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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1896

Page

5

Temperance Question Divides Republican Standers On Prohibition

Debate over enforcement and resubmission of the prohibitory law shows candidates split. King supports resubmitting contested propositions. Peters and Potter offer partial or no clear stance. Union officials press for Potter’s direct answer while touting pledges and new temperance auxiliaries across districts.

State Temperance Union Popiliet King SH Peters TM Potter Pottowiner O. M L. P. King James A. Troutman Morrill Mr. Kine Siguor Jone Troutmen McPhernon Mystic Brotherhood

Mayor Cox Contests Primary Fraud Allegations

In Wichita on August 5, supporters of Mayor Cox, defeated Republican primary candidate for city clerk by Newton Bridgman, held an indignation meeting. Resolutions were adopted alleging fraud in the Wichita primaries and demanding scrutiny of the vote and process.

Mayor Cox Wichita Aug. S Mayord Mo Cox Et Clerk Newton Bridgman

Contested Delegates Sent From Each Ward Except One

The report states that Trand and denoupotne Thomas aided by Wilson, county central committee chair, encouraged questionable methods. Delegates from all wards were chosen to go to the county convention, with Cox carrying Tiir by a small margin and potential seating disputes to test for an opposing organization.

Trand Denoupotne Thomas €. Wilson County Central Cox

Butler county GOP picks ticket and delegates in convention

Eldersde Aug 5 Republicans of Butler county held a convention electing a ticket headed by Senator T. B Murdock and J. M. Satterthroaite as representative. The ticket includes J. W. Haskell clerk of the circuit court and Fremont Lady as county superintendent. Delegates to the state convention were T. T. Evang G. Nagle A. Prosser H. Bally W. S. Miller AL 4. Filet Al Deshurley Joel Benson and others. No instructions given.

G. Nagle A. Prosser H. Bally Miller Filet al Deshurley Joel Benson W. B. Cain SL Guinty A. Kurts Robert Kirkwood RW Tutlie

Lawrence Republicans organize McKinley clubs in wards

About fifty Prest ward Republicans met at the courthouse on Monday evening and elected J. K. Bankin president with Henry Fuel as vice president A.V. Sharpe and others were named to aid in organization A committee was appointed to handle voter registration work Seventy six Republicans organized the Third Ward McKinley club in South Park last night with William Yates as president Burns Allen as president Carl Phillipe secretary and J. Engle treasurer

McKinley Clubs Flist Third Wards Lawrences Prest Ward Court House J. K. Bankin Henry Fuel A.V. Sharpe Churchill Transuer H.tucker HB. Asker Fred Stone South Park Third Ward McKinley Club So Nietters William Yates Burns Allen Carl Phillipe Engle W. R. Hazen George Stone Airs C. J. Brown State House Salvation Anny Topeka Thomas Buckman Mission Township W. A. Mongold Fitch Ward Samuel Steel G. W. Williams Charles Fellows Pleces F. M. Grover North Topeke Cedarvalle Chautauqua Jamen Wilson Rock Island City 3. B. Bartholomew- Westminster Presbyterian Church Garfield Park State Journal McKinsey Beyele W. W. Webb George Eacle City Juli

Allen county Republican convention renominates Witt for representative

In Tola Avenue the Allen county Republican convention met yesterday and renominated Cautin de Witt for representative, instructing a vote for Treatise. Delegates to the state convention were not instructed, and resolutions commendatory of the Ste administration were adopted. Lamb was nominated by the senatorial convention and is instructed.

Tola Ave Allen County Cautin de Witt Ste Lamb

Republican Rally Draws Large Crowd at Rochdale Grove

A Saturday night rally in Rosedale Grove attracted over a thousand attendees under Marthe Washington Republican Club auspices. Congressman-at-large Bitte spoke for more than two hours, delivering a lengthy address that drew strong interest from the audience.

Rochdale Roseie Marthe Washington Republican Bieshe Spancial

Silver club meeting plans for Saturday gathered

Emporia Aus 5 The executive committee of the Silver club met last night and arranged Saturday's gathering. Meetings start at one at the parke not Soden's. Ed Lille will give a short afternoon address, main speech in the evening. Overmyer St Scott Leedy Love and possibly Overmyer to speak in afternoon and night sessions.

Emporia Aus Silver Club Parke Soden's Ed Lille Overmyer St. Scott Leedy

Delegates Uninstructed Nominates Local Republican Slate

Jetmore Aug 5 Republicans nominate P Bradley for county attorney, George G Price district clerk, RB Slomson probate judge, with Sones endorsing St Louis platform and Bodgeman backing. Endorsed slate reflects county ticket at the convention.

Bodgeman Sones St Louis Jetmore Republican Cotnty Tollowingeeit P. Bradley Marssenatee County Siwamney George G. Price Slomson

Arkansas City's Big McKinley Club Invites Address

County superintendent David Allen and county commissioners heed and Waterhouse were named delegates to the state convention which endorsed the St Louis platform. An informal meeting at Beekman & Swarts office drew about 50 Kinbeyttes, with W H Upton elected chairman and W Nelson secretary. The club plans organization Wednesday with hopes Congressman Kirkpatrick to speak.

