Cleveland's Own Seeks Currency Reform Plan
The article reports President considering submitting a plan for currency reform as the dominant feature of his message. It notes belief that the present system is inherently vicious and responsible for financial sin. It mentions the Baltimore plan proposing a guarantee fund funded by a small tax on all banks to cover insolvent notes and that Curtis and other treasury officials are consulting experts to shape opinion and form a currency conference.
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Yous
Navy
Baltimore
Thestigen
Opiuim
William Curtis
the Treasury
Congress
WM Wampler Killed in Santa Fe Railroad Incident
William Wampler, a Wel-Koows Santa Fe brakeman, was killed last night between Rhabett and Olathe on the Emporia cut off. He stood on a car as the train passed Eliz beth and was found tangled after the crash. His body was sent to Topeka, and the funeral plan will involve Lincoln Post G A R and a Kood shoot at his residence. He was 45, unmarried, and life insured for 8000 dollars.
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Santa Pe Brateman
A Wampler
Santa Pe Brakuman
Rhabett
Olathe
Elizbeth
Emporia
Topeka
Stoker
Wampler
Sante Pe
J. H. Griffith
Madison Street
Lincoln Post
Gang of Kansas Outlaws Identified in Robbery Case
A Sylvan Grove robbery is linked to an organized Kansas gang based in Blue Hill Mitchell county. Stephen McKee, killed in the attack, is from Elmira. his brother Anthony McKee and Morrison Breat Shelton are named members. The group operates under a leader, targeting varied crimes. It is said the McKees are related to Gill State, now held at Fort Smith, Arkansas.
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Sylvan Grove
Sauixa
Kans
Nev
Stephen McKee
Elmira
Mitchell County
Anthony McKee
Stephen
Morrison Breat Shelton
Blue Hill Country
McKere
Gill
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Woman fractures thigh bone after fall at parade night
Mrs RE McVey suffered a broken femur when she stepped back from a platform during a parade at 720 Kansas avenue last night. She was taken to her home at 624 Buchacan Street and will be laid up for weeks.
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RE McVey
A. Co, US
W. Ball
Kansas Avenue
Mea McVey
Buchacan Strait
Peeriess Stents
Felix Morris Tours Topeka In Card Game Behind the Scenes
American character comedian Felix Morris arrived in Topeka from Atehisod, staying at the Throup with his wife. He rehearsed scenes from Behind the Scenes with his company, recalling a career starting in Wales and moving through stock companies to yearned fame in London and New York.
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Felix Morris
Besine
Kik Anéalog
Topeka
Atehisod
Ocunomowoe
Wis
Morris Ee
Rodina Vokes
Morris
Wales
Prance
Scotland
Asd
Guy's Hospital
London
Mea Vail
Dad Albany
New York
Courard
Bite
Sin Francisco
Morris Wen Mndel
Democratic party in crisis after defeat and split
Watterson denounces the party’s disarray after a crushing loss. He questions if Democrats are a real organization or a factional mix, cites Cleveland’s tariff stance, warns against free silver, and laments no clear path to recovery or leadership.
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Grover Clevetiail
Louisville
Witteraon
Tuedays
Cleveland
Oller
Grover Cleveland
Lilia
New York Herald
Local News Briefs From Last Night's Court and Streets
Police report a disorderly night with Jimmie Reed drunk and tied to a incident involving a Chinese lantern while Judge Freddie Allen released him. Mary Marshall admitted cider consumption but was jailed for excess. Jim Botkin, also drunk, confessed to a deed, and Judge Knuminger then reviewed city finances. A March election table inspection followed.
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Jimmie Reed
Jhusnie
Induirave
Frediie Alien
Steele
Preddie
Mary Marshall
Jim Botkin
Jim
Knominger
Thousands Flock Topeka For Kan Gas Celebration Funeral
About five thousand strangers visited Topeka yesterday to witness the Kan gas celebration and the funeral of Pupu lism. Railroads ran special and crowded trains, with Rock Island, Santa Fe, Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific reporting large crowds and full cars as they ferried passengers both to and from the event.
