McKinley Defeat Seen If Chicago Bolt Splits Democrats
An article from June 17 argues McKinley faces a loss if a Chicago split weakens the gold faction. It portrays silver forces rallying to defeat Republicanism, with predictions of electoral shifts across New England and midwest states, and notes possible Democratic gains in several key seats if party unity falters.
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Benatar Ingalls
Ianula
New York Journal
State Journal
Washington
McKinley
Ivnr
Dunit
Edinburgh
Pentland
Tokay
Petroru
Marti
Tornm
Mathen
Andals
Goethe
Vandele
America
Charles of Burgundy
Brest
Senate of the
United States
Hettree Heyer
Songresa
Dalia
Oregon
Missouri
Rio Grande
Demoernia
Iver Republicae
Montinu
Lanhar
Dakotas
Nebraska
Delaware
Kentucky
Maryland
West Virginia
Maykins
Arkansas
Mississippi
Hell
Island
Connecticut
New England
McKintey
Chicago
Teller
New Jersey
Sue
Pennsylvana
Cameron
Steve Elkins
Wisconsin
Pilinats
Taner
Dad
Altgeld
Birkinsey
New York
Troutman Wins Delegates in County Ballot Clash
A disputed report across dailies claims Troutman carried the county, securing nineteen of twenty nine delegates. The Topeka Capital and Molton Tribune dispute claims Morrill was favored, noting Troutman won the major wards and precincts despite opposition from Potter and Peters factions.
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Morris
Holdin
Proutman-Potter-Peters
Morrill
Ikke
Eighet Jajers
Till Mollon
Morritt
Troutman
Lounty
Mayrith
Trwtman
Firat
Lorie
Myr- al
Peters
Potter
Point Pleasant
Adria
State Journal
Topeka
Molton
Molton Tribune
Nervous man seeks officer to escort to doctor
A frightened man asked Patrolman Jack King on Kansas to accompany him to Dr G Stewart's residence after claiming a would be robber at his path. He feared for his safety on West Eighth Street and sought help to reach his brother in law's house on Hancock Street. He remained wary until he calmed and walked to the doctor's alone.
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Imen
Jack King
Kansas
G. Stewart
Stewart
Hantocktreet
Welock
West Eighth Street
van Buren
Harrison
Wien
Pocket Book Found After Field Search
Wil McClirty Jost reported losing a pocketbook containing $3 ten days ago while at work near the Baourhmanie home. A colored boy was suspected but later a search led by Under Sheriff Bert Lucas and ten locals uncovered a pile of dirt with Herricks claiming a find of $12.59.
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Wil McClirty
Baourhmanie
Bert Lucas
Herricks
Repairs at the City Prison Cement base and cell relocation planned
The old city prison room saw four steel cells removed for repairs. Two cells are returned, a cement base is to be laid in the basement, and another cell will be installed there. The remaining cell is described as a fine, or find, one to be placed in a dark ram as a bull pen when basement work proceeds.
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City Prison
Old City
Privileges for Sale at Topeka Fair Grounds
Public notice lists privileges for sale at the Topeka fair grounds during the harness and bicycle race meet and horse show on July 9th and 10th. Frank H. announces the availability from Room 49 Columbian Building. Prices and vendors are advertised for attendees.
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Topeka Fair Grounds
Orb
Frank H. Room
Columbian
Among Railroad Men Celebrate Nation’s Birthday at Garfield Park
Santa Fe firemen plan July Fourth outing at Garfield Park with wives. Ladles Auxiliary committee and Brotherhood members organize arrangements. Meet at East We depot at 11 o’clock Sunday morning for private car trip and a party with refreshments excluding ice cream, which the women will supply.
