Plays for M KInley At White House Recital Delights Guests
Florieel Reuter of Chicago delights 8 White House audience with a recital featuring songs and patriotic pieces. The program includes The Sos rate de Mayan and Viva Uista Pasadomatic. The performer plans a southern route to Goede Country, with Cape Hatteras to be passed by September 23 and a New York Bay anchorage on September 28, Dewey will be aboard and aims to arrive on time.
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Florieel Reuter
Chicago
White House
Washington
Mortesti Reuter
Treasury
Lieanes
Kabjey
White
Lewaard
Ana Pan
Vinuxterie
Micielon
Bexin
Uncle Sam
Cape Hatteras
New York Bay
Dewey Etys
Dewey Mission to Reach New York by Southern Route
Fragmentary dispatch notes Admiral Dewey en route aboard the Olympia toward the United States. The ship left Gibraltar in a morning calm as sunlit clouds parted, with the crew and ship’s surgeon aboard, awaiting arrival in New York on a reported date in September.
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Hateras
New York
Gibraltar
Olympia
United States
Olympic
Admiral Dewey
Roe Hesleny
Rome
Sala Hs
Lightning's Vdd Work Tornado Event Shocks Ohio
A freak electrical storm near Fredericksburg, Ohio, injures no one but destroys a building. Farmer William Parrett reports a vivid strike tearing the roof and walls, lifting parts of a porch, and injuring a two year old calf. The storm knocks down power lines, causes a two foot tall tendon, and leaves broken posts in a four hour span. The scene is observed as the Secretary and Col. Hardin travel toward Las Principato and the Philippines.
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William Parrett
Farmer Living
Cear Fredaricks
Abbots Wife of Kansan Seeks Divorce
Cora Belle Abbott files divorce suit against Geocer Abbott alleging frequent striking and false adultery accusations. She cites his wealth and custody request for two children Fernard Heatrice. Abbott family ties noted to prominent Kansas Dest lineage. alienation sought.
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Cora Belle Abbots
East St. Louis
Cora Belle Abbott
Geocer Abbott
Meon
Dean
Tojottier
Anil Sytember
Fernard Heatrice
Sentences Reported for Manila Crimes by Court Martial
Manila reports via Hong Kong say Corporal Damboffer and Private Conine of Company B Sixteenth Infantry were sentenced to death by court martial. Private Ne Bennett received twenty years imprisonment for criminally assaulting millve women in Manila a month earlier. The crimes provoked native outrage and General Otto recommended President McKinney approve the sentences and order a public execution to deter repetition.
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Manila
Hong Kong
Damboffer
Conine
Company B
Sixteenth Infantry
NeBennett
Otta
McKinney
Kles Leaves Kansas and Changes in Ownership
An old Kansas paper, the Commoner, reports editor B. G. Klee selling and leaving for Michigan. Wich it now passes to new owners including W. J. Babb and Frank Nishewonger with Judge Rabb having bought into Jerry Simpeot's Pugnaet Pub.
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Wichit
Commoner
B. G. Klee
Wuld
Michigan
Wilst
Kansas
Hawe Kewn
W. J. Babb
Frank
Soups
Kansas Kafir corn acreage rises amid state totals
Returns to the Kansas Board of Agriculture show Kafir corn occupying 47 152 acres, with growth over last year. Top counties include Greenwood, Lyon, Butler, Dickinson, Pratt, Morris, Harper, Osage, Kingman, and Comanche, totaling about 3 percent of the state crop. Sorghum and related feeds also rise, with several counties reporting gains and shifting acreage. The article notes a 3 percent regional share of total Kafir corn and highlights a surge in sorghum planted alongside. The piece ends with a currency bill passed by the Gold Standard Simta council on September 15.
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Kansas Board of Agriculture
Greenwood
Lyon
Butler
Dichinkon
Pratt
Morris
Heh
Harper
Clas
Osage Hans
Bilsworth
Ilslo
Celley
Comanche
Busseil
Sherman County
Marion
Cuna
Finney
Keren Buller
Barber
Cowfey
Sumner
Dickinson
Free Trial Bottle Promises Blood Balm Cure
Advert promises a free trial bottle of Blood Balm and declares it heals blood troubles and skin diseases. It claims to cure cancers, eating sores, and chronic rheumatism and offers tonic benefits. Available from Swift Holiday Drug Co and others, with $1 large bottle and $5 for six bottles.
