Populist Clans and Sectional Ballot Roll Call Names
Fragmented OCR lists numerous political figures and districts with scattered names such as Hite Alor, Marion, Representative J Doyle, Senator A. J. Forney, and others. Indicates a late 19th or early 20th century legislative selection context with many districts, delegates, and officials named in a crowded roll call.
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Hite Alor PA Y. Clay
Lingsake Briers
Bourbon
Bob Avers
Headshaw
Leet Yan
FeSerert
M. LW. Ter
Cherykeos
Mane Hanna
Bik
Mi. Alle
Kuahedy Nee
Puann
J. W
Malden
Fortmuam
Dicken
Jo & Wailer
Geary
Tovhures
Bhermin
Charles
Ersmess
Grane
Mike Stokrtuna
Jinoke
Thwkssee
Birka
Mitel
Brappen
Rial
Tune D. Wheeler
Pena
Joeman Ane
Waillor
Witliam Stryker
Busnes
Seculun
Larpee
W. T. Firoun
Anil Clee
Gephardt. Pratt
Benaiac
Joho “Armatrong
Eez Kinsey
Judea
J. i Andrews
Ruah
E J. Westente
Finer
PePresen
Déleeater
Why He Was Removed
Apru 21 report from Clas Center notes an internal power shift tied to a committee vote. The forward of Uhhyposiition pgalziat is cited amid unclear references and service details, with limited readable names present in the damaged text.
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Clas
Apru
Siena
Fragmentary note on Curran and a financial setback
A garbled passage mentions Curran, a financial setback, and an opportunity for an attempt to rebarrass. The text is incomplete but implies a personal or local dispute with financial implications and a potential turn of events for Curran.
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Curran
Munger Still in Race for Governor Declares Stance
April 21 in Clay Center the Sunflower Democratic League announced strong competition from Populist forces as W. J. appears to remain active in the gubernatorial race. Munger asserts he has not withdrawn and vows to persist despite pressure from opponents.
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Clay Center
Sunflower Democratic League Dandie Mt Wichien
Tiewever Minn
W. J. An
Ely Siu
Feoren Mah
O'State
Judea
Oppurienias
Harrington Ambition for Kansas State Printer Post
Hiawatha editor Harrington seeks the state printer job as part of his bid for the Republican United Senate nomination. He warns that the legislature will be controlled by his party to favor his aims and cites the Hiawatha newspaper as bearing influence. Names and places reflect a fragmented report from Ottawa and Tyvek.
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Hiawatha
Aveli
Grans
Wartingwa
Fila Srusha
Kansas
Hurringten
United
Warnines
Hidh Ie Uelones
Harringiog
Hiawatha Ewrnverss
Ottawa
Fadson
Tyvek. Capital
Harmonizing Plan for Allen and Contested State Actions
A fragmented note discusses MC Allen and Cont M Allen proposing changes within the state. It mentions a state committee and party factions, urging a formal approach to unite elements, present plans to the state committee, and address potential conflicts.
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MC Allen
Cotus
Congres al Comm
Guarryle
Eobeene
Sixth District Politics and Nominations in County Race
Disjointed notes outline Republican and Populist nominations across Norton and surrounding counties. Mentions John Conway, George Benedict, Chas Baschow, Tom Rogers, Ward, and others as possible nominees. References party factions, potential term aims, and a sweeping regional political contest with unclear conclusions.
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Wortun
John Conway
Norton Champlon
Mortum
Conway
Rooks County
George Benedict
Boake
Husentl
Russell County
Rynnett Omants
Staty Pute
Thomas County
Retuil
Mitchell County
Vleet Chun
Perdue
Fresabil
Ptr Ta
Sheridan Ellsworth
Sherman
Nortin
Pu Ouboene Ovunitier
Beeappett
U. S. Sena
Gectinoaik Ward
Dave Siete Saree
Railroads expect big earnings gain and million dollar spend
Railroads report a surge in gross earnings for the year with increases across lines and sectors. Management predicts prosperity will endure and plans extensive improvements, with over 50 million dollars slated for capital projects this summer and beyond.
A Rock Island Move in Fort Worth Promises Outlet Route
Rex M F Wyatt of Washington county visited Fort Worth to discuss linking a short line from William Penn with a system to give Washington county towns access to the valley world. He has funds to move forward and talked with Rock Island General Superintendent S B K Hovey about extending Hearte and Brazos Valley into the county, with the Houston and Texas Central line operated by a Rock Island connection.
