Fourth of July Journal edited by W T U of Kansas City
The Fourth of July issue of the Kansas City Daily Journal will be edited and published entirely by the W T U of Kansas City. The edition contains notes on a Spanish steamer wreck near Capenes, Canadian tuna in Canadian waters, local court and police matters in Kansas, and social notes including baking powder ads and a Jefferson boy farming corn.
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Kansas City
Kanes City
Gravina
Antwerp
Lisbon
Capenes
Pye
BR . of
Cleveland
Rondesn
Half Rate Excursions to Missouri Arkansas and the Southeast
An old newspaper item advertises half rate excursions to South Missouri Arkansas and the Southeast with May 21 and June 11 departures via the Memhis Route Kansas City Florida. It notes one fare with a $7 minimum, stops for detailed pecans and fruit regions, and solicits travelers to obtain schedules and descriptive matter from local ticket offices. Also listed are Beggs German Salve, Worral lessons, Lyon Van Nice agents, and Ne Plus Ulizra Poligh repair services.
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Missouri
Arkansas
Spears
Lge
Harry Worral
Lyon & van Nice
North Towian
Ne Plus Ulizra Poligh
Torekd Steam Lausper
Set Back by Cold Affects Trade and Wages Rise in Steel
The report notes severe cold and frosts limiting crop damage to fruit while retail trade slows. Wage raises of 10 percent at Carnegie works and Jones & Laughlin spark optimism, with Illinois Steel resisting worker demands. Wheat and cotton rise. corn outlook strong. wool and iron markets show varied gains. Public notices include Marshall’s band to escort Kansas Knights Templar to Houston.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Carnegie Works
Jones & Laughlin
Illinoia Steel Co
Olneyville
Bord Syndicate
Atlantic
Bessemer Iron
Pittsburgh
Grey Forge
United States
Canada
Marshalls
Boston
Marshall
Hutchinson
Kansas Knights Templar
Hoston
Wichita
Historic cannon ceremonies at Louisville
A grand civic and military parade welcomed a historic cannon donated by the U.S. government. The event drew widespread crowds as homes were decorated and business paused. The cannons, used by both sides in the Civil War, will be melted into souvenirs for the September encampment.
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Louisville
Helles
Washington
United States
Grand Army Committee
Mesice
Ind
Parker
Here
John Hewitt
Chili Adopts Silver Currency Plan
Chile passes a currency conversion bill to use silver alongside gold. The president may coin up to 10 million dollars in silver for three years, with nitrate sales funding silver purchases. A 20 gram silver dollar at 35.1000 fine is authorized, and silver legal tender limits are set.
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Congress
Baseball Gamen National Leacte and West League Results
A bulging sports page lists scores from multiple games including Pittsburgh 18 over New York, Louisville 14 over Boston, Cincinnati 15 over Washington, and Kansas City 7 over Milwaukee. Reports also note Detroit 19 over Grand Rapids 17 with additional city matchups and a range of standings. A Washington note mentions Henry Talbot of St Louis likely to become chief clerk of the post office.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Louisville
Boston
Cincinnati
Washington& Wester Leaghr
Kansas City
Milwac
St Paul
Minnespolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Detroit
Grand Rapids
westTees
Ecklon Cinrein
Rocktonden Palbot
Clare
Wasutxetos
Henry Talbot
St Louis
Ways and Means Committee
House of Representatives
Wilson
Cleveland Policy Aims to Break Up Tribal Ties and Grant Citizenship
Wastixeros May 18 The administration favors gradual Indian citizenship through breaking up tribal relations and allotment of lands, with the United States acting as trustee to maximize value. Secretary Smith says treaties stand and land should be sold for Indians by the government when civilization permits. Royal baking powder note follows as cooking tip.
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Wastixeros
Dewes Commission
Smith
Interior Department
Congress
United States
Department
Seventh Cavalry Leaves Kansas for Fort Grant
The Seventh Cavalry headquarters and four troops left Rixy Kansas at 3 45 am for Fort Grant Arizona territory on their new station. Topeka reports the death of Dr G W Cooper of Garnett aged about 20 years uncle of J F Dumont of Topeka, founder of Garnett Journal and physician. Topeka Bicycle Riding School at Metropolitan Hall is directed by O Townsend offering sessions from 6 am to 6 pm.
