Populists of Kansas Weigh Caldwell for President
A Kansas Populist state chairman says Judge Henry G Caldwell is under consideration as a presidential candidate. Breidenthal explains disputes over Santa Fe bondholders fees were agreed by the parties, justifying Caldwell's order. Caldwell is described as popular with labor and faced with resignation if nominated.
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Henry G Caldwell
Kansas
Fhusa
Arkansas
Jona W. Breidenthal
Populist State Central Committee
Kansas Populists
Judges Caldwell
Weeldenthal
Caldwell
Popaliet
Tiere
Junge Catuwell
Draveiag
Amancer
Judge Caldwell
Chicaso
Mtavéir
Fromen
To Meet in March for Delegates to Hull Convention
Chairman Richardson announced that Secretary Pepperell is authorized to call the Democratic ratio committees at Topeka in the first week of March to set the time of the convention to elect delegates to the national convention. The report from Bassus notes Penocentric Chemical Comseities as context for the meeting.
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Bassus
Ponte
Siete Journal
Richardson
Pepperell
Demme “Ratio Committees
Topeka
Oa Houal
Comedian Dixey to Perform in Atchison Tonight
Noted American comedian Dixey will appear in The Lottery of Lava in Atchison and Lincoln tonight, amid local controversy over earlier acts. The town, population 35 002, has faced cancellations and protests over prior engagements, with audiences later showing interest in Dixey’s venue.
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Bite
Carrie Russell
Mr. Crawford
Fi Onge
Gataven
Charley
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Icy Lecture Exalts Greenland Natives at Hamilton Hall
Prof Pycho and Prof Dyche lectured on Greenland and Melville Bay last evening. Dyche described Arctic life as peaceful, healthy natives who know no disease, urging Americans to emulate them. He hinted at a pole expedition, planning provisions for five years, and praised his bold, blunt speaking style during the talk.
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Pycho
Greenland
Fcy Hountaine
Shacilion Hatt
Dyche
Porkape
Melville Bay
Mamilton Ball
Esquiman
Melville
Cos
Prof Dyche
Army's disgrace officers blamed as bad lot
War department secrets expose misconduct as secretary Lamont faces officers over whisky and women linked to a murder and an attempted assassination of the colonel at Wasursotos on January 25.
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Wasursotos
Lamont
War Department
Tudge Henry Caldwall Nominated for President by State Journal
A long campaign report from Arkansas outlines the Populists and Caldwell, with references to the 1890s press, party dynamics, and anticipated nomination at a future gathering. It notes Judge Caldwell’s reception, possible opposition, and reform-era military issues involving Col Crofton.
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Tudge Henry
Caldwall
Sduscln
United States
The
State Journal
Fire at a Church Fair in Farley’s Village
A blaze during a Hoanta Catholic fair in Farley’s village west of this place caused a panic last night. Women and children fainted and many were trampled as guests fled the opera house block. The Loomis hotel, two small stores and two residences were destroyed. Estimated losses reach $30,000. origin of the fire is unknown.
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Farley
Loomis Hotel
Opera Bow
Opera House
Troutman Declines Renomination for Lieutenant Governor
James A. Troutman says he will not seek re election as Lieutenant Governor explaining only that he readied his mind last summer and will offer no reasons. Friends say the move clears him to seek the governorship, potentially opening a crowded field for Lieutenant Governor.
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Gientena
Severnor
James A. Troutman
Troutman
Yodey
Morrill
Candide Inte
Feld
Italians Evacuate Mecca Al Sip With Honors of War
Rome reports Italian forces besieged at Mecca Al Sip have evacuated the position with honors of war. The news has sparked relief and joy among natives, seen as a possible peace gesture between Italy and Abyssinia in the wake of the event.
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Rome
Jav
Newas Wis
Meks Alsip
Pasar
Italy
Americans In Transvaal Paroled Except Hammond
The state department reports nearly all American prisoners in the Transvaal are released on parole. Hammond alone remains jailed but his case differs by a constitutional invitation to Jameson. Proclamations call for restraint, and leaders urge peace as authorities prepare prosecutions with no set date.
