Bond issue expected as Cleveland favors new loan
Reports from New York and Washington claim the administration anticipates another government bond issue of about 1 million dollars. Secretary Carlisle and President Cleveland reportedly agreed on the plan with New York bankers. Officials caution that details may shift before final action.
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Wall Street
Isaac
Carlisle
New York
New Yoak
John A. Stewart
Presiiaot * Uated Trust Company
Cleveland
Wietington
Carlislere
Palladelph
St. Louis
Curtis
Treasury of Rituals
Washington
Wan
Booti
Bes Cully
United Press Ca Ste Appropriation Proved Beyond Doubt
A Calcutta cable to the Associated Press reports that natives in Nyaghot Oriss revolt against ruler Slat El Utapuéb. The piece alleges repeated AP dispatch appropriation by United Press and claims the UP stole this news, using reversed letters to prove the claim.
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Associated Press
New York
Nyaghot
Oriss
Slat el Utapuéb
Rondlé
Calcutta
Associated Preas
Tte
Associated Prewa
New York Press
Associated Pree
Asfad
United Press
Fourth
Wnd
Rajab
U.P
State Librarian Job Seen As Likely Soon In Kansas
Governor Lewelling may appoint a new state librarian within days following the death of Librarian H E J Dennis. Leading candidates include General J G Caldwell, former pardons board member and literary scholar, and several journalists and lawyers such as James J King Joe Tieney Tartian Chas Foster E G Dewey Tom McNeal and A W Dana, with the salary set at 1600 dollars annually. The selection follows the election and current governor’s return to the executive office.
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Real J. Caldwell
Rae Viet
Supreme Court
Umf
Lewelling
Bani
HE. J. Dennis
Lalew
Miay
Ace
E. G. Dewey
Ablieue
Agora Micarxine
Tom McNeal
Breer
A.W. Dana
Topesa
Topeka
Apse Pal
4 Ladies’ Seminary
Upper Vermont
Wall Street View of Election Comeback and Market Tone
Henry Crews surveys Wall Street after election results noting initial price gains then pullback as investors weigh a major political shift. He argues the vote signals rising independent scrutiny, fears of reform, tariff questions, currency debate, and potential long term effects on policy, confidence, and investment.
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Joey Clews
Oriental Saga
Saw Yong
Wall Street
Tarif
Lexow Committee
Congress
Fiesiere
Imie
Tod Mack
Sinu
Hexky Crews
Dr Parkhurst Book Outlining New Era Against Vice
A planned work by Reverend Dr William Parkhurst is announced to chronicle New York City reforms. It aims to recount the crusade against vice and crime, beginning with his February 1802 sermon, and details the dangers faced by Parkhurst and his allies in purifying the city.
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Hev
Uhories BH Park
New York
Tatamany Hall
Parkhuret
Xermew
St Louis Launched Largest Yet With Two Exceptions
A historic launch in St Louis claims the largest and strongest build to date, noting two notable exceptions. The report highlights the scale, engineering triumphs, and lingering points of contention surrounding the project.
St Louis launch praised as American shipbuilding milestone
The steamship St Louis of the American line was launched at Cramp's yards witnessed by about 50,000 people. Cleveland and Cramp praised American production and naval policy, noting the vessel's American-made components and plans, with details on dimensions, capacity, and safety boats.
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St Louis
Cramp
Mia Cleveland
St. Louia
Charles H. Trump
Cleveland
America
Cleveland Sud
Congress
Tiriscom
International Navigation Company
Toustiuster
United States
St Looi
New York
Paris
S Indies
Juttisg Ile
BYNUM FLAGS FALSE BRIBERY REPORTS IN INDIANA PORT BID
Congressman W C Bynum of Indianapolis denies reports that efforts to secure endorsement for port surveyor included offers of payment. He refutes a supposed $5000 cash claim and calls the broader bribery allegations fake, promising no further comment.
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Wasninaros
W. C. Bynum
Indianapolis
Indianaports
Wantel
Abether
Washington
Maurice Donneily
Hyngo
Topeka Man Names Ewing Herbert for Governor’s Secretary
A Topeka man reports from a friend in Hiawatha that Ewing Herbert editor of the Brown Cone World has been hired by Major E Morrill to serve as the governor's private secretary. The post carries a salary of two thousand dollars per year.
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Topeka
Hiawatha
Ewing Herbert
Brown Cone World
Major E. Morrill
Suffragist Appeals for Nonpartisan Women’s Cause
A letter to the editor argues against partisan influence in the suffrage movement. It discusses internal local divisions, leadership questions, and the push to host a state convention in Topeka. The writer urges nonpartisan service and asks suffrage groups to refrain from party politics.
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Joemy al
Joourn4l
ESA
Johns
Doctor Harding
Topeka
Mira Johns
ES. A
Tme
Mra J. W. Thurston
Insett
Pespte
Dr. Handing
Mra Lease
Diggs
Amanda Way
Amenting
Mra. Julius
Mra Johins
S.C. Uawr
Angel in Overalls and the Price of Trouble in Grief
A humorous yet chaotic tale unfolds as Griffith is fined after leaving a package with a stranger, then a sequence of petty misdeeds at Mrs Von Schnieder’s store leads to police involvement. A colorful cast includes Mrs Von Schnieder, Ed, and Judge Drostminger amid small town misunderstandings.
