Black fabrics on sale at low prices in main street shop
A local retailer advertises heavy discounts on wool fabrics and fine silks. Listings include 40 inch black wool cloths reduced to low prices, alongside Nuns Veiling and black faille, radzimir, and serges with prices from a few cents to a dollar. Patterns and Australian wool novelty fabrics are highlighted, plus bold claims of new stripes and plaids and popular black and white designs. The text ends with a fragmented note about unrest near a chalice yard and dark souls yard.
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Priestly
Munson and McNamara Auction Scheme Debate Spurs Reform
In a pointed critique, Munson and McNamara accuse continuing burn and flood schemes and a bankrupt stock dodge as relics of the past. They urge legitimate methods to prevail in these days of civilized advancement, warning against outdated practices.
Rostered Presidential Panty And Racing Tables
Fragmented notes describe political figures and events at a race track, with references to President Florisseni and officials, plus a long list of racing results and a separate violinist death. Names and places appear inconsistently, but the piece ties political and sporting items to August dates and a New Orleans note.
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Sahareia SV
Aneust
Guy Wi Heneral
Titersm
Tetator Migeina
Mela Avare
Nulas’y Fle
Uheep
Botrmlan
Kansas City Policy Drawings Expose Lottery Ring
Peter Kline of Kansas City Kansas and Edward Findlay of this city ran a state franchise lottery scheme since March. Hansen opera house on Ninth Street served as headquarters with policy drawings daily. Branch shops spread to Topeka Leavenworth Aitchison Wichita Forsyth Siva Lawrence Hutchinson and Concordia. Attorney General Kellogg seeks charter nullification and public outcry calls for mercy for a horse thief near Nevada.
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Kassas City
Peter Kline
Kansas City
Kan
Edward Findlay
Kansas Line
Hansen Opera House
Ninth Street
James
Armstrong
Topeka
Leavenworth
Aitchison
Wichita
Fors Seat
Siva
Lawrence
Hutchinson
Mgurden City
Concordia
Ohsnves
LB Kellogg
Kanarios Bezun Sult
State Supreme Court
Angualantion
Kensas Mer ‘Cwntile
Peter W. Kitue
William and
Fred Temme Ain
Andrew D
Edwant Vicre
Kissapi
Suvl
Fins Veet
KENTUCKY OUTLAWS TROOPS SOUGHT FOR QUELLING TROUBLE
Judge Bayd from the Fifteenth district arrives in Leamisville to petition Governor Buckner for troops to arrest Wilson Howard and Jeter Jennings, leaders of a band blamed for four killings in Hardin County. He urges military support to capture them, given their large local backing.
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Kansas
Novads
Hardin County
Kentucky
Outlawn
Tlemisville
Robert Bayd
Fifvernth
Buckner
Wilson Howard
Jeter
Hoyd
Ilzs
Hardin Cvanty
Etter
H Wilson Howard
St Jennings
Howard
Jennings
Surender
Hardy Averole
Wanl
Missouri
China
Pat Tubing
Catte
Captain Winter
Buckini
Delirious patient kills nurse in Winchester Wisconsin era pickup
A delirious patient, Fred Nickels of Grove Street Winchester, shot and killed his nurse Mike Smith after obtaining a revolver during typhoid fever symptoms. He fired at his father Stillman Nichols and then resisted restraint as police moved in. The incident occurred at about 10:90 this morning.
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Wolves
Mass
Fred Nickels
Grove Street
Winchester
Mike Smith
Stillman Nichols
Fourth day of Topeka convention sets delegates and constitutional vote
The August 24 convention session in Topeka selected delegates for the Deep Water convention and proposed constitutional changes. A committee led by My Ruykenall was appointed to advocate for the constitution, with debate on suffrage and article revisions. The body outlined a future legislative framework, recall provisions, and memorial funding plans, while appointing officers and setting dates for further meetings.
