Call for Convention In Garnett Kansas August 1900
A county wide call announces private primaries in each precinct on Aug 28 1900 from 2 to 3 pm to choose delegates for a county convention in Garnett on Sept 1900 at 10 am to nominate officers including District Clerk County Attorney Probate Judge and County Superintendent. Townships within the Second Commissioners district will meet after adjournment to nominate a county commissioner. Delegates allocated by votes cast for L. D. Kirk for county attorney in 1898 across Garnett Indian Creek Mat Ward Waller West Washington Westphalia Clark Jackson Reeder. Secretaries and chairman must send the delegate list to County Central Committee in Garnett C T Hurt Secretary L D Wankan Chairman.
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Gaenxerr
Kansas
People's ‘Ty
Andersom
Garnett
L. D. Kirk
Wankington
Washington, Wi
Westphalia
Clark Jackson
von Reeder
County Central Committee
Sec'y
L. D. Wankan
Ingalls Dies in New Mexico At Las Vegas
John J. Ingalls, famed Kansas statesman and writer, died Thursday morning in Las Vegas New Mexico where he had gone seeking remedy for a long throat illness. Though not of our political faith, his ability as a leader and speaker is acknowledged and his death is a serious loss to Kansas.
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John J. Ingalls
Kansas Statesman
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Ingalls
Kansas
McKisson backs Bryan in Ohio senatorial clash
The Cleveland mayor Robert E. McKisson, once Hanna’s foe in the 1898 Ohio legislature fight, endorses Bryan. He narrowly defeated Hanna and claims party support, while Southern cotton mill owners and bank officers are cited by Administration boosters as favoring McKinley in a bid that would push the South toward Republicanism. The Wichita Democrat notes the South’s likely Bryan vote.
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Robert E. McKisson
Cleveland
Ohio
Hanna
Bryan
McKisson
South
McKinley
Wichita
Populist Meeting in Topeka Ends in Questioning Stance
Tax widdle- of-the-road Populists plan a Topeka gathering on the 23d, timed with a Bryan-Breidenthal notification meeting. Speaker candidates include Wharton Barker and Mrs. Mary E Lease, who reportedly supported McKinley and imperialism in Kansas City. The piece questions whether middle-of-the-road Populists align with McKinley policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Bryan-Breidenthal
Wharton Barker
Mary E. Lease
China Conflict Escalates as Major Powers Clash
The narrative portrays Teovse in China as continuing with no sign of ending hostilities. Britain, the United States, and Japan are depicted as the principal combatants, while Russia is accused of covertly colluding with China. The piece suggests China and Russia may unite against Britain, with England allegedly using the U.S. as a tool to manage the crisis and McKinley shown as willing to intervene.
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Teovse
China
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Russia
England
McKinley
Republican voter backs Breidenthal after two-year remark
A Howard County Cor. notes a Republican confiding that two years ago he preferred Breidenthal to the candidate then chosen. This week the voter now endorses Breidenthal, saying he plans to vote for him and perhaps one other Republican on the ticket, while unsure about the rest.
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Breidenthal
Cor. Howard
Levy of 35 Cents on Hundred To Pay Old Railroad Bonds
County commissioners have imposed a levy of 35 cents per hundred dollars to meet the principal of the old L. L. and G. railroad bonds. The article notes the levy was due by law years ago, but was not assessed, and now provisions must be made to cover payments that should have been made long ago.
Ex Senator Boutwell backs Bryan surprise move
Ex Senator Geo. S. Boutwell J. once a Republican declares for Bryan a move that shocks Populists Democrats and Republicans. Iron workers at Muncie Indiana face a probable strike over a 15 percent wage cut as another supposed sign of prosperity. Kansas City Weekly Times 25 cents a year.
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Geo. S. Boutwet.j
Bryan
Republilicans
Muncie
Tud
Kansas City
Nomination Notification Event at Topeka
Bryan and Briedenthal will be officially notified of their nomination at Topeka on August 23. Railroads offer reduced rates as the capital city prepares for a crowd. Noted speakers Webster Davis General Jas B Weaver Judge Frank Doster and others will attend.
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Bryan
Briedenthal
Topeka
Webster Davis
Jas. B. Weaver
Frank Doster
Hoar Accuses Bryan of Sincerity Failure on Imperialism
Senator Hoar attacks Bryan for insincerity on imperialism while backing McKinley for re election. He calls Hoar insincere for charges made against McKinley and then support. A poor excuse is offered as justification.
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Hoar
Bryan
Teason
McKinley
State’s Election Scandals Target Mental Institutions
Editorial deplores ongoing pre-election scandals tied to asylums and urges the next state administration to remove state institutions from politics, calling the current period a disgrace to the state and insisting reforms are needed.
Populist Vice Presidential Candidate Stricken
Ignatios Donne, the middle of the road Populist nominee for vice president, has a paralytic stroke and cannot attend the Topeka party meeting. Wharton Barker and Mrs. Lease will entertain the gathering in his stead.
