Kansas delegates and the national convention clash of 1896
Report describes Kansas figures like Bryan and McKinley steering the party’s paths at the Sioux Falls and Texas conventions. It notes telegraphic coordination with Washington, the push to secure the nomination, and Kansas pride in hosting influence within the Populist and Democratic alignments during the national campaign race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Rasoctty
Pri
Breas Ray
Masha
Shaner Hut
Wes
Papaimne
Cameron
Sette
Rematuioe
Foanevelt
Mc Kipley
Bourne Sivine
House— Veit
Tim
Geagie
Geagie Per Bat Ez Rententaryan
Lincain
Hoteever
Mckinley
Roane
Tyr
Kansan
Pryan
Shue Pal
Sioux Falla
Belovng
Topeka
Ture
Bryane Peraeasse
Witton
Une
Sioux Falls
Dade
Texas
Sur Rote
Newcasil
Fragmented roll of Kamran state politicians and names
A long list of varied political figures, locales, and organizations is presented, naming numerous individuals and places such as Wichita, Topeka, Garden City, Garden, and many others. The text reads as an OCR dump of an electoral or candidate roster with scattered city and county references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamran
Inbe
Hanute
Ener Alco Angevine
Eines & E Kinsler
Grown
Delphea
BL Boyd
Mepablic
W. L. Bro Kntis Heney Bowlie Black
Tutte
Ait Oskaboorn
Stenmett
Ganton City
Ocenr Tlecho
C. Prot
Brennan
Boivit
A.J. Poster
Garden
A. B. Frasier
Girard
C. P. Pontesuo
Junction Cnty
Colt
J. Pitch
Wichita
C. P. Ae Winheid
French
Halstead
Frasiuneae
Para
Goodland
Tsert Grime
Topeka
Gondy
Chi John
Griever
Tonganoxi Sinsier
Rewton
Pe Vallay
Garten
Haller
Abilene
Han W
Hurd
Molton
Ellsworth
P. C.helder
Hooker
Talpoatn
W. i Kuba
Holton
A Vv
Killian
Eminence
JM. Pitepatrick
Darden City
A. W. King
Fettsburg
Thoas Cain
Mingame
F. Kirman
Ore Tar Kerline
Topetta
FL F. Lamb
Parsons
Col. A Latte
Abliene
Win Lawemi James
Hubert Lardiver
FR Beott
Coarnten
Re Mossisen
Stes Pees
Jona
Martin
Jenn
Local Names Emerge From Fragmented OCR Page
Fragmented text shows scattered names and phrases including Vincent, Clay Genteri, Mok, Fenn Liberui, T. J., Iv. W. Joe, Saeed, Matt Watkie, and Rosmemies. Readable items hint at a historical list or notices but events are unclear amid garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eke
Vincent
Clay Genteri
Aes
PY Fenn
Liberui
T. J. Ates
Abire
IV. W. Joe Nh Saeed
Nese West Mon
Bryan's tour through Auburn Tecumseh Pawnee and Pulls City
The article details Bryan's whirlwind day on the road with stops at Auburn Tecumseh Pawnee and Pulls City. It notes crowd attendance, weather improving for outdoor meetings, and a heated exchange at Tecumseh over Philippine policy and independence. It also mentions Mrs. Bryan speaking for Mr. Bryan's ally and discussions about trade and governance ideas.
Fragments Reflecting Political Debate on Franchises and Power
The text sketches a heated debate on American franchises in the Philippines and Chicago politics, mentioning development firms, state laws, and opposition to monopolies. It references Mr. Bryan, elections, and a sense of national power, with scattered notes on government, industry output, and travel.
