Populist Committees and State Party Figures
A fragmented OCR readout outlines the Populist party committees and key figures who controlled party fortunes. It references individuals such as Parsons, Pierce Bix, and others in a discussion of leadership and internal factional dynamics within the Populist era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoae
Peoples Party
Enem- Moe
Baie See
Jesistatens Hue
Ee Parsons
Sae
Pranktost
Pierce Bix
Ceres
Cleae
U S Navy Moves to Protect Venezuelan Interests
A Washington dispatch reports U S authorities plan to strengthen protection of American commercial and naval interests in Venezuela and surrounding Caribbean waters. Gunboats and ships including the Detroit and others may move toward Santo Domingo and New Orleans as tensions rise over the Venezuelan dispute and duties at the port of Puerto Cabello.
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New York Fé
Washington
Venesuela
Altiral
Puerto Cabell
Ferelon
Sania
New Orleans
Detroit
Pas Hudf
Elie Fagebip
New Yorks
Cola
Caribbean
Cooper boys in deadly kitchen confrontation
A dramatic daylight melee ends with Fred and Tom Cooper Cornered by a butcher’s boy whom they were stealing meat from. The father of the boy intervened as Tom drew a knife and Fred fired a revolver, which had been unloaded until the moment of action, before officers McElroy and Lucas took the Couper brothers into custody.
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Cooper Boys
Fred
Tom
Fred Couper
Suiden Hall
Trouble Begins As Atchison Colored Club Backs Bailey
Atchison February meeting at Tree Eleven hall reveals colored voters split over Halley and Curtis. Dr Hudson says meeting aimed at harmony, with white men excluded to avoid bias. Club seeks united pro Bailey support as organized labor at Beaton's factory voices loyalty to their employer.
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Atchison Colored Club
Bailey
Atchison
Tree Eleven
Curtis Een
Hudson
Curtis
Ball
Buller
Beller
Baller
Third Ward
Curtis Club
Uiis
Beaton's
Foledry
Sugar Refineries Pause Amid Market Slump
President Havemeyer of American Sugar Refining says most refineries have not lost money and will reopen after holiday demand. He notes closures at Spreckels Philadelphia and Jersey City plants with easing stock prices in the sugar trust.
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Saya
New York
Mavemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
War
Likut
Reading
Maxeme
Spreckel
Philadelphia
Jersey
Natun Rete
Wil Hatneburg
Sugar Trust
Stonk
Horribly Scalded Three Chicago Men Die in Boiler Blast
Chicago February 7 A steam boiler explosion at a city electric plant caused darkness and scalding injuries. Three men were hurt as the feed steam burst. One man, Doran, died. Patrick Donahue was severely scalded and likely to die. Injured also were Tescue Owrnangen Olen Langen and James Stack, with severe burns and injuries to hands and arms. They were rushed to County Hospital for treatment.
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Chicago
Doran
City Electric Mtzit
Hal
Patrick Donahue
Olen. Langen
County Hospital
James Stack
Laveen
Monster Twenty Story Office Building Planned in New York
The World & Company Realty plans a 20 story office building at Broad Street and Exchange Place in Manhattan. It will house about 369000 square feet of space and be valued near 4 million dollars with a land cost around 210000 dollars for a 100 by 200 foot site bought after an 1821 sale of 8155 dollars.
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Dean
Topeka
A. M. Roderick
Lime Street
Topyks
Jaftten
Howley & Snow
Rowley & Snow
Kansas Ave
Fester-Miilurn Co
Buffalo
New York
Broad Straet and
White Pass and Yukon reopen after snow blockade
Snow blockade broken restores rail service between Skaguay and Bennett after over two weeks. Officials expect no further trouble as trains resume, with lines to Seattle and Pacific Coast routes promoted.
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White Pass
Yukon
Seatsin
White Pans
Divorce Suit Filed By Laura B Spencer
Mrs Laura B Spencer files for divorce from her husband with case details listed in federal court documents. The report notes ongoing court activity and mentions related filings and local civic matters affecting Topeka.
