Johnson Out Favoring McKinley for President
Judge J Johnson backs McKinley as the preferred Republican for president, arguing a majority of Kansas Republicans favor the Ohio man. He cites tariff policy, revenue needs, and restored prosperity while criticizing Cleveland era tariffs and the Democratic Parker administration. Anderson also weighs backing for delegate at large but remains undecided.
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Jedge J. Johnson
Wilkes McElgley
Kesses
Wat McKlai
Johnem
McKintay
StaTe Journal
Jadge Jutinewn
Juuwece Wall
McKistey
Americas
Petar T. J. Anderson
Jovunxat
Lerge
Mejor Andersen
McKinley
Iem
Delegsto
Mcbinleyee
Silver Men Today Conference in Weaker Gold Issue
About one hundred silver men gathered at a conference in Wasutyaroy under the American bimetallic league. Gou ALA Warner presided and urged action against gold standard forces, aiming to harmonize plans for a national convention to nominate presidential candidates. Separate items note a penitentiary sentence for A. O. A. W. funds embezzlement and other court actions including amateur robbers trial and political endorsements in Westliche Post and Havana dispatches.
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Wasutyaroy
American Bimetalle League
Gou Ala Warner
Gould Standard
United States
Poetess Murdered in New York Home Death
Mary E Hills a retired schoolteacher known as a poetess was found dead in her cottage near Maranoneck. The body shows signs of a struggle with possible dragging down stairs. Dre Suxceil, who examined the body, could not determine the exact cause of death. Neighbors suspect foul play.
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Mary E. Hille
Mer
Maury
New York
Mary E. Hills
Cupposed
Ample Menna
E Poetens
Mise Hills
Dre ‘Suxceil
Oklahoma City Business Delegation To Visit Topeka
A delegation of Oklahoma City business leaders plans to visit Topeka on January 27. The group will meet Topeka’s Commercial Club and will be hosted by a committee to arrange proper entertainment and introductions during their stay.
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Topeka
Adit
Espbryubes
F. C. Vopeuve
G. Jones
Oklahoma City
Prince Henry of Battenburg Dies in 1896 Dispatch
A Cowes dispatch reports Prince Henry of Battenburg husband of Princess Beatrice of England died after contracting fever while in Asptt. He was the third son of Prince Alexander of Battenburg and uncle to Ludwig II. Born October 5, 1859, he served as governor of the Isle of Wight and Caryebrook. They had four children.
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Balttenborg
Ludwig II
Grand Duke of
Hussa
Beatrice
Isle of Wight
Caryebrook
Salisbury in Effigy
An effigy of Salisbury was made and paraded through the streets on January 22. The procession halted at the plaza for a mock trial, the figure was condemned and killed, and the crowd removed the covering and tore the effigy into pieces for distribution.
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Vendusiaus
Fieoes
Camiscan
Salisbury
Plax
Public Library Faces $193 Deficit for 1805 Year
At last night’s public library directors meeting it was reported the year’s total cost was 5027.05 with income 4420.67, creating a deficit of 193.48. Several board members including Edward Wilder and Dr Sheldon were named for reappointment considerations. Six hundred twenty one books were added during the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Library
Edward Wilder
Martin
D. Gray
F. C. Popenos
C. Jilson
Jis. Shellabarger
N. & Finndy
George D. Hale
Cold Wave From Arctic Nears Kansas Rail Lines
After two weeks of dreary weather the forecast calls for a cold wave moving from Arctic regions toward Kansas. The first section is set to arrive early tomorrow, with strong winds and falling temperatures expected to freeze surfaces along the Atilet to park pond. South winds promise cleared skies, while eastern Kansas reports fog and light snow. Western lines report cloudy damp conditions, and Texas Colorado describe cloudy cool weather with New Mexico clear.
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Kansas
Derth
Arctic
Atiletto Park
Santa Fe
Rock Leland
Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
National Woman's Suffrage Association Opens Convention
The twenty eighth annual convention starts tomorrow at the Church of Our Father in Washington with Miss Anthony Mrs A Taylor Upton and Carrie Upton among attendees. Elizabeth Cady Stanton cannot attend but will send a letter to Miss Anthony. In Leavenworth Kansas a $100000 damage suit against Dr Keeley continues with March 9 date set and requests for security costs and related rulings.
