Anti Ross League Promoter Rebuke in Primary Loss
John Schilling, longtime Brown County anti- boss advocate and foe of Cyrus Leland, was ousted in the primaries. The article traces the heated intra party struggle, Schilling’s role in opposing Baker ally Homanell, and the resulting shifts shaping Brown County Republican politics.
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John Schilling
Brown County
Cyrus Leland
Kankus
Schilling
Curtis
Senator Finker
Sousty
Furor J
Cam
Ha Ker
Wanan
J. Burin
Bir
Fat Wied
John F
Uial
Hirm
Haker Teres
TC. Honnat
Hogue
Mr. Schilling
Betes
Pant
Howell
Busi- Tse
Tom Tepider Fur Te State Journal
Lam
Senator Baker
J Weleve
Yves
Hoanell
Republican Party
Hornell
Die Grain
Hverest
Drwen
Bah Alwrays
Mwe
Aiwaaya Sens
Weaver to Speak Ex Populist Candidate to Campaign
Gen James B Weaver the ex Populist presidential candidate will campaign for Bryan at multiple dates and locations across Kansas and nearby states with stops set for Topeka Wichita Ottawa and Chanute among others. The schedule lists August dates in various towns including Margeville Seren Audgunt Afwenbun Horan Lawrence Augusta and Galena with more cities and times noted as the campaign travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
James B. Weaver
Kanegs
Preaskeen
Margeville
Seren
Afwenbun
Horan
Lawrence
Ottawa
Gurnett
Augusta Chanute
Pitsburg
Long and Campbell Clash Over Issues at Tribune Meeting
Report of a discussion between Long and Campbell at the Tribune last night. Populists claim Campbell has the better argument while Democrats rally at a separate headquarters. Topics include treaty with Spain, status of Puerto Rico and the Philippines, imperialism, and U S control of islands with rising tensions in the Seventh district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Campbell
Tribune
Chester
P. Campbell
Thyals
Jabrt
Lone
Arceni
Lang
Ligmay
Kansas
Pines
United
Porto Rico
Pid
McKinney
Republican Leaders Coming to Topeka Meeting
Republican state committee members will witness Bryan's notification by the populists. The committee is called to meet in Topeka August 21 at 9:00 AM to observe the notification of W. J. Braye next Thursday. Meetings will be held monthly to carry out duties once entrusted to the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Republican State Committee
Topeka
W. J. Braye
Republican Committee
Wa. m
Percy
Fusionists urged cooperation in joint party letter
A joint letter from the Populist and Democratic state central committees urges harmony and full county committee cooperation in campaigns. It stresses keeping regular committees active, increasing active workers, and reporting county progress to ensure victory in Kansas.
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Ufew
Kansas
Reeder Snubbed at Postoffice Controversy Speech
A disputed gathering in the Slathistrict centered on W A Reeder during a visit with Governor Stanley. Factions clashed over past offenses and local rivalries as Huston, Mrat Feller, and Charles Brettie vied for party roles. The meeting ended with Reeder's supporters feeling sidelined as Fuller was removed from the chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etsin Wilch
W. A. Reeder
Stanley
Reoler
EIUG
Charles Brettie
Rovder
Fuller
Puller
Nurny Maettne
Reedur
Sourch
Home Man for Burton in Dickinson County Nomination
The Republicans of Dickinson County state they nominated CW Spurlock for representative and directed him to vote for J. K. Hurton for United States senator. Spurlock once served as a member of the last House of Representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton
Dickinsom County
CW. Spurlock
J. K. Hurton
United States
Spurlock
House of Representatives
Bryan speech acceptance amid noisy congestion
Anxious crowd at an Indianapolis rally heard Mr Bryan repeat parts of his acceptance speech. The candidate spoke on Congress sessions and the pending legislation, signaling that his address would influence the upcoming campaign and broader political debates.
