Bland Talks Free Coinage in Next Fall's Election
A Missouri report on Bland arguing for free coinage of silver and the need for the United States to adopt a single monetary standard. He contends immediate action would influence national policy, push other nations to follow, and revive trade and prosperity, with the Democratic ticket leaning toward silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Richard Parks
Mivesut
Fer
Jost
Louie
Thahowehly
United Stites
Aller
United States
Two-Thirds Rule Debate at Chicago Convention
Chicago July 1 delegates debate abrogating the two thirds rule for nomination in the upcoming convention. Strong factions favor changing the rule while others argue it is undemocratic. If retained the difficulty of securing two thirds may shape nominating strength and decisiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiceeo
Moyernior
Silver moves to split Democratic ranks at Chicago
Southern delegates resist New Yorks free silver push as factions within the Democratic camp maneuver around Cleveland Whitney and Wall Street. Aims to rally silver supporters in hopes of swaying the Chicago convention while Horatio Hunt and colleagues defend sound money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louis Sanford
Fis
Fstitor
Eotevard
Sanford
Whitney
Cleveland
Prapwes
Marc Manon
Charles GF. Fairchild
New York
Newanagers
Wall
Wall Etreet
Jain
Whitney Bei
City rivals swirl amid Altgeld talk at Shermin House
In New York and Chicago murmurs rise over Altgeld for chairman as Governor Stone and other leaders meet at the Sherman House. Delegates debate possible permanent nomination while Altgeld’s supporters insist he will not accept any honor or position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altgeld
Chicago
Ale
Stone
Shermin House
Altzeld
New Man In Appellate Judicial Convention At Wyandotte
At Wyandotte Kaocas Cy Kansas July 1 240 pm the vote in the appellate judicial convention remained thin. On the 15th ballot Wells Spangler Hicks led Wells of Seneca nominated with Wells gaining support from Putnam county and others in the late rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaocas
Wells
Seneca
Welle
Kansas City delegates weigh in on Trickett faction moves
A party leader and delegates from Wyandotte and Trickett counties discuss yesterday's convention actions in Lawrence. Judge John T. Sims says the Knot of manipulated deals was expected and will not derail the state convention plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hots Telanid
Kansas City
Kan
Deland Pink
Doniphan Boas
John T. Sims
Kun
Kun., One of Other Delégates From His County. Judge Sims
Lawrence
Wyandotte
Tn Rilkins
State Journal
Smile Sims
Male
United Confederate veterans honor Richmond reunion resolution
An American Civil War commemoration in Richmond honors fallen comrades and praises the dedication of a memorial monument. Delegates from camps across the United Confederate Veterans pledge support for a broader veteran movement and the city of Chicago receives thanks for hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmund
Gon
United Confederate Veterans
Lewibn
Delecates
O. Do Lee
Lee
Richmond
Kidd Douglass
United Confederate Veteranie
Chhnaga
Mt Derpeluel
Gen Tee
Young Kansan Republicans Hold Heated Convention
The Kansas Republican delegate gathering in Heintitumo features Jim Legate and Lt. Col. Anthony of Leavenworth among a notably youthful delegation. Speakers praise McKinley Hobart and the St Louis platform while committees conclude amid spirited applause and order.
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Hineswisi Wa
Heintituo
Kansas
Fease
Jim Legate
Bt Anthony
Leaveworth
Kavais
Tom Anderson de Tooke
Judes Culver
Emporia
Tim Stover
Wumtert
Phil
Scott
Boise Wa
H. D. Pisher
Messiniey
Willeecksen
Oakley
Cis
Callar
Pisher
J. Ralph Burtee
Judgne Sutton
Velo
Stald
Charles F. Scott
General Grosvenor
St. Louis
William McKinley
MrKigtey
Centon
Hobart
West
Pryaident Scott
Ieery Plank
Kaptis
Tellerist
Blandinm
Lserice
Mater Scott Stord
Amilnar
Congressmatr Calderbend
St. Lous
McKinley
Witton Khe
Thie Sation
Tephimas Party
Stowe
Loffie Wort
Wax
INGALLS VISITS TOWN NAMED SENATOR TALKS PLATFORM
Ex United States Senator John J Ingalls arrived in town and declined interview requests. He stated he is a Republican and did not plan an immediate speech on the St Louis platform. He reiterated support for free coinage of silver, saying he remains a Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calderberd
Aid Ue
St. Louis
W. A. Calderhead
H. FE. Peach
Pyurth
Jona Randolph
John Q. Reyes
Stadh
Kanna II
Ugiin
Republicitt
William McKinley
Garrett A. Hobart
Stout
Chaieman Gaett
Mike Sutton
Dodge City
Madison
James F. le Kate
United States
Sesnoir
John J. Tagnils
Esun
Polipictane
Sim
Tam
St Louis
Tim
Ingalls Weald
Turbulent night on East Fifth Street ends in arrest
Two young people were arrested on East Fifth Street after an altercation with police. The incident, witnessed by residents near a building, led to court appearances and a request to defer the case. In other news, local baseball team Trpera claims a poor road trip from Junation City with results prompting a next game against Holton. References to specific players and teams are noted, with scattered unrelated notices on train specials and travel opportunities.