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Fort Worth
Rex
Apro
M. F. Wyatt
Washington County
Rock Island Railroad Company
Sr. Wyatt
William Penn
BK. Hovey
Rock Island
Hearte and
Brazos Valley
Houston and
Texas Central
Weis
Cormpany
The EATYS CONDITION Improved Earnings Are Sufficient
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas shows February figures with a deficit of 272,681 but marks a material improvement over prior months. The February increase of 510 percent, 250, and the largest gain since August reflect rising earnings as the fiscal year advances.
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Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Remarkable Kidney Remedy Swamp Root Ad
An old advertisement touts Swamp Root for kidney liver and bladder relief. It claims rapid soothing effects and cites a sample bottle and a free book offer from Dr Kilmer and Co mailed to readers who mention the Topeka Daily State Journal. The tone mimics period medical ad copy.
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Solit
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Topeks Daily State Journal
Missouri Kansas Texas Surplus Declines Despite Earnings
In the eight months ending February 28 a surplus of 560,714 is reported alongside a deficit of 19,107. The year ending June 30 shows 4.57 percent on 12 million dollars of preferred stock. The year’s surplus decrease is 2.57 percent on the preferred, implying about 2 percent for the preferred stock if no further declines occur. To reach that 2 percent cumulative level, the company would need about 260,000 more total decrease over the next four months.
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Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Union Pacific Tests Trainmen For Hearing And Eyesight
Union Pacific tightens entry rules for trainmen with compulsory hearing and eyesight tests. Rock Island crews on Union Pacific routes between Aere and Ranene City undergo testing. about 15 examined, 10 more to go, only one failed. Tests include hearing a watch at set distances and distinguishing colors from a color chart, plus basic physical criteria. Color blindness affects an estimated portion of applicants, justifying strict standards to prevent accidents.
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Union Pacine
Freud
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Aere
Ranene City
Walon Pacific
Santa Fe Railway Adopts Standard Clock Dials
The Santa Fe Railway will fit standard 60 minute clock dials to all system clocks. Connecticut made dials are installed on some depots and Gulf Road clocks already use them. Completion expected within about 20 days.
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Santa Fe Railway Company
Santa Fe
Sethomas
Connecticut
Gulf Road
Bootblack Gets $10,000 in Railroad Damage Case
The case of Frank Black versus the Texas and Pacific Railroad ends with a settlement after a head injury on a moving train. The earlier trial awarded $12,500 before the company appealed, arguing the brakeman caused the accident.
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Bootblack
Cass
Supreme Court Refuses Writ in Case and Sets Date
The court denied the writ of error in the Supreme Court. The case was set for further action on a specified date.
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Tot Re Ro
Supreme Court
Colorado the Magnificent illustrated pamphlet advertised
An illustrated promotional item titled Colorado the Magnificent is advertised. The color ad features a Rock Island depiction with a cowboy guiding cattle, a central Framed scene, and mentions duplicates offered along lines and in hotels. The pamphlet promises 46 pages of Colorado history and summer resort information.
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Rock Island
Colorado 7
Pal
Colorado the Magnificent
Colorado
Santa Fe Division Moves Superintendent Office
The Santa Fe Division relocates its superintendent’s office from Stockton to Fresno California scanning quarters one California changed to Fresno to create a better center for operations.
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Santa Fe
California
Stockton
Fresno
Cal
Inspecting Storehouses General Santa Fe Tour Dates
General Santa Fe storekeeper A F Hilton, based in the city, is touring westward inspection of storehouses. He visited Emporia, Newton, Las Cruces, Albuquerque, Los Angeles, and Stockton today. His absence will last about a week. Railroad prosperity shows green earnings for the second April week totaling 36 018 423. Since January 1, the roads earned 92 070 012, up 19 682 198 from last year. Thirty seven roads up, eight down.
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A.F. Hilton
Santa Fe
Emporia
Newton
Ee Junta
Sea Starciniy Lad Verax
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
Stockton
California
Remodeling H. and S. Property in Hutchinson Rumor
Rumor says Missouri Pacific plans to tear down the Hutchinson and Southern roundhouse and convert the brick building into a freight depot and warehouse just west of the passenger station. Work is being arranged to complete the passenger station building.
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Hutchinson, apro_zs
Missouri Pacific Company
Hutchinson, & Southern
Lloyd Angies Successor to Santa Fe Roundhouse Post
The vacancy created by the resignation of Lloyd Angles as assistant night engine inspector in the Santa Fe round house has been filled by Wim Conwell. Conwell previously served as fire builder's helper in the round house.