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Bryan
Tiryan
Nenin Baria
Indianiapolis
Fr Firyan
McKinleys to Leave Canton for Washington Thursday
President and Mrs McKinley plan to depart Canton on Thursday afternoon for Washington. The Canton Home will stay open during their absence, expected to last about two weeks. In Omaha on August 4, Robert S M Hitchcock, publisher of the Omaha World Herald, announces he will seek the Democratic nomination for senator to succeed John M Thurston before the next legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
McKinleys
Washington
McKinny
Renee ‘Thurston
Omaha
Chicago and Return Fares on Great Rock Island Route
Chicago and return fare listed at 14 dollars with sale August 2 to 7 and final return by September 39. Tickets and reservations offered via Sleepers, A M Fulier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Rock Island
A. M.fulier
Nearing Pekin Dispatch Reports Casualties at Yangtze
The latest wire indicates limited communications with Pekin and notes no mass Chinese advance. Gen Chaffer's report details the Yang Teun setback with burials at Yang Tsu and wounded sent to Tianjin hospitals.
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Amore
China
Pukin
Gen Chaffer
Yang Teun
Yang Tsu
Tien ‘Tain
Losses at Yang Tsun Casualty list from Gen Chaffee
War Department receives General Chaffee’s August casualty list from Yang Tsun detailing enlisted men and officers of multiple units with numerous wounded and several fatalities. Names, units, and injury types are disclosed in the cable from China.
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Gen. Chaffee
War Department
Washington
Vneral Chaffee
Charles Johnson
Frank I. Hiddev
A. Forgerdl
Sirius
William Malloy
Sargeant
Kee
Frank C. Albrisht
Ebews
Gerious
James Akin
Fous
Adam Higney
Ernest Gibson
Mod- Sumen
M. Murst
Company 1
Clint
Buck
James Tico
Arie
Robert E. Snell
Hay
Roberts
George D. Gardner
William J. Barnett
Henry Young
Benjamin
Delete Knee
Alfred M. Messer
Rosa Char
John Wagner
Atin
John I. Met
Fouk
Robert Lo Tippie
Herivas
Pattick Shea
Alonzo J
Babb
The
Jacob Schwoebel
Jobn Mullican
First Regiment Marines
Notmg A
Pruitt
Pith Art
Hart’s Pekin dispatch underscores peril and partial steadiness
Sir Robert Hart reports from Pekin that despite disorders foreigners remain, and he strives to sustain the Chinese Maritime Customs. The message, first publicized in New York, notes uncertainty since Conger’s latest telegram and hints at a broader European haggling over influence in Central Asia and Chinese policy.
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Robert Hart
New York
Tribune
Tandinann
Obert Hart
Pekin
Aim
London
Ste Fbert
Hart
Conger
Robert Bn
Celestial Administration
Lord
Yane Tse Valley
Ching
Reat
Carpenters Withdraw From Chicago Auk 14 Times Herald Report
The carpenters, strongest in La, will likely be at work within two weeks. This move marks the second breach in the central organization of Building Trades workers who have been at odds with contractors for months. Ordinary household accidents are common, but Dr Thomas Edison's Electric Oil offers quick relief for burns and sprains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Times-Herald
Bety
Holl Eatin
Dr. Thomas Ehelectric
MacArthurs Casualty List from Manila Aug 12
Washin Aug 14 report lists killed wounded and illnesses from Luzon campaigns. Names include William English George Panson William Sullivan Eugene Betwee Otto Adams Maurice Frye George Cravens John Plemmine Willis Barnes Henry Krang John Hanrahan Richard Boose Milton Bates Anton Melche and others from units such as 30th Infantry Eleventh Cavalry Fifth Infantry and numerous volunteer regiments. Several causes noted include dysentery typhoid fever malaria syncope and heart disease with several deaths and serious wounds dated August 4 to August 12.
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Washin
MacArthur
Manila
Candelaria
Luzon
30Th Infantry
William B. English
George N.pson
William R. Sullivan
Eugene Betwee
Otto Adams
Maurice Frye
Eleventh Cavalry
George H. Cravens
Calabanagan
Fifth Infantry
John Plemmine
Seventh Infantry
Andrew G. Roger
Thirty-second Volunteer Infantry
George Olesby
Eleventh Volunteer Cavalry
Louis Kling
Forty-first Volunteer Infantry
Willis T. Barnes
Eighteenth Infantry
Charlies Campbell
Manioy F. Milligan
Twenty-sixth Volunteer Infantry
Josepha
William Barclay
Twenty First Infantry
Thomas BE. Cooper
Thirty-eighth Volunteer Infantry
John W. Cox
Twenty-seventh Volunteer Infantry
Charles Rice
Fifty-sixth Volunteer Infantry
Henry J. Krang
D. Hunttey
John M. Hanrahan
Bishteenth Infantry
Martin
Holliday Fails as Topeka Democrats Split for McKinley
In Topeka two leading Democrats renounced their faith to back McKinley. Charles K. Holliday a longtime Democrat and former secretary to several administrations offered an interview to the Kansas City Times but the editor declined to print it. Holliday and John McManus later aligned with the Republican national ticket, causing a rift within the party.