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Swift & Holiday Drug Co
Kans
Eed
Rowley & Snow
Kanses Avenue
Topeis
Asd Ding Alores
Blood Balm Co
Mitchell St. Atladte
Kansas City Chosen As Next Meeting Place Of Typothetae
The final session of the United Typothetae of America convention elected Franklin Hudson as president and P Edward Freeward as vice president. Kansas City, Missouri, was chosen as the host city for the next meeting, with the date left to the executive committee and the Kansas City Typothetae to arrange. Officers named include Wilson H. Lee of New Haven as second vice president and J E Burke of Norfolk as third vice president, with A Tabor of Tennessee and Wm A Webb of Cincinnati among the vice presidents. J S Cushing of Boston as secretary, Thomas Donnelley of Chicago as treasurer, and a committee chaired by J J Little of New York with Wm J Gorman of Philadelphia and several others from major cities.
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United
Pitwt
P. Edward Freeward
St Louis
W Wilson H. Lee
New Haven
John E Burke
Norfolk
Via
A. Tabor
Tenmion
Dat
Wm. A. Webb
Cincinnati
J. P. Jones
Philadelphia
Seerebury
J. S. Cushing
Boston
Thomas Donnelley
Chicago
J. J. Little
New York
Wm. J. Gorman
WW. Iornich
St. Paul
W. H. Bates
Memphis
Tenn
President McKinley to Extend Western Trip to Minneapolis
Washington reports McKinley plans to extend his Chicago journey to Minneapolis while cabinet members Gage Toot Smith and Grices discuss carter stone laying details and the dates of meeting the presidential party. A discussion on Dubiey money orders hints at a rate increase. Twies Hanged in Mobile for assaulting a white child. trap misfired causing initial fall. Capetown reports forty two bubonic plague deaths at Magude near Delau bay and high fatality among those infected.
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McKinley
Washington
Secretarias Gage
Toot
Smith
Attornes
Vnday
Chicago
Minneapolis
Dubiey
United States
Cape Town
Cape House Assembly
WP. Schreiner
Magude
Dela Sou Bay
Ottawa Fair and Town News Ripple Through County
Local notes describe attendance at the Ottawa fair, a Topeka scientist turned farmer, city construction work on brick pavement, and various Kansas figures traveling or speaking. Mentions include J. Willeed sailing to Scotland, Santa Fe officials, and community events across multiple counties with promotions and political activity.
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Kansas
Grace Cathedral
van Valkenburg
Acre
Ichards
Aeeta Sara Atchison
Ottawa
Ray E. Thomas
Noiriy
New York
Tom McNeal
Bourbon County
Fedueld
Ybchen
J. Willeed
Scotland
Churing J. Webb
Santa Fe
Bibi Reavenworth
Mera Mare FL Nest
Ivorce
William Nixon
Honey
K. J. Shakeshiott
Sant Pe
Cnjosine
Colorad Union
Krgpered Federation
Agonductre ' i Mucslall
iGinge
Oly
Kile
Phutidus
Tore TV
Amh
Johnson Defends Ruling Amid Nomination Fight
Hazen explains Branner junction dispute and names Judge Johnson as target of petition accusing him of legal ignorance. Petition argues he relied on Judge Keeler's judgment in key points of law. Johnson remains a Republican candidate as Nortonville convention stalemate continues.
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EB. Hazen
Branner
W. H. Hazen
Johnson
Myers
Gletrich
Jumes Myer
Johnsxet
Johnzon
One Woman's Nerve Ascends Edison Chimney
Mrs Harris wife of H J Harris chief engineer of Edison Electric Light company climbed the 185 foot new chimney at the plant using the Barrow platform. She recounted friends doubting her but said she would go to the top and back with her husband accompanying her.