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Washington
Wasmisatox
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Ghurah
Misa Anthony
A. Taylor Upton
Carrie Upton
Elizabeth Cady
Unou
Miss Anthony
Heedley
Leavenworth
Kay
Charles F. Johnson
Sealle E. Keeley
Deight
Dicrior
Apo
Defendent
Allison Campaign Shifts to Independent Iowa Strategy
From the State Journal’s Washtin gton special the Allison drive expands beyond New York and Pennsylvania. Hepburn signals a broad, independent push into Kansas and neighboring states to secure votes, with two wings guiding efforts in Congress and the state, aiming to mobilize Iowa and Midwest supporters for a convention showing.
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State Journal
Arnctox
Allison
Laws
Hepburn
Journal
Kansas
Allison Seanmeet
Bausae
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
Mmissouri
Iowa
Alison
Sare
New York
Paavit
Michigan
Allison Mansgere
Wxgest
Hig
Congress
Gear
Henderson
Ite
Horace McMilan
Republican State Central
Bicycle Romance Ends In Tragic Chase On Road
A muddled tale from London Punch features Lady Agatha and Algernon Fla pet in a feisty escapade atop Coventry steeds. Barons, disobedience, and a doomward chase end when the baron wrecks his machine and plunges to his death, while Agatha and Algernon escape to a castle and marry.
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Gramercy
Deco
Agatha
Agata
Algersont
Samdir
Jomler
Pitz Clarence
Fuvelurenca
Agaths
London Punch
Artz A Bad Egg in Ottawa Free Love Scandal
Ottawa woman draws General Artz into infidelity plot. Letters exchanged intercepted by Mrs Artz lead to confrontation and a later disappearance of the ex adjutant general. Friends doubt contact with his wife, while Mrs Artz seeks legal counsel and possible divorce. Firemen praise and vanity noted in unrelated Philadelphia Call excerpt.
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Ariz
Geo
Anther
Hicks' Filta
Artz
State
Fred Thinkers’ Association
Topekae
Wne
Ottawa
Mia Artz
Topeka
Mia Aziz
Discipline on Russian Ships.
A clipping reports a mutiny aboard a Russian airship in the Pacific. The crew allegedly received harsh punishment, with stories claiming life exile to Siberia as retribution. The piece notes strong discipline and cites naval officers who defend or recount harsh methods.
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Pacifs
Siberia
Ressia
Pali Mall
Baird Chosen State Secretary by Kansas Association
The Kansas association board in Topeka extended a call to Andrew Baird of Minneapolis to become state secretary, succeeding E M Aiken. Baird, former general secretary of the Wichita group, would earn 1200 dollars yearly plus moving expenses. Out of town attendees included Judge Nuls Case, Bruno Holt, Prof A J Olin, Prof D F Shirt, and W Hazen.
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M. CA
Topeka
Wnd
Andrew Baird
Minneapolis
Kansas
E M. Aiken
A. E Moody
Moody
Baird
Minnespolia
Nuls F.case
Cawego
Bruno Holt
Kan
City
A. 3. Olin
Kansas City
D. F. Shirt
Abilene
W. Hazen
Lawrence
Meeting date moved for Popular State Central committee
Breidenthal of the Popular State Central committee announced a change from Saturday February 15 to Friday February 14 with meetings at 7 30 PM. The Reform Prows executive committee will meet in Topeka the day after February 15.
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Feyi
Breidenthal
Popular State Central Committee
Reform Prows Association
Topeka
Gillett Resigns Position Effective April Fifteenth
Gillett quits his role with the resignation taking effect on April 15. The announcement specifies his departure date and notes his exit from his current duties.
Resignation of Santa Fe auditor GillettLikely successor named
Santa Fe general auditor W Gillett has resigned to pursue “something better” with his term to end April 10 or May 1. J F H McKibben is favored to succeed him, with potential candidates C S Sutton and C B Sutrecelpis mentioned. The board will decide promptly. topeka reports note past audits and reorganizations shaping the move amid ongoing railway affairs.
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W. KK. Gillett
Santa Fe
Ripley
Gillett
Colorado
New York City
New York Central Railway
Hue
Leon
John Whinehart
Road
Gillete
de Ben
Mator
Mr. Gillett
Giller
Celpis
Mchitter
Satton
Auditog Department
Chicago, Santa Fe & California Railway
Topeks
Sutton
W. J. Healy
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