Topeka Wins In Tight Leavenworth Contest
The topeka victory came with a 222 to 220 vote margin over Leavenworth in a heated contest for an organizational leadership post. W C Whitney of Cawker City was elected commander Telit San April, amid reunion events and ongoing campaign chatter across Topeka and surrounding towns.
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Telit
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Cape Tate
Joe
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Selon Post
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Poor
Waft
Mahirma Bok Wai
Lallera
Lee Fao
Tlow
M. Wa
Laitier
Amsora
Lovina Ean
Buiatr
Laeter
Elmer
Pet
Sehien
Maur
Wits
Mankatty
Matelietlog
Atikviin
Makernon
ARS Silery
Adjutant Report Highlights Betott AV St Year Events
A fragmented report outlines year end activities in Betott AV St with mentions of December 30 figures and funds. It notes new posts, upcoming festivals in several towns, and plans involving merchants, bands, and volunteers to celebrate a regional event. The piece references figures like Major Tout Anderson and Tom Doran, and anticipates a civic gathering with prizes and public participation.
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Kastes
Stare Dalwarda
Guininiite
Niys
Setuttog Jieboe
Bert
Topeka
Kanna
Tom Doran
Abe
Jen
Xed
Corefex
Topeka Festival Promises Wide Carnival Entertainment
The Topeka festival program aims to draw crowds with a grand carnival and diverse attractions. Officials report strong local support and a push to make the event a premier autumn spectacle featuring parades, performances, and community participation.
Western politicians back Shaw defeat in bid for command
Politicians in the western region rally behind Shaw's loss, arguing the former candidate should not lead. Supporters claim his defeat signals a shift in leadership and the need for new direction, while opponents stress continuity of policy.
Charters Proclaimed for Topeka Civic Clubs in New Era
The text announces chartering two Topeka clubs, the Citizens Mutual Benefit Society and the Firestone state association, detailing capital, trustees, and local officials. It notes financial figures, names trustees, and outlines duties tied to civic services and public duties while confirming county mediation and upcoming dates.
Peabody Pleads Guilty in Tax Case at Topeka
A man identified as Peabody pleaded guilty in a Me-trial near Topeka to impersonating a postmaster of Tamer. He faced a sentence of 660 days in county jail with fines and costs after a jury trial in Dupree County Court. Dupree Found Guilty in Mquar Sale Case at 1003 Sas Avenue.
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Sernicer
Machan
Arintes
Ratu
Bia
Peabody
Peabetty
Dupree
Geeree Bupron
Opléred
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Dupree Gui
Sellins Mquar
Tle Place
Une Sas Avenue
Tomer
Aherntely
Harry Fat- Hird
Abel
Deslat Diitere
Enat
Jenkina
Ieee
John Heltenen
Charis
Crawford
Walling
Sentiine
Calla Eis Watt
Tony
Prarh
Bryan Way
Denkele
Oller Vane
Caldiwett
Kentucky
Nbr
Jad
Yale
Sherif
Quay's State Platform Draws Republican Blame and Debate
Fragmented reports describe Senator Quay moving to set a gold standard platform at the Republican convention. The Staunton dispatch notes delegates arriving, with tensions over state chairmanship and party unity amid calls for protectionist support and opposition to the silver standard.
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Quay
Washington
Visthare
Dinette li
Ruwereh
Henry Boydwy
Hastings Wil
Senater Quays
Plitforty
Wandew Stanley
Republican Party
Wilue
Pledged To McKinley At Republic Convention
Rural reporting describes a Republican gathering where McKinley and Byars supporters pledge allegiance. Delegates vow to back McKinney for president and Evann of Tennessen for vice president amid party devotion and promised unity.
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Narhyville
McKinsey and Byars
McKinney
Democrats of Massachusetts Endorse Gold Standard Position
The Nebraska Democrats announce delegates to the national convention while Massachusetts Democrats reaffirm commitment to a single gold standard. The letter endorses Carlisle’s 1876 stance and calls for monetary policy aligning with gold and silver coinage, opposing bimetallism and favoring gold redemption for government obligations.
