Partisan Fusion Debates at Topeka Conventions
Shawnee County leaders oversee Topeka gatherings as Populists Democrats and Free Silver seek fusion. Delegates clash over conference committees and authority, with George Clark elected temporary chair and discussions aimed at unifying ticket while preserving distinct nominations.
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Legacre
Old Court House
George Clare
George Clark
George Washer
JW. Heinecke
Corrieultties
M. Senter
Credential
W W. Aviles
Glen AO Bradford J. Sullivan
Jess Arterbridge
Lordarnt Businesso
Fawr J. W. Heinarke
Arkire
Arles Young
Georee Harrinin
D. W. Nelswanger
Fred J. Sts
FS. Stevens
J. FG. Rucker
J. W. Atiterson
Fiat
Deliante Adare
Helmne
Mark
Faulwell
Dondore
Ageeot Tapan
War to Peace Proclamation Aims Global Trade Reach
The passage argues that the proclamation of peace will enable unrestricted merchant shipping worldwide. It suggests Mauch, Spain, the British Isles, and other nations should open commerce with Cuba and Porto Rico, expanding trade routes and naval cooperation.
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Dent
Spain
Great Iriwin
Prades
Sepmany
Cuba
Porto Mies
Baseballists Dissolve Topeka Club Faces Uncertain Future
The Topeka baseball club in dissolution talks as a Wichita game plans under association guidance and a money collection drive continues. Officials aim to keep the Topeka team alive by reorganizing management and securing subscriptions to avoid formal action against the association while aiming to settle Thursday revenue figures.
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Topeka
Topeks
Wichita Enmns
Lantana Pnged
Zepeca
Gisbund
Humes
Milwaukee courtmartial reports from Marinette Wisconsin
A special to the Journal from Marinette Wisconsin reports that private Laduke of the Second Wisconsin has been found not guilty in a court martial held in Ponce. The case concerns the killing of private Stinford during a treeing saloon incident in Ponce. The decision was announced on the morning of August 5.
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Milwaukee
Marinette
Wis
Ponce
Porto Rico
Laduke
Wisconsin
Stinford
War and patriotism quoted by officials in news from many states
The dispatches recount statements from J R Rogers governor of Washington W A Harris US Senator Co K Davits US Senator and Charles W Fairbanks about the SpanishAmerican War shaping a new America. Separate item describes late night street disturbances near Smoky Row with two colored volunteers wounded and Pearly Atkinson arrested for nuisance after fights and shootings.
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Chicago
the Tribune Today
Olympia
Wash
Commodore Perry
America
J. R. Rogers
Washington
Indianapolis
Ind
Aus
Charles W. Fairbanks
United States
Soldiers Protest Pay Day Turmoil at Camp Leedy
Yesterday pay day for colored troops at Camp Leedy sparked a clash near the shot tower on Thirteenth and Quincy. A crowd gathered at Smoky Row as many soldiers drank and caused disturbances, police raided the notorious resort and found several intoxicated service members present.
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Camp Leedy
Thirteenth and
Quincy Birects
Smoky Row
Fight on Wnall in Kansas insurance row heats in court
New York August reports exposed in supreme court details from BE F Beddall and Charles Smith about investigations of Kansas insurers. Webb McNall, Kansas insurance chief, ordered exams. Connecticut Fire Insurance resisted. Temporary injunction enabled by Judge Foster, while alleged examiners pressed for access.
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New York
the Herald Today
Supreme Court
F. Beddall
Royal Insurance Company
Charles @. Smith
Thin City
Kansas Insurance Department
Kansas
Webb McNall
Insurance of
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
J. DB. Brown
Hile Company
McNair
Foster
Beddall
Laxt
C. E. Foote
Topeka
Philadelphia
Louisville
Connecticut Fire Prevention Examines East Firma Officers
The Connecticut Fire Prevention company plans to examine officers of eastern companies to present their testimony in the junction court proceedings after blocking a bill for 228 dollars.
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Connecticut Fire Tnavtence Company
Eastern
Legal Hurdle Arises Over Six Thousand Dollar Judgment
A district court clerk issued an execution against F. E. Holliday and others in W. W. Headstreet versus Holliday et al. The foreclosure case left a personal judgment around six thousand dollars. Quinton and Quinton, representing Bradstreet, moved to collect the judgment as a sequel to last week’s garnishment Holliday inflicted on E. G. Quinton in a separate case for about several hundred dollars.
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District Court
F. E. Holliday
W. W. Headstreet
Holday
Ggainst Holliday
Quinton & Quinton
Bradstreet
Tool Steps
Holliday
E. G. Quinton
Reducing the Army and Bank Report From August 13
Washington considers shrinking the army to about 100000 and mustering out volunteer troops as quickly as feasible. The weekly bank statement shows declines in surplus reserve and specie, with increases in deposits and a notable circulation drop. Public notices mention Knight of Pythias encampments and reduced-price shoe sales at Payne's with local contact details.
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Washington
War Department
New York
Joana
Wheat Markets Fall as Liverpool Silence Dampens Rally
Chicago August 13 Wheat weakened after Liverpool offered no response to the rally. Traders noted declines in Minneapolis for September and selling pressure from the Northwest. British campaign stagnation hinted no China controversy excitement, while Beerbohm pegged weekly world shipments at about 6.2 million bushels. Domestic weather remains favorable for spring crops with solid railcar arrivals in Minneapolis and Duluth, similar to last year, as September opens lower.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Poe
Lara
China
Beerbohm
Dunush
Tember
Market notes and price trends from Chicago and Kansas City
Chicago and Kansas City pond stock and grain quotes with a focus on oats corn barley rye flax timothy and hogs cattle and sheep receipts. The report details price changes futures shifts and market sentiment from Topeka New York and the Atlantic trade, including gold reserve considerations and railroad freight trends. It notes mixed prices with some declines in hogs and steady to higher tones in cereals and provisions amid speculative buying and weather concerns.
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Heath
Mini
Gree
Sugc
FLAX
Timothy
Northwestern
Ming Heapolis
Uth
Minneapolis
du- Varn
Otal
New York
Marest Becuse
Vance
North
Ern Pacife
Union Pacific
C & QO
Donovan Com. CO
Columbian
Topeka
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
FB. V. King
Ww. L. Chamberlin
West Sixth St
Kansas
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Shawnee County
Quincys Subdivision
Martin
Tenth Streets
Rose
Act
Lat Sk
Aue
T.E. Bowman & Co
Lor
Loft
Eg FF
Topeka Association
Garfield Park
St. Paul
Sinn
Ane
South
Orient
Co. K. Davts
Tim Donovan
Pearly Atkinson
Atkinson
Kansas Avenue
Atkinaga
Wnall
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co
F. E Holliday
Knights of Pythias
North Topeka
Miss Combs
Whistler
Payne's
Today’s Market Report
West
Chicago Livestock Market
Gattle
Sepamntar
Dulty
Seady
Prime Mercantile
Herling
Phils
SeieHie
Tia Soupons
Packie
Wickham Commissioneo
Us East Fifth Street
Ran
UN West
Wicklings Commision Co
Camo
Winton
Eric Asa
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