Grisham Named in Fourth District Nomination
Democratic and Populist factions of the Fourth District nominated Thomas H. Grisham of Woodward Fallin at a close fusion convention held in Kn wayuatentay afternoon. Ballots determined the nominee after multiple rounds, with Grisham securing support as the Populist-Democratic slate united.
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Thomas H. Grisham
Epwood
Fallin
Pourth
Kn Yuatentay
Det Ahualit
JW. Deflart
Omge
Democratic
Soba
Dermadlé
Court House
Whitley Jers House
Maddon
de Fr Ravirone
Et Dorada
T. MH. Grisham
Chaay
W. W. Brown
Cuitley
Fbraroue
Ton
Hesiders
Marin
A Dei V
Grieham
Biroch
Yearout
Trishum
Hilling Belzur
Tirawe
Grisham
Masiagven
Eratote
Adeinietration i
Miller for Senator and city slate backed by Hopanican county
Burlingame yesterday adopted a resolution endorsing Ue careful conscientious Brock in congress of Senator Baker Miller and other Republican Esigrienmen from this state. They Fe bels loyal to their country loyal to warty and Industrious ty serving constituenta. The convention made nominations for legislators: Senator H. B. Miller Onage City Representatives J.4 Stavely Lyndon Bid S. L Hebeciing of Burlingats. The Convention was addressed by Gov Breer Stanicy.
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Burlingame
Brock
Baker
Dun- Miler
S. L. Hebeciing
Burlingats
Gov- Breer Stanicy
Ward Sisters Bonded by Veil of Justice Case Seen
Fragmentary report outlines a legal matter titled Helle Rohinson versus Mary Ward. Accusations involve alleged abuse and misconduct by the Ward sisters in a neighborhood dispute. The document references a trial at the bar of justice and a defense to reveal alleged actions and motives behind a local contention.
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Ward
Helle Rohinson
Mary Ward
Asia
Ee Aretha
Colorado train car seats sale notice in August
Readable fragments show a Colorado related notice about pew chair care, a Santa Fe train, passenger removal, and a priced option. References to August and agent Le KING appear, with figures like 415.00 and a note on exits and trips. The text is partially garbled but indicates a transport related sale or service offer involving chairs and seating.
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Santa Fe
Andation of Colorado
le King
Death of Ridpath noted historian and author
New York Aug me reports the death of John Clark Ridpath, famed ex Kansan historian and author of popular histories. He died after a long illness in a Presbyterian hospital with wife and son present. Funeral arrangements to be announced with services in Greencastle, Indiana.
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Kansan
New York
John Clark Ripoih
Rel Ridpath
Clark Hidpath
Aman
Duptie
Pune
New ‘York
New
Mje
Bikinweitsy
Cincinnati
de Garm
Ridpath
Greencastle
Ind
Russians Suffer In Far East Skirmishes Near Port Arthur
Dispatches report tense fighting along the Liao Tung peninsula near Port Arthur as Russian detachments struggle with armed Chinese in the neutral zone. Casualties include a detachment with ten killed and thirty wounded, another attacked with twenty killed, six wounded and four missing, and civilians with concealed badges involved in clashes.
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St. Petersburg
Mfetal
Far East
Port Arthur
Liao-Tung Peniantie
Sean Perla
Claf
Scramble for Rural Delivery Routes Sparks Complaints
Special Agent Rising faces mounting pressure as Congressmen demand routes and postmasters submit heavy requests. Debates arise over initial points on several contemplated routes, with postmasters’ concerns adding to the turmoil. A Rural Free Delivery dispute grows amid party lines and local objections.
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Republc
Indle
Van Kirk Suel Seeks Property Redress In Hunt Estate Case
Vankirk as trustee of JH Hunt estate filed a district court suit against State Trust Co of Vermont to set aside a deed on SUAL avenue property deeded to secure a debt of 1220.45. The petition claims Hunt could force sale, settle debt first, and seeks to recover Hunt's equity and cancel the deed.
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Sixth Avenue
Hunt Estate
Wi Vankirk
JH Hunt
District Court
State Trust Company of
Vermont
Sual Avenue
Hunt
Ifant
Hay
Armin Named Rows Maple Mayor Find Refusal Sparks Claim
A chaotic report notes Armin named Rows Maple to the mayor post for a supposed appointment. He allegedly faced rejection on grounds of conduct, later sought election registration. The inquiry uncovered the man once resided in an asylum.
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Armin
Separa
Wm Citteen
Yount
Wnite
General Greely Visits Chicago on Naval Signal Mission
Brigadier General A.W.W. Greely, chief of the Signal Service, United States Army, arrived in Chicago today en route to St. Paul for shipboard duties relating to the Great Lakes survey. His brief visit includes a look at lake conditions and related meteorological work.
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Greely
Chicago
Chicas
Aww
United States Array
Jep
Chinese government pledges protection for foreigners in China
Washington dispatches quote Li Hung Chang and imperial government pledging to protect foreign residents in Pekin and across China. Viceroys pressed for safe escort or open lines of communication. imperial edict called on all loyal Chinese to shield foreigners as negotiations continue after Pekin campaign.
