Wade Hampton on Rebels at Charleston Address
Charleston observes Wade Hampton’s May 20 speech praised by Confederates, urging adherence to justice and sacred truths despite Confederate defeat. The crowd cheered as flags flew and Hampton warned against misreading the Lost Cause, stressing enduring principles and memory of brave soldiers. The piece also includes fragmentary dramatic dialogue between Evadne and Horace, illustrating era tensions.
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Charleston
Finga
Wadeeo
Hampton
Mineral Water Ad Promotes J W Paussis Steam Laundry
Mineral Water the finest in the west invites readers to try it. J W Paussis advertises at 612 W Eighth and 212 and 114 West 8th, plus Peerless Steam Laundry.
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J. W. Paussis
Eighth Ava
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Lands Open to Settlement on Kickapoo Reserve
The president signed the proclamation opening 132000 acres to settlers next Thursday at noon, with 531 claims and about 15000 people waiting. Entry costs 1.50 per acre, 0.50 deposit on original entry, and strict border rules apply to prevent premature settlement.
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Kickapoo Indian
Oklahome
Congress
Land Office
Gurnin
Kickapoo
Eldorado
Cherokee Strip
Renfrew
Yace
Assembly divisions mark Presbyterian seminary plan
The Presbyterian assembly is split over control of seminaries as the plan to gather them into a guarded fold advances. Debates resume after adjournment with two clearly marked factions near the body’s center and a probable reduction of last year’s 4 to 1 vote. The Treasury secretary Carlisle heads south for speeches on sound money in Covington Memphis Bowling Green Louisville and Washington. John Berkenbine reports world iron ore data showing US production 11,875,079 long tons in 1884 vs 11,587,639 in 1893.
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the Treasury
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Carlisle
Washington
Covington
Memphis
Bowling Green
Leuisville
Louisville
Merkenbine
WasutxGrs
John Berkenbine
Philadelphia
Massive Strike Envelops Pittsburg District Miners
A large miners convention in Pritssenes, Pa, May 20, ordered a general work suspension across all Pittsburg district mines. Camps will be set at pits paying below the 69 cent rate, with many delegates pushing for 79 cents but settling to demand the old wage. About 5,000 to 15,000 miners affected as the district prepares to halt operations. Officers elected for next year and meetings set at Windsor.
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Pittsburgh
Windsor
MousTars Grove
Southwest Missouri Dress Association
Gus Leftwich
Miami News
W. J. Powell
Rolla New Era
H.T. Burckhardt
Windsor Review
W. A Martin
Liberal Enterprise
Omar D. Gray
Sturgeon
C. Roach
Carthage Democrat
Railway Employer Club
Atem#os
Kan
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Kansas
Apollo Hall
L. L. Bigler
Newton
H. Sheffield
Topeka
Dan Sweeney
Belleville
LeRoy Currier
H. E. Yockey
A. S. McAllister
Herington
Maus Harnt
The
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Missouri
Sromane
Wsash
Hamilton Dean
China
Loxpost
Walhexsiie
Grover Sykes
Syikes
Kansas Coal Mining
Baseball Games and Local Events Summary
National Cesene reports Saturday and Sunday baseball scores across St Louis Cincinnati Louisville Pittsburgh Cleveland Chicago and Brooklyn with various wins. Western League and Western Association games note Kansas City Minneapolis Indianapolis and Quincy Peoria Des Moines St Joseph plus Omaha defense plan. Also reported are a garden relief program in Omaha and a billiards related death in Kansas City along with coal pricing uniformity in Kansas district.
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Confederate Reunion in Texas Led by Gen Gordon
Macon Georgia May 20 Gen John B Gordon commander in chief United Confederate Veterans to hold grand reunion in Mouston Texas May 22 23 24 He is famed ex lieutenant general of the Confederate Army and long serving Georgia senator and twice governor born February 6 1832 in Toson County Ga The notice frames Gordon as a South idol and outlines his wartime rise and political career.
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John B. Gordon
United Confederate Veterans
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Senate
Bonds to fund St Louis Chicago electric line offered
Bonds totaling 11 million dollars are being sold to finance an electric railway from St Louis to Chicago. Fort Smith Arkansas offers Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf a 100000 dollar bonus if the main line under construction passes through the city. An agent investigating pine land thefts in Ashland Wisconsin reports astounding losses. In St Louis millers have bought up all cash wheat, possibly forcing imports from California to meet demand. secretary Morton says beef may be placed on the free list if a wholesale combine is proven. Post office appointments were made Saturday in Missouri Hoover Platte County M Suoderly in Oklahoma at Otter Kingfisher county F Hibbeard and Parvin Kingfisher county M Clark. An earthquake struck Florence Italy on the 18th causing many injuries and deaths in surrounding villages with substantial damage including wrecked houses and a church collapse at San Martino.
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Oklahoma
Tramp John Garvey Declared Insane in Astor Mansion Case
John Garvey, the Astor mansion trespasser famed for sleeping in the mansion, is judged hopelessly insane after exams by Dr. Robert Safford Newton and Toombs physicians. Garvey faced prosecution by John Jacob Astor. case set for Monday.
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New York
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Toombs
Astor
Garvey
Robert Safford Newton
District Attorney's Office
Munyon's life extension claims and remedies rise
An advertisement for Professor Munyon's homeopathic remedies promotes a system to extend life to seventy, claiming high cure rates and universal adoption. It touts cures for rheumatism stomach dyspepsia nerves kidneys and catarrh with many products priced at 25 or 50 cents and lists the Philadelphia company address.
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Arch Street
Philadelphia
Bad for the people effect of the Gold Standard in India told
A missionary report from Dexven dated May 24 describes Rev. J Cooling and wife en route from Madras to England via Denver. He says closing India mints against silver aided the mission by allowing England funds to go farther, but harmed Indians as prices rose and the poor faced greater hardship.
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