Bryan and Nebraska in the 1900 era politics debate
In Omaha at a Brown Palace gathering, Geurme and Wedarwood dispute forecasts for William J Bryan and William McKinley carrying Nebraska. They cite Lincoln’s strong Republican leanings, city ward sentiment, and recent party tensions over free silver, asserting Bryan’s prospects vary by local support and statewide delegate dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Apsley
Nebraska
Geurme & Wedarwood
Oorahe
Lineal
McKisley
Bryan
Chet
Remo
Siytteaiat University
Ita
Lincoln Lee Strom
Arvan
Lincoln
Reinest
Democrate
Local notes list moving visits and a near drowning incident
North Topeka column records residents visiting friends in Meriden and Jefferson, trips to Kansas City and Topeka, and family moves from Jackson Street to 211 Farm. Frank Lutes returns from Hanneman City and a near drowning occurs at Garfield Park when two girls and a larger girl are rescued from a fire in a boat.
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the State Journal
Kimball Printing Co
Kacwas Avenue
Sly
Kangar City
Frank Allhowse
Ulema
Kansas City
W. J. Hittver
Kans City
Leora Morrow
Meriden
J A. Davis
Kiews
Quincy
Ste Florence
Kan
Emma Farley
Jefferson
Rosaille
Rev. W
Hutchinson
A. Rorabaush
St. Lavals
Kidder
Edna
Hessie Buren
Counc
Grove
Santa Fe Route Home Road Travel Offer
Centennial style ad noting Santa Fe Route as home road with round trip fare one dollar. Dates Sept 15 to Sept 30 with return by Sept 30. Inquiries to Cromwell & Co. North Topeka or depot foot of Fifth Street. W Garvey agent.
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Arkansas
Anigoma
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
Real Estate Transfers Reported For Topeka Area Buyers
Several property deals are recorded with prices from 100 to 800 dollars. Transfers include 3H Cox to Winnie Phil for 250 on Folk Street Sela planting rights. estate of Hannah Howard to John Cony for 8 along Kansas river. T. B. Jennings moving to Topeka after buying Willow Baydur home for 100. G H Dickinson buying six lots at Lane and Seventh. Thompson purchasing five properties in Auburndale for 1,200. Additional transfers involve H A M Smith estate, N Heker to George Noble, M SE Hale to A C Tage, and S J Fisk to C Bowman with Lincoln Street lots.
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Cox
Winnie Phil
Sid
Folk Street
Sela
Peterson Oy
H. A. M. Smith
Kiley Street
Smith
Lenox Place
Hannah Howard
John Cony
Theorth
Kansas River
Rock Island Track
North Topeka
Tsune N. Heker
George M. Noble
Hasnes
M. SE Hale
A.C. Tage
Polk Stringham
S.J. Fisk
Lyon Ae Ae 'Een
A C. Bowman
Lincoln Street
Horne
T. B. Jennings
Topelis
Coffey County
St Willow Bydur
Potwin
Topeka
GH. Dickinson
W. F. Benedict
Lane
Seventh Streets
Will Oaeee
Thompson
Auburndale
GOMEZ DISCUSSES AMERICA AND CUBA WAR
New York Herald publishes Gomez remarks from Santa Ana dated August 15 on US attitude toward Cuba and possible belligerency. He says discuss-ion forbidden in camp, war must be fought alone, and American sympathy is evident though US executive weighs belligerency. He vows no exceptions for looting cane and to exploit Spain's financial weakness.
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New York
the Herald
Santa An
Cubs
United States
Cuba
Cleveland
Gomes
Washington
Gloding Cane
Spain
Trea
State House Notes And Local Society News
Superintendent of Public Instruction Stanley travels to Colorado for ten days. The state horticultural society presents a favorable portrait of former vice president Martin Allen who served eight years from 1881 to 1889 inclusive. Westhouse and the secretary spoke at Labette county meeting and praised attendance and displays. The Fairview Cimpel M. EB. Church at Puleview Hutler county filed for charter with the secretary of state. Incoporators listed as G A Stansbury J EK Swele 8 3 McFarlane G EB So Neary E Hanes and J W White. The society plans to organize in Nemaha and Brown counties this week. Secretary William Ho Hauries Sill will attend meetings in Sabathe on Wednesday and Hiawatha on Thursday. Mr Smith of Lawrence and Mrs Dickinson of Meriden sent fruit displays for the society exhibit. Teacher certificate examinations begin today at offices across the state and continue this week. Prince Max of Saxony, heir to the Bavarian throne, emphasized deep religious devotion after a recent consecration and services at St Barnabas Whitechapel.