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Washington
State Department
Hay
Li Hun Chang
Li Hung Chans
Poxin
China
Pekin
Hung Chung
Revenue Receipts Largest Month in Leavenworth History
The Leavenworth internal revenue office reported July receipts of 143000 dollars, the heaviest month on record. Most came from sales of internal revenue stamps including special stamps for liquor and other businesses, with operational notes on distribution among Kansas, Oklahoma, and the Indian Territory. The breakdown lists various stamp categories and totals, concluding with a grand total of 163000.06 dollars.
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Leavenworth Ofice
Leavenworth
Aquor Dehhick
Liguur Diaferm
Kansey
Oklihorma
Indian ‘Territory
Omfei
Spirit
Lake Roe
Cs Eeecer
Tolmeco Suimips
Guatts
ERSTE
Got Her Money and Lays Claim to Resturant Cash
A. O. Jonson, owner of a East Sixth avenue resturant, ran into trouble when his wife and a partner reported a missing $125 in gold. He was found in North Topeka with the money claimed, after police were alerted. He was taken to the station and the funds were returned to the rightful owners.
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A. O. Jonson
Sixth Avenue
Wermn
Nelice
Mr. Johnson
North Topeka
Subrautied
Curtis Speaks At Topeka Emancipation Day Event
Congressman Chais Curtin delivered the address at Garfiell park Emancipation celebration in Topeka this afternoon. A large portion of the population attended as Jackson's Twenty third Regiment led the parade and provided part of the entertainment with a concert slated for 2 40 p m.
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Chais Curtin
Garfiell Park
Topeka
Jackson
Kansas Aginné
Vand
At- Sus
Little Child Hurt In Topeka Street Accident
Two year old son of Mia Tunes, a widow new to Topeka, severely injured when a front wheel passed over him on Mulvane Street near Twelfth. The child was playing on the road and not seen by a passerby. he was taken to Stormont hospital and is expected to recover.
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Mia
Mary Tunes
Topeka
Mulvane Streve
Abe
Tie
Stormont
Boston Transcript
Byron Island
Macdalen
Canis
Grand Entry
Regdofm
Wild Pen
Great Wales
Bay
Wesoon
Junu
Nova Scotia
Tropics
Magdalen Islands
New England
Lattador
Gulf of Bt. Lawrence
Hale Resort
Gulf
Jor
Anit
Sre
International Peace Agency Proposed to Promote European Peace
An International Peace Agency proposal outlines a European bulletin service to publicize peaceful measures. It envisions a new agency named the Peace Agency to disseminate information on deuce and arbitration efforts across European papers through free distribution via subscriptions.
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International Peace Agenacy
Paria Auk
International Peace Apa
Pata
Pei Agency
Publina- Tom of & Bulletin
Deuce
Europe
Furie
sub,cerpUun
Open letter from Washington Ant Imperialist League to Hoar
The Washington Ant Imperialist League addresses Hon G N Hoar of Massachusetts in a letter denouncing his support for McKinley’s re election. It criticizes his public actions and claims he has abandoned the anti imperialist cause, urging him to return to the path he once showed.
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Washington
Ant-Imperialist League
G.n. Hoar
Massachusetts
McKinley
Hoar
McKinsey
B. T. Lewis Returns to Guild Monument House Topeka
B T Lewis resumes association with the Guild Monument House at 110 West Eighth street Topeka. The firm will retain its name but expand capital and services in monumental work fountain and park designs. Lewis had rejoined the Mexican Central railroad before returning to Topeka.
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BT. Lewishaw
Kannes
Guild Monument House
West Eighth Street
Topeka
Tim
Tipeko
Lewis
Mexican Central Railroad
Toneka
Magdalen Islands Article From Boston Transcript
This excerpt surveys the Magdalen Islands focusing on geography and human settlement. It describes Grand Entry and tidal lagoons, local industries, and the rough climate, with notes on wildlife, boat travel, and seasonal activities.
Senator Proctor Plans Speech Tour During Campaign
Senator Proctor of Vermont met with Senator Hanna at Republican national headquarters in New York Aug 1 for a lengthy conference. Proctor will travel during the campaign to eastern states and deliver several speeches.
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Senator Proctor
New York
Vermont
Senator Hanna
Tadiy
Prostar
Pene
Esetan
Train Tickets and Local Exhibition Promoted in Denver Area
The notice lists $19.00 Denver to Colorado Springs and Pueblo round trip via the Santa Fe with return in October and August 2 sale. Mentions a liberal stopover privilege and a misprinted line about Santa Fe. An exhibition poster shows a morning picture of a tree at Union Pacific city ticket office 625 Kansas Avenue. Marketed claims include Dean's Ointment promising instant relief and permanent cure for skin itchiness.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Santa Fe
Pristleger
Union Pacific
Quiet in Italy Extradition Limits in Political Crimes
Washington reports from officials that extradition treaties exclude surrender for political crimes. As per international law, killing rulers is a political crime with no treaty provision, making it unlikely the United States would extradite conspirators in Humbert's assassination case. Convictions could apply to conspiracies against American presidents, while Italy has no funds for such investigations unless an extraordinary emergency arises.