Shakespeare Notice and Sunflower Banquet Amid Evening Events
Associate members are asked to bring tickets to the Shakespeare letture song recital. Sunflower Banquet tonight at Chetpas. Populist politicians and Democratic Mangers of the Sunflower league host and manage under the local Democratic League. W F Sion in charge of food and drink. trains to Chetemm expected. Columbian Stock Company Crawford theater Thursday night with ladies free. Sante Fe Special Train Padurewski concert Thursday evening 287 for the sound trip.
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Columbian Stock Company
Crawford Theater
Tauretay
Columbian
Toledo
Rape Murray
W. Thomomn
Murray
Aidies Free
Galuimblis Stock Company
Crawford
Ladies Frew
Colambian Stock Company
Crawfard
Ladies’ Music Lab
Chetpa
Democratic League
W. F. Sion
Chetemm
Ladies Frye
Sante Fe
Kansas City
Padurewski
North Topeka social notes and local meetings
North Topeka column lists residents visiting, travel, and small events. Items include Glen Bryan's tonsillitis, Arnold Dauber heading to Oxlaherma, Miss May Warneck visiting Valencia, and several local social calls at 324 Jackson street. Community meetings at fire station No. 1 and a Baptist church reception for 27 new members are announced. Welsh gatherings and forthcoming meetings at 617 Lime Street and 10 East Sixth Street are noted, inviting participation.
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Kimball Printing Company
Kansas Avenue
Ai. Baird
Chicara Yester
Glen Bryan
Arnold Dauber
Walter Walkiey
Kansas City
North Topeka
May Warneck
Valencia
Hollel
K. Winans & Son
Cureus Club
Ede
Dan
Manhattan
Union Pacific
Sirs Dun
T. J. Pearson
Herrieton
Arnold Property
Jackson Street
L. Mather
Atettson
M.A. Swift
Mitchell
Nan Dees
A- M. Petro
Cawker City
M. W
Tomiorpow
Body To the Union
The
Baptist Church
Rennie
Benjamin Nunley
Meriden
D. Heisi
Fisk
Tawen Stevens
Hnock Thomas
Lime Street
Davies
East Sixth Street
Republicans Quarrel Over Harmony Proposition In Delaware
Delaware Republicans split as regular state committee rejects a harmony proposal from the Union Republican faction. The 14 to 0 vote dismisses Addicks’ role in Delaware party unity since 1888, citing his repeated moves to hinder Republican success.
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Delaware
Wilmington
Del
Republicans
Union Republican
Ad- Aivka
Wtate
Lily White Republicans Nominate Ticket in Louisiana
In Alexandria the Lily White Republican convention nominated C. Taylor Cade for governor with W. G. Wylie as lieutenant governor and W. J. Behn named secretary of state. Slay Knobidot was listed as attorney general, Ian F. J. Woodward as treasurer, c Weeks as auditor, and the education head Ray as superintendent. Fusion with Populists not effected. a conference committee was formed to negotiate with adherents opposed to Democracy, the Republican and Populist ticket seen as likely to favor Democratic success.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Alexandria
Ickett
C. Taylor Cade
W.G. Wylie
W. J. Behn
Remubticans
American Woolen company elects new board in Jersey City
New York reports the American Woolen company held its first annual meeting in Jersey City. Charlie T. Flint and Frank Jones were elected directors. Two retiring directors, J. Clifford Woodhull and Frank Kittage, were reappointed. About two thirds of capital stock voted. President Ayre announced first six weeks sales reached 56.5 million dollars and full year sales are projected at 56 million.
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New York
American Woolen Company
Jersey City
Charlie T. Flint
Frank Jones Temouth
N. Fl
Joseph Ray
Joseph Fiete
J. Clifford Woodhull
Frank Kittsetge
Oficers
Ayre
Ustal
Doniphan County Republicans Plan Early Convention
Doniphan County Republicans schedule an early convention to launch work for Haley. The county convention is set for February 2 to elect delegates to the First District Congressional convention in Atchison about a month later. A Saturday event features a lecture by Rev. Charles Lo Ainsworth on Hypnotism and Suggestion, with a door collection after a Columbian Stock Company program at Crawford Theater.