Silver Republicans Name Campaign Officers In Topeka Meeting
The Kansas Silver Republican state committee met in Topeka and named Webb McNair as Campaign Chairman with D. McCray as Secretary and Tames as Treasurer. They plan to print McKinley statements on letterheads and envelopes for the campaign and reference a June 24 1690 congress speech about silver and gold standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MalcKinley
Kansas Silver Republican State Committee
Campaiguie
Webb McNair
McCray
Topeka
Trepenyer—Tames
State Committee
McKinley
Uae
Congress
Notables Arrive In Topeka For Bryan Meeting
Notables arrive in Topeka including Gen J B Weaver of Iowa and J G Field of Virginia the Populist nominees for president and vice president in 1896 for the Bryan notification meeting. Weaver states to State Journal about today. Kunmis to do so since due by fine maintenance war to notify here. The state will dine with friends in town, Nebraska and other states supporting Bryan’s presidency. Mr Mirlch, starting his first trip to the state, calls it a magnificent occasion. He says reforms in government are needed and that their candidate for president promises what the people demand, opposing imperialistic agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm City
Net
Bryan
Auburn
Lincoin
Tecumseh
Tecummeh
Pawndi
Mir Tyas
Pawnee
Tecumacl
Vonntion
Firat Cohal
Bir
Tiryas
Ohrick
Br. Borgo
Mrs. Bryan
Herge
Pulls City
Mr. Bryan
Saul Ira
Ute Philippines
Filipinas
Walets
Gino
Philippines
Milipinos
Wis
Dewey
Secretary OF the Navy
Siryan
Great Britain
United States
India
Wahoo
Phi Islands
Iso
Tne Islands
Frances
Guita
Cornes
Chicsco
Chicago
Tilinola
Sirvan
Ana
Bryan Uthograptia
Ecur
Yuunisun
Nigiso
Fenagal
Industeial
Thia
Topeka
J. B. Weaver
Iowa
J. G. Field
Virginia
Weaver
State Journal
Kunmis
Nebraska
Mirlch
Movement For
Presiagat
Edmiston Sends Regrets At National Committees Event
Vice Chairman Edmiston of the Populist national committee was chosen to preside over Bryan ceremonies but sent a telegram saying he could not attend. The message notes the national leaders could not be present and references tensions within the state committee and a potential replacement honor by Gen Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alarion Butler
Topska
Edmiston
National Committee
Bryan
Marlon Butter
State Committee
J Myer
Prize Fight Bulletins From Coney Island Listed by Rounds
The Stutt Journal will bulletin the Pitasimmons Sharkey prize fight by rounds tomorrow night. The event is set at Coney Island in New York City with telecast details and timing provided. Associated Press notes the description will be available to readers at the State Journal office for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stutt Journal
Coney Island
New York City
Fisaboc
State Journal
Associated Press
Ustesers
Geiay
SPECIAL SERVICE for standard and tourist cars offered
Special service provides standard and tourist chair cars at no charge for meagermondes travelers. The program aims to assist limited income passengers with accessible seating options and free rides on select routes. It highlights eligibility and application steps for those in need.
Blood Thirst Riot with Fire and Militia Guards
A mob attacked city hall firing set the building ablaze while firemen were struck. Police reported threats as the mob seized control of patrols and wagons, injuring three firemen and a physician in the chaos. Militia arrived with Albert Greenstone stepping down, John Durkin named acting police chief, and Coroner Leberman to hold the Wade inquest later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ning High Ang
Columbia
Fra
Peck
Alton
Yours
Col Potter
Albert Greentexse
John Durkin
Durkin
Harrison
Leberman
Glen Wade
Sharp Fighting Near Belfast and Nearby Beacon Amid Aug 2 Report
London reports Lord Roberts noting Buller's division moved to Van Wyckneh, 18 miles north of Belfast, casualties at 20. Baden-Powell’s forces clashed Grobbins east of Pinar’e river while Rhodesians saw action near Bottoita station. Heavy fighting disrupted lines, with scattered artillery damage near Koetees drift and New Castle.
