Perry Denounces Bryan in Kansas Democratic Paper
A southern Kansas periodical printed a misattributed speech claiming U S attorney W C Perry backed Bryan and the Chicago platform. The piece misstates Perry’s position and condemns Bryan’s Republican-like declarations while stressing party fealty and calls for Democrats to uphold free silver stands.
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Kansas
St of Kansas
Bryan
Chicago
W.C Perry
United States
District of Kansas
Perr Petthnr
Raveberg
Rityat
Senator Facon Reflects On Shifting Public Sentiment
Senator Facon of Georgia, fresh from a trip across the state, spoke at Democrats headquarters about current mood. He warned Republicans will push campaign rhetoric and circulate literature, predicting challenges for Democrats as vocal groups gather at stations and venues.
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Aus
Facon
Georgia
Democrats
Brean
Caid
Political debate and mob violence in Hillside town
Article notes a heated political exchange with Republicans using organized argument and Democrats countering. It reports a mob of 20 white men beating five cotton pickers in Hillside, Waco area, with Anderson Vaughn killed after being forced to surrender. Also mentions the burial of Mary Abigail Dodge with a simple funeral in Hamilton, Massachusetts.
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Waco
Tex
Hillside
Anderson Vaughn
Vauehn
Gail Hamilton
Hamilton
Mase
Mary Abigail Dodge
W. M. Kartour
Congregational College of Canada
Montreal
Cotton on the Free List and Trade Rail Rates
Washington notes contemplate revising tariff laws affecting American products, especially cotton, to be placed on the free list. Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway offers very low freight rates for western shipments starting September 18th, with details from local agents. Marshall band announces an open air concert at the park tonight in Gufield Pack to Hieht.
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Washington
United States
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
Tenn
Wu and
Beth
Tor Hemesenkirn and Harvesters
G. A. Mac Nutt
Union Ave
Kansas City
Marshall
Hieht
Wheat Market Report From Chicago And Kansas City
Market summary dated Aug 21 notes strong wheat opening aided by firm bales and favorable weather, with cotton gains boosting wheat and September. Corn dull, oats steady, and provisions active with pork and lard shifts. Cattle and hogs at Kansas City show steady to firm trends, with detailed receipts and representative sales. city produce prices also listed alongside grain futures and international notes.
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Associated Press
State Journal
Chicago
Heeves
Texas
Way
Kansas City
No. We. Pr
Butte Sp
Banass City
New York
London
Liverpool
Paris
England
Germany
France
Omaha
Chicago Inspectiona
Minneapolis
Duluth
Li Hung Chang Spectacular Passenger List On St Louis
Southampton August 21 The American Line steamship St Louis departing for New York tomorrow carries an unusually large passenger slate. Beside Li Hung Chang described as ambassador and premier, the list includes Mrs Eaton General Manaset Hugh and other prominent travelers from the Pennsylvania Railroad circle.
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Li Hung Chang
Southampton
American Line
St Louis
New York
Li Mung Chang
Kenijor Gunman
Adt
Mer
Ineae
Eaton
Manaset Hugh
Pennsylvania
Murder Hanged at Macon Mo
George W. Anderson hanged at Macon Missouri for killing his wife at their home near Atlanta in Macon County on May 37 189? after attempting to end his life by hanging He faced death with apparent calm and resigned to his fate as the noose ended his crime’s sentence.
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Macon
George W. Anderson
Hiis
Auante
Oelock
Anderson
Resignations Mark GOP Ties as Club Faces Ticket Split
Washington state treasurer Charles J. Ganda and Robert G. Monroe, an executive committee member of the National Association of Demonte clubs, resign from the organization over its support for Bryan and Sewall. Meanwhile Marshall's band plans a Garfield Park concert amid season preparations and local concerns about losses and a cholera scare in Stonefield.
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Bryss
Sewall
Washington
J. Ganda
Robert G. Monroe
National Association of Demonte Clubs
Bryan
Topeka Society Evening Features Mr Von Dahlen Concert
A Topeka library audience heard a Fall Festival program with Mr. Von Dahlen and Mr. Seeboeck. Mme Parkhurst and Mrs Foster joined on violin and piano as Seeboeck presented three varied solos and German songs. The concert closed with Schubert’s Erl King and the audience praised the performers and the flower committee.
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Schubert
von Dahlen
Seeboeck
Foster
Parkhurst
Mr. von Dahlen
Reauestt
Beeboeck
Wagner
Tannhauser
Rome
Bacore
Steboec
Gounod
Faust
Mr. Seeboeck
Florence
Gavotte
Ir. Seeboeck
Sohrbert
Topeka
Gourme
W. Parkhurst
Mr. Schboeck
Brahm
Jean Tichin
Parkhanst
Frank Foster
Seebrock
Sowbocck
Rohm
Wasner
Tristan
Ienide
Mephisto
Fannhaser
Rom
Wagher
Tatnhauser
Bia Plendimue
Venus
Venusberg
Cannhauser
Mr von Dahlen
Edith Isbell
Flower
Luncheon and dance party noted at local hosts
Miss Mary Thompson hosted a luncheon in Lutslock with many guests including Miss Edith Campbell. The event featured a long white and green centerpiece and decorative lighting. A dancing party followed at Mine Stuart's home on Manrot Street, with the Alhambra Mandolin Club providing entertainment for about 30 guests.