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Wasnhoron
State de Munt Toder
Maslon
Johannesburg
Olney
Parolle
Hammond
Jameson
Transvaal
Clement
Nota
Avery
Arizona
Oklahoma Visitors Meet Moves to Monday Evening
A local committee arranging the Oklahoma visitors plans to hold a business meeting Monday night at 2 30 pm. The decision aims to prepare for the visit and coordinate activities for the guests with discussions on arrangements and tasks.
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Oklahowma
Grand Jury Indicts Two in Liquor Sale Case
Ben Jordas colored and John Binur white were indicted by the grand jury this afternoon for selling liquor. Two other indictments were returned against another man for the same offense, but he has not yet been arrested. The article then shifts to a political column discussing England's Venezuela policy and international tensions with Venezuela and British Guiana.
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John Binur
England
Veorsuetan Potter
Europe
Berlin
Venezuela
Ite
New England
Charles Cameron Leesa
British Guiana
Scyn
Individus
United States
Annie Diggs Talks on Colorado Suffrage and Woman Legislat ors
Mrs Annie L Diggs recently in Washington for the national woman suffrage meeting discusses her Colorado voting rights and will lecture on Women and Legislators. She stresses moral influence in lawmaking and notes Colorado Wyoming and Utah as modern republics.
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State Journal
Annia L . Diggs
Kauses
Colorado
National Association
Washington
Colombo
Dings
Lome
Diegs
Wat
Wyoming
USA
Mrs. Diggs
National Suffrage Association
Kaneasure
Diggs
Kansan
Biss
Susan B Anthony
Jocaxa
Stiss Anthony
Beropiniou
Kauras
Thear
Mra Diggs
Caion
Baker Foresees Populists Surging in Kansas Fusion Talk
Senator Baker of Kansas urged for free coinage of silver and tariff reform, arguing for 16 to 1 coinage if beneficial, as Republicans face Populist strength. He indicated Populists may unite with Democrats to defeat Republicans, with fusion likely across three tickets. The State Journal notes Baker’s hope of Populist growth and possible cross-ticket cooperation in Kansas politics.
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Baker
Kansas
United States
Republican Party
Jos Uie State Journal
Waseiseyes
Fusiow
Br. Baker
Lord Leighton Dead President of Royal Academy dies of heart disease
Sir Frederick Leighton aged 86, president of the Royal Academy, died after a chill and rapid heart failure. The obituary notes his long tenure at the academy and his prominence in the arts. A second brief item reports a planned polo or prize event with local scheduling details and a weekly bank statement summary noting changes in reserves and loans. Five men are jailed in a Wichita burglary case linked to the Howard store robbery.
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Royal Academy
Lowpos
Janu
Lord Leighton
Frederick Leighton
The
Lord Latchton
Witernoon
Hae
Seward
John Gardiner
Wes
Wichita
Howard
F. Smith
Harry Johnson
Monkers
Directors Chosen From the Leading Oklahoma City Business Men
The Oklahoma City business men select a slate of directors for the Topeka Commercial Club. The appointees, nearly all willing to serve, will be reported to the club meeting next Tuesday evening. The board aims to unify business interests, with plans to address quarters and organizational goals. A statement from the Kansas City Commercial Club secretary emphasizes the nonpolitical, social aims of delegation visits and informal receptions to foster neighborly ties.
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Davis
agras upua iheeM@iera
Parthansat
Topeka
Jooel
Downing
Kuness City Commercial Club Froi
Clendening
Acme
Oir
Oklahoma City Commercial Club to Visit Topeka
Oklahoma City Commercial Club will arrive in Topeka Monday afternoon at 4 40 for a visit scheduled to continue until Tuesday morning. The purpose is to foster trade relations between Oklahoma City and eastern cities with a delegation hosted by the Topeka Commercial Club. A committee led by F G Poppen, S E Or, C S EI M Crosby and J P Davis arranged plans, with further details to be set at a later meeting.
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Shoma
Commercial Club
Oklahoma City
Topeka
Santa Fe
Noi Ther
Am Association
Oklahome City
Kannas City
Louis
F. Qo. Popenne
M. Crosby
J. P. Davis
Alfarene Milling Convecos
Leber
Ccleban
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