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Weather tips and political squabbles echo in Kansas
The notice mixes a forecast for Wednesday with political chatter on election campaigns, crime bills, and railroad passes. It mentions Kansas figures like Major McKinley’s tour and references flaws in state governance, outlining voter sentiment and party tensions amid a hot campaign month.
Debate sought between Scott and Curtis in Populist rally
The letter writing and public talk describe efforts to stage a joint debate between A M Scott and Curtis to appeal to Populists. Crowds at City Park and Hamillton Mall drew thousands, while petitions in several counties urged the event. Officials may decide whether to permit the debate, with Republican papers criticizing previous coverage.
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Captain Waters Delivers Pro Suffrage Speech at Hamilton Hall
A crowd of 400 to 500 gathered despite a storm to hear Captain Joseph G. Waters and Carrie Lane Chapman Catt advocate women’s suffrage. Mrs. Catt spoke on rights and government, with musical interludes by the Morgan sisters. Waters attacked prohibition opponents, praised women’s role, and warned delegates about liquor issues amid a period of strong partisan rhetoric.
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Paroquet Birds Thriving in Ilandish South Island Grasslands
Four Kare notes a rich variety of birds in the ilanish of southern New Zealand where a plentiful paroquet species nests in grass as there is no bush in the islands. This parrot is described as not found elsewhere in the world.
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Garden of Eden
Hesperea
New Zealand
Houses for Trolley Wires in Chempita Saxony
Chempita in Saxony replaces horses with street trolley cars. Wires are strung using rosette ornaments in house woodwork with projecting hooks tested at seven times anticipated load. Most homeowners allow use of their houses without charge rather than risk removal or repairs.
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Saxony
Cowboys and Mexican rope skills praised by Santa Fe rider
Louis Edwards of Santa Fe notes New Mexico Texas and Arizona cowboys excel at lassoing and roping while Mexican cowboys outperform in precision. He cites a steer chase with one handed guiding and rope aim plus knife pickup tricks by riders, and praises marksmanship with the rifle as a shared strength.
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New Mexico
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Arizona
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Kept Both Dress Dilemma Amid Berlin Merchant's Gift
A Berlin merchant, smitten with an opera singer, sent two dresses for her choice and offered to help. Before he could act, her reply arrived declaring she liked both equally and would keep both, ending his effort to arrange a decision.
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Bishop Vincent Receives Unique Gavel at Rock River Conference
At the Rock River conference held in Galena Illinois last week Bishop Vincent was presented a gavel made from two distinct parts. One piece came from the Grant leather store work bench and the other from a church pew in the Bench Street church where the conference meets. The presiding congregation once under Dr. Vincent’s leadership gifted the item.
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North Topeka News Roundup On The North Side
North Side residents report Henry Hale traveled to Kansas City for the parade while Miss Leora Morrow visits friends there. Yollie Kistler and Will Lacey hosted a surprise party for John Cure, despite the storm. Trees fell and awnings were damaged near Capt. Marshall and Potter's store. A.J. Arnold & Son offer homeopathic remedies. Poll books opening concerns rise among North Side residents awaiting word. J C Cromwell and others head to Kansas City. one merchant plans wood fuel for winter.
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Conan Doyle Arrives in New York for Lectures
Dr A Conan Doyle, the novelist, arrived today on the Elbe from Southampton and will deliver about forty lectures this season. He plans to stay in the United States until December and hopes to return home by Christmas, stopping for a few days at the Aldine club during his first visit to this country.
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