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Kan
Medicine Lodge
H. Edson
Louisiana
Edson
Lisa
Harbor County
Delug
Tleney Haze
Vowall
Horace
Speed
Satbrie
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
McCaskey
Pilicio
Washington
Senate
House of Representatives
Birst Biatriet
Harris Ecudity
Oklahoma County
Phind
Little River
Lisbon County
Ventura County
Cleveland County
Payne County
Reno County
Lown County
Hennessey County
W. Hernolts
James Moran
NA. Daniils
Whe Wileson
Frank Wyckott
Bof. Hatner
I. F. Stone
Topeka
Moran
Mr. Stone
Tecommittee
Education
Asx
Wilson
Rhein
Misoroe
Wichita
Gatlisie
FesterLay
Castres
Baga
Gute, OR
Ofelock A. m
Dick T. Morgan
J. N. Terrill
M. Albrighs
MW. Reynolds
Ames Moran
X. A. Dintoly
W. J. Wilson
Frank Wyeorl
J. FP. Mainer
J. FP. Brena
Assnelalme
General Assembly
Ollierr
Hs Sung
Ruykenall
OL V
Inves
Videgave Wilson
Nasies
Rame
Weauzie
Upa
Oxinkoas
Aualba
Cass
Tharmite
Theum
Howe
Frank Wraoil I
Shildatok
Mo McNeal
Hippolytes Victory and Northern Army in Haiti
A chaotic dispatch reports Hippolyt es victory as northern forces seize Port au Prince with a temporary government formed. It notes U S steamer Kearsarge moving nearer the action amid British and American sealers in Behring Sea and various naval movements and seizures near Pacific and Arctic routes.
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Pont Au Prixck
Mont
Leguime
Hippolyte
Port Au Prince
Deane
United States
Kearsage
Gherardi
Fragmented Potentate Rallies In Imperial Visit Debates
Article recounts a ceremonial imperial visit with speeches to dignitaries, discusses territorial claims and political tensions. Mentions various rulers and officials, including Von Serene and Westphal, and notes a global context with England Germany relations and economic concerns like diamond prices.
Albatross voyage reports vast Pacific oyster work
Navy commander S Tanner reports from January to June on the Albatross cruise south of the Californian coast and into the Gulf of California to study marine life and the feasibility of oyster fishing. The expedition catalogues abundant fish and benthic communities, notes productive oyster beds, and observes widespread reef and shelf fauna along the California coast.
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Pacife
Tau Nicholas Island
Wes
Barton
Hemadeliape Belaent
Aieriyn
Alec Fusrteen
Agers
Humphark Wales
Eestuseudimie
Vierilla Ciicaris
Marels
Pau Tase Ernst Srwuind
Abel
Tirana
Ruth
Mario
Cape
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Trailor
Colh & Jones
One Price Clothiers
Douglas Avenue
Mil
Florisseni
McReu
Mite Shchier
Ani Ieket
Spencer Cottage Privatory
Carant
New OpLiahs
iSarmey
Kan Angus
Orry. Me
Aegust
Astots
Tie Coperation
Fadicel
Kellogg
Scy
Se Fs
Kansks
Nevada
Sefus
Uae
Setus
Eberist
Kentucky Outlaws
Onitaxs
Wuman
Wabeva
Mont Agger
Ei Krogi
Livlens
St. Desent
James “V. Robinson
Union Star
Coumegrfelt
Hoag
Manchester
Delaware
Fowe
Medicine Lodge Sugar Works
NEW Kansas Corporatons
Toren
New Hagses Corporation
Miami County Agricultural and Mechanical Pale Association
Paola
Capital Stork
SHO
Robert A. Siveene
William Chandu
Googe W
Concorda Lanlding
Toad
Carnating
Briece
Whipp
Lasuier
Bejourens
F. A
Bewie Town
Sree
Shiretie
J. MO Waltnall
Bagh
Messenore
Cijeens Fk
Piasawti
Kingman
Kingwon County
Penenes
Mike Ey
Niet
Mr Heggara
Springthesl
Eran
Atchison
Apmis
Kay
Ceanba Ettiens
Atrbjeon
Cheribee
Eid
Omaha San
Pana
Ieee
jNabanke
Aboot
Wevests-Fire
Rai Fort
Olmaha
Trnelas
Periere
Pitt States
Hippolytes
General Legitime Seers
France
Behring Som
Pacific Coast
William
Continent
Parr
Rustani
Sithe
Azuecisu
Fe Toma
Jenny
Huey
Hotiriis Sea
Sapphire
Arian Phe
Masuie
Ken
Sitka
Geran
Gora
Leoparright
Kenperie Williwe Te Alsacer
Pommarne
Eimperor
Ateich
Rocomtir
Traperey
Grensert
Prince von Serene
Imperial Deerme
Oridbelit Termien
Ena
Pachinns
Alan Bots
Alwys
Jagan Lenieressars
Ty Westubialin
Copenhagen
Peterkill Vestertag Wuich
Galluralssu
Wodensing
Loler’s Minster
Cespravnies
Masalarg
Munster
Pressinshie
Tiechages
Potedam
Lnvine Sdoyerien
Ngland
Germany
Bertic
Ceasonius
Tippe Teh
Zanzibar
Wisemad
Charleston
Warnisiver, Amenet Db
Walter Mele
Biuke Elgeret
Bowen Inn
Crete
Cuatbs
Triers
Comental
Teperane
Renzersa
Eerie
Anata
Anne
Chessnam
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