Seventh District Rays Discusses Political Shakeup
A fragmentary report outlines the Seventh District political maneuvering as Long foresees nomination by acclamation and potential defeat alike. Judge James King of Wellimeton is cited among Free Silver leaders, with names like Ray and Harrington appearing in factional discussions and a possible fusion in state races.
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James King
Wellimeton
Hensie
Judes May
Juden Ray
Surge Hay
Chester
Porta Buco
Ara Ieee
Claude Duval
Bert Chan
Thin Tre
Tirnidenthal
Harry Bee
Tay
Ray
Martie
Martin
Martin Dude
Striker
Whitington
Political Figure's Backing Faces County Scrutiny
A fragmented account highlights a friend of Senator Baker, praising public life support and county loyalty. It notes efforts to secure funding, state and federal backing, and a push to preserve institutions, with a partial list of allied generals and political actors shaping Shawne County's recent events.
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United States
Baer Wio
Galen Tung
Wien
Mper Wietiong
Aeun
Bulid
Olin
Cepreenta
Taker
Republius
Shawses
Witte Eral JK. Budeon
Dr John J. Dykes Nominated by Populists in Sixth District
An informal gathering of Populists in Colby Kansas on April 4 nominated Dr John J. Dykes of Earth Center for Congress in the Sixth district. The meeting proceeded with informal discussions and support for his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby
Kaw
John 14
Earth Center
NOT DISCOURAGED Judge Clark Offers to Give $1000 Toward a Fund
Judge Clark announces a generous pledge of one thousand dollars toward a community fund aimed at supporting local initiatives. The offer highlights a commitment to mobilize resources for civic projects and encourage broader giving.
Park Bonds Defeated Prompts Fresh Election Call
Board of park commissioners may seek a new vote to fund Martin's Hill purchase. Mr. Wilder pushes for an immediate election while officials weigh selling bonds, optioning James Park, and using city parks funds to shape a future park. Conversation centers on public desire for parks and possible sales strategy.
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Board of Park Commissioners
M.A. Low
Don
JW. FP. Hughes
Sheth Ward
Mtr. Low
Jnder J. T. Clark
Potwin
Sturtin
DreMont
Park
Murcin
Martin
Park Commission
Mr. Low
Vparks
James
North Topeka
James’ Park
Cailing
Dome
Tunsikey
Elty
Downn
Dee Carter
neeSabe
oSabe
Crouch
Mien
Wewlast
Omen
Piret
Weber
Burkett
Wemene
Sim
Woetorn
Furkett
Min
Warner
Overmyer
Rhtra
Emery
Hughes
Fien Lorson
Wwe
Henderson
Noein
Jugalhat
Swendeen
Raold
Berond
Waste Salicey
Lei
Stebbins
Dalley
Ernee Gullvy
Embree
Teeafonitys
Antis Victorious Carried Every Word But the First and Second
The Antis achieved a decisive victory, overcoming rivals in a tense contest. Key moments featured standout play by the leading players, with strategic moves securing the win as the team dominated early and maintained momentum throughout.
HOW THEY VOTED LIGHTLY ACROSS NATIONWIDE ELECTIONS
A sparse turnout produced mostly party line results with Republicans winning key city seats in Lincoln and Chicago while saloon issue debates shaped several contests. In several wards park bond measures failed to reach two thirds and several council races swung to Republican candidates amid mixed results in Kansas and nearby cities.
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J. W. Binsom
BC. Miller
A. F. Benson
D. 3. Myers
Mr. Benson
Qomen
Cornel
M. Snatin Ker
T. J. Croweh
W. F. Weber
Dr. ¥. QO. Burkett
J. S. Warner
George E. Overmoor
J. W. J. Hughes
William Henderson
Bwenilson
NT Arnold
Tormem- Doers
Brand of
Education
Fist
Miller
Wos
Bloasom
Seneca Votes Split Between Republicans and Populists
Voters in Seneca split evenly between Republican and Citizens tickets with Republicans winning city clerk and three Democratic wards while Populists gain in others. The piece notes the town may become wet and mentions two saloons opening this week.