David Allen Heed EH. M. Waterhouse Jotn Irving T. C. Bowie St Louis Arkansas City Aug Pedione Alchinsns Beekman & Swarts Btc. Kinbeyttes W. H. Upton W. Nelson Concressiman Kirkpatrick

Ingalls Speaks at Republican Rally in Rice County

Ex-Senator John J Ingalls formally opened the Republican campaign in Rice County with a two hour speech before about 5600 Kansans at the public park. He endorsed the party platform and supported McKinley and Hobart, urging election of a Republican legislature.

John J Ingalls Aten Rice County Ingalls Cartest McKinley Hobart

Riley County Republican Convention Elects Delegates

At Leonartville on August five the Riley County Republican convention chose mine delegates to the Atas convention and instructed for Governor Morrill. Four delegates to the appellate court were elected and instructed for Judge Garver of Saline County. Geo. T. Polwon was nominated for Peeebsa Lives from the Fourth district. Evkrides reports the township Republicans formed an enthusiastic McKinley club with about two hundred members.

Manhattan Riley County Leonartville Morrill Appellate Court Garver Saline County Geo. T. Polwon Peeebsa Evkrides Uc McKinley Club Thie Place

McKinley Club Formed as Colby Delegates Chosen

Colby August 5 The Thomas County Republicans met for a well attended convention to elect delegates to the Republican state convention. Delegates named were K. M. BreGortgal Colby H J Herdine Brewster and J H Williams Roxford. The gathering endorsed the St Louis platform and praised state administration. A McKinley and Hobart club was organized with over 150 members.

Colby Thomas County St. Louis KR. M. Bre Gortgal H. J. Herdine Brewster J. H. Williams Roxford Sturt McKinley Hobart

McKinley and Hobart Club Formed in Lecompton

In Lecompton on August 5 a McKinley and Hobart club with 51 members elected Fred Cunningham as president and Arthur A secretary. The Young Republicans aim to promote sound money and protection in the area. W J Bailey spoke at Troy on August 5 to a large crowd, as the club grows to about 200 members with new names added daily. Rice County Republicans report state delegates from Zyena after the county convention held August 6.

Preinney and Hobart W. J. Bailey Rice County Zyena

Uninstructed Delegates at Marquette Republican Meeting

The Marquette Republican gathering featured uninstructed delegates and speeches by Judge Wool of Topeka and M. Simpson of McPherson. Reports note county tax increases, local arrests, and municipal projects amid campaign activity and social events across Topeka and surrounding towns.

Marquette Judge Wool Topeka Simpson McPherson

Clearing Sale and Busy Community Notices

Fourman s Clearing Sale Prices and Avenue church held a meeting last night electing John Smith treasurer. A union silver club paper with 230 names is circulated. plan for organization this week. A birthday surprise for Gordon Clary on East Norris street entertained by many local guests.

Drexel North Topeka Burlington BM. Hale Geo. Kluasiman Gertie Rhodes Manhattan Seymour Perkins Porter Stoker Rhodes Kinssman Messrs Hill Eldridge Gordon Lester Clary East Norris Street Julie Lutes Marie Rebb Belle Lodge Iva Moore Ona Miller Lotte Chapman Igis Troutman Ethel Troutman Joe Lodge George and Jason Hughes Howard White Albert Lutes

White man sold for vagrancy in Kentucky courthouse sale

In Elizabethtown Kentucky a sale on courthouse steps echoed antebellum days as Lawrence Peak, a white man convicted by the circuit court, was auctioned for six months under an old vagrancy law. Sheriff Williams cited the sale with only one bidder, John Cecil, who bid 12.75 dollars and claimed Peak's services for half a year.

Kentucky Elsabethtown Court House Lawrence Peak Circuit Court Arney Williams John Cecil Peak

Turbulent Turkish finances and Vanderbilt illness reported

Aug 5 dispatches describe severe financial strain in Constantinople with seven months of unpaid salaries and arrests of officials, Sultan funding from private sources, failed Cyprus tribute negotiations totaling 430000 pounds, plus Vanderbilt’s declining condition and a visit from W J Vanderbilt on his yacht. Brazil sovereignty acknowledged over Trinidad many newspapers note. Robert Frazer actor and author of several plays dies in New York after a stroke. Rail and event notices include Burlington Route half rates for various meetings and conventions across major cities with travel via specific trains. Laundry ad claims colorfast shirts laundered to prevent fading.

Constantinople London Bankara Cyprus Pen

Potwin City Council Tackles Sidewalk Repairs and Gas Talks

Potwin council discusses relaying wood sidewalks in brick and repairing a wall on Greenwood avenue. A sidewalk and park grading plan is approved, with automatic street lighting and a later vote on taxes and dog ordinance. The city clerk resigns. bridge work on Martin's creek near Drive by Campbell Watson will finish in weeks.

Potwit Hiram Hulse Baik Wath J. Ewart L. Walker Imet Sun Vapor Company Vance Marshal Bunker Waissee Parkhurst Pierce Griffith J. E. Wilson A. Bunker Wan Bunker Martin's Creek Campbell @ Watson

Burlington Route offers short line through service to Missouri River cities

The Burlington Route advertises a through train option via the shortest line from Missouri River cities to distant destinations, inviting travelers to inquire for tickets. It mentions the Peerless Steam Laundry and brand slogans, with contact hints for booking and service details.

Colorado Burlington Missouri River Cities

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