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Date: October 10, 2006
Bauleke was inducted into the Navy in 1943 and served until 1946 on the U.S.S. Pickaway APA-222;. Interviewed by Deborah Pye on Oct 10, 2006, Bauleke talked about military experiences…
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Date: October 1, 2007
Baringer was inducted into the Army (Infantry) in 1941 and served until 1945 in the 101st Infantry Division. Interviewed by Pattie Johnston on Oct 1, 2007, Baringer talked about military…
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Date: June 15, 2006
Ballew was inducted into the Navy in 1945 and served until 1947 on the U.S.S. Cascade AD-16. Interviewed by Helen Krische on Jun 15, 2006, Ballew talked about military experiences…
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Date: Between 1900 and 1910
A booklet of blank forms, sent out by the Kansas Temperance Union, that was to be filled out in the hopes of closing down establishments that sell liquor.
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Date: November 19, 1918
A leaflet announcing an upcoming address by Richmond Pearson Hobson at the First Presbyterian Church in Topeka, Kansas. The address argued in favor of national and international prohibition.
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Date: 1898
A poster announcing the Annual Convention of the Kansas State Temperance Union at Hamilton Hall in Topeka, Kansas. The convention featured speeches, business sessions, and committee reports.
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Date: Between 1871 and 1872
A plea to the citizens of Kansas urging them to rethink voting for a prohibition bill. The letter was sent from M. Hofmann, H. Gronheim, E. Fritsche, M. Schmidt, M.…
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Date: 1908
An account of how the brewers and saloon keepers caused the arrest of Assistant Attorney General C.W. Trickett, charging him with having “received a fee before it was due,” and…
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Date: April 13, 1869
Colonel Moore of the 19th Kansas Cavalry, at camp near Fort Hays, Kansas, issues general order 17 concerning the turning over of property to the supply department at Fort Hays.
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Date: August 28, 1889
A poster by the Farmers’ Alliance of Dover Township, Shawnee County, Kansas, inviting the public to a picnic at Moon’s Grove to discuss the issues and topics by the Farmers’…
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Date: April 5, 1869
General order no. 17, issued for one regiment of the 19th Kansas Cavalry, on Walnut Creek, Indian Territory, concerns the status of abandoned property.
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Date: March 17, 1886
In this telegram, Kansas Governor John Martin asks Missouri Governor John Marmaduke to join him in being a mediator in ending the railroad strike. In February 1885, railroad shop workers…
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Date: February 3, 1969
Colonel Samuel Crawford of the 19th Kansas Cavalry, at Medicine Bluff Creek, Indian Territory, issues general order no. 9 announcing a general inspection for the regiment.
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Date: January 26, 1869
Colonel Samuel Crawford of the 19th Kansas Cavalry, at Medicine Bluff Creek, Indian Territory, issues general order no. 8 concerning the creation of morning reports for the regiment.
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Date: January 22, 1969
Colonel Samuel Crawford of the 19th Kansas Cavalry, at Camp 20 on Medicine Bluff Creek, Indian Territory, issues general order no. 7 announcing a general dismounted inspection of the regiment.
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Date: March 15, 1886
In this telegram to Colonel Campbell, Kansas Governor John Martin of Topeka responds to a request for militia units at Parsons, Kansas, to help maintain order during a strike of…
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Date: January 18, 1869
Colonel Samuel Crawford of Camp 20 (possibly Indian Territory), 19th Kansas Cavalry, issues general order no. 6 concerning the proper instruction of soldiers.
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Date: April 14, 1886
In this letter, Kansas Governor John Martin is asking Colonel Campbell to travel to Parsons, Kansas, to determine if military support is necessary to control unrest related to the railroad…
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Date: March 13, 1886
In this correspondence, Governor Martin tells David Kelso, attorney, that the sheriff of Labette County must exhaust all the civil powers of his office before military support can be sent.
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Date: March 13, 1886
Labette County sheriff, C.B. Woodward, tells Kansas Governor John Martin of Topeka he is unable to control the strikers who have captured the train engines by force. He is requesting…
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Date: March 15, 1885
This railway circular presents a list of suggestions for ending an ongoing railroad strike as written by a group including the governors of Kansas and Missouri. This solution was promoted…
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Date: January 12, 1869
Colonel Samuel Crawford of Camp No. 19 (possibly Indian Territory) issues general order no. 5 commending several members of the 19th Kansas Cavalry for their neat and orderly appearance and…
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Date: Between 1900 and 1908
This is a portrait of Dr. Williamson Franklin Boyakin, who settled in Marysville, Marshall County in 1868 and opened a medical practice. In 1874, he was elected coroner of Marshall…
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Date: March 8, 1886
In this address, H.M. Hoxie, First Vice President of the Union Pacific Railway Co. of St. Louis, Missouri, informs the employees of events that have led up to the strike…
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Date: January 11, 1869
Colonel Samuel Crawford, Camp No. 19 (possibly in Indian Territory) issues general order no. 4 concerning the care of the horses of the 19th Kansas Cavalry.
