Reunion Plans for Veterans Tentage and Water on Grounds
A 48th business meeting discussed reunion readiness with tents allocated or ordered at the fairgrounds. Extra tents were debated, a contract for free drinking water was awarded, and decorations and permits for vendor sales were outlined. Efforts aim to have grounds ready by opening day with tents and amenities in place.
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Reunion Strumitice
Maton
Mr. Schick
Agnink
G. D. Skinner
LeRoy Currier
Committe de Camp Accommodations
Evers
Dotie &S
Chas, Sterer
Cialemas
Aerorsiiens
Owenbure
Ai Allier
Wits
Amgersun
Tapeia
Ozevinire
Reunion plans unfold at Deven's grounds in June
An event described as a reunion is set to take place at the grounds near Deven's, with organizers arranging a Friday gathering and a subsequent meeting to wind up related activities. Attendees from the Line of Nationality and others are expected to join as discussions center on future arrangements.
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Elie Bentnnas
Thursda
Uae
Reunion
Ria
Aoa
Bustoose
New ruling on civil service temporary appointments
Washington Sept 1 The attorney general has given an opinion to the War Department affecting temporary rolls. The ruling limits McKinley’s civil service amendment to only those temporary appointees certified by the Civil Service Commission. Many War and Treasury Department temporary staff may be excluded from transfer to permanent rolls.
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Washington
Geier
Fate Department
State Department
Genera Balts
Civil Service
McKinley
Cliteriies Comunicaton
Poset Billis
Department
Perenne Hilding
Etgil Service Commission
War
Treasury Departments
Civil Wat Commission
Lyman Naugle Back From New Zealand Journey
Lyman Naugle has returned from New Zealand and is with his wife in Sad Frap vise, California. He traveled via Honolulu to San Francisco then to New York and London before circling South America to Auckland. He later wrote his wife from San Pestetseo, and the family plans happier times as they reunite. Naugle was a prominent Kansas Populist, editor of the Wellington Voice, and held state appointments before rumors of scandal and disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illington
Lyman Nungte
New Zealand
Cal
Nina
San Francisco
San Prapeisco
New York
Lopion
Southampton
South America
Auckland
Honolulu
San Francites
San Weazdtsed
Naugle
Topelas
Sud
Topel
San Pestetseo
Lytman Nowele
Kanvss
Leedy
State Board of Charities
Wellington Voice
Eeseral
Rugor
Harrison to run for Illinois governor next year
Chicago dispatch reports Mayor Harrison will seek the governorship of Illinois in the coming year. The decision was intended to stay secret until later in the season. Bryan and several Illinois Democrats learned of the news during a late meeting.
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Chicago
The
Times-Herald Seyre
Harrison
Finois
William J. Bryan
M. Bryan
Illinois
Women Plan Headway in State Campaign Meeting
The Karas Equal Suffrage association schedules its 15th annual Kansas City gathering in Kap October 9 10 and 1 under the Current Event club. The reunion aims to revive interest in suffrage work and prepare for a large campaign next year as women seek broader support from men.
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Karas Equal Suffrage Association
Kansas City
Kap
Club
Thatity
Rebel activity in Zamboanga region dulls American control
Reports from Manila and Toledo indicate about 400 rebels remain defiant at Zamboanga as American forces move toward Lamon. The city is largely deserted with rebels in camp and tensions rising between Moris and Filipinos while natives try to stay neutral.
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Manila
Sepu
API
Tloila
Bates
Zamboanca
Lamon
Zamboanga
Honeck pleads guilty to murder showing no fear
Chicago on September 21 Alchsra Honeck admitted killing Walter Koeller in pursuit of a preconceived design. When asked if he knew he could be hanged on his plea he answered I am xulity. Herman Hendheusen accompanied Honeck also pleaded guilty.
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Chicago
Alchsra Honeck
Walter Koeller
Honeck
Herman Hendheusen
Nat Gulits
Demented Soldier Found In Chicago After War Strain
A former private in Company K, COISRATE volunteers, named Sterling of Denton Gensis was found in a demented state in Chicago today. He had been wounded in a skirmish with the Filipinos about a year ago and is believed to have suffered mental break from the campaign. A note in his pocket names Miss Rusie Beott of Alcott as the woman he planned to marry.
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Chicago
Worme
K Company
Coisrate Vollintears
Sterling
Denton G
Rusie Beott
Alcott
Cole
Czar Visite Kiel Arrives Amid Naval Welcome
The Czar and Czarina reached Kiel at 9 am today aboard the Imperial yacht Polar Star. A large crew and officials greeted the imperial party as they began their visit, with ceremonies planned to mark the occasion.
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Kiel
Csar
Csatina
Judicial contest Starkens Jackson Jefferson race clash
The Jackson Jefferson county judicial nomination dispute bleeds into the First district fight between W. J. Batley and Charles Curtis. Johnson supporters accuse Curtis of pressuring Hurrell to influence Jackson county delegates, threatening delay and new complications in party unity ahead of primaries.
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Jackson-Jefferson County
W. J. Batley
Charles Curtis
Johnson
Curtis
Jackson County
Jefferson County
Frank Hurrell
John
Maiire Hureel
Hurrell
Gilluly
McCam
Holton
A. B. Walker
Jobson
Harrell
Weir
Jefferson
Murreil
Bin
Cartie
Joherson
Curtin
Sven
Jefe Terson
Broerick
Broderick Satan Bailey
Matey G
Broderick
Trne
Journal
McCammon
Gillaly
Curtha
Nortonville
Sime
Bailes
Cy Leland
Ex-Congressman Simpson to Speak Against Expansion in Topeka
Jerry Simpson, famed for anti expansion views, is invited to address the Topeka G A R reunion, with plans for a spirited speech in Topeka. A large crowd of Populist supporters is expected to attend the event.
