Miami county Republicans repudiate Kelly in primary
In Miami County the Republican primary defeated Thomas T. Kelly and aimed to replace the central committee. Major J. B. Remington won a legislature seat by about 30 votes, carrying nearly every precinct. A. L. Thomas captured the Fourth Ward committeeman post, after Kelly charged malfeasance and a local editorial stance shifted against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas T. Kelly
Kelly
Miami County
Paola
Kan
Bakarday
J. M. George
A. H. Jelly
E. A. Wilson
J. ¥. Barnapill
WN. J. Rescoe
Remington
A. L. ‘Thomas
Thomas
State Journal
Lurton
Hoxie Sentinel
Kell
The
Sentinel
T. Kelly
Kansas
Itn Wells
Himocle
Republic
Lane
Miami
Republic County
Stanley
Lane County
Chile
Ward
Ward Made
I. C. Wi
J. Nag
W. H. Jury
Roantes
Yes Its Hot And It Is Growing Hotter
Weather report notes continued heat with a forecast of rising degrees in the near term. The Diamond C prizes contest attracts brisk voting as the noon standings list numerous contestants and locations including Mrs LB Crowder Klein 223 and Zeah Saunders Lake 620. other names include Fannie Harris Lake 301 and Ethel Yeargain E Third 400. Booklet details and contest conditions available at F W Sweatingen Jewelry 724 Kansas Ave or via Cudahy Packing Co Topeka.
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LB Crowder
Klein
Zeah Saunders
Lake
Fannie Harris
Ethel Yeargain
Blake
Harrison
Cora Stevens
Kate McKeirnan
East Sixth
Jessie McCord
Crosby Bros
Margaret Crow
W. 10Th
Harry Dretsbach
Ira Grow
Western Woolen Mills
Eans Groves
Monroe
D. Dillon
Fillmore
Barry Pettit
Confectionery
Emma Schafer
Ind
Tel Co
Emma Sholes
Hancock
Bel
Minnie Boyle
Kan. A
Good John Page
Monret
F. W. Sweatingen
Kansas Avenue
Cudahy Packing Co
Topeka
Cuba to borrow money and bond issue planned
New York August 4 Cuba's congress nears a decision on a 25 million dollar circulation to ease the crisis. President Palma may borrow 45 million in American gold and issue 30 year 5 percent bonds while funds aid sugar growers and debt payments to the New York Junta. A stamp tax could redeem principal with remaining funds directed to agriculture.
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New York
Nhcet
Senate
House
Maxima Gomez
Palma
Palmn
Congress
Cibe
Washington
State Department
Miniater
Banda Rossa Returns to Auditorium in Fiery Concert
Three dozen players under Sorrentino’s baton performed two programmes at the Auditorium, facing heat from fans and a responsive crowd. The band displayed intense crescendos, quiet interludes, and lively marches, with some critics noting the music’s boldness while others preferred gentler tones.
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Sorrentino
Banda Hossa
Eugenia Sorrentino
Rossa
Howe
Kansas Clix
Willow Grove
Willae
Annie Laurie
Alk Fries
Dumbera
America
John “Jones
Staraball
John Marshall
Grove
Willow Grove concert shocks audience with wartime rumble
A fragmentary account describes a Willow Grove performance with difficulties, wartime songs, and a lively response from the audience. A later note mentions a domestic quarrel near Clarfield over wheat crop division, ending with a threatened fatal outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clardeld
Carl Pelgier
Hixland
Tord
Czar to Meet Kaiser on Russia Visit
In St Petersburg on August 4 extensive preparations are under way for Emperor William IIs reception on his approaching Russian visit. The czar will meet him in the roadstead of Reval and together they will witness maneuvers and a strong squadron off the island.
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Czar
Kaiser
Petersburg
Emperor William
Russia
Reval
Kansas Fairs in 1902 Listings and Organizing Bodies
A compiled list of Kansas fairs for 1902 detailing dates, locations, and organizing societies. Entries include Great Bend Brown Fair association and secretary, El Dorado County Rate association secretary, Cedar Vale, Wichita and Southwestern Exposition and Pulp association, and other county agricultural societies with their secretaries and September dates.