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Stanley
Colorado
State Horticultural Society
Martin Allen
Westhouse
Labette County
Fairview
Cimpel M. EB
Fare Notice for Round Trip Tickets at North Topeka Depot
Due fare for round trip. Tickets on gate August 30 and 31, return limit September 1. Enquire at Cromwell Jeers post office North Topeka or Batta Fe depot foot of Fifth street. W GARVEY, Agent.
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Cromwell
North Topeka
Batta Fe Depot
Fifth Street
W. ©. Garvey
Social World Highlights From Topeka And Vicinity
Recent social items note Mrs Charles Morehead and family returning to Sedalia after visiting Mrs D H Johnson, Lillian Sterling leaving Lincoln for home, Miss Julia Norton from Taleds to Taleds, and many locals traveling for health and leisure. Families host gatherings, birthdays, and music study plans, with excursions to Chicago Kansas City and Colorado noted along with visits from Kansas City friends.
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Charles Morehead
Sedalia
D. H. Johnson
Lillian Sterling
Richard Gundry
Lincoln
Neb
Julia Norton
Taleds
Marie Norton
Minnie Brown
Minneapolis
Kan
W. Tohnston
Lawrence Chamberlain
Aztec
Mexico
New Mexico
Colorado
A. Butler
Atarys
Rev
J. E. McClain
North Topeka
Oneida
Lottie Ranney
Blanche McPike
Atchison
T. G. Wear
Pittsburg
D. C. Nellis
S. J. Crawford
Robert Delahay
Celeste
Anna Neilla
Seebouck
van Dahten
Emilie King
Muss Helen Wilson
Grace Vandesrift
Kansan
Matt Weishmman
Mise Lilian Todd
Kensas City
Mise Marjorie Mullin
Chicago
Chicago Conservatory
Chariie Sutton
A. Whitler
Frank Hudson
Kansas City
Grace Tuttle
Ruton
N. M
Lillian Whitelock
W. S. O'Brien
MS Alfen
Lilian Sawyer
Win. Tichentacht
Theo
Maggie Stone
Ransas City
J. Palmer
James Swan
Mainz
New York
Houston
N. F. Howaton
Frank P. MacLennan
Lew
City
H. V. Hinckley
Presbyterian Mars
A.B. Mestillen
BP. McMillen
Wamego
G. Dodge
Washington, D.C
W. A. Johnston
Cincinnati
Henry L. Call
WL Veale
Ani Ae
Fie
Everett HB Howard
AC. Medheick
Takee
Canadas
Convention National Democratic Party in Indianapolis 1896
One fare round trip tickets on sale August 9 and 21 returning by September. Inquire Cromwell & Jennings, North Topeka, or at Santa Fe foot of Fifth Street. C Garvey, Agent.
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National Democratic Party
Indianapolis
Ind
Cromwell
Jettares
North Topeka
Senta Fe
Fifth Street
C. Garvey
A Girl The Cause Duel Shocks Madison
A local duel between George Page and Will Morgan near Madison, Ha, ends with Morgan dead and Page dying after their left hand pistol duel over a woman's affection. The two men, both armed, fired five shots each when their friends intervened. The affair stems from a dance where the young lady's attention sparked the rivalry.
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St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Madison
George Page
Will Morgan
Morgen
Pape
Morgan
Cyclers Killed in Chicago Streetcar Tragedy
Two cyclists died on Chicago streets and several others were injured. Abraham Smith aged 16 died after being struck by a Garfield avenue electric car while attempting a pass, another rider on railroad tracks was fatally endangered by a C N W train, and Jessie McKay of Indianapolis suffered a broken leg and internal injuries after being struck by a northbound Evanston avenue electric car. Others sustained minor injuries and were expected to recover quickly.
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Chicago
Abraham Smith
Garfield Avenue
Jessie McKay
Indianapolis
Ind
Evanston Avenue
The Social Trust production at the Columbia theater
In San Francisco on August 24 the Frawley company presents The Social Trust on stage for the first time. The comedy drama, written by Hillary Bell and Remesy Morris, follows the Cordage Trust downfall. Leading players include Witton Lackeye Loulee Thorndike Houedesnit Slanehe L. Bates and T Dagid Frawley.
