with regular store mentions.
Fighting Goes On In May 21 Action At Palanoe
In May 21 fighting near Palanoe, Santi and Plam report insurgent attacks along a rotted wire line. Americans repel assaults, suffer casualties, and firepower inflicts heavy losses on rebels. Rebels burn towns near Gulan and Trecin, killing friendly natives and two Spaniards. American forces pursue, capture positions, and shell enemy lines as reports detail continued engagement and wounded among U.S. troops.
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Eitan
Uvaesl
Bera
Handin
Palanoe
Poe
Helena Dom
North Star Grocery Ad Promotes Canned Goods Prices
An old brief advert for The North Star Grocery lists canned goods and price cues. It mentions items like Anderson’s jam and promotional phrases about comparing prices and cash purchases, reflecting a period retail pitch.
Populist Finance Plank Attacks Money Trusts In Sioux Falls
News brief reports the Populist platform adopted at Sioux Falls denounces a March 14, 1900, act creating a large money trust and criticizes policies on coinage, bond funding, bank capitalization, and treasury actions. Pensions in Kansas and Nebraska listed with beneficiaries and amounts.
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Sioux Falls
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Encampment Ends with Delegates Leaving
In Olton Kansas on May 11 the Kansas G A R encampment and allied organizations adjourned as delegates departed for home. President McKinney and Congress members from Kansas received praise for their support, while Col D R Anthony and Pat Coney opposed a resolution later carried. Commissioner H Clay Evans was denounced.
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W. Martin
Rolton
Kan
Kansas
D. R Anthony
Pat Coney
Topeka
H. Clay Evans
New Wrinkles Shoes on Sale at Bargain Prices
The store highlights include a wide range of shoes with prices offered as low as bargain rates. It claims prices are fair and moderate, suggesting customers cannot find better value elsewhere.
Kansas G A R Encampment Deliberations and Office Elections
The record details officers elected for the G A R encampment and the W H C, delegates named to the national encampment, and resolutions endorsing Breada Moore for president. It notes Hutchinson to host the next reunion, and lists officers for the Ladies of the G A R and the L A S S auxiliary with attendance and comments on interdepartmental tensions among auxiliary groups.
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Coulee
Raack
W. W Martin
Fort Beoth
Norton
Blue
J. R. Baird
Dave Miller
Olinne
B.J. Herrok
W. Munn
Coffeyvile
Beorgson
Hallowell
Peasterson
Abtiene
L. Jeuniang
Ghnpmannon
P. L. Jeuning
Ghnj
B. Parnell
Guthurne
Amos Peck
Ollin
GN. Minna
Great Bend
J. J. Binley
Dodge Cay
J. K Hudson
Topeka
Ogi
A McPherson
Bleib
WR Mitchell
Beloit
A.W. Batthy
McPherson
Hutchinson
Juncton
Aay
Gallen
GA. R
W. E.C
W Moore
Abilene
W. H.C
Sarah Whitwer
Lawrence
Josephine Jones
Helton
Jennie Walk
Kansas
J. L. McBride
Leavesworth
Anna Beeler
Ottawa
Carrie Harvey
Winfield
Emma_Guees
Horton
Mary I. Starley
Atchison
Delia Rowilne
Kansas City
Kan
Kimmie Wall
Swearinger
Kansa City
Emma Titchie
Wichita
Lainos’ Aid Socie
Sons of Veterans
Nellie Benjamin
Mia
W. P. Wilcox
Emporia
Treaster
Mies May Murphy
Ida Sefleck
Erporta
Trion
Josephine Ruch
Burlington
Amy Rapes
Ina Connell
Redding
Mary L. White
Coulter
Women's
Relef Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
More delegates named for national corrections conference
Delegates from Kansas Texas New Mexico and other states named to attend the upcoming Conference of Correction and Charities at Topeka. The event opens in one week with about 500 outside delegates and many county officials expected. Governor Favors Texas has appointed Dr M L Graves San Antonio and others. New Mexico selections include Rev Mary J Bordych and Mrs Warner Las Vegas.
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National Conference of Correction and Charities
Topeka
Kansas
United States
Chicago Post
Chicago
Topeks
James A. Troutman
Governor Favors
Texas
Lone Star State
I. J. ‘Tunkerstey
Gatesville
J.T. Wilson
Terrell
BM. Worsham
Austin
M. L. Graves
San Antonio
M. Fry
Fort Worth
W. L. Kennedy
Huntsville
J. 3. Rice
William Clemens
New Traurtels
R.C. Buckner
Dallas
T. H. Bowman
Corsicana
John B. Peyton
Trinity
W. M. Lacy
Rusk
Otera
New
W. Hoh. Llewellyn
Las Cruces
H. I. Bowman
A. Jones
Socorro
Aire RP. Barnes
Silver City
G. A. Richardson
Roswell
Manning
Alamogordo
Wheat market slips on weather and crop report
Chicago May 1 Wheat prices eased amid ideal weather and cautious interpretation of the government crop report. Light selling, scattered buying, and outside demand offered relief as July futures dipped while receipts and shipments showed mixed activity from Minneapolis, Duluth, and Chicago areas. Prices firmed late as buyers reentered, with strong midday selling noted and overall market turning slightly higher on renewed interest.
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Gphaewo
Gengestad
Duluth
Cowthwest
Wenentind
Fas
Pw Fc
Merket
Smh Og Senate
Liverpool
Omie
Michigen
Utne
Tadlana
Pennsylvanis
Corm
Saitow
Jared
Chicago and Kansas City Livestock Market Summary
Chicago markets report mixed cattle and hog activity with receipts around 30,000 today and 14,001 expected tomorrow. Cattle futures show higher tendencies, with steady demand for medium and good stock. hogs stay active with a broad price range and strong bids. Kansas City notes relative strength in cattle, Texas cow and steer markets, and Topeka reports mixed grain and livestock activity amid regional price shifts.
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Chicago
Geko
Ickare Gad
Aeseus
Slovas
Catwon Momgese
Texas Seatven Sa
Fogatecra
Venus
Aioe
Cate
Ile
Kansas City
Texas
Searker
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