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Santa Fe
Garteld Park
Bof L. FA
William Sherman
Howard Gureotly
Willers Wilson
Aabetilary
Joan Kelly
ED. Webb
Charlie Becher
Brotherhood
Baste
Officials and Employes of the Santa Fe and Related News
A. HL Andreas resumes Santa Fe agent duties at Notts New Mexico replacing C O Connor HF Smith serves as stenographer to Assist and Gengeal Peeleht. J J Frey of the Ha Fe departs for Celony G short. Danineae Snip auditor for San Fe to Chicago on two week vacation. WD Gossett chief clerk to Terre Meats called by Jobe Mites of his brother In law. L A Neely in Aelograph office has three 220 days absence, visits Pennsylvania. BE Verdoum general manager of GUI Colorado & Santa Fe to become vice president of reorganized St Louis & Barn Franchco. Machinists Steppy and Moore patent a motor indicator for street cars to signal when destination nears. U P adopted. Topeka Democratic Flambeas club selects Triton Pacific reader to Chicago with special train leaving Union Pacific depot Sunday at 3 oclock. The club may enroll 1000 strong with Rhind special joining at Troum Joxton Lil Illinois for Chicago arrival.
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A. HL Andreas
Santa Fe
Nott
C. O'Connor
HF. Smith
Assistani Gengeal Peeleht
Hudeon
Oskaloosa
Ta Oval
J. J. Frey
Ha Fe
Culeony
Danineae Snip
Freien Fe Pocaipes Nottie
San Fe
Chicago
WD. Gossett
The
Santa I
Ts Terre Meats
Ind
Lian
L.A Neely
Toont
Tig Santa Fe
Pannaylvada
Rome
Verdoum
GUI, Colorado & Satta Pe
St. Louie & Barn Franctco Wellgay
U. P
Topeke Democratic Flambeas
Triton Pacific
Union Pacificc
Minnesota Republicans Renominate Clough Endorse St Louis Platform
In St Paul on July 2 the Republican state convention began with a temporary assembly. Governor David M. Clough was renominated on the party ticket. John J Gibbs led the ticket with strong showings, and Henry W. Childs was renominated for auditor after two ballots. The body adopted the St Louis platform and endorsed national and state administration candidates before adjourning.
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Clough
St Louis
St. Paul
David M. Clough
John L Gibbs
Te Vanzandt
Moses EE. Clanp
Revolt in Bolivia sparks unrest in Sucre amid election disputes
Dispatches report turmoil in Sucre Bolivia following alleged fraud in May elections. Colonel Pando is named president by supporters while postterm unrest grows, with headlines noting the capital’s disturbance and political tension.
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Sucre
Lama
Peru
Galveston
la Puy
Bolivia
Sacre
Eloctrotin
Pandol
Pando
Millers Crop Report Dominates State Meeting
The Kansas millers association met at the National hotel, but key crop data were delayed as negligence halted the crop report. The session focused on freight rate advocacy, with committees named for evidence gathering and interstate commerce submissions to aid wheat against flour.
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National Hotel
Kansas
Topping
Association
South West
Ce Commisian
C. IA. Hoffman
Encorprige
G. F. Hunter
Wellington
FR. A. Colburn
At Pherson
C. H. Searing
Arkansas City
G. I. Brinignan
Kansas City
Thornes Page
Topeka
Ho Warkentin
Newton
FH. Hackney
G. Ho Hunter
Cr. Tappus
Enterprise
J. W. Krebbiel
Mound Ridge
Treasure
Jack the Starer Arrest Brings Safe Return of Terrified Women
Police yesterday arrested a man who had frightened women along Tenth and Hopeka avenue by wandering alleys and peeking into windows for days. He gave the name John Gray from St. Joseph and claimed breakfast with Judge A Horton’s family. He led authorities to believe he was harmless.
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Tenth
Fopeka Avenue
John Gray
St. Joseph
Judge A. Horton Howse
Ant
Tenth Street
Jackson Street
Colored encampment campaign and political rally notes
Summary of a July encampment plan for colored Populists in Wilson Karnes Goliad and Beeconnules districts with a claimed path to deliver both white and black people from bondage. Also mentions Mrs Cleveland visiting Mrs Olney at Falmouth and a Chicago trip, plus transport updates and a promotional rail offer with a special July Fourth train.
