Turbulent Times in Macedonia and Markets Across the Nation
The article surveys European tensions with Turkey over Macedonia and notes broader U.S. business indicators. It cites editorials on Ottoman policy, calls for international action, and previews election dynamics. It also mentions the inventor of the quick lunch van Buel, a Detroit surgeon scandal, and the New York Herald’s business outlook highlighting stable conditions and future profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Kansas State Fair Ends as Exposition Grows
The Kansas state fair closes amid optimistic notes on stock breeding and exhibits. Officials applaud educational value and the fair’s role despite poor weather as plans emerge for a stronger next two years, with St Louis Exhibition likely to alternate.
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Kansas
Eexpanition
Pupport
Stent-Neers
Editorial View on Turkish Massacres in Macedonia
The piece cites a New York American editorial condemning the Turkish slaughter in Macedonia, praising William T. Stead’s telegram from London. It argues that Christian powers must intervene to stop atrocities, warning that neutrality or inaction risks disaster across the Balkans and Europe.
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Turkey
New York American
Peta
Bowth Sea Islands
William T. Stead
London
Macedonia
Stomdays
Europe
Bulgaria
Bulgaris
Jaswin
Austria
Servia
Turk
Asim
Real Taxation Figures In Tax Controversy Amid Budget Muddle
A lengthy discussion argues there is no dispute about the total 1904 appropriation of 5 150 000 but the controversy centers on the tax levy and other revenue sources. State Treasurer Kelly estimates balances and warrants, suggesting sufficent funds to cover 1904 appropriations with leftover amounts and unexpended warrants. The article notes ongoing concerns about outstanding warrants and balances at year end.
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Kelly
Waweyieavsaee Saeed
Tkte
Tqmatization
Abrams
Isadore
Abram
Abrama
Jerry Simpnon
Charley Curtis
Joe Bristow
Carrie Nation
Mary Ellen Lease
Death of Harmon Wilson Shocks Kansas Newspaper World
Tributes pour in for Harmon Wilson, famous Kansas journalist and columnist known for Kansas News and Comment. Colleagues recall his bright, insightful writings and warm personality as the state mourns the loss of a beloved editor and commentator.
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Harmon Wilson
Hi D
Apera
Starw
Kansas
Kaneat
Kansas News and Comment
Ant
Hanaas
Horton Wison
Ornery
Harrion Wilson
Timothy ‘Tugbutton
Timothy Tugbutton
Wilson
Knights of the Condemned Cottonwood
Garker Te Sone
Kawsan
Haa
Harmon Wiljron
The Indian Problem and Frank Wood’s View
The article summarizes Frank Wood’s assessment in Outlook on the Indian question. It notes government trust funds of about 24 million and 110 million acres held for 260000 Indians. It cites education spending, rising to 45 million for about 20000 pupils, with about 2208 school staff and per pupil cost over 180, questioning progress.
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Frank Wood
United States
Topeka Street Car Service Praised for Crowd Handling
The Street Railway earned praise for managing fall crowds as Topeka advances track reconstruction. Interurban cars from the Vinewood line eased congestion, while new treks progress rapidly. By January first, Topeka is expected to boast a street railway worthy of pride.
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Topeka
Parched Kansas Fragments Echo With Oddities And Notices
A jumble of clipped notes from Kansas towns mentions a 17 year old Indian maiden in Lyndon jail, a Te Jointist arrested, clams found near Stockton, a corner store window in Lawrence, and six Marion boys organizing an Archaeological club. Other items report a car shipment to Frisco, a street sweeper purchase, and marriage licenses in Wichita as communities joke through stray lines and curious claims.
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Florence
Cottonwood Valle Jewell
Atchison
Colony
Lyndon
Cee
Ed Eggygaworth
Enterprise
Manhattan College
Bashel
Stockton
New Jersey
Solomon
Kansas
Frisco
Marion
Barton County
Wichita
Topeka
Washington
Pater Cerents
Fase City
Hazleton
Fragmented Atchison Globe snippet on family roles and social norms
A noisy, partial transcript from the Atchison Globe reflects on motherhood and fatherhood, hints at wedding attire plans, boarding school, and social expectations. It mentions a girl of 18 marrying, a mother choosing wedding clothes, and a critique of parental authority embedded in domestic anecdotes.
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Atchison Globe
Wien
Pao
Atchison
Mikestone
Lyestmant
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News Clip
A garbled compendium of quips about women and society. The text cites remarks on love, marriage, speeches, friendship, and gender norms from the Philadelphia and Chicago press, with roaming quotes and fragmented lines about wives, cooks, and social expectations.
Fakirs at the fair and the Nickel Plate line noted
A lively piece on fair spectacles featuring two traveling fakirs Abrams and ODonnell who ply handkerchiefs and pens with showmanship and inflated claims. It also highlights the Nickel Plate road with its eastern connections and dining car service, praising comfort, punctuality, and no excess fares for travelers.
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Abrams
O'Donnell
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
West Shore
Boston & Maine
Chicago
New York
Boston
Fte
Auriat Indien
Nickel Plate Road
Pameenger
la Salle Street
Adams Street
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Vane Uatier
Hasteene Omcs
Toon
Si Peumanert
Avenum
Tine Ee
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Associated Press
Fon Publica Wain
Ina Ayer
Thie Gale
Pir Tepal
van Buel
Beth- Doni
Detroit
Dawson
New Jerusalem
Uwe
Cong
Jolint
Detroit Pree Preen
Barre
Renton
Marin
Mr. Cleveland
Reeve We Tuw
Maken J. Pierpett Dorgan
Whit
Anette
Bern
Permeylvania Penitentiors
Pennaylvania
Gied
Ace
Pritane
Manedonia
Eelven
Pawart
Wellington
Mr. Mearet
Heweilin
III
India
China
France
Mexico
God Wien
Deen
Westminster Gazette
Jax Maweee
Chicago News
Cordelia
Philadelphia Record
Paul
Odonnell
Pacis
Mallsead
the Universal Food Chopper
W. A. L. Thompson HarDware Co
Kansas Avenue
Santa
Lawrence
T. L. King
C.P
T. A. Topeka
Rock Island
A. M. Fuller
Wabash
Follow the
Ohio
Indiana
Louisville
L. S. McClellan
H. C. Shields
Western
Main Street
Kansas City
Prom
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Kansas Ave
Topeka Independent Telephone Co
the State Journal
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