Peffer Urges Populists to Leave Water and Unite
United States Senator W. A. Peffer warns Populists in Topeka to quit alliance with factions and run a united ticket under Democratic banner if needed. He says silver and coalition talk signal a revolutionary era and argues Populists must paddle their own course by forming a broader alliance and avoiding political gimmicks.
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United States
Ape
Justin
Kansas
Jor Nal
Gaing Shen
Ole Gendet
Petter
Mr. Petter
Themorsta
Leeds
Loedy
Topeka
Epfewest
Conouing
Capitoliste
Wiloyer
Judee Williams
Conitiet
Williama
Pefferee
Supreme Law of
Land
Conthy
Fragmentary legal notice on insurance protection declaration
The text fragment discusses an insurance company protection issue under Kansas law. It mentions a court proceeding, a judge named Williams, and alleged failure to notify Kansas officials. The passage is garbled but centers on regulatory steps and mandatory actions regarding an insurance company matter.
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Abely
Wadumction
Peas Court For
Williams
Kansas
One Million for Kansas Venture Predicted
Pat of St John argues Kansas should host four new Foce branch offices at Sutehinace. predicts a prosperous future for the venture. Eastern lenders favor Kansas as New Eng deposits prove riskier as New Hampshire savings units fail depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
St. John
Kansas
Sutehinace
New Hampshire
Reds Celebrate Death of Spanish Despot at City Hall Baltic Hall
A group in New York held a meeting at Clarenton hall to celebrate the death of Canovas del Castillo, described as the leading despot of Spain, killed by anarchist Michael Goll. Speakers praised the act as reducing despotism, with Emma Goldinen and others vowing continued resistance. police presence was heavy as the crowded gathering heard calls for vengeance against tyranny.
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New York
Clarenton Hall
Spain
Canovas del Castillo
Enarchist
Michael Goll
Emma Goldini
Pallavicini, Pestor
Charles W. Mowbray
Aleardo A. Moscoso
H. M. Kelly
Arrangs Quintano
A. M. Kelly
Kelly
Span
Evita Goldinen
Goll
Inet
Moscoso
Arch to be built for large floats in AO TU W
City lodge representatives decide to construct a triple span arch for Mardi Gras style floats. The arch will be visible to 109000 people and will bear the anchor and shield emblems with the words "Grade of Honor." Committee members are James Gibbons I M Ponwell and J R McNery. Beggs German Salve and Dr Davis Anti Headache marketed locally.
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Dr. Davis
Cinderella Cafe to fund three parade floats for children
Plans for a Cinderella Cafe in September will raise funds for three large parade floats showcasing the children who performed in Cinderella. E G Meredith trains the youngsters. events include themed days and tableaux nightly with free admission, shifted profits to the float project.
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E. G. Meredith
Curry Builring
Kansas Avenue
Wiggins-Harding
New England
Cinderella Cafe
Holland
Borsbon
Meredi
Avenue
Santa Fe employees rally for state celebration parade
Division superintendents Parker and Dolan report strong Santa Fe worker interest in the upcoming celebration. Communications show middle and southern divisions planning sizable representation with two displays already planned. Additional displays expected in Topeka and Richison as Hit parade interest grows.
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Santa Fe
W. J. Healy
Parker and Dolan
Middie
Visionsena
Topeka
Healy
R _garmce
Fergent
Richison
Garside
Atchison
Railroad men plan Fall Festival float display
A Santa Fe meeting in Arkansas City seeks to organize committees for a large railroad float display at the fall festival. Superintendent Dolan expresses enthusiasm for a mammoth float symbolizing railroad branches and urges quick organization with committees in Wichita, Woodward, and Purcell. He pledges $5 to support the effort and offers assistance to push the plans forward.
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Arkansas City
Ade
Santa Fe
Bega
Nash & Tsame
Sur Intendent Dolan Aa
C. H. Fenn
Sebbe
Wichite
Kan
Fenn
Dispatener
Arkaneasty
Ae Draper
Topeka
Woodward
Woodward and Purcell
T'ear
FT. Dolan
Newton to send three floats to Santa Fe day parade
Newton will be represented at the Santa Fe celebration in Topeka on September 2 by at least three floats and many men. Railroad leaders and departments pledge strong participation with district foremen and train crews rallying to the cause for a robust city showing.
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Newton
Santa Fe
Topeka
Santa Pe
Bridges and Building Department
Banker
Hokie
Tisdale
Roundhouse
Murphy
Horst
Floral parade marshals named for Topeka Fall Festival
City leaders announce marshals and aides for the Floral festival parade divisions. Lists include two horse, one horse, equestrians, queen's division, float, and hobby horse divisions with named marshals and assistants. Invitations issued to Topeka double carriage owners. parade expected to exceed last year in size over a three mile procession.
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H. L. Robinson
W. S. Lindsay
F. E Wear
C.H. Sampnon
A. W. Dana
Dean Low
Fred Gordon
J. E. Dallas
J. W. Bell
George Eagle
Queen’s Division
C. S. Sutton
A. B. McCurdy
Topeka
Lindsay Winhesdt
W__E. Sterne
A.B. Quinton
HL. Rovinsom
FE. Wear
Dr. Lindsay
CH. Sampson
Henry McAfee
D. J. Harding
Edward Wilder
B.D. Lewis
Bagie
P. Lewin
Mattie Bradshaw
T. P. Culley
W.J. Radciffe
Miss Crane
Emily
Nellie Alien
W. A. Morton
Belle van Sant
Pay
Formation of the Christian Citizens League of Topeka
A large temp erance drive forms the Christian Citizens League in Topeka at the First Baptist Church. About 100 delegates from city churches organize a permanent body to enforce temperance and moral purity, elect officers, plan sermons, and schedule lectures with noted temperance advocate Mr Nicholson.
