Bryan Refuses Talk Of Previous Contract Clause
Lincoln Aug 3 Mr Bryan declines to discuss alleged tampering with the Democratic platform. He says he will give speeches in New York but will not address crowds en route, and he will circulate the platform in its proper form at the proper time.
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Lincoln
Bryan
Hill
National Committee
Fegard
Elven
New York
Grantine
Lintoty
Tiiiole
Johnson Named to National Executive Committee
A private Kansas City letter, from a friend of Senator Jones of Little Rock, states J G Johnson of Peabody Kansas will join the national executive committee. The appointment was requested by William J Bryan, a longtime friend of Johnson and Bryan.
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Kansas City
Auk
Little Rock
Ark
Jones
National Democratic Committee
J. G. Johnson
Peabody
Kan
Nastiensi
Kanas
National Executive Committee
Johnson
Jetter
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Farmers Sit No Potatoes Until Dealer Prices Rise
In St Toul Aux area farmers meeting at Alton voted to halt potato sales until dealer prices climb. Potatoes fell to 15 cents a bushel Tuesday and 10 cents Wednesday, with prices slipping to 5 cents yesterday. Also noted: three district judgments against debtors admitted owing, totaling 10,920.81, 1,552.00, and 304.40. Dr A P Sawyer praised Pastiles, while Mary Johnson of Bushnell and Frank Sim of Terre Haute advertise medical items and a steam laundry service.
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St Toul. Aux
Alton
Guus
Fisen Tote Phone Muitter Wccinet Ue
Mary Johnson
Bushnell
UL Frank Sim
Pierieu
Take Route The Home Road Fare Plow S209
Tickets go on sale August 7 for travel on the Home Road Salt Dake route with a return valid through August Jist. The one fare plow S209 covers travel provided by Hing of Pike and Beechains Bebchams.
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Bebcham
Kansas party to push good roads plank at convention
The Kansas division L A W prepared a resolution to insert a good roads plank in the Republican platform as rowdy crowds threaten order. Wheelmen urge action on asphalt pavements and to pursue those responsible for road conditions.
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Kansas
Republicasy
Abilene Convention Hall Faces Heat and Ventilation Woes
Visitors inspect Convention hall arrangements as heat and poor ventilation threaten comfort. Proposals include a new west wall window and a steam driven fan to create airflow. Pine benches sit on the sand floor while rain exposes roof leaks and crowds must be controlled during sessions.
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Abilene
Encouners
Nebraska Realty Deal Turpie Brothers Buy 100000 Acres
Omaha Aug 1 a deal involving about 100000 acres of Nebraska land and a later amount of money to Ehprare It has been the subject of negotiations for over a year. Land owned by Equitable Live Stock Investment Co with cow Carter and Brett Wire stockholders includes land in Keith and Lincoln counties. Purchasers Turpie Brothers of Toledo Ohio. price 250000. Greek chorus remark appears in OCR.
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Omaha
Turple Brothers
Toleo
Ohio
McKinley Club Meets in North Topeka Hall
The North Topeka McKinley Republican club met at Wilkerson's Hall with about 10 members present. A. H. Vance and John Dolman spoke on money, free coinage, and Republican governance while members wore a homemade McKinley badge.
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A H. Vance
John Dolman
North Topeka
McKinley Republican Club
Wilkerson
A. H. Vange
Arelie Baird
McKinley Club
John M. Wilkerson
McKinley Dade
Cdat
Major McKinley
County Teachers Shakeup in Local Schools
The annual teacher reshuffle in the county lists several principal and assistant moves. J H Geers becomes Tecumapeh principal, Mary Tevis to Hix resistance, SP Wrist to Nickel Plate, and Mary Huron as assistant. Other principals include J Weston Rossville A V Tudewle Oakland John Carter Shorey Anka Weir. Elza Nagle Potwin Pisce Anna Davis Kate Hukel Mattie Dusen assistants. Will Vanursdol Silver Lake with Mary Naxie as assistant. Bertie Brown Quinton Heights Clara Owen Avondale.
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Stout
J. H. Geers
Tecumapeh
Mary Tevis
SP. Wrist
Nickel Plate
Mary
Shorey
Anka Weir
Elza Nagle
Potwin Pisce
Anna Davis
Kate Hukel
Mattie Dusen
Katz
Santa Fe Shops
Will Vanursdol
Silver Lake
Mery Naxie
Martin & Dennis
Ad- Las
Bertie Brown
Quinton Heights
Clara Owen
Avondale
Real Estate Transfers Record Hints at Local Transactions
A summary row notes transfers including N A Metoher to L H Bowman for 3425 and multiple lots on Woodward Avenue in Joh Norton's addition, Willem J Tandy dealings, and Martin Denner subdivision parcels. George McNoble sells to Passumste Savings Bank of Vermont the north half of Lot 70 on Quincy Street in North Opel.