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Mary Thompson
Lutslock
Edith Campbell
Suse ‘Thompesn
Miss Ranney
Mins Seite. Meciintock
Frances Moon
Mies Sadie Hambleton
Marstaret Mulvans
Eleanor Wilson
Artie Eyart
Olle O'Brien
Abbie Ware
Mary Roberts
Mize Mande Stacey
Boon
Logansport
Ind
Mies Caldwell
Lawnmner
Pasar
Viola Sturt
Ethel Wood
Emma McNair
Mine Stuart
Manrot Atroot
Alhambra
Clnb
Ee Ware
Miss Slangeret
Party and social notes fill West Indies home
A long list of attendees at a surprise party hosted by Mr J H Schlegel for Mrs Sarah A Gader and Miss Emma Mansvillier of Reading Pa. Several families and residents, including the Welch and Schlegel households, are named among guests and upcoming travel plans. Additional brief notices mention departures to St Louis Chicago Manhattan and other towns for visits, hunts, and gatherings.
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Brace Laws
Banyerce
Broddard
Ben
He Welsh
West As Indies
Wilt Johnson
Clifford Welsh
Ww. L. Newcomer
Effle Well
Olver Knox
Plorenge Knox
Maude Welsh
Mixes Hattie Coates
Mesdames Reed
Ampleby
J. Schlegel
Warner
Youngberg
Keener
Salma Johnson
Magete Schlegel
Geesl
Max Well
Sallie Detsher
Alier Detsher
Martha Grow
Theressa Johnson
Jennette Pepin
Megaret Sticy
Ta Mets
Anna Boe
Hertha Umule
Sallie Schlegel
Rose Kay
Ollie Diffendorfer
Ada Beaner
Flossie Gustafson
Violet Schlegel
Stewars
Michael McNerney
Ep, Pollard
Frank Hunenste
Ralph Babcock
Guy Babcock
Fred Bartell
J. E. Johnson
Mark Moore
Bert Warner
Ed Warner
John Webyer
Arthur Watts Benner Nelson
Warren Chaney
Charles Staey
Ley Schlegel
Chas. Stope
Ches. Schlegel
Heistor Schlegel
Himer Schlegel
Archie Kay
Chas Gustaman
Harriet Mason
Mies Belle Welsh
Litsle Miiean
Kate Pennell
Atchison
Davia
J.P. Wahle Jett
St. Louis
F. Lima
Hattie Coates
Chicas
Wrank Church
Son
Kansas City
John D. Knox
Bernice McDonald
Tite Rock
Ark
Viola Witte
Dallas
Tex
Ada Marshall
A. L. Redden
el Dorado
Susie Qay
Lawrence
Hudson's Hall
Edns McClintock
Meta Robinson
Ida Marshell
Dalles
Pex
Bii
Kepley
W. T. Kumper
Kaneas City
BT. Payne
T Dianapolis
Ind
Payne
A M. Fuller
Berbice
Chicago
M. B. Ward
Florette
Manhattan
Enabie
Hadenn's
A. Clements
New York
Ward
Jay
Newcastle
James Sidwell
Summerfield
City
Robert Scott
Eskridge
Magee
Eskride
Lois Tent
Bessie Hayper
Hoyt
Jeanette Lewin
Flora Benefit Concert At Garfield Park For Flora Float
Flora's benefit concert under the Young Women's Committee of Fire proceeds at Garfield Park this evening to aid the Flora Float of the Fall Festival. The program includes marches and overtures with a possible Sunday encore if weather permits.
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Garfield Park
Young Women's Committee of Fire
van Mine Bend
Open Cash Special Sale Day At Barons Counter
A surplus sale notice describes special sale days and East market buys. It advertises dark calico and ready cash bargains, urging readers to shop early for fall and winter goods to make room for summer stock. It mentions white tablecloths, ghostly quality, and ladies shirts at low prices with a casual sales pitch.
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New York
Bargain Counter highlights biggest shoe department deals
In the shoe department the store touts the biggest bargains on the counter with sample sizes and special sales. The cluttered OCR text mentions pairs of samples and value pricing, inviting customers to shop the markdowns.
Clothing Apartment Offers Weather Signal Cards and Suits
In a retail pitch, the ad highlights English and French clay worsted suits priced 9.50 to 15.00, touting fine tailoring and a Weather Signal card displayed with signals on the west wall and a 14 foot thermometer visible all day. The card is available at the office.
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Sarteay
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