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Gress
Spain
Philippine
Porto Rico
Aess
de Iimita
Haryana
McKinley
North Carolina
Lie
Philippines
Carmplel
Eitscene Renee
Lst
Lame
Perheuy
Ducal
Campbell
Jerry Simpson
Duval
Bophem
Pyipalint
HK Baw
Canpbyll
Cleveland
Tata
Caztitate
IsDd
Congress
Topeka
Maxintey
Chas. K. Holliday
Secrla
Wan
Venezuela
Charlis Blakesley
Kanesa City
Holliday
the Times
Blakesley
Ost
John McManus
McManus
Full Blood Creek Indians Form Own Government Plan
Denison Texas August 4 full blood Creek Indians refuse allotments and withdraw from tribal government. They establish an independent government led by Chinnoble Halfo Keith with no white or mixed-blood participation. The move follows ancient laws and aims to isolate full bloods from settlements others share. Officials expect some to relocate to Mexico amid negotiations long under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Tex
Halfo Keith
United States
Mexico
Four men die as steamer repair plank fails
Four employees of the Steamer City aboard the vessel from New Orleans to Memphis drown at Blue Point Landing Mississippi while repairing the wheel. The plank gave way sending them into the river. Victims include Willeta Brown, Ik, Fiseneen, John Darge. They resided in St Louis.
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Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans
Blue Point Landing
Miss
Wileta
Fiseneen
John Darge
St Louis
Pails to Support Alice Cline Seeks Divorce
Alice Cline sues Silas Cae in district court for divorce, alleging neglect and abandonment since their marriage in St. Joe in July 1851. She claims he has provided little support and wronged her, while she remained faithful and obedient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cline
Silas
St. Joe
Troublesome mute to face probate court this afternoon
A mute man described as a nutter ran into a woman on the street and shouted that she had run rio tim. He was taken to the Ballon where it emerged he had prior asylum admission and discharge. He will be tried in probate court this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Tim
Ballon
H. B. Hillman
Fort Riley
O'Malley
United States
G. W. Clark
Hillman
Malley
Cat Millman
Huntington Dead: A Portrait of a Financial King
The obituary sketches a powerful autocrat who led thirty thousand men, wielded sharp speech, and ran business with decisive force. Described as witty and quotable, he kept a humble, open look beneath a black skull cap, surprising peers by his plain manner despite immense influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of the Declaration of Independence
Continental Congress
Connecticut
D. Huntington
Daniel Huntington
Gen Hudsons Mines Organizes Kansas Missouri Investment Firm
The Kansas and Missouri Investment and Mining company based in Versailles Massachusetts has formed with General J K Hudson as president and business manager W W Denison of Topeka serves as secretary and treasurer The firm issues 10000 shares at 1 par value and aims to buy sell and develop mineral lands in Kansas Missouri and Arkansas as stated on its letters sent to Topeka residents.
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Kansas and Missouri
Kansas
Missouri
Arkan
Sas
Fred Purdy Arrest Warrant in Osage County
Fred Purdy is wanted in Osage County for breaking jail. The district court docket improves with Judge Hazen clearing cases. no court until September term commencing September 4. Several cases remain under advisement and decisions are expected next Monday morning. The motion docket won’t be called again until the new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Purdy
Osage County
Hazen
Appetite of a Dog Sparks City Court Suit
Nathenson files suit against R E Cowdry alleging Cowdry’s dog attacked and bit him, causing injury and potential $300 damages. A separate note details a barefoot, swollen family of color, traveling from Weir City in search of work after a Tennessee home, helped by the humane society amid a strike.