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N. A. Metoher
L. H. Bowman
Woodward Avenue
Joh Norton
Willem J. Tandy
Hells P. McAraa
Saar
Lane Street
Martin & Denner
George McNoble
Passumste Savings Bank of Vermont
Quincy ‘S Treet
North Opel
Weather Summary for July from Weather Ob server J nnitige
July meteorological summary reports highest temperature on the a4 at degrees and lowest on the 23rd at 3 percent degrees. Daily temperature range peaked at 28 degrees on the d, with a 10 degree low range on the 4th. Prevailing wind was south and total precipitation reached 3 inches. Rain fell on ten of July’s 31 days.
Five Young Ladies Handle Flora’s Barge Festival Receipts
A committee of five young ladies supervising Flora’s Barge at Pall Festival counted funds at the courthouse Saturday. They received 2 percent of receipts from Fridays sales, totaling about 335 dollars, and earned 7.50 from Thursday’s ball game ticket sales.
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Flora
Court House
Barmand Clark
Shawnee Delegates Elect for State and Congressional Conventions
Shawnee Populists adjourned after three hours of wrangling over how to elect state convention delegates. Country and city factions reached a sight compromise of equal city and country delegates. State delegates named include Wallace Stanley McConnell Jacques and others. Harris favored for governor with Lewelling absent. Congressional delegation from Emporia listed with Howard Stearn Goodman and others, with an array of alternates named.
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HB. Wallace
D. Stanley
Grant McConnell
Frank Jacques
W. H. Coultla
J. W. Beinecke
W.O. McElroy
M. Owens
SN. Bergen
Billard
F. J. Ely
G. C. Clemens
2. O. Osborn
B. E. Chesney
Arthur Clark
John Yonkers
Harris
King
Lewelling
Ust
Emporia
D. M. Howard
J. B. Stearn
J. F. Goodman
W. N. Hughes
J.W. Cunningham
J. M- Senter
Otla Alien
J. A. Campbell
J. N. Marsh
C. M. Zerkle
A. J
Delegates Name Alternates and Endorse St Louis Platform
Delegates were authorized to choose their alternates. The list of delegates to the appellate court convention includes W. H. Smith Charles Trapp H Kuta F G Henttz L A Stebbins Brent Hal WN Duncan and W Sly. The plan to endorse W C Webb for chief justice was not introduced as it would be defeated. The adopted resolution simply endorses the St Louis platform.
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Appellate Court
W. H. Smith
Charles Trapp
H. Kuta
F. G. Henttz
L. A. Stebbins
Brenthal
WN. Duncan
W. C. Webb
St. Louis
Free Silver Movement Under Way in Hosaville
A wave of organization forms a Free Silver club in Hosaville with Republicans Democrats and Populists. A. W. Gabbey circulated a petition securing signatures including 25 Republicans. The club is to be organized this week as 400 township voters hear proposals. Edward Stephens of the Colored Industrial and Educational Institute reports plans to buy headquarters on Kansis avenue and a west farm for ongoing work. The institute has funds to cover the purchase and aims to concentrate colored education in the capital area. Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rejuvenator advertises its benefits and claims restoration of gray hair and prevention of baldness.
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Shawnee County
Crosty
Topeka
Republican Silver League
Hugh McGivern
Second
Adams
Peatal Cur
North Topeka
Ellanteth Walden
Alfred L. Walden
Asylum
Asylum Grounds
Endershenit
Bert Lucas
Fred Close
Philip Myers
Atchison
Hiswatha
Hosaville
Free Silver Club
A. W. Gabbey
Audh
Colored Institute
Edward Stephens
Colored Industrial and Educational Institute
Kansis Avenue
Winfeld
Hall
Lillian Russell in San American Beauty at Auditorium Kansas City
Lillian Russell appears early in the comic season at the Auditorium Kansas City under Canary de Lederer of the New York Casting. The show titled San American Beauty is promoted as her new opera beyond a prior two season success. A pharmacist Frank Sint notes a cure claim for Pentities 1 Anasaree with Dr A P Sawyer mentioning prior treatments.
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Standard Authority
Spruce Street
New York City
Kansas
Lillian Russell
Kinsax City
Lilien Russell
Canary de Lederer
New York
Sae
A. P. Sawyer
Lucy Bitner
Kanso
al Frank Sint
Kansas Avenue
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Risa
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William McKinley
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Gormly
Nebraska
Turpie Brothers of
Reed
Washington
Columbus
Kanrar Ave
M’kinley Club
North Side
Wilkersons’ Hall
A. H. Vance
Republican Party
Gentllemen
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Vance
Mr. Vance
Congress
McKinley
Dolnan
Poors Manual
John Wiley
Liew Dolnan
Wiles
Amjor McKinley
Abrham Lingoin
Spalding
National
Tde
J. Hindmarsh
Topeka Daily State Journal
Fourth Congressional District
American Newspaper Directory
The
HOV
Daily State Journal
Peteas
Popu
Ilane
A C Bunn
W. Cunningham
J.T. Hopkins
T. James
Stearn
J. B. Moffett
Percy Mix
Samuel Crozier
Jamies Mitchell
E. Heller
Frank Curry
William Holt
P. G. Henitz
H.C. Lindsay
J.S. Ensminger
Rossville
Giswank
Tayman-Oberley
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