Cleveland's Undignified Whine as He Praises Past
An editorial style piece critiques Cleveland's opening message, portraying him as a garrulous elder railing at the present. It contrasts past labor conditions with today, praising modern workers while lampooning nostalgia for earlier eras and mockingly condemning a supposed undignified appeal.
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Cleveland
Bins
Teday
Ciisy
Telsy
National Museen
Washington
Lima
Plan to lure labor and settle lands in Scott County
The Herald reports a Scott County gathering approving a scheme to invite settlers and provide cheap homes with no taxes for entrants who agree to farm. Committees named include J We Lyons, S Kan L, 0 Sonsmmun, J Stare, Whitlock, and T Whitldole as traveling agent. About 100 farms have been rented under the plan and military and civic implications are debated amid reports on Fort Riley, government land, and regional development.
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Scott Convay
Oklahoma
Scott Ory
Unilor
Qinaviie
Lyons
Kan L
Sonsmmun
Stare
Whitlock
Herald
Vastern
Alsen
Central
Kansas River
To Kansas
Smoky Hill
Republican
Shermas
Riler
Aasimle
Gazette
Ubi Ap
Puinb
Wis
Plum
Kansas
Bleak North and Sunny South in Oklahoma Territory Drive
A lively Wichita Oklahoma convention urges creation of a permanent Oklahoma Territory, backed by the Bearer Advocate. Delegates praise Springer, Weaver and Manuur, plan fundraising to Washington, and PRINT informational circulars to promote the movement. A Charleston and Savannah display celebrates the North South contrast on a three float exhibit with Florida, Havana and Plant System motifs.
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Wichita Oklahoma
Board of Trade
Wichita
Southern
Oklahoma
Springer
Weaver
Manuur
Committee On Territories
Advocate
Washington
Charleston & Savannah Railroad
Charleston
News and Courier
Florida
Mascotte
Key West
Havana
Savannah
Andere Seience
Schith
Wichita delegate convention to shape farming policy
A Wichita driven call for a December 1 convention at Gurmers to unite delegates from townships and counties across the farming community. The message stresses boosting Wichita, supporting farmers, and advocating for citizen rights while opposing displacement and crowded communities.
Bank Failure Sparks Widespread Panic in Douglass
The Wilkie bank collapse at Douglass triggers a broad financial scare as depositors crowd local hotels and shops. Amid the turmoil, political chatter recalls James A. Garfield and Benjamin Harrison. Railway construction stats and mineral prospecting plans highlight a tense economy.
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Laghest
Wilkie’s
Douglass
Mavs & McNabe
Tig Steam
Cupid in Romance Ends in Boston Attorney's Dispute
A romance ends in Saturnay with Mr. E B Faire of Boston and E P Everest of Atchison. The ceremony occurred at Henry Hopkins’s residence. Everest offered $100,000 to end the match, but the lover’s pledge held firm. The piece weaves in Kansas notes on gas prospecting, a sugar scheme, a fire at Jenmore church, and local political remarks.
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Saturnay
E. B. Faire
Boston
E. P. Everest
Atchison
Ier
Henry Hopkins
Everest
Europe
The Princess Marksman England’s Prison of Wales
A garbled nightly column reports on a controversial incident involving The Princess Marksman England and reactions from Frannie Jenepb. The piece notes a detective’s pursuit and a painter missing in a murky tale. An elder mention cites a physician speaking on stairs health.
Bargain Week in Black Dress Goods Department
A surprise in the Black Dress Goods department promises savings across a wide range of fabrics. Blick Henrietta Broadcloth and silk warp blends in various styles are offered, with French Robes and other novelties marketed as exceptional values. New Dress Goods including Tlortense Cloths Whip Cord Bread Cloths nets and Plaits arrive from a New York closing sale and are pitched at unbeatable prices and quality. A fresh line of Felts Table Scarfs and Table Covers is also advertised at very low prices.
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Sheworth
New York
Innes & Ross ad in Main Street trade house tale
Fragmentary OCR of a 19th or early 20th century page discusses a shop at 116 to 120 Main Street named Innes & Ross and references a group of Chinese figures, ancestral spirits, and exotic descriptions. The readable text blends shop talk with scattered cultural notes and mentions anecdotal dialogue about marriages and gossip.
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Chauncey F. Black
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Kansas Koluary
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Grand Arm of the Republic
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Locoti Transcript
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York
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Innes - & - Ross
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Sing
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