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Gener Iurgers
Voung
East Fifth Street
Sutherland
May Wilson
Cone
Fifth Street
Tom
Cirl
Oakland
McKinley Meets Hobart in Informal Canton Greeting
Governor McKinley drove to Fort Wayne to greet Hon. Garrett Hobart arriving from Paterson New Jersey. A large crowd gathered as McKinley and Hobart exchanged greetings at the carriage steps amid applause. The meeting was informal with no public stump speech expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
McKinley
Fort Waynesia Udon
Morndie
Garrett A. Ho- Dirt
Paterson
N.d
Norey
Barnel Saxton
Ubesta- Ugti
Trail Yard
Hobart
Ain
Mc~ Kinley
Shieh Trey Ten
Mr. Hobart
Associated Press
Ettion
Mobart
Newark
Ielitier
Goerior McKinles
Osborne
Bost
McKin- Tey
Medina
Temeine Henlredt
Chisene
Cheap railroad rates offered for multiple city trips
The Union Public announces round trip fares to Denver Pueblo Colorado Springs New York Chicago and other cities with dates in May July August and September. Special reduced Buffalo return fares via Lake Shore and Michigan Southern with stop at Chautauqua offered. Contact city ticket agent F A Lewis 385 Kansas Ave for tickets and reservations.
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N. E A
Buffalo
Lake Spare & Michigan
Chautiaqua
Niagara Falls
B. Plae Ae Tae. A
Kansas City
Wilber
Chicago
Union Peeblc
Panver
Denver
Pueblo
Colorado
Dulais
N.Y
Washington, D.C
Milwauker
Wis
St. Louis
St Paul
Omaha Neb
F. A. Lewis
Kansas Avenue
Lake Shor & Michigan Southern
Chautauqua
Petien
Niscara Falla
Humphrey
GK Wilber AG
Chivage
Look Through South Missouri for Four Cents
A promotional notice offers a book of sixty or more proto-engraved Views of South Missouri titled Strap Shots im South Ette rpark. It claims accurate knowledge of productions and topography, appealing to home-seekers and investors. Also advertises a railroad sleeper to Buffalo and a special train to the National Educational association meeting with reservation outlets listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Christan
Washinggton
D.C
Utheirget
Artis Topeka
KO Kanes
Garyvey
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Buffalo
Wil
Buffela
National Educational Association
Omer Dy Teleystone
Apulyne
Firth Street
Kansas Avenue
North Topeka
Republican Women Meeting In Session In Topeka Kansas
The Woman's Republican association of Kansas holds sessions in the A U W hall between Seventh and Eighth streets with twenty six delegates present. Mrs Sarah A Thurston presides and Mrs Mary Gaylord is secretary. Morning duties cover constitutional revisions and reports as a Republican league committee addresses the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Republican Association, of
Kansas
U. W. Hall
Eventh
Eighth Streets
Sarah A. Thurston
Mary Gaylord
Teenublican League
Association
Charles Scortude
Campaiens
League
Soott
Wil Mattahh
Republican League
Hamilton Bull
Mrs Stowe Dead Harriet Beecher Stowe Passes Away
Hartford July 1 Mrs Harriet Beecher Stowe author of Uncle Tom's Cabin died at noon at her seaside home. Family were present as Mr Stowe had been unconscious for twenty four years. Cause described as congestion of the brain and paralysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Hartford
Conn
Mr. Stowe
Kansas Millers Meet At National Hotel In Kansas City
Eighteen of the Kansas Ore millers gathered at the National Hotel to discuss association affairs. The Kansas Millers Insurance report, read by Robert Atkinson Jr, shows in force 3 909 050 worth of coverage with a $200 293.01 surplus. A railroad committee outlined plans to challenge freight rate discrimination before the Interstate Commerce Commission. The meeting also covers crop reports and weather outlook with members listed from Enterprise to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millers of Kansas
National Hotel
Kansas Millers’ Association
