Wichita and Kearny urged as rail plan sparks growth
The editor discusses the proposed railroad link between Wichita and Kearny, noting it would employ about 1,000 workers and boost population by 8,000. It argues the project could bring Wichita Wholesale Grocer and Cannon Fruit losses under control with new facilities and supply lines, while stressing the need for rapid federal backing and local confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Wholesale Grocer Company
Cannon Fruit Company
Canyon Fruit Company
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Ras
Three Americas Exposition debated in national capital
A long discussion on the planned Three Americas Exposition to be held in the United States during 1900 to mark Columbus discovery shows strong support for Washington as the host, with calls for liberal congressional funding and neutral ground. The piece critiques private control and notes committee work in selecting a site, while including asides about electricity demonstrations and local figures.
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United States
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Tats
Mirage
St Lewis
Cincinnati
New Orleans
San Francisco
Nazivill Hickmond
Savanna
Kanes
Hide
Baltmore
Digrotius
Tiros Americas
wOllane Am
Corpeldem
Larnioty
Thales
Jinadeomey
Thres Americas
Aus Pic
Toa
eGcowet
Boat of Trade
Corient
Pierce
George L. Bratt
A.W. Diver
Dawistseat
Twenty-Second Reunion of Army of the Tennessee to Meet in Cincinnati
The Society of the Army of the Ten Tennessee sets its twenty second annual reunion for September 26 and 27 in Cincinnati Ohio. Colonel James F P Howe of St Louis Missouri will deliver the will. An executive committee led by General A Hickenlooper oversees arrangements. Officers and members of allied Tennessee societies are invited with wives and daughters of members to attend the banquet.
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Seema
Cincinnati
Ohio
James FP. How
St. Loui
A. Hickenlooper
Baldwin
Carle
Robert Coverd
W. T. SurcMan
J. M. Dayton
AL Mickuswawee
Cor. Lee's
Spp
Kansas Supreme
St Saracens
Jury
San
Kansas Katelots
Pythiss
Winfield
Lincoln
Ann
Enria
Americus
Eoieymoon
Sutton House
Don Sant
Newton Fais
Atchison
J.n.mcdonald
Burlingame
Justin Mayberry
Kiowa
Geuda Springs
Kansas
Oklahoma
Gilmore
Fredonia
Emporia J
Hax
Shakespeare
C Pallor
Ik Atchison
el Dorado
Wellington
Edgars
Wellington Standard
John Dollar
Medicine Lodge
John
Sione
Wichita Past and Future as a Growth City
A fragmented discussion argues Wichita’s past as a great commercial and manufacturing city will shape a bold future. It cites rising population, freight capacity, colleges, electric streetcar systems, and sewer improvements as signs of potential prosperity and regional dominance. The piece urges belief in Wichita’s destiny as a trading center despite doubts.
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Patrick Henry
Patrick
Wichita
Vestiny
Lmentif
Abe Jos
GoeTanya
Trina Lary
Shane Pa Nove
Lythkbe
Nowabe
Kansas
Sowele
Kansas News Roundup Amid Floods and Political Jitters
A chaotic Kansas page reports floods near towns, railroad damage, and high water in multiple valleys. It notes editor appointments, public works debates, economic concerns, and widespread commentary from Atchison to Enid about crops, markets, and Oklahoma frontier issues.
New Era Exposition at Saint Joseph Opens to Invite West Farmers
The New Era Exposition at Saint Joseph Missouri runs from September to October 3, inviting western agriculturists to exhibit soil products. The event promises large attendance, favorable transport rates, and extensive prize offerings for crops and fruits, with emphasis on premium awards and display variety.
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Dndie
Fim Lakes
Valle of Am Estate
Carey
Tackbowa
Publishers Weekly Debates Trust in Educational Publishing
A distorted excerpt discusses Publishers Weekly challenging publishers to maintain trust amid open agreements among editors. It critiques old methods as biased, arguing for free and untrammeled selection by readers, and notes a recent market move to support independent control over books.
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Weekly
Bargain Bonanza Slashes Prices Across Departments
Surplus stock clearout offers drastic reductions on summer goods and novelties. Prices slashed in two to four times, with Nainsooks at 7 cents and corded check Organdies at 14 cents. Handkerchiefs at 14 cents each or two for 25 cents. Onyx Hosiery restocked in black and pastel shades, plus Star laundried shirts from 38 cents to $1.25. Men’s underwear, balbriggan, and half hose discounted. Carpet and upholstery dept promoting short lengths, curtains, rugs, and poles with large stock and latest patterns.
Whith House of Self-Defense Faces Attacks and Debates
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic critique of publishers attacked by authorities while defending education and press freedom. The piece mentions California and Kansas, police cases, and varied accusations, but the garbled language obscures clear events or individuals. The readable portions suggest a controversial debate over funding and control of educational and printing efforts, with references to investigations and censorship tensions in multiple states.
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Capitol Hill
Oklahoma
Norman
Main Street
Guthrielew
Oklahoma City
Kansas Exchange
Guthrie
Jones
Reno City
Trood
Thuber
Fort Heno
Kansas Press
Oklaboro
United States
Oklaoma
Oklahomma
Oklahoma City Times
Kanses
Acre
Dwarina
Jupiter
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Sam
Chialitins City
Willer
Wilkinson
Jon Hewk
Savefeien Capciy
Weekly
Beeka
Bulliiner
Seoks
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Society OF the Army OF the Tennessee
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