Daily notes on trade, politics, and society in a fragmentary briefing
The column surveys global trade flows with Brazil and Britain, hints at a Brazilian president dying, and mentions Amalgamations of trusts. It notes Colonel Bring in New York, farm shipments to Chicago, and a Kanes City line rate change. It references Senator Cameron’s term and Wannamaker’s potential Senate bid. It also touches on monopolies, public health, and social relations in a dense, opinionated roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bring
New York
Ineze
Brice
Northwestern
Iowa
Chicago A Northwestern Railroad
Chicago
Ron Shar
Workington
Atchison
Basin
Senate
Ama
Gavin Bert
Loken
Lintian
Buntiary
Cea
Romiy
Mt. Senne Boys
Aid Dow
Sam
The Race Problem in the United States and Open Questions
A long dispatch discusses crime, law reform, and political opinion. It covers rape cases and calls for legislative change, Brazilian recognition, church influence, and reactions to imperialism, with editorials on Kansas politics, railroad issues, pensions, currency, and the race problem as debated by Ingalls and Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orintia Republica
Ingalls
User
South
United States
Congress
Citien Shoul
Senator Ingalls
Butler
Curious Brazilian customs and city porters described
A New York Times letter surveys Brazilian funeral and wedding rites, noting scarlet funeral trappings for young women and royal colors for the deceased, plus orange blossom symbolism at weddings. It details porters who carry pianos and safes, streetcar routes, freight lanes, and bustling street life with vendors and pedestrians shaping daily urban life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hearst
Soi
Hiei
Lyon
Amcitier
Aduit
Sahether
Barrow Wars
Elle
Calden
Kansans in national press and localities noted
A jumble of claims and notices references various Kansans and places. Treasurers, editors, and writers from Scott County to Topeka, Paola, Lawrence, and Wichita are cited alongside figures like a four thousand dollar short in an account, a fifty thousand dollar damages claim, and reports on buffalo preservation efforts, marble finds near townsites, and political shifts in the imperial era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia Republican
Eacle
Republican
Esove
Kansas
Congress
Florida
Lasley
Scott County
Galva Company
Brewer
Kanaan
Wichita
Paola
Adonen
Hamilton Claiens
Henri Watterson
Faultner
Washington Post
Me Tayalis
el Dorado Republican
Wen
London Financial Times
Kanans
the Times
James W. Steele
California
Captain Steele
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Robinson
Lawrence
John Brown
Jim Lane
Kansan Manter
George Peck
Jobo J. Tagalis
Peck
Bumphrey
Supreme Court
Straw-win
Foster
United States District Court
Topeka
Wer
de. Keoha
Rulinquists
Atchison
Abel Register
Buffalo Jones
Washington
Jones
Texas Panhandle
Colorado
Tole
Vermont
Moran Jerald
Great crops in Kansas this year forecast by winter winds
Weather experts note an unusual western winter with heavy snow and extended cool spells. If the pattern holds, the hot desert winds from New Mexico and Arizona may not devastate Kansas crops, suggesting larger winter wheat acreage and a favorable harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Cushing
Chicago
Kanew
New Mexico
Arigna
Arizona
Oklahoma Outlines and Oklahoma City News Roundup
A garbled Oklahoma newspaper fragment mentions Quail in Oklahoma sold at teens per dozen, Kingfisher events, a Bat rack of buffalo and Texas cattle, and limited political notes. It references El Reno railway desires, charity distributions, Democratic mentions, Guthrie Democrat, and Edmond/Sam references, with scattered local notices and weathered snippets from multiple papers in a prewar era tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxahoma
Kingfisher
Texas
Oklahoma
el Reno
Eklogdisher
Sants
Elmond Shell Deenade
Stillewater
Imine
Guthrie Evening Democrat
Ato Coe
Edmond Sam
Pide
Cams
Wright
Hutorie Soetrwrerss Way
Vast Indian Territory notes and transport progress in 19th century view
A sprawling, fragmentary chronicle discusses Oklahoma and northern tribes, rail and road work near Oklahoma City, and various travel reports. It recalls Lakota and Arapaho delegates, mission routes, and Coyote legends amid broader notes on industry, weather, and public concerns.
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Manstirt
IOM
Mitdock
Mitton, SS
South America
Sulu
Brazil
Dom Pedro
Wannamaker
Kelsoy
England
Katsus
Blake
Mexico
Japan
Kanes
Walker
Diring Busines
Crook
Geroneto
Miles
Gorentino
Dot Cameron
Tennsylvania
Wana
Maker
Bin
Canteron
Savon
John Uiny
Lotweer
Chiscagy
Mielie
Pueshir Weien
Garry Sven Tater
Coe Ander
Brasilian Republic
Gila
Lood
Arserte
Ani
Republican Party
Sym~maty
Imperia
Sbis
Red
Ciieh
Church of Harm
London
Eng
Lind, Mantely
Canina
Manning
Leo Mue
France
Germany
Rex Gerded
Ageelal
Benatar
The
Placmaz
Germain
Laywrence Tribune Aks
Tribune
Occas
Ion
Spon
Stres
Seadh
Cera
Kansan
Osborn
Bravil
Ter
Hrus
Horn
White House
Main Street
Oklahima
de Noreman
Oklahoma City
Welk
Turer
Keno City
Fagle
Nieck Coyote
Washoe
Coyotes
Black
Rey
Wilk
Hlack Coyote
Markied
Sity
Pecan Tie Dongye News
Wichita Extra
Patel
Hieet
Pennsylvania
North Ameria
Atlantic
Pacific
He Mirmore
Trélles
Bith Khagy
Alimerther
Jers
Tome Harpber
Coene
Firmelt
Valente
Terdimim
Bemnell
Bert
Wall Cumin
Gernot
Washington Lees
Vielenstioy
Laney
Emery
Bonnes
Prices Crees
Colcsgo
Louis Sap
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