Kansas Millers
Arama Millers’ Mutual Wire Insurance Company
Ottawa
Robert Atkinson, Jr
Miswouri
Olper
Nebraska
Railroad Committee Wik
Interstate Commerce Commission
C. B. Hottman
George FE Huser
Warkentin
Assit
B Hoffman
Enterprise
Cy; Topping
Fanterprise
J. W. Breivell
Mound Rigs
A Cmburn
McPrerson
Lailen
Windell
George A. Fanc Ter
Welllicton
Charles H. Searing
Arkangus City
A.M. Peck
Hazelton
Prisoners To Be Transferred To Lansing Penitentiary
Sheriff reports prisoners from county jail scheduled to move to Lansing penitentiary tomorrow morning. Noted among them is Weyman Clark the alleged hypnotist linked to George Veale's poultry. One inmate escaped earlier and was recaptured in Kansas City. Other cases include Bill Hardy’s two year sentence for cash theft from a judge and William Woodward convicted for arson at a military residence. Weather, rail damage near Rock Island delays noted.
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Sherif
Bert Lawhs
Uwee
Lee
Wm. Woodward
Athers
Sheriff Skinner Learns of Father’s Death at Burrton
Sheriff Skinner of Cowley county, attending a league meeting, received a telegram announcing the sudden death of his father at Burrton Kansas. A separate item notes bicycle tire thefts.
Amalgamation Debate Signals Kansas Gubernatorial Tug of War
Ex governor Lewelling and a Populist coalition dominate a heated canvas as Breidenthal discusses party unity in Kansas. Delegates from multiple counties weigh fusion versus separate nominations while aiming to rally behind a strong Democrat candidate.
Terry Simpsons Fie He Is in Trouble With the Propristors of the Index
A Wichita letter to citizens explains turmoil in Populist circles over Jerry Simpson and his allies. It details Prohibition era concerns, proxy votes, and alleged editorial influence as Simpson and associates move to reorganize the local Index. The note mentions Hutchinson and Peck as figures in the unfolding dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Simpsons
Wey
Es Torele
Medicine Loden
Citizen of
Wichite
Jerry
Arsancine
Messrs
Painter
Veer
Tie Willie
Tlecker
Pup
Arpa Ale
Simpson
Direntorw
Ion Fee
Wellte Om
Tellnic Ake
Connetl
TeevEntZo
Timers
Mbes
Baisthorstys
Simpaiett
Brett Hutchinson
GOOOD BYE DEAR Mug Mike Ross and the capture on Oxkland road
Mike Mesa the Joolist was arrested just after midnight by Sherle kep Wey and Deputy Lucay on the Oxkland road under the Santa Fe brides while meeting his ally May Rows. Officers drove up, he tried to flee, and Mike was taken to jail. Druggist Kate Sells Out W F Kunz sold his West Sisih Street drug store to W Mittler who will continue the business. Fourth of July Excursion Rates announced with one fare along Seay Aan route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Ross
Wifs
Mike Mesa
Sherle Kep~ Wey
Lucay
Oxkland
Santa Fe Brides
May Rows
Joubury
Stein
Bugey
Mike
Kate
W. F. Kunz
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Mless
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Barty Nie
Joly
Sam Sampson
Webe
Buvit Kale
Reno County
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State Board of Trrization
Wallace County
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Hamilton Hall
Ingalls
Senator Hill
Sala Vederly
Senaee
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Trpera
Junation City
Battery
Mum i Ely
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Topeka
Seth
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Zamorsen
Cite
Grummey Aoods
Miller
Grath
Fulton
Tekelheimer
York
Heidelbach, Tenetheimer & Co
Germany
Maj. McKinley and
Garret Hobart
South Missouri
State Prison
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Acvushutt
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Neb
Omaha
Trate
Winfield Gold
Bate Hille
Harris
Breidenthal
Lewelling
John W. Breidenthal
Larned
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