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Benvife
Vex
Sontaine
Bet Antonin
Wilson
iKarnes
Goliad
Mrs Cleveland
Mrs Olney
Bozeard's Bay
Mrs. Cleveland
Mrs. Olney
Falmouth
Silver plank calls for free coinage at state convention
Marion county Republican delegates, led by J. W. Moore, press for a free and unlimited silver coinage plank. They oppose the St Louis gold standard and urge a policy linking silver adoption with gold collection on high imports, arguing for patriotism in financial law.
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J. W. Moore
More
Marion County
Thats Potter
Moore
St. Louie
Iff
St Louis
Kaneus
Mr. Moore
Alno
Great Britain
Germany
United States
Mustered in M'Kinley at Columbus Ohio
General John Robinson recalls mustering into the Union Army the Ohio Twenty third at Columbus early in the war. Rutherford Hayes served as major and a beardless William McKinley Jr. was a private. Robinson notes McKinley as future president unless all shires fall. Now nearing 80, he hopes to witness the regiment’s colors again.
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Columbus
Ohio Twenty-third
General Rosecrans
Coionel
Stanley Matthews
Rutherford Hayes
William McKinley, Jr
United States
Robinson
McKinsey Named Republican Nominee at Lincoln Convention
Lincoln Neb July 2 in afternoon session of the Republican convention McKinsey of Ohio was nominated for governor on the fifth ballot and Hobart of New Jersey was chosen for vice president. Resolutions protested tariffs and praised American workers while pledging full support for McKinsey and Hobart.
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Lincoln
Neb
Mac Oll
Lelington
Casa County
Nebraska
William McKinsey
Ohio
Garrer A. Hobart
New Jersey
Over Fifty Years Mra Winslow’s Syrup Ad Claims Relief
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for children with claims to ease teething pain and soothe colic. It asserts effectiveness for wind colic and diarrhoea, priced at twenty five cents per bottle.
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Mra Winslow
Santa Fe Route Excursions For National Meetings
Schedule of Santa Fe Route excursions offering round trip fares to Milwaukee Buffalo Washington DC and Topeka depots list travel dates and event names including National Democratic convention National Educational Association Christan Endeavor meeting and Young People's gathering with stated round trip prices and return accommodations information provided by agent W C Garvey Office open all day at Cromwell Jeffers Kansas.
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Chimes
Milwaukee
Buffalo
National Educational Association
Washington, D.C
Christan Endeavor
North Topeka
Cromwell & Jeffers
Kansas
W. C. Garvey
The Star Grocery Price List Fragments From a Long-Closed Store
Fragmented catalog shows a mixed assortment of canned fruits meats coffees teas soaps and pantry staples. Items include California Table Grapes Peaches Apricots and Damaged crates. assorted Mason jars wax soap and crackers. bacon lard and Navy beans.
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Boston
California
Japan
Mason's
Mason
Battle Ax
Anderson
Kirk
Callon
Fragmentary Notice: Price Update Demands Clarification
Incomplete OCR text shows garbled lines about pricing and penalties. Reads like a request for payment or product pricing in private notes. Origin or exact entities are unreadable.
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Wkinley
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Jour
World's Fair
Faunder
Peer Dessa Steam
Garfield Park
Kahsss
M. Steppy
FC Moore
Fort Scott
Lavent
Motor Manor
Minnesota
Eureka
Colle Curg
Abé
J. Perry
Dr. Hane
DewWitt
Stanse
Hage Alle Mazary
Egypt
Lim
Pam
Monres St
Millers’ Crop Report
Jack the
Starer
Judge Horton's
Texas
Beeville
Witt
G. W. Stansfield
Topeka Railway Company
Eara
Gartfaid Park
Ayer
M’kinley
J. C. Robinson
Binghampton
Hall
the Star Grocery
T_ a
Mme
Beatesi
Gaittore
Caroling
Sali
J. Ss. Sprout
the Star Grocer
Telephone
East Sixth St
Trolesale
E J. M. Knight
Undertaker
Kansas Ave
AEG
Askale
Nk Oo Me
W.smiller
Topewa Kansas
West
Sixth Avenue
Western Foundrye Machine Works
Cfomerly Topeka Foundry and Matching Works
Estab
Modotolsctorsuchoe Ceoeoh
Kas
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