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Ad for Persale items including 15 new belt buckles in silver jet and oxidized finishes. New shirt waist sets, handkerchiefs, silk gloves and mitts in multiple colors and sizes. Children's parasols, washable gloves, corsets, waists, and hosiery stocked. Claims of best pricing and fast news of stock arrivals.
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Baen
Mass
Ling
Entry of Creedmore townsite cancelled sparks rush to replot
A Creede Times report from Denver says private telegrams claim Creedmore townsite entry was cancelled. Inside purchasers moved at midnight to relocate unimproved lots along Main Street, amid questions if new claimants may build under city rules and if government will honor payments delayed by verifications.
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Creede
Denver
Times
Cole
Creedmore
Creeda
Main Street
Michigan Goes Backward Ber Legislature Votes to Restore Capital Punishment
Lansixe Mich May 24 After spending the afternoon in an effort to it to dust the senate by an 18 to 12 vote passed the bill to restore capital punishment in certain cases in this state Ruachan Thistin in Colorado Denver May 24 The Russian thistle has gained a firm foothold throughout Eastern Colorado Thousands of acres in and about Denver are covered with the pest
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Ber
Ruachan Thistin
Colorado
Denver
Knights Templar Ascension Day Services At Topeka
Five hundred attendees witnessed Topeka Commandery No 5 Knights Templar Ascension Day services in the Masonic building on Jackson Street. Rev 3 E Basser conducted the ceremony with prominent locals present. music by George W Parkhurst Jennie Lescher and others performed. Officers listed include William T Burrell William Quinon Charles Webb Willie Edson and others. The State Journal notes its Want and Miscellaneous columns reach more Topeka readers than any other paper.
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Knights Templar
Topeka Commandery No. 5
Masonic
Jackson Street
Commandery
E Basser
Topeka
Episcopal Church of
Dodge City
Gira Geo. W. Parkhurst
Jennie Lescher
W. H. Leib
FS Crane
J. A Campbell
William T. Burrell
William BM. Quinon
Charles J. Webb
Willie Edson
Daviel I. Hathaway
Daniel W. Nellis
Hamilton F Morenior
William S Borguod
Upior
Charles W. Kouns
George P. Connor
James W. McClure
Robert Edwards
Sentinel
Golden wedding celebration Stirs Topeka society circles
Topeka notes mark the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Josh Huntoon at Dr Huntoon’s Harrison street home. About forty longtime friends visited, with stories, songs, and a bouquet gift. The couple, both 72, settled in Topeka in 1856, with a long life on Van Buren and Huntoon streets.
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Topeka
Joss
Huntoon
Mr. Huntoon
Dr. Huntoon
Harrison Street
Flp
Baker
Samuel Remington
J. Crawford
Maple Hi
Lowdian Huntoon
Streeter
Fritz Huntoon
California
Joe Huntoon
Fred Huntoon
Tia
T. K. Pounds
Gordon
Remington
Mra Giles
Mr. Baker
Mra. Morton
Kelam
Holliday
Hantoun
Gage
Peter Fisher
Mra
W. L. Gordon
SE. Martin
D. L. Lakin
J. W. Farnsworth
Charles Love
P. Benney
Jacob Smith
H.W. Farnsworth
A J. Huntoon
Meade
Weymouth
Garvery
Robert & Gordon
Galveston
Texas
T. J. Gaw
Kansas City
W. I. Gates
Mankato
Kaw
Mendelssohn
Cliss Lorena Spaulding
Mrs M and
Martland
Misa Esther Dyke
Western Avenue
Hun
Ejectment A Farce On Winnebago Lands
An Indian Agent has begun ejecting settlers from Winnebago lands in Flourney county Nebraska. Captain Beck issued notices for removal with continuation of evictions. Rumor of moving cattle into Dick Kelly’s pasture sparked threats of bloodshed as Kelly vowed to shoot intruders. Police ousters were nonviolent unless settlers refused.
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Omana
Bea
Pender
Nel
Beck
Flourney County
Winnebago
Dick Kelly
Kelly
Rival Monument Dedication Sets Chicago on Decoration Day
May 24 Chicago hosts a rival Civil War monument dedication in Rose Hill cemetery by George B. Thames of G A R Post No 5. A second ceremony at Oakwoods for George H Thomas post drew wide attention as Gen John Black prepares to speak. The Thomas stone weighs 33 000 pounds and stands five by twelve feet high.
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Chicago
Oakwood
Oskwoods
George B. Thames
Department of Ilinois
Rose Hill Cemetery
Vsnel
George H. Thomas
Department of Hillnvis
Chickamauga
John ©. Black
Cleveland
Oakwoods
Esmees
Jesu
Army of the Republic
Chicago Daily Coin Planned by Illinois Silverites
Illinois silverites plan a Chicago daily to be called the Chicago Daily Coin with Harvey involved after earnings from Coin's Financial School. Charles and Collings will serve as editor in chief and Earl B. Smith as business manager. The venture will not cover news now, but may expand later.
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W.hl
Harvey
Chicago
Guicaso
Ilinois Silverites Jare
Coin
Financial School
Chicago Daily Coin
Charles & Collings
Arkansas Press
Little Hock
Earl B. Smith
Dearboro Street
Marquis of Queensberry Says Wilde Will Be Acquitted
In a May 24 interview the Marquis declares he does not seek further punishment for Oscar Wilde, stating he has carried his point and praised the jury. He adds he would forfeit 15000 to 110 that Wilde is acquitted and hints many names back the verdict.
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Wilde
Marquiis
Queensberry
Loxoos
Marquis of Queensberry
L Owly
Beast
Fred Taylor
Arrest of Charles Smith for larceny at police court
Charles Smith, a Colored Boy, was brought before the police court on larceny charges for stealing a harness. He was turned over to the state. The report mentions a boy known as Sant and ties to H C Lindsey and local police history. The text also references a Board of Equalizers meeting and a death of Mrs. Sarah Smith in Rockford.
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Robert Gordon
Galveston
Mr. Dykes
Kansas City
Fone
Smith Center
Messrs. and Mesdames W. RS. Hall
Lawrence
A. Byrel
As City
Bisses Lorena Spaulding
Clara Bako
Ethel Byres
Sadie Steele
Maud Evans
Valley Falls
Lillian Harris
Emporia Messia
Sesdames
J. R Mulvane
C. B. Alfred
P. Bonebrake
A. 5. Johnson
Edwin Knowles
W. Sims
PG. Neel
C.K. Holliday
C. J. Kellam
William McFerran
Albert Kauches
J. W. Thurston
Charles Smith
Stith
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