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Ignatios Donne
Topeka
Wharton Barker
Mrs. Lease
Death of C P Hawkington Railroad Magnate
C P Hawkington, prominent railroad magnate, has died. The obituary notes his death will be deeply felt by family, while asserting the country loses nothing by his passing and that tears will be shed only by relatives.
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C. P. Hawkington
Railroad 1
Put Ohio and Indiana in the Bryan column
The speaker argues that Ohio and Indiana belong in the Bryan column and asserts this alignment will be evident in November. The remark emphasizes political alignment and a forthcoming electoral context without detailing events.
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Ohio
Indiana
County treasurer swears to county fund balance July 1 1900
J W Shields treasurer Anderson county swears the foregoing is a true account of the funds of the county with credits and the amount overdrawn. Subscribed and sworn before me on February 4 1800 by J E Canryer.
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J. W. Shields
Anderson County
J. E Canyerr
Principal and Teacher List From Parcel of Schools
A long OCR fragment lists numerous principals assistants and teachers across many schools and districts including Harris W A Klucheloe Pairview Bird McNally Mt Ida Mrs E D Thompson Eva Chaubers Pleasant Ridge Stella Chandler Indian Creek Richmond Minkler Pearl Curry Cedar Creek Joe Studebaker Glenlock Minnie Spencer Westratia Ida Crow Prairie Vale Sunbeam Aura Smalley FairView Grace McCollany Ina Wood J B White Hattie Rae May L Cotton Ola Evans Allen Manufield Joe Relanders Stella Wallace Bert Richards Blanche Gailey Elsie Harrison Mollie Griffith Pleasant Valley Geo Johnson Mt Pleasant Cedar Head F B Wood Junction Crescent Chase Rich atley Belview Cleveland and many more in a sprawling teacher roster fragment.
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Westratia
G. R. Lawellin
Ida Crow
Prairie Vale
Anna Nesbit
Sunbeam
Aura Smalley
Pleasant Ridge
Carrie Geeta Rosedale
Elma Lowry
FairView
May Shaeter
Rockford
Grace McCollany
Garrison
Ina Wood
Colon
Ial
J. B. White
Hattie Rae
May
L. Cotton
Ola Evans
Bert Richards
Blanche Gailey
Elsie Harrison
Femeux
Beale Chandler
Prairie View
Excelsior
Mollie Griffith
Pleasant Valley
Geo
Johnson
Mt. Pleasant
Cedar Head
F. B. Wood
Lone Elm Folks in Town and Nearby Movements
Local residents and visitors fill the Lone Elm area with townbound trips and social calls. Names include J H Lamay in Kla ott business, A J Williams of Colony, and Mrs Chatterton visiting kin. a large ice cream social at the M E church drew many.
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W. Willia
Mont Ida
J. H. Lamay
W. Frame
Bayard
Geo, Kellar
Iowa
Sanda
Mia
Adda McDowell
Lacygheeee
A. J. Williams
Colony
D. Radcuf
Princeton
C. A. Nichols
Jahmson County
Kelsey
Nevada
GA. R
Harry Deppe
Oli Reeves
Garnett
Whitney
M. E
Weitke
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Wm. J. Bryan
John W. Breidenthal
Webb McNall
Opera House
County
Pune
Oeck Staten
Poor L
SFRR
N An
Indian Creel
Neral
Indian Creek
Bow Jackson
General
Ickson
Bond
Vienin
Lincoln
Monroe
Ozark
Mera
Putnam
Reeder
Rich
Union
Walker
Washington
Erry Helds
Garnet
Greeley
Scaous
NT. i i
HIG
Csi Spacerases Naynse
Bod Astra
D. B. Long & Son
Mave & McCord Mercantile OO Distputors
ST. Joseph
Baale
Mineral Point Patton
Listown
Paresis
Ineg DeWolf
Deer Creek
C. C. Brocius
Sunny Side
Cherry Mound
Maud Fuller
Tasetion
Anna McCooleny
Emerald
Buffalo
Maple Grove
Sugar Valley
Mamie Oman
Mabel Davis
Ueting
C. T. Cox
R.A. Pricket
Zion
South Union
Blanche Her ‘Arn
Spring Branch
Mys
Cora Upbaw
Cedar Ridge
Froy Caldwell Antioch
Stella Chandler
Hickory Grove
Gardner
Richmond
Bush City
Minkler
Pearl Curry
Cedar Creek
Joe Studebaker
Glenlock
Bairtiew
Minnie Spencer
Tautha Valley
Allen Manufield
Cottonwood Grove
Joe Relanders
Lone Ein
Clara Alexzaper
Stella Wallace
J.B. Cor, Co
Farrow & Fisher
Southeast Corner Square
Hester
Griffith
Reading
Kies
Rév. Martin
Will Kineheloe
Bybh
Sheldon Rogers
Lowa
Eli
Sam's
Robinson
Minn
Clara Jennings
Bent Seiple
Findley Long
Sutton Valley
Saler
Fila Renney
Welton
Hexsie Dial
Ee Steward
Sailie Roakes
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