Kansas Republican delegate convention notice
Delegate convention of the Republicans of Kansas to be held at Topeka on August 26 1874 at 10 a m for nominating governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer superintendent of public instruction one associate justice and other state officers. Two delegates from each district plus alternates. Primary elections set for August 15. Also notice of Broad-Continental district meeting at County seat Allen County.
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Republicans
State of
Kansas
Representative Hall
Topeks
Rernor
Goternor
At- Geneva
Supreme of the Sprites
At Uinz
Ne ¢ Fa
Kansse
Iuntyldt
Allen County
Allen and Anderton
Garnett
Anderson County
Paola Republican
M. K. Hudson
Kansas Farmer
Hudson
Kansas Tribune
Frazer
Republican State Central Committee Convenes August 3
In secontande with 4 csts of the Republican State Central Committee, also the Republican Committee of the 2d District, a invention for the fee BBP ery ad at a court howse to lols 1 DAY, AGGEUST lotu, 1874, ats o clock p. m. vetera in the townships com . Representative District will 'spective places of holding elec tions on ay the 3th day of August, atl o'clock p. m.j for the purpose of electing dele gates to attend the above convention at lula on the Lth day of August 1374. Esch Township will be entitled to the follow ing number of delegates: Geneva, 4, Deer Greek, 5, Osaze, 3, dla, 13, Kim, 2. By order of the Centus] Committee. LOUIS 4 ALGER, Chairman.
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Wilson Enanty
Anderson County
Congressional Committee
H. MW. Cyor
Jxo
Guigone
Jackson Township
Lincoln
Monroe
Olark
Jnlian Creek
Putnam
Reeder
Walker
Bich
Wastington
Wagat
Gici Townahip
Elock P
Sphigss
Ciminman
Tarcbrr
Secontande
Republican State Central Commiittee
Republican Committee
Aggeust
Delezates
Reires
Geuers
Deer Creek
Osage
Iola
Elm
Etsmorg
Harabdoldt
Salem
Cottage Grove
Ee Township
County Republican Convention in Iola to nominate officials
A County Republican Convention to nominate candidates for Clerk of the District Court County Superintendent of Public Instruction County Attorney and Probate Judge will be held at the courthouse in Iola.
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Jude
Court House
Iola
Kansas News Bits and Beecher Scandal Mentions
A survey of recent Kansas items notes Nora's relation to the Beecher scandal in the last week. It cites D B Emmert as a leading choice for Secretary of State and reports political tensions in Labette county over the county seat question. John Francis is favored for State Republican Treasurer, while a Topeka district court life sentence is handed to a murderer. The Paola Republican-era exchanges quarrel over party loyalties and a New York dispatch covers Tilton’s libel action.
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Nora
Beecher
Labette County
Parsons
Ouwego
New York
Tilton
Gayner
Walsh
The
New York World
8. B. Halliday
Plymouth Church
Halliday
R Church
New York Times
the Times
Beecher Verdict Questioned in Senate Committee Debate
A heated discussion questions Beecher’s guilt or innocence, arguing that conclusive proof is required for adultery and criticizing uncorroborated testimony from Tilton. The debate asserts Beecher should be acquitted if evidence does not decisively prove guilt.
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Beecher
Pomeroy Trial Moves to Osage County After Ruling
In Topeka district court Judge Morton overruled a motion to quash the indictment against Pomeroy. Attorneys then sought a change of venue, supported by a Rogers affidavit. Morton granted the venue shift to Osage County and denied reducing bail from twenty thousand to ten thousand dollars.
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Pomeroy
Topeka
3Forton
Williams
United States District Attorney
Ryan
Morton
Patseroy
Messrs
Martin
Stringfellow
Atchison
James Rogers
York
Rogers
United States Senate
Osazé County
Dccision
Skeletons in Glass Houses Reach Beecher Family Comeback
A historical column recalls Mrs. Stowe’s controversial claim about Lord Byron and Augusta and contrasts it with the later scandal surrounding Henry Ward Beecher. The piece argues public airing of private family faults invites scrutiny of one’s own kin and warns that every family has skeletons.
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Henry Ward
Beecher
Reform fight erupts over Lieutenant Governor bid
The Topeka Times editor W P Wilson criticizes E H Funston for backing reform measures, arguing Republicans must adopt reform to win. Salina Journal praises Funston as a reformer who voted for change and should be the GOP nominee, while denouncing Wilson’s anti reform stance and predicting slim chances if he leads the ticket.
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W. P. Wilson
Topeka
Wilson
State Senate
Funston
Salina
Scintee
T.n
Republican Party
Bone
Pittsburgh Flood Destruction Noted Across Allegheny
A July 27 flood in Pittsburgh and Allegheny City caused widespread devastation. Dead and missing numbers rise with entire blocks washed away and water up to thirteen feet in places. The Mill Run and Saw Mill Run districts suffered heavy losses as officials tally the toll and salvage efforts continue.
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E Dispatch
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Pao Handle
Smithfield
Liberty Streets
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Madison Avenue
Vista Street
Spring Garden Street
Butcher's Run
Allegheny County
Woods’ Run
Mill Run
Spring Garden Avenue
Alleghany City
Hougea
Piceca
Center Street
Temperenceville
Saw Mill Run
Thorty
Fron
Milton
Main Street
Tve
McLaushlin
Aml Aamea
Alleghany
Topeka rolling mills change proprietors report
Topeka rolling mills will switch ownership while the land office at Larned opens on August 15. A Russian colony bought 21 000 acres in Morns county. Washington county shipped the first car load of new wheat from Northern Kan. Miss Lou Potter seeks Cherokee county school superintendent. Dre Mottram of Lawrence fined fifty dollars for pody snatching. Gov Osborn says Indian troubles easing though border settlers stay armed. The Commonswealth notes John Davis as a bore.
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Topeka
Larned
Morns County
Washington County
Kanoa
Miss. Lou. Potter
Cherokee County
Dre Mottram
Lawrence
Gov. Osborn
John Davis
John
Fragmented News Notes From Odd Corners Of The Nation
A jumble of items from Rutland Vermont to Kentucky, Ohio and Vienna. Reports cover a murdered teacher near Rutland, Vt, Vassar College funding habits, a lightning strike in Woodford County Kentucky killing six, Kentucky earthquake shocks and storm damage, Ohio ratification news, and a college regatta with Columbia winning. Miscellaneous musings on art, lectures, and astronomy close the column.
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Courier- Journal
Woodford County
Munday
Black
Kentucky
Governor's power to remove territorial officers debated
Acting Attorney General Phillips rules Governor may dismiss only officers appointed to hold at his pleasure. He argues the Governor lacks authority to remove officers appointed by others unless an organic law of the territory expressly authorizes it. The question has been submitted by Gov. W. toward a ruling on territorial removal authority.
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Lawrence
Chicago Times
J. C. Horton
Laurence
Alanderer
Mr. Horton
Ether
Colo
Phillips
Wwadob
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