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London
Lord Roberts
War Office
Pretoria
Buller
van Wyckneh
Nouth
Belfast
Paget
Hameane Kran
Baden-Powell
Grottnt
Vance
Spreckiv
Huramet
Iceman
Dowel
Orange River
Jechem
Kruger
Machadallos
Koetees Drift
New Castle
Nancy Leiter Returns From Europe to Chicago Voyage
New York August 2 Miss Nancy Leiter daughter of Levi and Leiter Chicago arrived aboard the steamer Majestic after a stay in Europe. She is visiting her sister Mrs Curzon wife of the Viceroy of India and has spent several seasons abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Leiter
New York
Nancy Lalter
Pooneest Gaushter
Levi & Leiter
Chicago
Europe
Majestic
Miss Leiter
Sient Ae
Curzon
Viceroy of
New
Cotan Bisreste
Tax Redemption Sale on Tenth Avenue Property
A man paid 1100 dollars toward redemption of a county tract along Tenth Avenue between Kansas Avenue and Fagicon crossing. The article notes the property was later sold for a stated amount, detailing the redemption and sale sequence in the county records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Avenue
Kansas Avenue
Fagicon Acroecs
Heir to 30 Million Fortunes Mentioned in Asheville Item
An Asheville notice reports Mrs. George Vanderbilt at Biltmore House announcing the birth of a baby girl named Cornelian Stuyvesant. The family heir to a fortune of 30 million dollars is referenced in various garbled lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pies Wickard
Asheville
Ww. Co
George Vanderbilt
Biltmore House
Air Vanderbilt
Cornelian Stuyvesant
Ltte
Ateunger
United States Holds Line in China Crisis
The note to powers outlines U S aims in China including a future truce, negotiations when Pekin is secured, and a Chinese government able to suspend hostilities. It insists on preserving Chinese territorial integrity while troops stay in China. Indemnity and punishment of outrages are expected, with ongoing protection for Americans until a responsible Chinese government is restored. A Shanghai dispatch warns of salt smugglers threatening Soo Chow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
China
Chi
Pekin Sa
Pekin
Conger
Earl Li
Wuch
Donger
London
Shanghai
Soo Chow
Grogan, Four Boys, and a Urgent Denver Tale
A garbled reminiscence from the Denver Timor recounts Ban Grogan, a dronperous contractor, with four boys and a feral mob, a day of danger, a driven assault, and a dramatic fate for Grogan tied to a perilous exchange and a pistol threat. The tale blends danger, pursuit, and a harsh, frontier tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Timor
Ban Grogan
Sarthe
A Peculiar Girl Found In Quiet Conversation
A writer recalls Miss Brandish, a peculiar girl from Se the mont, noting her talents and beauty and a moment of reflection about what makes a woman memorable. The piece explores charm, cleverness, and the impact of a conversation on the speaker’s view of the woman.
It Was Time He Learned It Chicago Arcort Tale
A fragment from a Chicago Arcort page describes a person walking for hours and facing warnings about digestion and appetite. The text is garbled but hints at lessons learned from a arduous hike and ordinary daily struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Still After Peck Mob Heads From Akron to Cleveland
A mob of about 200 men left Akron heading to Cleveland to avenge an outrage of Wednesday. Police warned of guards at the county jail if violence continued. In Akron the Hardwar company reported looting with firearms and ammunition stolen, two shotguns recovered, dynamite found, and several stores damaged while authorities kept order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Akron
Tonge
Peek
Bim
Columbus
Ermpioyen
Court House
Dirt Dump Confusion Over Sign At Kansas Lot
A laborer dumping dirt on a vacant lot ignores a sign stating Place no dirt there by order of John Braith. The upset owner, John Smith, challenges the act and the worker explains the notice, then departs. The next day the line is properly produced amid a weather forecast.
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Deveolt Free Press
Smith
Aptica
Mr. Smith
John Braith
John Smith
Kevinson
Iin
Market Report Sketches Wheat and Grains Dampened
Dull trading and limited demand described for wheat and rye with August and September futures mixed. Reports show varied cash bids and dealer sentiment, reflecting west coast gains on renewed demand amid mixed weather. prices slide at times before modest recoveries amid overall market softness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titec
Liverpool
Duluth
New York
Bonn
Shay
Texas Cattle Market Reports Mixed Receipts and Prices
Market notes show varied cattle activity with heavy to light offerings and fluctuating prices. Sales totals include calf and stocker categories, receipts continuing through the session as buyers and sellers assess demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egrife
Lomr
Texas
St Lors
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