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Kansas
Three Lots
Great Bend
Fe Bueyinatons
Tilnwatha
el Dorado
Ember
Chautauqua Seine Park Wal
Whitey
Cedar Vale
Kansas State Exposition Company
O. EB Updegram
Lay County Fair Association
E Bgnbes
Tiay “Center
Beperiaber Ae County Apricuttueal Parramozia- Fwoogfers
Buriteflow Bastere
Gomi Speety Mastery
Cowtey Tennes Ee Ee
Pinney County Soriety
Fred Wueceey
New Heat Record In Topeka And Northwest Regions
Extreme heat dominated Kansas with Topeka reaching 98 degrees and Norton County reporting 107 on Saturday. The 1962 heat wave set multiple records as governors warned of continued high temperatures amid scant rainfall across counties including Leavenworth, Wyandotte, Johnson, Riley, and Shawnee. Officials noted no relief soon with forecasts predicting hot, dry conditions through Monday night.
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Seaceery
Mercury
Atreals
Colorado
Smith
Jewell
Loud
Decatur
Kane
Baline
Winy
Norton
Fordie
Thomas
Barton
Wallsce
Grant
Hice
Clark
Coffey
Whadson Ia
Ike Chautauqua
Brantgomery
Addate OE
Thomas Trace
Hamilton
Dae
Morton
Topeka
Market Report Shows Mixed Wheat and Strong Corn Activity
Chicago August 4 The market report notes September wheat trading with fluctuations amid light grading and bullish stocks yet prices steady. Receipts mix across Minneapolis Duluth and local figures. Corn shows strong early demand with brisk short covering while oats and other grains trend uncertain amid market chatter on September wheat position.
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Chicago
Wwyee
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Duluth
Willie Dows
Saugenees Eorthern
Seti Patan
Cattle and Market Report from Galveston Aug 4 Market activity noted
Saturday receipts and shipments report cattle hogs and poultry with prices and market status. Cattle steady with 32 000 receipts and shipments, native calves heifers and cows listed. Wool and cotton markets described along with New York money market and bond notes.
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Chicos
Sholce Wettis
I Yresta
Shane Rr Peatre Lambs
Kansan
Eerane
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Maj. Remington
Central Committee
Tu Lang County
J. Filson
Sre
Brand
G. G. Griffin
W. H. Lee
William
H. B. Miller
Tau
United States
Metal
Lawrence
Jackson County
Sarge Binciatie
Millerte
Morris County Republican Central Committee
Mil Teak
Reno County
Ucket
Sherif
Wil G Sain
James Ackinatey
E. Krebberl
C. W. J. ‘Olmsted
Alva O'Hare
Dr. Ives
W. Dugald
Joseph Sheron
J. T. Burris
Johnson
Milam
Fustonlats
Johnson County
Judge Burris
Popullats
Crawford
Deeds
George T. Little
Brice Hendrix
C. G. Hoge
Fred 8
Long
Cimarron
W. J. Bailey
Pulton
Bourbon County
Scnie
Tere
W. H. Craddock
Alno
Smitchigan
Glick
Bailey Waggener
John Seaton
Waggener
Will Mak
B. P. Waggener
Peter Laughlin
Elias Graves
P. A. Moxety
C. Orlaps
Ina Martin
AM. C. Morris
C. B. Howe
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Freily Lawless
Legislature
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Norman Barker
Barker
Gamay
Gibson
Michigan
St. Louis
Vandalia
Resnay
Sidia
Burdock
Ife
Cuba
Island
Banda Rossa
Arkansa
Deere
Norton County
Cider Smith
Today's Market Report
Manette En
Rock Island
Kansas City Livestock
Bt Louis
Relfers
Texas
Ions
Cody
Png
Peace
Cotton Market
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Galveston, Ane
Scorron
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Inion Pacific
Jean
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J. Grain
Provisicie
Cotta
Btsck
Carlotte Soh
Op' Wyatt
Gael
S. Steet
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