Morrill Speech Quoted False Says Emporia Papers
The Emporia papers deny a Populist campaign quote allegedly from Major Morrill urging laborers to accept 75 cents a day or 50 cents if needed. They state Morrill spoke to boys about industry and saving, not laborers, and that the quotation misrepresents his remarks.
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Emporis
Emporia
Major Morrill
Emporia Republicays
Calugiltyites
Quetag Morrill
Uist
Maj. Morrill
Audi
Dia
Major Morrul
Emporia Gazette
Populist League
Major Morril
Morrill
Should Teach Sewing in Public Schools
An advocate urges Tennessee town schools to adopt sewing as part of the curriculum mirroring Washington and St Paul. The writer notes many mothers cannot teach daughters and girls grow up lacking a useful skill, proposing sewing instruction be incorporated into local school work.
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State Journal
Chicago School Board
Tennesseetown
Washington
St Paul
Fire damages east city. quick relief noted at Bennett home
Saturday night blaze broke out at Jerry Bennetts house on Eighth street with roof flames lighting the city. Firemen contained the blaze rapidly though water damage was severe and much furniture was removed. Alarm came during a Hamilton hall meeting as residents speculated about political mischief.
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Alex McRoberta
Waena- Traker
Statz
Jerry Bennett
Eighth Wad Jer
Hamilton Hall
Charley's Aunt at the Grand replaces Jane Frohman show
Charley's Aunt a Frohman comedy replaces Jane Frohman’s cancelled engagement at the Grand Opera house. Willie Collier gave a meritorious turn in A Back Number, portraying the village schoolmaster with a nuanced, lively performance. The Town Band from Kansas City will perform with a special train, while Hot Tamales and other features draw Elks’ attention.
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Frohman
the Grand
Charley
Hooley’s
Chicago
Grand Opera House
Willie Collier
Grand
Ike
Schoolminster
Collier
Crawford
Kansas City
St Joseph
Gilmore
I Diece
Indore
Silver Woodding
Rover
New York
Conroy
Pax
Bes Anteaded
City jail prisoner refuses to work and may face death in custody
P H Cart, a jail inmate in police custody, again refused to work, challenging the force and earning a 25 dollar fine. Jailer Woodruff returned him to his cell, noting unworked days do not credit his sentence and warning Cart may die in jail if he does not labor. Richard Shaffer and Eva Weber quarrel over Sunday drinking as a court case looms. Eva Weber swore out a complaint after Shaffer mocked her through a board fence. Hearing set for Wednesday, election day.
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P. H. Cart
Woodruff
P. H
Carr
Richard Shaffer
Eva Weber
Veaule
Eva
Houe
Shot With A Rocket In Lambeau Parade
Curtis Murs deputy clerk of the district court was shot in the back by a sky rocket during the Lambeau parade Saturday night He was marching along and the incident drew panic among spectators in the area The gun or launcher responsible was not immediately identified and investigators began reviewing footage and witness statements to determine accountability.
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Aty
Curtis Murs
Shell
Curtis
Discourt
Lambeau
Rocket Shooting Incident With Injured Workman
George Butts and Andy Gregg, both experienced rocket shooters, lost control of a heated firework labeled a sky rocket. it veered south and struck Mr. Curtiseen in the shoulder, causing a bruise. He remains at work but appears less lively as friends note his subdued condition.
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Sky Rocket Brigade
George Butts
Andy Gregg
Curtiseen
Women of San Bernardino Elect Prohibition Governor
A mock election in San Bernardino California reports women voters selecting a Prohibition candidate for governor amid broader adjoining counties participation. About 20 000 ballots cast with many scratched. Prohibitionist hoped to win while disturbances arose over women’s voting rights at polls.
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San Bernardino
California
San Benxaavino
Cal
Veraide
Angeles
San Diego
Ballot concerns and ticker issues prompt election jitters
Vague notes describe ballot boxes and tickers amid judge hesitation on a contested result. The piece mentions plans for ten women to work tomorrow for an election task in Hickwt, with protest or tension implied as some claim others bluff.
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Hickwt
Advertising values travel with territory aids in Kansas Avenue
The notice discusses advertising rates and circulation for the MERTANT JOURNAL across territories in Oklahoma and Eastern Colorado. It mentions varied addresses and charges, with references to the BROTHERS and the Kansas Avenue area as part of the distribution.
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Gia Open
Uy Ah Men
Oklahom
Colo Fee
Puslie “Sone
Kansas
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