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Cordage Trust
San Francisco
Social Trust
Columbia Theater
The
Frawley Company
Well Lawn
Hillary Bell
Remesy Morris
Cordigé Trust
Witton Lackeye
Loulee Thorndike Houedesnit
Slanehe L. Bates
T Dagid Frawley
New York
FRICTION IN CUBA Special Dispatches Describe Crisis
World dispatches from Havana dated August 16 report a crisis in Cuba's provisional government. A confrontation on July 22 between the quartermaster and Colonel Mandadaly led to the president's threatened resignation. Cooler heads averted bloodshed and Cisneros withdrew his resignation, leaving the government functioning for now.
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New York
World Third Morning
Vana
Cuba
Manadaly
Cisneros
Leas
Cliggett and Wayde Spar Over Liar Claim in Crawford County
In Pittsburg Kansas Morris Cliggett fusion presidential elector candidate and J B Wayde Republican county attorney candidate clash on a street quarrel over a statement. Wayde denies making it and Cliggett disputes the denial. Friends reportedly interfered and cooled the dispute. both refuse to comment leaving the matter unresolved.
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Hoe
Crawford County
Pittsburg
Kaw
Aus
Morris Clizcett
Cand Iiate
J. 3 Warde
Wayde
Cligcott
Cliggett
Eald
Tim
Hon
Henry Stiles Dead Youngest Civil War Veteran Breeder
Henry Stiles of Wheaton Illinois a stock breeder and Stiles stock farm proprietor died of malignant diphtheria after a three day illness. Born in 1843 he was the youngest soldier to serve two years in the Civil War. Also notes rail excursion promotions with dates and round trip fare.
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Wheaton
Charles Henry Stiles
Stiles
Sete
Sin Stiles
Caserovia
Chicago market report stalls as cattle and hogs shift
Chicago August 24 market news shows wheat and corn opening lower with slight gains later. Livestock totals for the day include 45 000 receipts and 14 381 Saturday arrivals, with hogs steady near 2 973 40 and cattle easing. Official weekly figures show 119 493 receipts and 35 800 shipments, while hogs and cattle price ranges reflect weak to lower trading across the board.
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Associated Press
State Journal
Chicago
Edverpool
Northwestern Recelpta
Greto
Park
Villeta
Kansas City Livestock Market and Produce Prices
Kansas City reports cattle receipts at 16 100 with mixed trends. Texas steers and cows show varying prices while beef steers and native cows move within ranges. Sheep receipts 700 with market steady. lambe and muttons priced. Produce market notes wheat steady to active with various grade prices. corn and rye slight shifts. hay firm with timothy and prairie values. Market gossip cites Chicago and New York figures on future arrivals and visible supply shifts.
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Kansas City
Texas
Representative Wales
Steaty
Wales
Sansas City
Choice Prairie
Topeks Grain Exchange
Tolas
New York
Topeka Grain and Stock Exchange
Manhattan
Poe
Te AG
Cen
Unig
Rs D.& H. Frm
Lh & N
Global grain markets and shipping update across major hubs
Market notes show Omts wheat and corn totals with declines and firm gains in Berlin and London markets. Chicago sees mixed grain stocks and hog receipts, while Minneapolis and Duluth report car movements and stock reductions. Paris and Paris flour futures rise with September wheat futures trading around 10 percent and corn firm. London rates edge higher.
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Berlin
Chicago
Duluth
Minneapolis
Kansas City
London
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
Bryan and
North Topera
Santa FE
Cromwell & Pon
Tee Depot
Gen. Gomez
State House Notes
Prince Max
Princese
Max of
Saxony
King of
Hichstadt
Bavaris
St. Barniface
Whitechapel
Max
George
Convention National Democratic Party
Eeeze
Florida
Strange
Yatal
Henry Stiles
Today’s Market Report
Gooden
W. Ze Chamberlaiz, Secs and
Treas
Grain & Stock Exchange
Kansas Avenue
ET Louin
Eterance
Bank Semanysee
Maren Sare
Royal
Kansas
Journal
J. B. Marshall
Mar
Shall
E. B. Guild
Kansas Ave
Babcock & Frost
W. F. Roehr
West
W. Phillips
Eighth Ave
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