Tiger Bill’s Methinks on Kansas Liquor Question
The article quotes Tiger Campbell of Wientiae urging a plan to settle the liquor issue in Kansas. It discusses a prohibition platform and the GOP stance, arguing for temperance and potential political gains. It notes factions within the Populists and proposes a stance on drug and liquor questions as a political leverage point.
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Tiger Bill
Kansas
Tiger Bus
Campbell
Wientiae
Topeka
Republican Party
le Sndesbe
Pool Tournament Arranged in Jamuwey 25 at Topeka Club
A local pool tournament is planned in Topeka with entries open in Jamuwey 25. The prize structure awards two percent in the second prize and per cent in the third, with the fourth prize, plus delivery terms for winners. The eventual winner is the participant with the highest percentage of games won, with forfeited games counted.
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Azentarion Han
Jamuwey
Single tax meetings scheduled in Kansas City discussions
The first state contention of the single tax movement will reset to Kansas City with meetings at Silver HeadQuarters Kansas Avenue. A 1 oclock Tuesday session opens concerns over single tax, with speakers including Rt Shediker of Hartford Kas and hopes to bring Jerry Simpson to address. The effort aims to influence legislation regarding the single tax as a broader method of taxation. Queen Will Approve the Treaty is noted with parliament opening remarks and anticipated congratulations.
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Kansas Avenue
Uelock
RT. Shediker
Hartford
Kas
Phe Stasis
Kansas
Comstock Narrowly Escapes Mob on New York Train
In New York this morning Jam Anthony Comstock was nearly mobbed by angry aviomen and conductors on the Third Avenue railroad. He claimed an officer of the United States government to be saved from being pulled from the car. An incident near Mali Street involved gripman Patrick McFlush and others as a crowd surged, with wheels running over a bystander and Comstock leaping to confront the driver. Police were called as the confrontation escalated.
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New York
Anthony Comstock
Thint Avenue
Patrick McFlush
Gripman
Mali Street
Boston
screek @ wegen
Combensed Milk Company
August Hagentecker
Thi Jrasun
Comstock
Anthony
Republican League Clash Over County Unit Endorsement
Two Shawnee County Republican factions led by A. Bronke and Oscar Swayze clashed for an hour at the Flambeau club rooms over forming a county league. The debate centered on whether to organize a mammoth Republican club or a formal county league aligned with state party efforts.
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A. Bronke
Oscar Swayze
Republican Flambeau Club
Brooke
Simiar
Cincinnati
Swasee
Wame
Lincoln Club
Clicinhati
Brown
Topeka
Titus
State House
Oscar Swayse
County
Searle
Whale County
Ierk
Solners
Sticent
Repubiants
Republican Party
State League
Swayer
League
Kansas
Hupteen
Mr. Swayze
Mr. Hunteon
Str. Swayze
M. Alexander
Second Ward
Woolverton
Woolverton Susteswd
Swayse
God Bie
Farmat Beart Tt
New York
Clutewer
Bonds Direct Purchases Set By State School Funds
State school fund commissioners move to buy bonds directly from holders to cut brokers fees. Superintendent Stryker leads the change, shifting all future bond purchases away from middlemen to owners. About 90,000 dollars await investment in the permanent school fund.
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Commisssionere
Stryker
Commis. Siuners
Rts
Sehiool Fund
Harbor at Mazatlan contract for harbor construction
A Mexican project awards a contract for a first class harbor at Mazatlan with depth over unspecified feet. The work is expected to take about three years and cost around 10.08 Mexican pesos per ton or the specified unit.
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San Hees
Cal
Islawandea
Galrestan
Xd Specifeations
Sisabetss
Governor Leedy's New Suit and Local Notices
City editor notes a locally built suit for Governor Leedy's inauguration dress by Mr. Forager amid a string of advertisements and letters. The piece also cites endorsements for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Ayers Pills, with readers urged to view the upcoming April 2 hearing and a Woman's Edition of the Westfield News.
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Leedy
Major McKinney
Forager
Burlington N-ws
Weattid
Fren & Correspondent
Chamberlain
Urus
Shawnee County Republican League Organized with Officers
The Shawnee County Republican League was organized with George W Crans as president and Oscar Sway as secretary, John M Wilkerson as treasurer, and ward vice presidents elected. Several townships and outside areas were named as members. a meeting was set for February three weeks after the last Saturday. The county central committee also discussed appointing a pension agent, praising a steadfast Republican.