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Harris
Edison
H. J. Harris
Edison Hisptric Light Company
Mra. Harris
Real Estate Transfers Listed in County Ledger
A stream of conveyances shows multiple transfers of property and deeds. Names include George A. Shankweller F J Meyer Marcus Warner H C Bowman Charles Endicott W H Boasen Rosa Strickrott Mary E Neese Werner Lutz Jno J Shafter Matthew Ketchum Irving Wellman Mary E Van Cleave Audas A Fy C G Behuler Strait avenue Whitmers addition El Freeman Miranda D Frestan C E Freeman and heirs to Freeman and related heirs with values ranging from 50 to 3500 dollars and parcels described across sections 2 11 16 and adjacent plats.
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George A. Shankweller
F. J. Meyer
John BR. ‘Thompson
Marcus Warner
Polkstret
H.C. Bowman
Charles Endicott
W. HL Boasen
Keith
Shawner County
Rosa Strickrott
van Buren Street
Adrenn
Garton
Franke Hridgeford
Mary E Neese
Werner Lutz
Jno
J. Shafter
Matthew Ketchum
AIT Palatrest
Siringhim
Irving Wellman
Mary E. van Cleave
Braaner Street
Klein
Audas
Mra A. Fy
Pt. Sw. Tet
Pl. Se
Ott
C. G. Behuler
Strait
Maegley Takes Post as General Freight Agent
Mr Maegley newly appointed inderstant general freight agent of Santa Ms arrives in Topeka at noon to review papers with Mr Ro Hudenb and acclimate to duties. He returns to Kansas City tomorrow then continues as chair of the Travat Inspection bureau until October 1 before taking charge in Topeka. Mrs Hudson will remain in Topeka until January 1.
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Nseleten
Banta
City of
México
Stepeias Deen
Teres
Mike
Mn P. Reilac
Alyen
Sor Jackson
Wichita Bencan
Sara Pat Coney
O. W. Coulter
McKinney
Kasay
npAie Cue Entertainment
Fepela Secrets
Neo Henry
Knoleren
Ab Insu
Abilene
Topeka
Aeslum
Nothtar Wie
Tien
Auchareies
Welluday
Abliene
Kate Guyre
Dolan
Mire
Giebruail
C. Maegley
Santa Ms
Cr. Ro Hudenb
Kansas City
Travat Inspection Bureau
Toneka
C.F. Hudson
Nickerson
Mexican Central Rows
Mexico
Hudson
Remais
Tnil
Slow Reply Truncated in Transvaal Crisis Report
London reports the colonial office awaits the Transvaal consul general’s formal reply. Pretoria notes the executive staff is considering the final reply from Great Britain. Commandants are asked to submit lists of burghers available for military service as the call for a bank statement looms. Breidenthal issues a bank condition demand due within fifteen days.
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London
Transvaal
Monoe White
Pretoria
Great Beitals
Hnmedinge
Breidenthal
Lide Perm Orders Next Year Mil Wallkes Meeting
The national council of the Lidepemtert Order of Tied Men decided today to merge Mil Wallkes next year. They also plan to establish a newspaper under the order with details to be announced by the board of managers. Parker House Moved An Albert Parker house was moved from the saditerlar site on ta Qube street and began ex way by the new location on Nighth sve near Harrison. The Teenie Wilde moved Quincy street WW Tenth opening because of town winds at Eight street and Kansad avenue.
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Washington
National Council
Tiem
Parker
Albert Parker
Saditerlar
Ta Qube Street
Harrison
Teenie Wilde
Quincy Street
Eight Street
Kansad Avenue
The Angelus Inspires Millet’s Muse Amid Humble Cottage
A Philadelphia Bulletin excerpt describes Mere Adele, Millets muse near Fontainebleau, who with simple faith and resilience recalls the painter Jean Francois Millet. It recounts her life beside a vine clad cottage, Adele's care for Millet's family, and the iconic Angelus scene born from their shared hardship.
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Harbison
Fontainebleau
Paris
Katone
Sls
Mern
Adele
Jean Francois Millet
Mia
Wanted sealed bids for wheat straw and curds delivery
Sealed bids will be received at the Kansas State AR reunion office in the state house until September 18 for 20 tons of clean wheat straw and 20 tons of curds Leacheners to be delivered to the fair. Bids will be rejected in whole or in part as determined by the committee MAJOR P SHHEVE, Secretary.
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Kansas Ftate AR
Reunion
State Houpe
P.shheve
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John H. Crider
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E. Hauler
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Anna Tiresell
Louis
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