Farmers Congress Adjourns to Meet in Topeka in November
Kansas dispatches report the Farmers Congress adjourned with plans to meet in Topeka in November 1888. Harper County results show the Harper ticket winning county offices despite alleged frauds, Cimarron claims county seat over Ingalls, and Seward County faces a rival-town clash between Springfi eld and Fare. Louise Kellogg and her manager Carl strokesrh wed at Elkhart Indiana. Lamar denies presidential approval of Sparks letter. Weather: Kansas light to variable winds, Missouri colder western portions.
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Congress adjourns for Topeka meeting in 1898 sessions
Report on tariff debate in the Farmers Congress after a five day session. Lawrance of Ohio spoke for a majority favoring tariff reduction on wheat while Koll of Alabama argued against inserting politics into commerce. The minority report was rejected. Alabama’s Agriculture chief predicted Cleveland's reinauguration and Sherman’s election amid strong political sentiment. In Chicago, a bank robbery case arises as Union National Bank of Duluth recounts a $4,500 theft and suspect pursued.
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Burial Day at Spies Funeral Draws Crowded Vigil
A large crowd gathered at the Spies home as mourners filled the death chamber for August Spies. Nina, the proxy wife, offered no public comments while Captain Black remained somber and quiet. The plan for a restrained, solemn funeral contrast with past executions, as authorities and families coordinate a procession to Waldheim cemetery with police oversight and restrictions on behavior.
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Stabbing, fraud charges and anarchist alert across cities
Brigham defense case prompts debate over Mexican authorities and American interests while a stabbing in Christian county leaves one dead. New York authorities report anarchists planning a nighttime rally, and a prisoner escape highlights jail vigilance. A Texas notice hints at receivership talks as property dealings expand in Warennan and nearby towns.
Goodyear House Boots and Boots Shop Spotlighted deals
The fragment advertises Goodyear House inn and City Shoe Store promotions in Wichita. It notes a sale on boots and shoes at City Shoe Store with cheap prices and a chance at a fine buggy, plus mentions of barbers and a portrait gallery, highlighting local shops and services.
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C. A. Power
Wichita
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Kelly & Dunbar
City Shoe
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Jewett & Co
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Woopworerntty
North Main St
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Kelly & Divi
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City Shoe Store
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Market Street
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Tailor Made Seats and Garments Supplied in City
The advertisement proclaims the largest stock of tailor made seats overcoats and trousers ever brought to the city highlighting perfect fitting and wide selection for customers seeking custom tailored wear.
Velvet goods and gloves offered at discount prices
A list of sale items including fane stripe velvets at 63 1 2 cents per yard and 6pence gloves in business stock. Prices note Foster kid gloves not available. Items not selling fast are marked down to $1.00 each to move quickly.
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Wichita School For Boys
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Topeka Avenue
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