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Nebraska
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Lincoln
Nebraske
Hr Geleeaves
AL Loree
W. J. Eran
Smyth W.H. Thompson
Vanity Fiat
Sunee
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G. Alusenet
Fost
Rolby
Seward
Pith
de Walah
Bier
A. T. Hlackburn
J. Eaktirdis
Aluiney
Masschusetts
John G. Carlisle
Trial notes reveal jury deliberations in Fietrigan case
The transcript fragment shows a judge detailing jury duties and questions as the Charles Fietrigan trial for a serious assault ends with the elder Fietrigan acquittal. The discussion touches on intent, possible burglary links, and the burden of proof required for conviction.
May Day Troubles and Labor Hours Battle
Gompers says 500000 workers will protest high hours. In an interview, President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor outlines plans for May Day actions, including potential strikes or demonstrations to press for shorter work hours.
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Pittshurs
Gorpere
Latiar
Phas
Dar An
Walla
No sectarian schools debated in senate fight over Cockrell amendment
A fragmentary report details a Senate clash over a Cockrell amendment to bar sectarian schools, with Nebraska senator Allen defending Catholic schools and others opposing denominational funding. The debate highlights a push to abolish sectarian influence in public education, and the amendment’s fate is noted among listed lawmakers and factions.
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Corkrell Arnenleyesi
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Meemnan
Hingtte Carter
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Ett Hatebrough
Hawker
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Nelwon
Pettieray
Sewell Sherman
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Hrine Chin
Counerit
Dene Panlener
Giband
Gorton
Gray
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Atkins
Maven
Mile Mitchiell
Wiscanwin
Palmer
Roach
Smith
Turns
West
Vilas
Walthall Whites
Allen
Kaytee
Foubiehie
Atlican
Med ina blows in Congress over Mississippi and Missouri names
In a congressional clash, Representative Hall from a Missouri district attacks Representative Money of Mississippi, highlighting a bitter intra party dispute and shifting political alliances amid the ongoing debate.
Money Staggers as Inkwell Blows Hatred at Congress
Washington April 21. A Missouri congressman and senator clashed in a personal altercation over an inkwell incident. Reports differ whether both men threw inkwells or one struck the other. Congressman Money accused Congressman Hull of lying as a fracas spilled into the hallief.
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Washington
Bruny
Hull
Turbulent Naval Affairs Hearing Ends in Fisticuffs
The Vier committee on naval affairs held a heated session today over Mordtalled, with Money and Hall clashing loudly at the portal committee. Witnesses recall blows, grabbed canes, and a pushed wall as both men exchanged threats and the hearing veered into a near melee.
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de Felt
Tom Coakley
Rile
Stiklin
Bork
Ernet
Erabeth Nuis
Bate Et al Aine
Srindire
Pune
Hall
Perak
Coakley
Weno
Bunty
von Wistek
Setiles Mic
Sda
Ernest Srews
Wilemit
Comeniter
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Inlinine
Mrr
Afeney
Morey
Biney
Money
Mets
Rink
Mfr
Tiali
Navy personnel reorganization sparks heated committee clash
An altercation arose during a committee meeting over Representative Witton's bill to reorganize navy personnel. Commodore Fithian and Representatives Meyer and Wit on clashed as witnesses and attendees shouted. Mr Money faced a hostile exchange before being escorted from the hotel by friends.
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Fithian
Repre
Meyer
Louisiana
Witon
New York
Br. Witgoni
Navy
Amtovmetie Elrosuite
Wilson
Money
Clotey
Beenan
Jackson Hooted At Court During Pearl Bryan Trial
Readers witnessed a tense scene outside the courthouse as Pearl Bryan’s murder case proceeded. Spectators cheered and jeered, witnesses testified, and the crowd shouted at defendant Jack Jackson while the defense linked the crowd to public passion.
Will Be War Democrats Claim Louisiana Victory Suspense
New Orleans April 21 Democrats warn they will resist Republican victory in Louisiana. Foster’s expected majority on the face of the returns may be about twenty thousand without the Republican coalition. They say the legislature is split on joint ballots and imply Democratic control.
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Democrata
Louisiana
New Orleans
Democrats
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