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Grilith
Griffith
Drostminger
Mra
Hans von Schnieder
Firsts
Jefferson Streets
Mra van Schnieder
Kybes
Edamin
Republicans Sweep South in 1890 Electoral Upset
In a striking shift, Republicans gain six southern seats in the new Congress, plus wins in Delaware Maryland Texas Virginia and four in West Virginia, totaling a net gain of twenty eight seats across nine states. Populists claim at least four southern certificates, Democrats drop to eighty nine from six states. Contested elections loom as the new House forms, promising one of the largest batches of election disputes in history. Also noted, the first election of the new republic is deemed a failure from a political vantage point.
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Congressw
Wasursorox
Mason and
Sun
Congress Republicaens
Soli South
Kentucky
Miesonrid
North Carolina
Carolina
West Virginia
South
Eixten
House of Representatives
Congress
Littles Report Auxiliary Roads Prove Severe Drain
Little's Report notes that the auxiliary roads have become a heavy financial burden and labor drain for the department. The issue highlights budget strains and ongoing maintenance costs affecting regional transport. Officials consider cost-saving measures and possible policy adjustments to curb expenditures.
Exhaustive probe flags Atchison system's weak earnings
New York reports expert Little’s audit of the Richimon Topeka and Santa Fe railroad outlines weak net earnings for year to June 1904. After substractive subsidies and charges, interest coverage appears low, with large auxiliary debts and substantial deficits across Atlantic & Pacific, Colorado Midland, and St Louis and San Francisco lines.
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New York
Little
Richinon, Topeka & Senta Pe
London
Amsterdam
Hayes
Atchicen General Reorganization Committee
Atlatic & Pacific
Colorado Midland
St Teuis & Son Franeliie
Sonora Railway Company
Atchison Company
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Louis & San Prencisco
Atchiso
Atlantico & Pacific
Atchison
San Francisco
Atchison General 4
Atlantic & Pacific
Bt Louis & San Francisco
St Belin
San Francisca
St Louis
Atomison
City Council to Convene Tonight and Vote on Engineer
City council will meet tonight to confirm William Tweed Dale as city engineer with likely approval. Debates over appointing a deputy for winter work and the need for an official engineer to prepare estimates and plans are noted. A decision on Vine Wood Park Railroad depot and permission for Poveen Bua to use West Side Circle tracks near Kangus Avenue is expected. Tyler Street sidewalk grading between Fifth and Sixth Streets remains unresolved amid protests. Save the trees.
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Lew Mmkwan
William Tweeddale
Vinewood Park
Poveen Bua
West Side Circle
Kangus Avenue
Tyler Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
Kans City Holds Line as State Amendment Fails
Voters in Kansas City rejected a proposed amendment to separate Kansas City from Jackson County. The city backed the measure by a large margin while the county majority opposed it, defeating the amendment statewide.
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Kansas City
Jackson County
Ratification Parade At City Officials Ceremony
Fragmented OCR describes a 8 second division led by committee members from Topeka and nearby colleges and schools. It mentions marching cadets from Keven High, a visiting marching detail, and local volunteers on Quincy and nearby streets during a ceremonial ratification event.
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Conmelat
Bess
Leora
Michelohay
Mart
Aled
Sis
Mirella
Qdimncy
Latta Fe Shop Ten
Fourth Street
Mamiertetliyy Ui
Quincey
Seventh Strow
Quikey
Keven High School
Quine
Eight Street
Aoul Ihorn Volunteer Brigade
Pye Street
Cluiney
Fragmentary town note recounts incident at Seventh Street corner
A fragmented account describes a local event involving ex Mayor D C Joes and a two story brick building near the Seventh Street corner. The report mentions trades, demonstrations, and a late story about a tires incident, with scattered names and details.
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D.C. Joes
Dr. Jon
Judge Weber's Fel Ge Geis $1,000 Tor Ene Yrs
State Superintendent of Insurance Snider says $1,000 bond or fine. W G Webb accused of collecting money under questionable services. The case involves payment and alleged maintenance of accounts. Court action set for examination.
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Ins Snider Bas
Abe
W.G Webb
Core y Makes Amen at the Commonweal Theater
A fragmentary notice from Nev shows a theater listing with references to General goods and ware offerings. The readable items mention glassware and a local shop footprint though details are incomplete and scattered across garbled text.
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United Press CA
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Mr. Cramp
St Lovie
Bynum
Angel
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Hoxoucix
New Republic
The
City Council
Justin
Barkery Dveiwiun
M. Thay
Michie
Meyer
Colo Dieers
Agaliot
Sylaire
Ike
CZAM
Tony
Mayvor Jones
Thad
Corey
Broyos
Queeneware
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