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Seventh Cavalry
Kansas
Kan
Fort Grant
A. T
Arther Cooper
Topeka
G. W. Cooper
Garnett
J. F. Dumont
Dr. Cooper
Garnett Journal
Arthur Cooper
Arthur
Cooper
Metropolitan Hall
O. Townsend
Call
Henry A. Dupont Claimed Elected U S Senator for Delaware
May 18 report from Witsasetox Delaware claims Henry A Dupont aged 59 has been elected to the United States Senate after a close contest. Dupont, a Penn alumnus and West Point graduate who served in the Civil War, is described as an exemplary private citizen and president of the Wilmington and Northern Railroad Company. He previously ran as a presidential elector in 1802. More members sought for party roles noted.
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Stiretag
Langhitn
Coln
Financial School
ChicaGo
West
Lincoln
Douglas
J. Lawrence Laughlin
University of Chicago
Cleveland
William H. Harvey
Cain
Illinois Club
Ashland Boulevard
United States
Hia
Priest
Francis
Gov
Adams
United States Circuit
Thayer, Caldwell and Sanborne
Prather
Democratic State Central Committee
Moffit
Reert A. Dupont
Jary
West Point
Fifth
United States Artillery
Pauline Foster
New York City
Wilmington & Northern Railroad Co
Col. Dupont
Bold Burlington Express robbery thwarted near Brookridge
A planned hold up of the Burlington route Chicago Eli train near Bevier was halted when leaders of a counterfeit ring were arrested in Brookridge. Harry Stode confessed to U S Marshal Harry Adams of Kansas City the two locals and others from Bevier formed the gang, and their capture prevented the raid. Vanderbilt's ten thousand dollar chef is praised in an ad for Price's Cream Baking Powder.
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Burlington Express
Brookrrend
Burlington
Chicago Eli
Bevier
Here
Harry Stode
United States
Harry Adams
Kansas City
Vanderbilt
Honest Conductor Returns Lost Money On City Car
J G Seymour a North Topeka electric car conductor found a wad of money on the Garfield Park line at Eighth and Clay. The roll totaled 46 dollars in tens fives and singles and was reported to police. Sergeant Ellison later identified the bills and Seymour kept a small retainer as the money was returned. A second note mentions a Santa Fe excursion sale by Rower Bros and W C Ganver.
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Seymour
Garfield Park
J. G Seymour
Henesty
Eighth and
Clay Streete
Kansas Avenue
Ellison
Cheap Maltread Rates Spark Rail Sale Across States
On May 21 Union Pacific will sell linkers for a round trip to Lake Charles La and other points in Kansas Nebraska Wyoming Colorado Utah Idaho Arkansas Texas Missouri south of Kansas City. Minimum round trip rate set at 7 dollars. City Ticket Agent F A Irwin at 025 Kansas age. JOURNAL readers urged to act.
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Santa Fe
Colorado
Texas
Arkansas
Arizona
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Louisiana
Utah
New Mexico
Rower Bros
W. C. Ganver
Union Pacific
Nebraska
Wyoming
Idaho
Lake Charles
Polate
Kansas City
F. A. Lrwin
Munyon Victory Promises Cures Without Doctors
In Topeka 2565 people claim they were cured using Munyon’s Little Pellets, reducing the need for physicians. The ad touts specific cures for rheumatism digestion nerves and other ailments, priced mostly at 25 cents per bottle, with the company based in Philadelphia and available through druggists.
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Topeka
Manyer
Teoily
Munyoo
Munyon
Munyen
Mnyen
Manyen
Manyon
Mnyon
Homeopathic Remedy Company
Arch Street
Philadelphia
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Peek Ula
F. Meyer
Holmes
Kangas Ave
Astexe
G. Woo
Roheer
Rohrer
G. W. Wright
James iHevy
Pireman
Ottawa
Fire Department
William Dairey
Hose Company No 2
Dairey
Jefferson
The
National
Pius Ultra Polich
Price
Royal Baking Powder Company
KR. IL
Joseph Lemoine
Coventry
Jerichho
London
Loxpox
Bermondsey
Mre
Puck
Cass
McClean
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Aprilia
Baltimore
Little Island Shore
Plessa
Dr. Price
Henry A. Dupont
Catholic Knights of America
Omans
Neb
Supreme Council of the
Gross
Oreton
Union Avenue
Carsas City, Wittestse, Missouri
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