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Doniphan County Sepublicans
Haliey
Atchikon
Petmareg
Bobruary
Eadies Free
Columbian Stock Company
Crawford Theater
Aincgin Post Hall
Charles Lo Ainsworth
Colussbian Stock Company
Police
Barnes W. E Cunningham
Tyler Popekin
W. T. Care Journal
West Street
J. Keine
Kansas Ave
National Hotel
Chas
Avarene AB
Journal
Quincy
Doran Declares Candidacy for County Commissioner Race
Thomas F. Doran announces candidacy for county commissioner in a Republican primary race. He states his intention to run in the district shaping local governance and calls for support from voters in the upcoming party primary.
Local Race Announced for Shaynes County Office
A candidate announces run for a county office in Shaynes County Kentucky. The statement emphasizes Republican affiliation and calls for public support this spring.
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Sity
Conmuisalonen
Shaynes County
Keriins
Atvied Ey
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H. C. Bowman
Columbian Building
Kansas
Notorious Cooper Boys
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Havemeyer
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Nebraska
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Utah
Pacific Coast
California
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Bluck Hills
Montana
Puget Sound
St Joseph
Seattle
Northwest Region
Standard Railroad
LW. Wakelet
Bt Louis
Atc
J.C. Bramball
Sal St. Kansas City
Howat Elliott
Mominea
Mexendria
Favor Code
Itera
Herwig-Havell
Republican Party
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Filmore
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Sree Taeuers
Hawk
Leavenworth
Kopeka
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Oakuad
Asa Stine
Garret
Heltevue
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Julie Moawad
Kaye
Ditch Rae
William Wenn
Tekand
Cook
Alert
Sheplird
W. Neste
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Vent Street
Epworth
Jeasa
Tibar
Whlene Sieemane
Atohinos
Packhurst
Riaver Drew Hay
Ayer
Mc Hinkinas
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Fourteenth
van Husen Streeh
Dhe Wbur
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Philippines
Crom
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Ted Wien
John van Vechten O
Skinner
Jew
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Weik
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Poatoice Department
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Ture
Hull
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Saylor
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Shakespeare
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M Stock Company
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Tadentan Alent
Doniphan Will
Lead
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Thomas F. Doran
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Soraey
Iesean
Eanes
Rogen
M.D. Care Journal
Seamutrest
Jone Nai
Railroad St
Woodward
Baltimore
Field
Barber College
St. Louis
Harrison Sre
North Quincy St
Senarat
Tyler Street
Taylor St
Oy Caxton
Font Bindlaanith Ap
Cave Curnal
Capelcs
Ft. X
Cave Journal
H. W. McAfee
Kanaveni
Lincoln St
Hauses Ave
Hoor
East Eighth Ahree
Kansan Avenue
Topeks Avenue
Ransis
Wharton
Ragetidmane Trienan
Mooty
Chapman
Momiy
Unio
Quincy Rivok
Eesiaeg Lik' One
Eesigige
Befmaaier
What's the
Saaenenenet Teare Journal
Torin Bete
Branner
Raihe
Nadloae
Wolfs Haniware
Wear
Shillington
As Ave
Immigration & Thalty. CO
Manspeaker & Ireon
Kodveatura Liscourt
GEO
M. Noble & Co
Escoe
Sherman
Crawford Butting
Privace
Hannah Kibiberg
Harrison St
Ryder
Gordan
Central Ave
Ida , Barnes, M.D
Maets Thorner
Pukaay Avenue
Tope
James B
Ayden
Cycle CO
Nationsl
Union
TopEka Cycle CO
Jonestale
Venus
C.D. Skinner
East
Milton Brown
Suke
Kan
C. H. Gutsor
Mes
Rohague
Groves
Kansae Ave
Dent
West Eighth
M. Burkett
Monroe St
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