Abilene Reflector Notes Wide Range Of Topics
Abilene Reflector reports Treasury gold reserves near 120 million dollars and new issues of three percent bonds. It notes Stoverany Foote’s return home, Louisiana bonds seized, a Washington monument ascent, and various national items from peat to rail incidents, with wide geographic coverage and multiple named figures.
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Wallington
Stoverany Foote
United States
Brs
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Washington Monument
Senor Y. Garza
Legation
Lima
Treasury Department
New Orleans
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Kansas State News Highlights Large Premium Increase and Local Incidents
Kansas State News reports a premium rise of two hundred fifty thousand dollars this year, with last year at 1 540 4100. It covers a Edwardsville Union Pacific accident, a Atchison dynamite scare, a Wake boy skeleton case, Shawnee cyclone damage, railway complaints, and local postmaster appointments. It notes tornado and lightning impacts, wrecks near Topeka, and various local notices on railroad switches, patents, and cattle diseases pamphlet by the state veterinary.
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Kansas
Suum
James F. Bown
Union Pacific
Edwandsville
Sister's Hospital
Kansas City
Edwardsville
Lenape
Atchison
J. H. Beeson
Street Railway
Democratic County
Atchison Globe
Alfred Charles Wake
Shawnee County
TH. Mellencrn
Downs
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Turkey Creek
McPherson County
St. Joe & Rio Grande
Argentine
Nicholls
Topeka
Arthur Istlp
Istip
Dresden
Kilingin
George G. Simonson
Harvey County
Hubert W. Craig
Jase
Wonlson
Jesse Pickering
Ramsey
Corke
Poter
Baltimore
Cowley
Duvlington
Bedford
Stafford County
Anea Fray
Crow
Phillips County
Derry
Greenwood
Lellan A. King
Gilfillan
Bourbon County
Morgan M. Jones
Harper
Doniphan
Joseph C. Cloud
Martin
Ellis County
E. Randall
Myrtle
Phillis
William D. Kelley
Stockton
Rooks County
George M. Randall
Castle Township
Lave
Whitehead
Mr. M. Railroad
Sante Fe
Liewe
Janes W. Johnson
Ottawa
Benjamin FL Wright
John O. West
Fubdle
Albert HE. Mantey
Matud City
O. Blackenbaker
Edward N. Erlanads
Ortawaz
Abram S. Capper
Udall
Ty Aecardanes
Gilek
Holcowbe
Texas
Wyandotte
Courcey Wises
Western
Aman
Lenora
Norton County
Huspaney
Wyandotte County
Pratt Town Company
Pratt County
Seere Filer
A. Simpson
Kansas Anti Monopolists Platform and Nominations
The Greenback Labor Fusion Convention at Topeka opened with Tinney speaking, then reports tallied 179 votes. delegates caucused for Presidential Electors and State Central Committee. The platform demanded open public lands, abolition of convict labor, stricter railroad law, women's suffrage, and return of money issue to the U S Government with opposition to the national debt. A ticket was nominated for Governor L H Phillips, Lieutenant Governor J W Breitenthal, and others, with a strengthened central committee.
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Topeka
Committee On Credentials
WL C. Tinney
Greenback
Congress
Tiinney
L. C. Duell
Leavenworth County
D. G. Campbell
Johnson County
Mel Feely
Labette County
C. W. Marsh
Shawnee County
W. D. Vincent
Clay County
A. J. Hart
Rooks County
W. D. Ross
Sedgwick
A. J. Alley
Osage County
D. Underwood
Davis County
B. H. Okifield
C. T. Sears
Franklin County
E. H. Benham
Christian County
C. Corning
J. H. Limbarker
Riley County
J. Lamb
Phillips County
J. H. Franklin
Sumner County
H. P. Vrooman
Allen Williams
Douglas County
W. J. A. Montgomery
J. G. Couger
Wyandotte
National
Greenback Party
State of
Kansas
Indianapoli
Benjamin F. Butler
Massachusetts
A. M. West
Miesenat
United States
Emporia
Republican Party
Gnor
HH. L. Phillips
Miaosi County
JW. Breitenithal
IL P. Vioomwan
Justine
DD. McBryarantag
Ral
Brush
Elk County
Public
Fannie Tandolph
Acentaice
Dee Butler
Growth of Cities and War Weather Notes
A multi-topic news slice reports on city growth indicators from August clearings in U S banks and a chaotic set of dispatches. It covers a cavalry detachment recrossing a river with prisoners to Fort Scott and Cherikee Nation, plus a parade of human interest items from London and Winnipeg style storm damage, hydrophobia scare on a plantation, and local violence updates.
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Mesems
Texy
District Board of Levee Engineers
Missisippi River
The
River Commission
Yazoo Delta
Wilson
Mississippi
Payne
Prohibitionists Nominate Ticket in Cuba Meeting
Governor St John and Mr. Daniel accepted the Prohibition party nominations amid a Cuba gathering. Dickey chaired the notification, with St John and Daniel stressing temperance aims, unity against liquor traffic, and a pledge to uphold prohibition as a national duty.
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Cuba
St Jake
Daniel
Profesor Dickey
St. John Camp
Tromn
Prohibition Party
Elf
Maryland
Great North
Est
Lam
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