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Lloyd Angies
Lloyd Angles
Santa Fe Round House
Wim Conwell
Conwell
Round Ouse
Duties Increase Resigns Stock Agent in CAFES
George Littrooks, stock agent of Baata Ire in CAFES, resigns duties once held. Mr F B Houghton, El Paso division freight and passenger agent, will oversee the stock business in New Mexico and Arizona from Albaaueraus M. headquarters.
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George Littrooks
Baata
New Mexico
Arizona
Albaaueraus M
F. B. Houghton
el Paso
Tex
Santa Fe Locals Tells of Firemen, Layoffs and Moves
Fireman Denton Crotchet sent to Alma to watch an engine on a work train for one week. Join Alexander of the Blacksmith department laid off due to sickness. Tom Hebler of the blacksmith department laid off. Chris Auskey of the brass foundry laid off for sickness. Archie Baughman, a popular shop ball player, laid off. Charles French passed entrance exam for West Point in Leavenworth. to leave early June. Smith Thompson resigned. Ches Stewart returns after two weeks’ absence. William Smith returns after injuring back via hole in floor. Stavager Aude returned from inspection of middle division and south lines. to depart for Anad Shore private car 612 to Topeka, then California to meet C C Clark of the New York Central.
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Cane
Woo
la Junta
Denton Crotchet
Alma
Alexander
Dlacksmith Department
Tom Hebler
Blacksmith Department
Pote Et of
Chris Auskey
Brass Foundry
Archie Baughman
Charles French
West Point
Leavenworth
French
Smith ‘Thompson
Ches. Stewart
William Smith
Eee Ropeland
Pnevrorin Denersl Stavager Aude
Middle Division
Southen
Anad Shore
Topeka
Scott's Emulsion Promise for Coughs and Vitality
An advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion cures coughs faster and better than any cough mixture. It asserts the product enriches the blood, strengthens mind and body, and provides vigor, unlike ordinary cough remedies. It urges readers to try the emulsion for deep seated coughs.
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Scott
Anti Poll Tax Protest Spurs Union Fight in Courts
About 50 men met at Wethers hall to denounce a city poll tax and plan legal action. J J Gunther chaired, ALS Huling sec retary. The Mechanics and Laborers Protective Association formed to organize funds and pursue an injunction. Attorney W Harvey named. executive committee listed. 39 raised at the meeting with subscription papers to Weber's hall for court costs.
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Wethers Hall
J.J. Gunther
Huling
W. W. Harvey
Moc
Supreme Court
Zoe Ecdinsate
A. & Huling
Onii
the Mechanics’ and Laborers’ Protective Association
Harvey
R. Ht. McKeever
C. Lone
Lorth
Fe. McKeever
A. S. Huling
Dr. Marses
C Smith
J. J. Gusther
N. B. Frisse
A. Malone
Committee On Funda
Weber's Hall
Topeka Club Plans Aid for Democratic Convention Visitors
The Topeka Commercial Club seeks to benefit the city during the national Democratic convention in Kansas City on July 4. A committee will arrange lodging and arrangements to bring visitors by rail, with trains to run for late arrivals and early returns, and to house guests if Kansas City cannot provide accommodations.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Les
BIDDLE FOR SENATOR FORT SCOTT MAN SEEKS SUCCESS
W R Biddle of Fort Scott seeks Bourbon ton senatorial race seat. E T Shaffer faced a party push to withdraw from renomination amid questions about his official record on measures affecting the Pope and related policy matters.
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Fort Scott
Bilver Republicans Call for Kansas Meeting and Delegation
The Bilver Republicans of Kansas announce a gathering on a July day at a stated hour to discuss party matters. The call emphasizes money, government powers, and the importance of Republican actions aligned with the Declaration of Independence. Chairman D.C Tilliteon and Secretary outline the meeting’s intent and reassert party principles.
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Bilver Republicans
Kansas
Bilver
Repee
Soares
Mney
D.C Tilliteon
Striking York butchers clash with Swift 4 Co leaders
In York April 21 striking butchers resist Swift 4 Co pressure amid union tensions. President Samaaford says citywide adherence to union rules threatens business as fires and job losses loom. A former butcher Barnsfard, associated with salverman, refused an offered watchman role and resigned, though the firm pressed to keep him.
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York
Swift 4 Co
Samaaford
Butchers Union
St Hd
Fren
Barnsfard
Hid
Salverman
Wenle Waa
Green Ian
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