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County League
Yetine George Crane
Shawnee County
Republican Leasue
George W Crans
Oscar Sway
Tressure
John M. Wilkerson
George Baird
Leroy Currier
W. Parker
W. A
Bird
Dennis Hope Si Dent
Vibe Praia
Hope
Silver Lake
Hilexy Ayres
Tecumseh
Mission
Ter Heth
J. Ware Butter
Mammoth Ciub
Ho We Phillips
Bert Swan
County Committee Meeting Shapes GOP Campaign Debts
Shawnee County Republican central committee met Saturday to settle campaign debts, report deficits and unpaid assessments. A new oversight committee of Titus, Heil, and A Wallace was appointed to investigate expenditures and pursue orderly party planning after the election.
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Shawnee County
Republican Central
Tsinptr
George W. Crane
Mr. Gault
Peter Heil
Gant
Crane
Murer
Jack
Pe iYee
Titus
A. Wallace
Heil
Tius
Republican Party
Mr. Brooke
A. C. Wallace
All For Major Anderson
The Shawnee county Republican central committee enthusiastically adopted resolutions introduced by Captain C H Titus endorsing Mejor for pension agent. The action stresses loyalty and dedication to veterans as essential for the pension agent role.
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Swawnee
T. J. Amf
Nuaher
Republican Central Committee
C.H. Titus
Shawnee County
Jate Sciurtar
Republic
Reunion of Blue and Gray in Kansas Legislature
Kiowa county veteran Patton, an ex Confederate, rejoined the House after a long Civil War career marked by imprisonment, parole, and multiple captures. He seemed determined to back chaplain William Irelan, while recounting personal war stories and a bond with Union ally Wilson over a famed cannon episode near Vicksburg.
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Senate
Sremion
Harry Landis
Pale
Democrats
Lan
Patton
Topeka
Tut Oice
Willham Irelan
North Topeka
Missionary Ridge
Mr. Patten
Patten
Wison of Stanton
Pattim Fer
Saturnay
Wilson
Greer
Confederacy
Greece
Wille
Lady Davis
Vicksburg
Cincinnati
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Baldein
Care
Cor
Aberdeen
Miss
Fatton
Wallets and memories cross a Topeka street tale
An elderly man recalls a long life at a Topeka gathering, recounting poker debts and a treasured wallet carried for 29 years. He shares a heartfelt moment about losing a wallet containing funds, reflecting on friendships and times past as a crowd listens.
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Walter N.ee
Pattern
Mr. Alten
Matt Ransom
North Carolina
Matt
Topeka
New York's Poor Faces Record Relief Strain
In New York and Brooklyn the relief system strains under unprecedented applicant numbers. Albert Day of the Brooklyn Society notes a rising tide of new requests from those previously spared and fears funds will not cover the increased need as charity groups report growing hardship and limited resources.
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New York
Yan
Brooklyn
Albert FL Day
Ai Meene
Brooklyn Aciety
Judicial Contest Inflames Third District Nomination Fight
In a tense contest, candidates from the Third district faced disputes over nominating convention name usage. A narrow by a small margin decided Riggs’ challenge and Blees prepared to contest results, with plans to leverage the legal case in the state senate. Peerless Steam Laundry.
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Ese Lewresce
Asnaisaca
Riggs
Chutes A Smart
Ottawa
Blees
Etate Senate
Mary French Field to headline Gilheary Hall reading
Mary French Field daughter of Eugene Field will read at Gilheary hall this evening. She will be assisted by local talent as part of a small program featuring emerging readers from the community.
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Wil
Library Hall
Mary French Field
Joie Eugene Field
Ceadingy
Gilheary Hall
Mise Field
Pots of Gold Found in Old Bronett House Discovery
New York January reports reveal a cache unearthed during demolition of an old house. Part Indian skeleton and coins comprise the treasure, with a stock of Bills and gold coins later found in rafters and sacks. Judge Avery had purchased the property for moving it, while watershed land concerns created further dispute.
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New York
Jan
Amd
Avery
Geatecely
Ortamen
Av— Eli Jase
Campaigner Praise and Fractured Phrases in Fort Scott
Fragmentary OCR notes praise for campaign work by local figures including Mack Love and John W. Breidenthal. Quoted lines reference independent politics, effective work, and gratitude for services in a Bryan Free Silver era. Mentions Peters, Botkin, Boyle, Fort Scott Business Mens' Club, Congressman Dockery and Governor Sununu.
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Mack Love
John W
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