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Arkansas City
Sild—Republican
Prohibition
N Nmber
Cautiolini
Boand
Heke
Ustoniste
Marsial
Atret
Rebopatiieat Hicker
Parsons
Tckets
Marshal
Attoney
Asvesaor
Board of Education
Councltthan
Abilene
CC. Wyeandt
H. J. Mumphrey
P. BR. Favor
JP. Powell
Atreet
Lewis Wips
Arkessor
Wise
Wiethra
Wichita
Wwermont Columbts
Columbia
Reonbucens
Ansas Cipy
Tei
Kansas
Seneca
Republicans Gain In Chicago And Lose In Kansas City
City and township results show Republicans winning nineteen of thirty aldermen while Democrats gain in other towns. Chicago districts favored Republicans in Hyde Park and Lake View, but Democrats won in north and west towns. Leadville and Milwaukee reelect Democrats. Guthrie Republican wards, Nebraska rural gains. Kansas City elected Democrat Reed as mayor amid mixed statewide outcomes.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Antenkor
Hyde Park
Lake View
Lake
Municipal Voters’ League
Gangsters
League
Democrats
Leadville
Denver
Colo
Colorado
Rose
Milwauker
Wis
David S&s Rose
Tome
Guthrie
O. C
Perry
Nebraska
Omaha
Neb
South Omaha
Atr. Kelly
Lincoln
Crete
O'Neill
Ashland
Reed
Kansans City
Thita City
Dames
A. Reed
P. Shiery Brown
Enttlin
Lloyd
Dem
Blan
Arrowling
Eopublicans
St. Joseph
Sedalia
Cartisage
Marefed
Stanberry
Pacific
Oregon
Humensville
Unionville
Warrenehurs
Macon
Greenfield
West Paine
Bethany
Eset
St. Louis
Citizens
Roses
Milwaukee
Wic
David Rose
H. J. Baumgartner
Board of Supervisors
EED
James A. Teed
S. Brown
Jones
Sigsbee Explains Acton At Time of Maine Blows Up
Sigsbee explains his actions during the Maine explosion and the lead up to war with Spain. He recalls urging restraint and hoped the administration would keep peace until the country settled. He notes mistakes were made and his telegrams sought to guide naval policy and ensure the St Paul would be commanded by him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigsbee
Maine
Jindamoent
Mike Eantry
Spain
Navy
Mata Ho ‘Woul
St. Paul
Colowes
St Paul
Vanderbilt Seizes Railroads in Vast Coal Consolidation
New York April 4 The Times reports Vanderbilt controls Reading Lehigh Valley and Erie lines, unifying anthracite coal mining and transport. The deal steadies coal disputes, harmonizes rival financials, and positions Vanderbilt to absorb those systems into New York Central. Sidney Schiney, an Equitable Life official, dies in Frankfort. his widow is an Austrian general’s daughter.
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New York
Vanderbilt
Reading Company
Vanderbilts
Lehigh Valley
Erle
Reading
New Yorker Central
St Courseuis
Agen Ae
Sidney Schiney
Beniy
Frankfort
Equitante Life Insurance Company
Im Russe
Cinpinnati
United Stated
Echipey
Market report brief from Kansas City and New York notes
The snippet covers commodities and stocks with scattered lines on wheat, corn, cotton, and hogs, plus a Kansas City cattle and hogs market snapshot. It references New York stock actions, April cotton trends, and pork and lard movements, noting price shifts and market sentiment from both exchanges.
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Mike Kanals Cley
Muir
Instona Icae
Dalath
New York
Bard
Cottela Moa Furan
Uc Hmes
Tanase
Liverpool
Wiveag
Mike
Ted
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Harrington
Feray
Balint
Boott
Bwanenthal
Barrington
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Aniereon
Generml
Berard Kelly
Army
I. Beudfors
Sonn Caldwell
Penh
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Mr. Wilder
ANTIS
Lincoln, Neb
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Autler
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Tien
Second Ward
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Myers
Penson
Axuinet
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Hanson
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Great Bend
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Lawrence
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Hare
Atchison
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Uckel
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Washington
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Hoxie
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BIG Coal Combine
Reading Road
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