Downing the Trusts and Organized Agriculturists
D A Tyler of Burrton named state agent to forward its interests as organized agriculturists claim to combat monopolies. The report highlights a steady trade review and subdued mood in some branches with stronger speculative markets and easier money. Weather bulletin from Wichita warns of unusually high December temperatures, followed by rising clouds and falling temperatures, with a forecast for Meson and Kansas of fair weather and light rain in extreme eastern Missouri.
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D. A. Tyler
Burrton
Weather Bulletin
Sieval Cerice
Wichita
Kan
Joaxens
van Deraniaest
Wasuixetox
D.C
Meson
Kansas
Missouri
Authern
Farmers Alliance plans to stabilize farm prices in Kansas
The Kansas Farmers Alliance exchange directors meet in Torna to organize business. They report 1,200 alliances and 70 400 members in Kansas, growing 2,000 monthly, aiming to curb Wrights and monopolies by coordinating supply cuts and price support. Temporary HQ at Topeka, Ty Burrtoo named state agent. new office opening soon.
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Torna
Kan
Dee
Kansas Alliance Exchange
Farmers’ Alliance
Kansas
Topeks
Burrtoo
River Pirates Capture Eleven On River Voyage
Eleven river pirates, six men and three women, were captured by Marshal Malovey after a morning raid on a boat on the Mississippi system near Alten. The gang overpowered workers and fired upon occupants, but were subdued when authorities intervened, with several suspects taken into custody.
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Cathe
Marshal Malovey
Tor Gang
Mavinstrypl
Alten
Tnrione Qwinta
Nort Tory
Fugitives and a Prisoner Tale in Illinois and Ottawa
The report recounts Wineveen guiding Kana and Ina to recover plunder, a clash with officers, and Burns’ crime history involving Joliet and Kankakee asylums. Separately Ottawa notes Canada plans to renew bait licenses to ease fishery tensions with the United States this winter. Hanon, Ind reports new murder evidence including a hatchet, bloody knife, axe, a bottle, cartridges, and a revealing letter signed Your Loving May, suggesting a linked crime scenario.
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Wineveen
Kana
Oe Sung
Thomas Burns
Tommy O'Dowd
Joliet
Chieass
Kankakee
Pines
Fishery Question
Ottawa
Can
Marine Fisheries Department
United States
Canadian
Dominion
America
Hanon
Ind
Lght
Calumet
Tring
Kansas City
Adesien
Awl Saya
Ron Dune
Santa Fe President hints at pass policy and Omaha plan
Kansas City Mo December President Manvel of the Santa Fe arrived from the southwest where he investigated reports claiming the company would abolish passes for employees and end related courtesies. He said directors considered consolidating general offices at Topeka and hoped to launch an early fast mail service west of Kansas City by spring.
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Kansas Cty
Manvel
The
Santa Fe
Horrath
Mnt
Topeka
Mintel Nhko
Sas City
Mills Plan to Raise Funds Over Silcott Scandal
In Washington on December 1 Democratic members gathered around Representative Mills of Toans to discuss the Silcott defalcation. Mills urged leaders to reimburse the treasury quickly to avoid losing many seats, offering to contribute his November salary. Other pension and official notices followed, including judge Shields' candidacy and committee actions on elections. No trace of Silcott reported.
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Wasttrsatox
Mills
Silcott
Notreedotm
Judge Shields
Wasmmatos
Dev Maludge
George R. Shields
Missouri
Ape Toracy Venenil
Interior Department
United States
Pwile Waceet
Mrewerty
Supreme Beach
Shields
Lucaugrews
Noble
Lis
Phaples
Negotiations Collapse Over Cherokee Outlet Sale
A report from Kansas City dated December 14 states the Cherokee outlet talks with the Cherokees collapsed. The commission plans to report to Congress after reconvening, while Cherokees press to sell at $1.25 per acre. A delegation of full bloods vows to sell and disputes over stenographer's interview arise.
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Washington
Congress
Kansas City
Tadlequah
Fraudulent bonds sweep Kansas and Missouri victims warned
Kansas City reports Mexican bonds flooding the two states with thousands of dollars in value. Banks have seized these bonds as collateral for loans. Consul Kalden says many bonds are now for sale in the city. Several people enticed by designs on a boat and a handsome price have been snared.
