Reid Writes Proposes Tariff Fight in McKinley Appeal
Whitelaw Reid writes to Ohio Republican leaders praising McKinley and urging tariff as the campaign issue. He condemns silver finance and debt repudiation, warns of constitutional eroding schemes, and urges Ohio editors and voters to back the tariff plan and elect the Republican ticket in November.
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Ohio
Vermont
United States
Supreme Court
Streich
Clete
Canton
Olle
Tara
Trely
Whitelaw Reid
J P Morgan’s Prize Pup Born With Three Legs
New York banker J Pierpont Morgan owns a three legged Callie puppy born weeks ago at Cragston residence. The female puppy has a damaged left front leg and a growth from the body. its front legs are stronger than hind ones. Sired by First Bare Hero, with a track of medals in England, Blue Ruin the dam is a Merle descendant of Sefton Hero. The pup, cared for by Manager Armstrong, has daily meals with regular grooming and has just opened its eyes. No artificial food is used.
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New York
J. Pierpont Morran
Cragston
Grard Lee
England
Blue Ruin
Sefton
Mr. Morgan
Madison Square
Rafford
Ormond
Chariton
Phyllis
Roslyn Wilkes
Armstrong
Gevistanta
Iith
Weekly Crop Report Signals New Crop Market Rise
Weather observer Jennings reports warm Western conditions and cool Eastern parts with no rainfall in the west except far south. Light showers in middle and east. Plowing and wheat sowing advance while first wheat in southern counties appears up. New corn arrives in Chautauqua and Cloud counties as a fine crop amid scattered apple concerns.
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Jennings Today
One Corp
Baltimore Labor Day and election official changes
In Baltimore on September 5, over 106 Democratic election officials announced they would not support Chicago nominees and were excused from supervising elections. Bryan adherents filled their posts, with colored men serving as section officials for the first time. Three convicted Republican registrars were appointed and several Negro ballot clerks chosen. Also noted is a Labor Day souvenir and a Fail Festival week program, plus a Peerless Steam Laundry advertisement offering mending services.
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Baltimore
Chicago
Topeka Fall Festival Ad Campaign Spurs Wide Rail Ads
Advertising by the Santa Fe line promotes the Topeka Fall Festival and State Reunion along with other regional events. Flyers include large colorful prints printed in Chicago and smaller local handbills, with about 60 000 distributed across Kansas and Oklahoma. If other roads match effort Topeka’s festival week will gain strong promotion.
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Santa Fe Leat
Topeka
Kasssus City
Kansas State
Wichita
Winteid
St. Joseph
Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Santa Fe
Dodge City Notes Personalities Among Santa Fe Employees
Speck correspondent reports on Santa Fe staff wanderings and plans. Conductor Barker contemplates a 30 day rent. F M Pope plans a southern tip. brakemen Dalton and others travel or rest in Kentucky Tennessee and Denver. Several conductors visit Colorado and Chicago. one man sick with typhoid. a coachman and a bicycle ride aid delays. An unknown man loses an arm attempting to board a freight car. Train No 2 near Robineau reports engine trouble. a bicycle helps reduce delays. Rail workers show renewed interest in politics. Carnival and meeting rail fare provisions listed for Atchison, Lawrence, and statewide gatherings. Red Men convention slated in Chanute.
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F. M. Pope
Birakeman T. A. Dalton
Kentucky
Tennessee
Afra
W. & Hood
Hood
Denver
Jenkins
Luidis
Chicago
R. Harry Norwell
McCabe
Newton
FMM
Pope
W. Telley
Tethey
Colorado
Schlickerman
Gamble
Ari ‘Ocemniattay
Brakemaan Gingvich
MDGKE
Robineuu
Colo
Fefe
Piremab Philhom
E. Ausser
Emporiacita
Schilekeman
Las Animas
Atchison
Western Pavenger Asenciation
Kansas
Nebraska
Association For the
Kansas Yearly Meeting of Friends
Lawrence
Association
Great Council of
Kansis
Chanute
Special Excursion Rates For Wichita Dedication Events
The Santa Fe has arranged special train service from Sterling Hutchinson Newton Arkansas City and Winfield to Wichita on September 10 for the Masonic home dedication at a special price. Additional service covers the Kansan State Fair at Wichita from all territory west of Wellington and for the A O U W meeting at Winfield.
