Emancipation Day Events Troubled by Noise and Graft
Aug 1 report from Osage County describes Emancipation Day at Bismarck Grove near Topeka with Kansas City visitors. Crowds split between Starrett’s grove and Bismarck grove amid scarce food, hidden wine, and political orations by C Hod Tay Joy and Townsend. An incident involves Townsend denouncing Taylor and urging black voters toward Republican lines.
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Binniacck
Bistyarck
Ottawa
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Eid Topeka
India
Islands
Bismarck Grove
T.P
Starrett's Grove
C. Hod. Tay
Noha
Taylor
Starrett Grove
Townsend
Lelvenworth City
Barrett, Grove
United States
Kansas City Times
Bismarck ‘Grove
Department reforms mix History and Sociology faculty
The university blends History and Sociology into one department led by Prof. Frank Wileson Blackmar. HD Hodder and E A Adame are named associate and assistant professors. The faculty additions include Robert J. Fulton in oratory, Brownell in law, and new music and art instructors with calls for Italian instruction and wood carving.
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Frank Wileson Blackmar
Ansiot
Tan
Houder
E. A. Adame
Hodder
Cornell University
Freiburg
Germany
of Kansas
Adama
University of “Michigan
Henry €. Adams
Michigan
University
Adams
Robert J. Fulton
A. M
Ohio Wesleyan
School of Oratory
Kansas City
Fulton
William, Baldwin ‘Brownell
Deen -Maila
Brownell
Thacher
W.A. Benson
S.A. Riggs
Ite
School of ‘Music and Art
George E. Hopking
Topeks Art
Kansas State Art Association
Hopkins
Munich’ Academy
Frank Dubeneck
Florence
Venice
Art Academy
Cincinnati
Laura
M. O' Bryon
O'Bryon
University School “of Art
Lawrence
George E. Little
Frank Brown Nominated for Governor at Maryland Democratic Show
At the Maryland Democratic state convention in Pararimore Frank Brown was nominated for governor by acclamation after Dr. Frank T. Shaw placed him in nomination. The platform criticized the current Republican tariff policy and praised the Cleveland administration, urging tariff reform and a strict surplus application to the public debt. The ticket also included Marion D. Smith for comptroller and John J. Jo for attorney general.
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Paraimore
United States
Gorman
Washington
Ford
Opera House
Maryland
Barnes Compton
State Central Committee
Henry Lloyd
Dorchester County
Frank T. Shaw
Carroll County
Frank Brown
Barriaon
Drsnelay
Grover Clevelland
Wrepublic
Congress
Isso
Fifty-first Congress
Republican Party
Lta Progresa
United Status
Wambcesaury Burduns
Nimionulion
Ailver
Nebta
Cis
Ady
Russia
Garman
Carroll’ County
Marion D. Smith
Kent County
John }. Joo
Baltimore
Court of Appeala
J. J. Ford
St. Mary’s County
Cleveland
Brown
I.t! Force Bill
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Topeka
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Unity
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Blue Rapids
U. S. ‘Treasury
Williams
Journal of
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Wichita
Mackeyseloal
Mrcee Ce
Taysole
I Gazerre Office
Cea County
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Sitler
Osage
Capital City
Twro Earn
Nada
Eaaie Howell
L. D. Swantey
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Say
University of Kannas
Bewe
N. W
H. Hoene
Garnett
B. W. Woodward
Estes Park
Colorado
Will O'Bryan
Indian Territory
W. Postmal
Baldwin
North Side
Baldwin Ledger
John Brooke
Brazel Bradley
Colored People's Celebration
Quincy
Sidney Daily
Chanute
California
G. W. Kennedy
John Taylor
Eureka Springs
Kauass City
The
Lawrence Plunking and Heating Co
Miss Pearl Bonesteele
Onortin, Ih
A. W. Dale
Pennsylvania Street
Join Johnson
Misses Kinton
Gertrude
Helens
Montana
Belle Roberts
Massachusetts Street
Herb Bullene
Kansasity
Horton
Andrews
Vinland
J.J. Bell
Clinton
City
Barteldes
Raymond's
E.J. Anderson
Jacob K. Neisley
William Kelfar
New Hampshire Street
Saco. K. Neisley
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Kelfer
New York Street
W. Dewisg
Douglas
Chas. Sutoring
F. Jaedicke
Josie Rutherford
TM. Graham
Amelia Ecke
Rose Robinson
Minnie Priesach
Kate Watkins
Ollie
Maud Brocklesty
Lucy Lindner
Agney Jaedicke
Mintie Vitt
Elvina Smith
Messia
Guy Mitchell
Ad Manter
Eudora
Degree of Honor Lodge
Overbrook
Prd
Overbrooks Echool
J. ¥. Willer
John Atchison
Willer
Wew
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