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Harper's Encyclopedia of United States History (ed. Benson Lossing), Kansas, (search)
s Day, 1895, and was first used for manufacturing purposes......Nov. 1, 1896 Populists carry the State, John W. Leedy, governor......Nov. 3, 1896 The book, In his steps, by Rev. Charles M. Sheldon, published......1896 Act providing for uniformity and maximum charges for school text-books in Kansas......March 13, 1897 Railroad wreck at Emporia, thirty killed and wounded......Sept. 8, 1897 Twenty-first Kansas Volunteer Infantry mustered into United States service at Topeka, Thomas G. Fitch, colonel......May 12-14, 1898 Twenty-second Kansas Volunteer Infantry mustered into United States service at Topeka, Henry C. Lindsey, colonel......May 11-17, 1898 Twenty-third Kansas Volunteer Infantry, composed entirely of colored men, mustered into the United States service at Topeka, James Beck, lieutenant-colonel......July 2-19, 1898 Twentieth Kansas Volunteer Infantry mustered into United States service at Topeka, Frederick Funston, colonel, May 9-13, and sails for Mani