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Topeke
Topeka
Kangas
Rock Island
Horton
Santa Fe
Tte
Ermins
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Bort’ Seat
Opening of New High School Building Friday Night
The new high school building will be formally opened next Friday with a program from 1:04 p.m. to 5 p.m. and an evening program featuring Rev J B Thomas, the High School Chorus, and talks by Prof W H Leib and Geo T Fairchild. Visitors will be shown through by teachers. readers are urged to bring a suitable book for the high school library. Also reported are a theft of a horse and buggy from Councilman P W Griggs and a missing harness incident on Quincy Street. The late Populist candidate for representative, B R Sloat, has left for St Louis after losing the election and may not return to Topeka.
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J. B
Thomas
R B
Welch
A. R. Taylor
W. H Leib
FH Sung
State University
Geo.t. Fairchild
State Agricultural Colege
J. J. Thomas
Ruger
Griggs
Fifth Ward
Seventh Street
Kansas Avenue
Quincy Street
Huw
St. Loui
Sloat
Callen W. Veale
Topeka
Br. Sloat
American Railway Union
Wod
Santa Fe
St Louis
Train hold-up in Missouri Nets $5 million loot
Report from Muscogee details a bandit raid on a Missouri Kansas Texas express near Muscogee. Robbers fired on four armed guards, securing over $5 million in cash and about forty watches and jewelry while plundering two Wagner cars.
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Lend
Plans to Organize a Kansas Baseball League Progresses
Plans to revive Kansas state baseball feature Leavenworth and Topeka participation with a proposed league spanning major towns. A state circuit could offer about 400 dollars per player for the season, with Leavenworth pursuing a top ballpark near the penitentiary road and manager EW Garsimian coordinating efforts across towns.
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Kanes
Leavin
Leaven- Wht
Savenworth
Topeka
Easporia
Wichita
Mutchinson
Laltery
Leivenworth
Penitentiary Road
Garsimian
Leiyenworth
Atchison
Dry Goods Stock Attached in Arkansas County Case
Sheriff attached the Matlack Mercantile Company dry goods stock to satisfy a judgment of 21 912.29 from a prior suit in attachment. The Dry Goods Stock attached was linked to a receiver’s action. The matter will be tried at the February term of the district court. Also noted, the United States court adjourned to January 2, 1895, with Judge Williams presiding. A separate telegram from St Louis reports the Populist clerk candidate who absconded with funds and is feared to have perished.
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District Court
Arkansas
Cory
Skinner
Matlack Mercantile Company
Matlack
Brown
Powter Adryarne
Fort Ecort
United States Court and District Court
John A. Williams
Little Rock
Ark
Foster Ty
Bray
Emrokta
St. Louis
W. E. Bray
Pelluws
Today’s Market Report Strong Wheat Leads Prices Rise
Wheat rallied on higher cables with brisk demand in Liverpool reports. May wheat opened around 4 1/2 cents up and rose to near 6.99, while corn oats and pork lard futures also moved higher or steadied. Cash prices show mixed gains with receipts and shipments noted. cattle and hog markets show varied activity with overall strength in grains and dairy prices.
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Mente Jourant Curcago
Liverpool
May
OUAg@duaye
Susge
Bodgerseige
Stige
Siac
Basu
Burren
Wemmans Sey Barrens
Kansas
Texas
Mississippi River
Nat Whitte
Fisx
Timothy
New Party Alignment Rumors Stir Voters Across Regions
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a shifting political landscape as a new party lines up potential allies and factions. Mentions of Republicans and Democrats suggest rivalry and debate over a landmark alignment that could redefine local power dynamics.
England's Big Stu Phases May Elin Pyar o Th the Meuse
Disjointed OCR fragment describes naval events around the Meuse region with references to Dover, a great portal, warships, and a sea burial. Names and places are garbled, but imagery centers on wartime actions near English channels and ports.
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Exel
Dover
Murders by Strangulation Plague Denver, 19th Century
In Denver a string of strangulation murders shocks the city as investigators probe possible homicidal tendencies. An inquest references Market Street addresses and a troubling pattern among the demi-moude timbare. Medical figures caution on rising violence while vendors market remedies and playing cards as distractions in the era.
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Denver
Col
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