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Jerry
Topeka
Jerry Simpson
G. A. We
Simpson
Arkaness City
Fils City
Wilson Hooted as Insinuations Against Bryan Anger Woodmen
In Cheney, AL Wilson faced heckling from Woodmen after insinuations about Bryan. The speaker, a longtime congressional candidate, praised Republican principles but drew sharp rebuke from the audience, who hooted him off the stage amid renewed talk of political rivalry.
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Eaphant
AL. Wilson
Cheney Cate
Republican Party
Congress
Bryan
Althoush
Wilson
Admirer asks governor to open Potawatomi land claim
A letter to Governor Stanley from a self described admirer urges immediate action to open the Potawatomi Reservation in Johnson County. The writer pledges loyalty to the Pop ticket, asks for a prime claim and favorable land terms, and vows support for the governor’s tenure.
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Gov. Stanley
Stanley
Pottawatomie Reservation
Jailson County
Gaveegur
Kansas
Iron market climbs as supply tightens across regions
Cleveland reports the Iron Trade Review notes steadily rising prices and limited supply ahead. Analysts expect no relief soon with demand remaining stronger than production capacity, and Lake Superior ore shortages signaling shipments could miss by about one million tons.
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Cleveland
The
Iron Trade Review
Lake Superior
No Gold Drain London Denies Organized Movement
London reports 260000 pounds in bar gold bought openly for shipment to New York. Brown Shipley & Co say no drain yet and call it a fugitive, not important. Morten & Co say shipment is without influence, a pure open market act. Bank of England not connected, no current export tendency to the United States, though possible later.
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London
New York
Messrs. Brown, Shipley & Co
Associated Press
Bank of England
JS. Morten & Co
Bank of England Agia
United Siates
Revenue receipts from internal resources rise in August
Washington reports August internal revenue receipts totaling 24 420 980, up 1 940 482 from last year. Tobacco and other sources show gains while vial taxes fall. miscellaneous rises. Ten months show 2 157 255 excess versus 189s period.
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Washington
Gold 18 Coming to Ease New York Bank Strain
Reports from Wall Street say European gold imports may begin. About £100,000 or $500,000 bought in London for shipment to New York. National City Bank reportedly arranging to bring $5,000,000 from Europe and LaGuardia likely to import large sums. If true, money conditions may relax, easing recent tightness in financial markets. A Virginia editor notes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy helped a reader recover after long illness. Sold by all druggists.
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New York
Wall Street
Europe
London
National City Bank
Lagard
Ris
Chenber
Timex
Hilisside
Chamberlain
O. R. Moore
All Drugeints
Virginia
Burlington Route advertisement and notices
An advertisement extols the Burlington Route with east west and northbound services including dining cars and Pullman sleepers. It promotes time savings on the Hill Route and mentions agents selling tickets. Disjointed items follow including personal quips about education and a German remedy, then a note on the Kearsarge sailing northward and Marconi’s wireless arrival in New York.
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Missouri River
St. Louis
Chicago
Burlington
Omaha
Sioux City
Colorado
DeWiths Line
Hever Geise
Clarksburg
N. J
W. Stanefield
W. H Wilson
A. J. Arnold & Son
A. J. Kine & Co
Catterson
Hatterson
Mathers’ Congress
Humour Of The Day And Veiled Jokes Across Papers
A collage of quips and anecdotes from this issue, highlighting witty exchanges, social quirks, and satirical remarks. The items mention a misattributed ignorance claim, umbrella thefts, a Baptist minister’s daughter, jokes about Cupid, military questions, amateur fishermen, and domestic humor from city papers.
Famous Dishes of London Inns From the London Daily Mail
The article surveys historic London taverns famed for signature dishes such as eel pies at the Sluice House near Finsbury Park and Rule’s oyster patties in Maldenian, noting their enduring legacies. It highlights the Daniel Lambert famed for tripe suppers, the Ship and Tortie in Leadenhall Street for turtle soup, turbot, and Madeira, and the Cocke and Rainbow inns for their chops and a showy saddle of moweddown mutton served on a moving table for diners.
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London
London Daily Mail
Finsbury Park
Rule
Strand
Simpson
Daniel Lambert
Leadenhall Street
Tennyson
Howe
Witlen
Women find relief from nervous disorders with vegetable compound
Letters praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for nervousness back pains and falling womb in mid 19th century testimonials. Mrs Anna BE Hatt of Milford Conn and Mrs Euten Pranxa- GAN of Philadelphia describe substantial improvements and gratitude to the remedy and its advocate.
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AS. Pinkham
Anna BE. Hatt
Mildale
Conn
Mes
Mountain St
Philadelphia
Deak Mus
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Kansas fairs list for 1599 with dates and secretaries
The Kansas state board of agriculture reports 28 fairs in 1599 with their locations dates and secretaries. Notable entries include Anderson County Garnett September 26 28 and Cowley County Winfield September 20 22, Ottawa September 19 22 and Salina September.
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Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
F. D. Coburn
Anderson County
Kansas State AK reunion bids and related notices
Sealed bids are invited at the Kansas State AK reunion office for 20 tons of cleaner wheat straw and 25 cords of says hardwood delivered to fate grounds. The right to reject bids is reserved. Notices include several upcoming reunions with dates in Wichita, Topeka, and Gironde.
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Kansay State AK
Reunion
Tate
Gomi A. PF
Shgete
Arias
Fred Bettie
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Brooklyn Navy Ward
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Sankers Statesman
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Washington Star
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Opposits National Hotel
Union Pacific
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Oregon
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F. A. Lewis
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