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Committee of Seventeen
Christian Citizens’ League of
Topeka
First Baptist Church
Moe
Haquor
Jesse Shaw
Robert Stone
A. H. Vance
Mr. Vance
Vance
State House
M. Stahl
J. B. Larimer
Christian Citizens’ League
SE. Nicholson
Indiana
League
Nicholson
Good Citizenship League
J. L. Eldridge
Newton
McPherson
Flarper
Kansas City
Kan
Royal Talon of
The
Christian Endeavor
M. CG. A
W. Cc
Epworth League
W. C
Rt Tf
American Volunteers
Salvation Army
New Life and Vigor from Dr Charcot Kola Nervine Tablets
Testimonial letter from W. S. Swett praising Dr Charcot Kola Nervine Tablets for restoring reading ability memory and navigation after seven years of decline. Claims improved alertness and stamina to levels comparable with age thirty five. Advertisement notes prices five and ten cents per box and directs readers to Eureka Chemical Mfg Co La Crosse Wis.
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Guaranty Loan
Minneapolis
Kela Nervine
W. S. Swett
Mar
Mace Mutual Life Ins Co
Charcot
Eureka Chemical & Mfg. Co
la Crosse
Wis
City religious league notes and amendment procedures
A league meeting summary lists the duties of executive and advisory committees and outlines amendment rules. It documents representation from numerous churches and religious organizations with chairmen named, including First Presbyterian, First Congregational, Swedish Baptist, Third Presbyterian, First Baptist Oakland, and others.
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First Presbyterian
J. B. Latimer
First Congrégational
Blakes
Knife and Club Duel Ends in Manhunt Capture
Hicksville Ohio Aug 17 Dep Ackrey who nearly murdered his twin in a duel fled into the woods and was captured at five after a nightlong chase in a Knoxdale area. He fought with knife and club, mortally wounded Backus before being overcome. Ackley lay unconscious as surgeons noted a severed carotid. Citizens fear retaliation if Gil dies.
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Hicksville
Ohio
Dep Ackrey
Knoxdale
Backus
Ackley
Topeka Snapshots Highlight Local News And Events
Local items report John F McManists in St Lola debt at twenty nine dollars for the Topeka Base Ball association. Snattinger returns from Salina and Ralph Van Houten joins a camping party in Vera. Senator Harris heads to Washington October 1, while the state board of charities meets at the insane asylum. A new juvenile publication The Topeka Herald debuts with Carl Henderson as editor. Probate actions send Douslan Reed and Edmonds to reform school. Dest Decorated wheels set for Floral parade prizes.
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John F. McManists
St. Lola
Topeka
Snattinger
Salina
Kansas Avenue
Henry Stevenson
Lyons County
Brownfield
Aiinneapolis
Capitol
Ralph van Houten
Vera
Dolman
Douslan Reed
Id Edmonds
Reform School
Topeka Herald
Secretary of
Inte
Hamilton Bull
Selis Greenapen
Allen Selis
St. Ananias
Beust
Kansas City Blues
Topeka News Briefs and Local Notices
Weekly items from Topeka include staff changes at the police and fire departments, a three-seated patrol tricycle, property purchases in Topeka, business shifts at the wholesale grocery and milling firms, an upcoming minstrel show, church events, a reform school death, and political notes on local editors and municipal committees.
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Hudaon
HK Martin
Chi
Wilmarsh
Absency
Wl Eabcook
Demartewst
Neencation
Neosho Pally
Aneusl
Matherine
Lauree Fiske
Pusrits Street
Topeka Wholesale Grocery Company
J. H. Ranner
Michiela
Mr. Perdue
Mj Methodist
Scranton
Kan
Stormont Hospital
Belug
Swift & Holliday Drug Company
Etre
C. Tittle Ie
Cowgill
Dockary Af Miasouri
Chari Clark
Mr. Little
Ami
George
Mantheater
Rasistant
Senta
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Fusion
REDS
Canovas
Royal
Delicios
Plaats
Committee of Fifteen
Ansas
Parker and
Dolan
Activa
Monster Mane Meeting
J. Phl
W. Eighth St
Asc
First Christian
W. E Trelan
W. Parker
C. A—Miz
J. Evans
John Coats
August Lane
Third Presbyterian
P. W. Gri
First Baptist
W. G. Frazeur
Oakland
P Presbyterian
L R Smith
Third Christian
Wm. Reyes
Salvation Army—C«. of
Hawk
M. Cc. A—D. R. Cay Congregationel
Rins
M. E
Geo. J. Miller
North Christian
W. J. Strobaugh
Martin M. B
Nickerson
Swerlen Lutheran
A. V. Disasy
Pega Congregational
A, G
Garru
LaRoy Lawton
Dorth
Rochester Cemetery
Kaneas
Woolum Mall
Fiore Parade Fund
J. A. Mosher
Rydal
Republic County
Ell Road
O. Bartholomew
Strong
HH. L. Nelson
Burehir
J. M. Torrence
Pen Avenue
Tim
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Lyons
Mike Lottie Bowes
Toprlot
Louisville, Ky
Milas Newher
Sole
Mite Bowers
London
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Glenwood Springs
C. Garvey
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