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Santa Me
Sterling
Hutchmoon
Newton
Arkansas City
Wineld
Wichita
Wellngton
Winfield
Personal notes on Santa Fe officers summer travel
GJ Smart B Wilcox A E Sweet W C Haswell and families take summer vacations in California El Paso San Marcial Denver Lexington Ex Spring Lake Mich and San Antonio. reporter quotes Bir Robert Pierce on Agatite cement plaster praising its qualities as a natural cement from Cheops Pyramid and Egyptian cement. mentions Ayer's Ague Cure for fever and malaria.
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The
Santa Fe
California
B. Wilcox
Paso
A. E. Sweet
Jere
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N. M
W. C. Haswell
Mrs Haswell
Lexington
T. D. Alden
F. BE. McFarland
A. Bunten
Denver
W. J. Healy
Spring Lake
Mich
Robert Pierce
Chicago Lumber Company
Journal
Cheops Pyramid
Besmt
How They Met Nansen in the Arctic Encounter
Henry Fisher recounts the June meeting between Nansen and Jackson’s Arctic party on Franz Josef Land. From a chance ice sighting to a cordial greeting, the Norweigian explorer joined the expedition, shared meals, and exchanged map notes revealing a new Arctic sea and British channel through Franz Josef Land. The narrative includes Jackson’s letters and reflections on Nansen’s voyage and future aims.
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Henry Ir. Tanicul
University’ College Museum
Nottingham
Franz Josef Land
Gravesend
Satre
Fisher
F. G. Jackson
Flora
Albert Armitage
Armitage
Nansen
Jackson
A. C. Farnsworth
Cape Flora
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Nether
Stinker
Banda
Ate
Snsen
Jove
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Headquarters
Dr. Nansen
Schott—Hanses
Payer
Queen Victoria
Jickwon
Trista
Frans Josef
Cruet
Fee
Namsen
Snapshot Views of South Missouri Book Offer
An ad promotes a photo-engraved book “Snapshots to South Missouri” by Kansas City Burrington company claiming sixty or more views of the region. It offers free delivery on receipt of four cents postage from 36 Lockwood Kansas City Missouri. Also a Burlington Route travel pitch and a note on DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills sold by G W W Stansfield.
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South Missouri
Kansas City, Port Scott & Memphis Railroad Co
Lockwoop
Kansas City
Militia encampment plans debated by committee
A special meeting of the Committee of Fifteen is called at the council chamber to discuss the militia matter. State Auditor Cole says camping without action is not actual service and will not approve expenses. The committee weighs funding to bring several militia companies to camp at the fair ground this year.
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Anderson
Committee of Fifteen
Council Chamber
Cole
Manhattan
Lawrence
Emporia
Heston
TENTS FOR 15000 MEN AT FAIR GROUNDS FOR G A R REUNION
The city to erect Melpine tents at the fair grounds for sleeping and camp facilities for about 13 000 to 15 000 people for the G A R reunion. Grant avenue runs north from the grand stand with named side avenues and streets. Hospitals press HQ tents and branch officers will be arranged in designated north and south sections with water, sanitation and a large dining hall offering refreshments and amusements.
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Fair Grounds
Erovide
Barnes
Conmaniers
Grant Avenue
Monster Bower planned at Hamilton Hall for Big Ball
Mrs. C. Suttons ways and means Committee of the floral part of the Fall Festival met at the courthouse yesterday afternoon and decided on details of the big benefit ball to be given the general flower committee at Hamilton hall Friday evening. Marshall's band, Gormly's band, Wat-
Lawrence led orchestra to headline Alhambra ball
Louis Buch of Lawrence directs the Sons of the orchestra and the Alhambra Mandolin Club for a dance at the hall. Tickets cost 1.50 per couple. Donations cover decorations and flowers from Hayes Rodman and local ladies. Grand march 8:20 led by Edward Wilder and Mrs Jonathan Thomas. Mayday tickets at drug stores Eagle Curry and Charles Eagle. Voting contest closes Thursday at Arnold’s drug store. Zouave uniforms for General Bradford’s company priced at 175 each.
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Dward Wilder
Jonathan Thomas
Eagle & Curry’s
Charles Eagle's
Ladies of An
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