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Kansas City
Rahden Eliias
Missouri
Kausae
Mexico
Kubden
Elty
Severanl
Budle Unm
Wires to come down and court cases in Monticoux
A series of reports details city orders to remove alleged defective electric wires after a court ruling dissolves an injunction. The piece also covers the Dick Hawes murder case in Montgomery Alabama with ongoing court proceedings, and a Nebraska shooting over a fence dispute where one neighbor was fatally wounded. Other items note local remedies and household products.
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Supreme Court
Andrew
Dick Hawes
Moxtcouxry
Als
Jefferson County
Elrewit Court
Solidhor Hawkins
Irmingham
Maret A.J. Altman
Carel Talifer
Dobson
Dr. Bull
Nepnaska City
Neb
Fislden Fall
Wyoming
George
Joseph Hews
Hell's House
Hess Brothers
Hall
George Nthe
Hail
Dom Pedro declines gratuity amid ex-emperor pension talk
Long string of brief items reports Dom Pedro refusing to accept a pension and gratuity linked to his exile, while other news notes include Thomas Parker's death, Sioux chiefs en route to Washington, miners buried, a mine explosion, an attempted assassination of the Czar, Mrs. Campbell’s illness, and assorted anecdotes and notices from Dec. 13.
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Pedro
Dom Pedro
Bragi
Rio de Janeiro
Legation
Anecdotes and poems from a crowded city paper column
A jumble of verse excerpts and anecdotes from Harper's Young People and Chicago Tribune style pages. The piece blends light poems, domestic vignettes, and brief comic skits with lines about conductors, missing fares, courtship chatter, and sleepy nights. It reads like a collage of serialized items in a late 19th century paper.
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Organization of Kansas Exchange
Dun & Co
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Creda
Evan Amaty
Fiftveen
Lange
Arkansas
Heertturk
Harris
Coben & Hixverel
Laster Street
Hoe
Eeeryshim
Bern
Caine
Kansans
Wasnixatox
Kennan
Albert B. Lori
McPherson
Franklin
Dant
South Haven
Patward T. Newberry
Lallowell
Saimuel McCall
Columbus
Parkhurst
Ro Miner
Johnson, Inc
James Prank K. Blakley
Soldiers Home
Leavenworth
Meury MM. Suetheet
Sherkey
Archibald Q. Rave
sTaunent
Tol Melhowel
MOUSE
Wantsytin
Lona
Chester H. Rowell
Uiinais
Wastisites
Vassiter
Krowsley
Wasitinetoy
Dee LA
Ceat
New Onteaweba
Tee Times Democrat Phegienite Speral Acre Careter
Wilkison
Banerd
Tere Ules
Ecrocoe
Commission
Indiana
Kansas and
Breisenaw
Ale
Georgia Archine Railroad
Leeds
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers of
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Leistres
Tescora
Hindsboro
Bradshaw Chrch
Lovington
Carthing
Lasbos
Tuenas Louse
South Metropolitan Company
Hendred
Owil
Tly
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Prine
Jack
Loxnos
Middlesboro
Milwall
Tim
Fak the Ripper
Oalis
Saur Lass
Uteh
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George Q Cannon
Joseph £. Smith
Jadce Anderson
Sagvers
Paturals Zeiten
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adOant
Formas Church
Impetitio Aod
Tage
Eoaehment
Eiger Abert
Ayer
Osed
Thomas Parker
Wacmxoro
Lafayette
Baltimore
Charles P. Johnson
Chicago
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Istremise
Mich
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Trong
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St. Petersburg
Cain
Cambell
Hames
Campbell
Ublo
Harry
Felicity
Kames
Pater
Gill Atey
Eure
Phila
Auntie Ball
Mamma
Postlethwaite
Kittie
Harper's
Sonny
Mansey
Dremed
Hike & Farmer
New York
Chita
Uriel
Vaniatus
Sen
Colenge Herald
Bubloguy
Jurrientiy Five
Bobiieguy
Bos
Chicago Tribune
Mie Cabitt
Alarsio
Mercy
Mr. Kredjoo
Victoria Poiberais
Marie
Juaga
Ame
Harper's Young People
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Macury
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Lower
Edo
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Winlee
Mgain
Emi
Amd
Let Media
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Mr. Thenner
Eve
Tay
Chatz
Ewe
Mare
Letrols
Brent
Cl Lang
ARTE
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Wurie— Lee
Aed Rae
Cel
Leer
Ier
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Waa
Muring Saw
Pont
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Ager
Hoaven
Pathe
Boone Dow
Leon
Downe
Alamein
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