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Nathenson
R. E. Cowdry
Cowdry
Manix
Kin Fan
Weir City
Tennessee
Topeka
The
Humane Society
Real Estate Transfers Report From Topeka Listings
Real estate transfers include The Topeka Iron Company selling Lot 646 Garden Place to James Loughtin for 140 dollars. Uriah G. Darker and wife convey Lot 629 Dillon Street Williams and Dillon's addition to 0. A Taylor for 70 dollars. H. G. Dilson and wife sell a 2,000 dollar parcel on Locust Street Parkdale addition to Eiram Smith. W. E. Dustin and wife transfer to Robert T. Brown for 4,500 dollars in northeast quarter 14-Lt-P. Rosa Phillip and wife sell part southeast quarter 12 to Angie 1. Pauline Seibert to Pam Forbes convey lots 114 and 16 West Thirteenth Street Throop's third ward.
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Topeka Iron Company
James Loughtin
Garden Place
Uriah G. Darker
A Taylor
Dillon Street
Wiliams
Dillon
H. G
Dilson
Eiram Smith
Locust Street
Parkdale
W. E. Dustin Ad
Robert TL Brown
Lt-P
Rosa Phillip
Angie
Pauline Seibert
Pam Forbes
Throop
Grand Trunk Railway tourist route guide
The Grand Trunk Railway System promotes the most popular tourist route to Movkoka and Kawartha Lakes, St. Lawrence River and Rapia, Wi Mountains and Atlantic Coast Resorts. Bold vestibule trains and full information available from J. H. Bursts, city passenger and ticket office, Clark Street, corner Jackson, Chicago.
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Grand Trunk Railway
Movkoka
Kawartha Lakes
St. Lawrence River
Rapia
Atlantic Coast
J. H
Clark Street
Jackson
Chicago
Colorado Flyer Promotes Great Rock Island Houta Schedule
An old Colorado flyer touts a Great Rock Island Houta train from Topeka at 8:10 p m arriving Colorado Springs at 10 35 and Denver at 12 00 a m with remarks about Bitters as a liver remedy The Pyramids offer a grand entertainment at 104 Kansee on August 15 with refreshments ten cents All invited Take the Santa Fe fast train for Chicago Short One.
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Great Rock Island
Houta” Teaver
Topeka
Colorado Springs
Denver
Iver
Pyramids
Kansee
Chicago
Wheat and corn market updates amid mixed futures in Chicago
Chicago markets opened with wheat steady to easier on favorable weather in the Northwest and thin trading. September wheat dipped modestly from yesterday while corn showed firmness in the belt as outside buying supported prices. Livestock and provisions remained subdued with mixed receipts and cautious demand across cattle, hogs, and lamb markets.
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Chicago
Duttles
Paul Optam
Jiverpiol
Srn
Bantry Caan
Pualvegsen
Tex
Dalleve Cons
Anual Ld
New Yorke
Phuc
Sega Topekn
Ene
Elsdbedie
On Puta
Boonrunner
Aise
Santer and Satin Teen Cash Article
Fragmentary readable text notes J. C. Goinge and mentions Santer, satin teen, and cash. No clear event or outcome emerges. details are too fragmentary to determine a coherent news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santer
Satin
J. C.goinge
New York Uptown Gossip and Market Rumors
Report notes mixed sentiment in commodity and equity markets. Corn prices rise amid harvest fears while wheat and futures show volatility. investors seek stimulus amid uneven trading as traders monitor Rock Island and related rail equities for guidance.
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Weaver
Reeder
Yang Tsun
Philippine Army
Charles K. Holliday
M’kinley
Roosevelt
Hill City
Huntington
GEN. Hudson's Mines
Néil McConnell
Colorado Flyer
Todays Market Report
Ubicazo Livestock Market
Shion
Teliadinie 2A
Mreers
Peur Wettase
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Saad
Texas Bulls
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Atency
Kansas City
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Sri
Bos City
Benettines
Matic
Io Timothy
Ehatee Creamery
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Iresa
Cnet
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Boston
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Sterling
Cotten Ee
Walt
New Fork
Rock Island
Spd
Uurtington & Gulucy
Dimatches
Gorn
Formienirs
Howerre
Commission House
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J. C. Golugs
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Faby
Fecelyer
Paris
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