Hazing at West Point Ends With Guard Detail Incident
Cadet F A Pope of Janaka, a third-class man, is jailed in Camp Warren's guard tent after dozing during hop night. Extra guards were assigned amid rising hazing. Pope slept with his musket between his knees, leaving Company J1 without a sentinel and prompting searches. Bracy, Carly, and Heons face confinement for not naming aggressors.
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Pops
Fas
West Point
N.Y
F. A. Pope
Janaka
Camp Warren
Eanort Pope
Pope
Richoy
Tattoo
Church House
W. CG. Bracy
Ohio
W. M Carly
Michican
EE Heons
Great Rock Island Route to Buffalo Encampment
The Great Rock Island route offers chair cars and sleepers to Buffalo for the G A R encampment with a round trip of 22.50. Departures from Topeka on August 21 at 3 40 pm arrive next morning, and tickets include festival privileges with bids open August 26. Special Missouri Pacific trains via Kansas City and St Louis provide escorted travel with reservations through Lyon and Nipps.
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Buffalo
Rupeka
Buffalo Mandey
City
Topeka
Secom Sanual
Tayere
Howard
Thousand Islands
Watkin
Gio
Lake George
Adirondacks
Fountain and Seacoast
W. J. Black
Bufalo
Missouri Pacific
Kansans City
St. Louis
Guffalo
Doubtful Ohio view and Debs praise reveal split Populists
Mrs Diggs tour through Minnesota Iowa and Missouri shows varying local sentiment. Mr Diggs notes two Populist factions in Minnesota and predicts future federation and reform unity. Town and White praised. Ohio Dems seen dominated by corporate interests. calls for genuine Populist alignment with Chicago platform and electing right kind of candidates.
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Reform
Ignatius Donnelly
Charles A. Towne
Minnesota
Gage
Corporation
People’s
Federated Reform Forces
White
Iowa
Ohio
Union
Kansag 1
Ahe Steinberger
Mr.Chapman
Sengh Cavanaugh
Hugo Pryor
Federation
Mess
Cavanaugh
Pryor
Chapman
Ghia Democracy
Hannaism
Democracy
Chicago
Burke
Hil
Palmer, Breckinridge
Fu Lloyd
Dueeph
Sibley
Hemord
Political vision and social democracy in 1900 campaign
A string of opinions on Ohio politics and national reform, urging direct legislation and public ownership against federal court power. Debates on silver, labor cases, Debs and Bryan leadership, and the rise of Social Democracy as a force shaping the era's political landscape.
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Ohlo
Polla
Ohio
Theodore Parker
Clemens
Kansas
Repub- Teane
Plese
Chicago
Wiliams
Collier and Stowe
New York and Cleveland Gas and Coal Company
Eugene V. Debs
McCormick
Railroad Commissioners of
Texas
Sanborn
Union Pacific
Congress
W. H. T. Wakefield
Kas
State Journal
Carl Marx
W. HH. T. Wakefield
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Yore
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Lyon
P. A
Mo. Pac. Ry
Haneas City
Ato
F_E. NIPPS
Kan
Peerless Steam
West
Webb
Atte Weld
Humors
Anstey Poliewet
Cunceas Tiswanans
Annie Diggs
Harrison
Roc Side
Barbour
China Ware
Delft
Valenciennes
Hamburg
Isc
Asc
Cheney Bros
Armure Tapestry
Jisc
Risc
BSE
Nottingham
Brussels
Moquette
Axminster
Childrens
Abe
Tsc
Itr
Debs
Bryan
Mr. Debs
Mr. Bryan
Eugene Debs
Aes
Leland
Atchison County
Curtis
Froderick
W. J. Bailey
Baileyville
Atchison
A. J. Hatch
Shawnee
Jefferson
Bailey
County
Duniphun
Cy Leland
Broderick
Jackson
Brown
Mr. Harch
Leavenworth
Beker
Sacker
Canvaea
Orion
Curtix
Broderick and
Thilley
Prodertak
Ateblagn
Teland
Jens Anewer
Pen
Sterling
E. Junkin
Bterting
Builctin Gasette
Genterday
Santa Fe
Pullman
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