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America
Washington
The
Herald
State Department
Department of Justice
Mary
United States
Humbert
Une
Ducais
Anarchists in New York face misdemeanor penalties
District attorney officials report anarchist plots in New York state are punishable as misdemeanors with fines from 1 to 600 dollars or up to a year in jail. Conspiracy charges and unlawful assembly laws cover threats, while murder indictments could apply if a crime occurs outside the state. Police chief says archists have not caused trouble recently and warns against incendiary rhetoric.
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New York
Forbes J. Hennessy
Devers
Patrick Returns From Four Month Tour Abroad
Charis Patrick comes back with tales from Ireland England Italy Germany Switzerland and France. He laughs at memories yet refuses to discuss Paris and Germanys brickyard women. His brother Frank recounts odd London theatre crowds and a ride with the Prince of Wales cyclist tales and a dog driven cart in Germany with a man and a dog and a woman all under a camera's eye.
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Charis Patrick
Frank
Ita
Patrick
Paris
Penn
Germany
Frank Patrick
Bois de Bologm
England
London
Charley
Ireland
Alote
Prince of Wailes
Prince of Wales
Frenk
Kansas
Little Carta
Kodak
Naif
Bryan to Be in New York for Speech
Announcement from Democratic state headquarters states that Steller received word from M. Bryan indicating plans to be in New York in September for a party event, though he does not intend to deliver speeches there. Federation Wins in Australia. Official returns from Perth show federation votes 43 510 for and 17 297 against.
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Bryan
New York
Steller
M. Bryan
Australis
London
Ave
Perth
West Aueralia
Federation
Kansas Fairs and Agricultural Societies of 1900
A fragmented listing of county fairs and agricultural societies across Kansas in 1900. Names several counties and secretaries, with event timing in September and August, including Allen, Cowley, Finney, Ottawa, Jefferson, Neosho, Morris, and more.
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Kansas
Sean
Agneilare
Feeary
Coburn
Allen County
Wheatom
Ghelden
Eerceahy
Ml Deneetet
Ecg Iarss
Macro Fark
Cedar Vale
Aucast
Clay County
Fair Ass
Seeree
Cde
Sawler
Finney County Agricultural Society
AL Mime
Cecretanys Garden City
Paulie County Agriculturel Society
B.C
Jairene Eee
Newman
Detobar St. Jackson Countate Agricu Attaéal Tied Pale Association
B. JoUrew
Holton
Septemoes
Jeffison County
Agricultural and Merees Axeociation
Owin Snyder
Oskaloosa
County Fair Association
Et FH. Brille
Mrouna
Marshal Eal Vrankfort
Palr Association
C. Branienburg
Frankfort
Septemore Seas
Miami
Unity ,Agricultural, Mechanical Fair Association
Rickett
Secretage
Pavia
Saknigamery
Eg Eee
Sa Park Seumonth Steratacy
Coberviles Dakune Thy Morris
Te 'R
Worbays
Ates
Kentucky Populists Convene With Record Attendance
Louieville Kentucky reports the state convention of the People’s party of Kentucky opened at 1 pm with the largest Populist turnout in state history. The platform was unanimously adopted declaring support for Goebel election law reform and demands direct organization.
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Louieville
The
People'a Party of Kentucky
Kentucky
Topeka to Denver Car Service Ad by TL King
An August 2 1900 Topeka Topeka ad promotes a modern six wheel track chariot rail car on the Santa Fe route to Denver. It highlights wide vestibules comfortable smoking rooms and other seating features with Pullman options and space for tickets through TL King Topeka.
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Topeka
Denver
King
Market Report Reflects Quiet, Steady Trading Across Commodities
Wheat gains led by September contracts as domestic and foreign demand fluctuated. Corn showed active trading with generally favorable crop prospects and later steadying near session close. Provisions remained strong with hogs softer, while cattle and other livestock markets continued mixed amid receipts and demand. Weather and crop outlooks influenced price swings and market sentiment throughout the day.
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Jhhnen
Avis
Wee
California
Tradime
Northwest
Chicago
Tate
Duvainie
Meeston
Heiamdie
Inter
Jara
MAGUS
Jember
Rile
Zytkoe Jtafey
der Creamery
Istic
Fragmented Market Notes from Various Cities
Fragmented OCR style summary covers butter and cheese prices, creamery chatter, and various commodity mentions. It notes New York Butter Market activity, Topeka hide market hints, and scattered price marks like 8.55 for Timothy. Also includes brief cotton market and stock exchange gossip with references to railroad stocks and anticipated rate rises.
Range of Prices Furnished by J C Goings Commission
The Topeka receiver notes grain shipments and price ranges with figures for September and October. Prices listed include $12.07 and $12.48 for various shipments, alongside other dated values. Names and dates appear as OCR fragments, reflecting market quotes and commission activity.
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J. C. Goings
Topeka
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