Kansas Politics and Markets Merge in Early 1890s Echoes
A fragmented Kansas news summary discusses political temper in Topeka with prohibition discourse and calls for reform, noting campaigns and potential presidential candidates. It references the State fair, a rising temperature trend, and debates on judiciary and newspaper integrity amid party clashes. Local agricultural notes anticipate wheat prices amid gold-standard expectations and crop reports.
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Hutchinses
Simpson
Ganta Pe
Bimpoon
Chicago Board of Trade
Renault
Joongwa
Gesad
Parade turnout at Pitburg nears forty thousand veterans
The article notes an estimated 40,000 veterans parading in Pitburg this week, a remarkable showing given aging and economic strain. It suggests reunions will shrink as survivors diminish, with attendance likely shrinking in a few years.
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Republic
Pitwburg
Personal Gossip From Various Figures Across Nations
A column of scattered notes mentions ex congressman John Mercer Langston of Virginia seeking fame through photographs and autographs, ex Senator Warren with a vast sprawling domain and herd, Emin Pask’s Berlin daughter Ferida, dramatist Clement Scott, and Lord Salisbury’s daughter Lacy Gwendoline Cecil rumored in political fiction. Marshal Canrobert denies memoir plans while Rosebery buys a 1784 portrait of Washington. Jefferson’s youth and study habits are recalled. Sheriff Joseph Thompson of Lawrence County charged with embezzlement. Winston’s soothing syrup and local real estate mentions close the mix.
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Emin Pasks
Ferida
Berlin
Clement Scott
Marlborough
War Office
London
Lacy Gwendoline Cecil
Lord Salisbury
Marshal Canrobert
Thomas Wickes
Pullman Company
Lord Rosebery
Washington
Earl of Shelburne
Rosebery
Thomas Jefferson
Judge Holt
Lincoln
Notable New York riders compare to Buffalo Bills on tour
A columnist lists six prominent New Yorkers famed for riding prowess and bravery. Henry Clausen, Prince Zieg Tynberg, George Law, Howard Carroll, John P. Eckhardt, and L. Z. Remington are praised for skill across cross country, boxing, wrestling, and horse handling. Remington seeks war zones, Law remains a boxing and driving ace, while the others excel in horsemanship and outdoor games.
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New York
Eeraio Path
Henry Clausen
Prince Zieg"' Trnberg
Insurance
George Law
Howard Carroll
John P. Eckhardt
Buffalo William
Prince Zieg
Tynberg
Forca
Mr. Cody
Uhlans
Royal Irish Dragoons
Buffalo Bills
Liverpool
Joe Coburn
America
L. Z. Remington
Professor Gleason
Arizona
New Mexico
Mr. Remington
Herman Ovlrichs
Harry Buermeyer
Zieg Tynberg
Johnny Eckhardt
Woitks Stanpisa Hayza
Linen Damask Sale with Yardage and Table Sets
Linen textiles advertised with heavy cream and Turkey Red damask yardage priced from 29 to 98 cents per yard. Bleached damask table sets range from 3.25 to 8.50 dollars and up. Napkins and 3-4 size values list for 1 to 5 dollars per dozen. several lots offered at reduced prices per dozen.
Best values on towels sheetings and quilts
Heavy Crochet Quilts offered at 1.00 1.25 and 1.50 each. Children’s extra heavy ribbed black cotton hose 15 and 25 cents pair. Men’s heavy ribbed black bicycle hose 50 and 75 cents pair. Ladies and Gent’s medium weight underwear at low prices. Odd lines to close out.
Topeka City Council Proceedings September 1804 Minutes
City council met with eight present and two absent. Agenda covered street work payments and sidewalk contracts, sewer district appraisals, city scavenger appointments, and multiple ordinances including sidewalk payments and tax levies. Controversy arose over temporary appointments and a long municipal dispute about street locations and improvements.
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Cuaupex
Topexa
Haxsss
Huiman
Pattison
Stevens
Stephenson
Burgess
Fellows
Fulton
Grigge
Eulinger
Stadfed
T. W. Harrison
Holman
Vance & Campbell
Laclede
Decker, Mullins & Berry
J. B. Larimer
Topeka Presa Brick Company
Decker
Core Beary
H. Ro Achenbach
Police Street
Board of Police Commissioners
Gr. Vanderpool
C. A Fagerstrom
Mr. Stevens
A. Barton
Fourteenth Street
Lake
Chandler Streets
James Gillet
RT. Chaney
Lee M. Carter
Hulman
Griggs
A. W. Brown
Ayew
Burgesa
Homan
Cunningham
F. M. Newland
T W. Durham
Pal
T. J. Kellum
Samuel Howe
RT. Stewart
A. FP. Chesney
Joseph Reed
H. J. Adama
Ths Covvert
Edo
Eppola
Printer Carson Falls Into Cellar and Is Injured
Sgents. Printer Carson, carrying a Wichita card, fell down a cellar stair in front of the Western Union Telegraph company building and fractured his skull. He was unconscious on arrival at Christ's hospital where surgeons removed bone from the damaged area. The patient remained unconscious but doctors expected a favorable recovery. His father serves as postmaster at Pierce City, Missouri. Leave your order for a fall nail at Artuex & McMasva, 610 Kansas Ave.
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B. Carson
Warnet
vSloe
Western Union Telegraph Company
Topalis
Christ's Hospital
Dre. Mune
Hibben
Pierce City
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