Fortieth Anniversary Celebrated by Republican Clubs
The Union Republican club of Washington plans a February 22 celebration for the fortieth anniversary of the national Republican party. EA McAlpine, head of the tonal league, suggested sending 20 soldiers to Republican clubs nationwide to mark the occasion.
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Washixcton
Union Reblican Club of
Washington
National Republican Party
EA. McAlpine
League of Republican Clubs
Barefooted in Snow at Opera House Seat Seized by Police
A man in only a shirt and trousers, barefoot in falling snow, rushed into Crawford's opera house and sat calmly before being arrested by Officer Johnson. Identified as Brittendale, he had been boarding at Gallagher's at 220 Kanes Avenue. He showed signs of insanity and had recently been discharged from an asylum. Gallagher intended to place him under care. probate judge may order return to the asylum without trial. Funeral notice for Edward P. Kellam of Orient Lodge No. 51 and Topska Lodge No. 17 at Masonic Hall, with Evan Davis as secretary.
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Orient Lodge No. 51
Masonic Hall
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Wichita
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Veges
J. C. Long
Leavenworth
King
Kansas Bay
C. i. Luling
Wickive
Case Reaches The Jury In Gaines Trial Proceedings
Jurors hear closing arguments after defense and county attorney present rebuttal evidence. Witness Henry Schriber described as seen near the scene during the killing at 1913 North Jackson Street. Gaines testifies in a calm, defensive style while recounting the confrontation.
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Bfarksoun Street
Hazen
Bafford
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Norte Harrison
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Art Wellman
Beloit
Topeka
Sunday Sun
Oregon
Peereiek
Newar
Indian Territory
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Crager
Leland Fights Topeka For State Conventions In Tourney
Cy Leland and the Republican state central committee clash with Topeka over securing state conventions. Leland promises to block Topeka’s influence, aiming to send the second convention to Hutchinson to nominate the state ticket, citing Shawnee County’s 4000 majority as leverage. Judge J. R. Johnson vs Cy Leland unfolds as a marquee national committeeman battle.
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Cy Leland
Republican State Central Committee
Topeka
Lim
Cas
Leland
State Central Committee
Hutchinson
Shawnee County
Nations
Republian
Turbulent Letters Drive Turmoil in State Senate
A letter from Pittsburg merchant John Boeod to John Breidenthal references a recent American article and defends land depreciation claims. The missive accuses Senator Byker Thurston and Nelson of siding with Rothschild interests against farmers and warns of payback over silver depreciation.
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Thurston
Nebraska
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Minnesota
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Sena
Kansans mull congressional race with multiple candidacies
The Second district race grows as Sarbech of Holton enters as Kansas first Democratic hopeful for Congress to succeed O L ere Mose. W A Reeder plans to run as an irrigation candidate, A H Ellis faces opposition. The LaCygne Journal backs Potter of Peabody for governor and J M Dunsimore, once speaker, is discussed for lieutenant governor on the Populist ticket.
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Lewelling
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Sarbech
Holton
Kansas
W. A. Reeder
Aes Rcape
A. H. Ellis
LaCygne Journal
Mr. Potter
Peabody
J. M. Dunsimore
Bovefror
Western Democrats Bolt Over Silver Policy Debate
Mayor William L. Steele and Miss Steele discuss party splits over silver at an auditorium stop en route to Helens. Steele says western Democrats favor a free silver plank and may form a silver party if unmet. Montana Republicans expect no silver action at St Louis, while Montana delegates may back Teller or Morrison with pro silver leanings.
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William L. Steele
Miss Steele
Helena
New Port News
Helens
Mont
West
Montana
Louis
S. Louis
Teller
Chicago
Morrison
Tey
Morgan
Alabama
Daniel
Virginia
Disappearance of Mrs Cody Leaves Tacoma Mystery Open
The wife of Arihue Body of Chicago vanished from her Tacoma parents home a week ago. Rumors she reached Portland were disproved as she was found elsewhere in Woodstock with another family. Detective Evans and Mrs Cody’s brother returned to Tacoma believing she may have taken her own life.
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Ore
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Chicago
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Portland
Cody
Woodstock
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Evans
F. Goodrich
Mra Cody
Eulogy in Supreme Court for late Chief Justice Ewing
In the Supreme Court room this morning three addresses honored the late Thomas Ewing, former chief justice of the Kansas Supreme Court. Ex Associate Justice A Krogman, ex Chief Justice Albert Horton, and John C Douglass of Leavenworth delivered eulogies before the court and attending attorneys.
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Frederick Warde Stars in King Lear at Savr Lake
Frederick Warde presented Shakespeare's King Lear in Savr Lake Utah before a crowded house. The production was superbly mounted with excellent costuming and a strong supporting cast including Charles D. Herman as Edgar, Charles Sutton as Edmund, John C. Hickey as the Fool, and Miss Fanny Gillette as Cordelia. Warde's performance drew repeated rounds of applause and he thanked the audience with a speech. The engagement is described as a complete artistic and social triumph and may become a signature part of his repertoire alongside Virginius.
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Savr Lake
Utah
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King Lear
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Lear
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Virginius
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Edgar
Charles Sutton
Edmund
John C. Hickey
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Dynamite attack targets Stimson home in Los Ancutss
Late night explosion under the residence of wealthy city resident T. D. Stimson alarms neighbors and prompts police to suspect a robbery attempt. A man seen fleeing was shot at, but not struck. The scene caused great consternation as officials investigate the motive and suspects.
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T. D. Stimson
Paute
Hendon
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