Grosvenor Speech Fires Up Kansas City Meeting
General Charles H. Grosvenor of Ohio addressed the Third Ward Warner club in Kansas City at Music Hall. He argued against free unlimited silver coinage, urging voters to choose between Republican and Democratic monetary policies and praising the Kansas Republican stance on honest money while noting enthusiasm after St. Louis convention bolter exits.
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Kanone City Times Backs Sliver Ticket After Chicago Victory
July 2 Kanone City Times shifts from gold standard advocacy to endorsing Democratic nominees. Editorial endorses the party platform and its candidates, pledging support for the ticket. Front-page portrait labeled “Far President of the United States Sliver Dick Bland of Missouri.”
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National Educational Association Meet At Buffalo
Thousands of teachers expected to attend the National Educational Association session in Buffalo starting July 3. The gathering will open with a council meeting at the People's church and move into departmental programs across venues in the city.
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People’s Church
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Pridic
Political Conventions Align on July First Across Parties
Dem and Populist factions hold joint planning in Ruthinen with talks of endorsing candidates and possible cross support. Obituaries note several local deaths. Fourth of July concerts planned at Garfield Park with Marshall's Band as crowd-pleasing centerpiece.
Utah's Big Carnival Opens In Salt Lake City
Salt Lake hosts mid summer carnival with crowds in the streets and a daytime parade along principal avenues. Rail facilities run at capacity to serve visitors to the city and nearby pleasure resorts Gar. The evening concert features a 600-voice chorus directed by Pret Stevens with many bands performing.
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Miss Fair Not Engaged In Newport Rumor
In Newport Rhode Island on July 2 an unconfirmed report ties Bent of Mims in Fair to Colter Kelcee and Stewart Brice with Senator Calvie 5. One Brice is in Newport and an insider friend doubts any truth to the tale and asserts the matter is baseless.
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Stewart Brice
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Calvie
Fragmented OCR item mentions Overmyer and Martin at Leland hotel
An unclear account describes David Overmyer and Joh Martin occupying rooms at the Leland hotel. The text notes tensions and calls for calm, with references to bed arrangements and lobby chatter as callers chat in adjoining rooms. It mentions the state of Kansas and concerns about crowd size and accommodation.
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Bankes
Tn Pheer
David Overmyer
Joh Martin
Leland Hotel
Kanas
Teather
Silver Republicans Bolt in Minneapolis Amid Campaign Turmoil
Fragmented political notices report Silver Republicans breaking from the party over platform issues. Key figures named include CA Towne of Duluth and John Tind of Winslow County, with plans to invite John M Thurston and Col John M Atyson to Kansas campaign events. Also notes about Cleveland's sailing trip and Chicago heat prostrations. Public notices mention privileges for sale at Topeka Fair Grounds and Fourth of July events with fireworks at Gerseid Park.
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Nebraska
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Kansas
Judge Foster Rules Farm Involved In Bank Debt Case
In a 1898 matter involving Marion, a farmer named Smith sold cattle after the bank failure and used the proceeds to buy a farm. The court held the farm subject to the mortgage and argued that funds from cattle sales were tied to the debt, complicating the farm’s status as a homestead.
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Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Trade Listings
Gustaf Anderson transfers to A Fellows for 5975 the south four feet of the north half of Linpala street. Teene Horserow to B J Kelsey for 285 on Topeke Avenue Walnut Grove addition. Gustaf Anderson to John Peterson for 450 total and the north 6 percent feet of lot 4 on Lincoln street. DH Rowland to Roland Ferguson for 542 one acre in section 3 township 1 1/2, range 15. John Altehai to L C Arnold for 37500, 230 acres in section 4 township 10 range 15.
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Topeke Avenue
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Addi- Hon
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Lincoln Street
I DH Rowland
Roland Ferguson
Cook County
John Altehai
L. C. Arnold
BRYAN AT ST JOE CONFER WITH DELEGATE IN CHICAGO
Nebraska's W. J. Bryan arrived quietly in St Joseph on June 3 and met with PF Cochran to discuss the Chicago convention. Bryan declined to comment on any influence on the convention choice. He stated the platform would favor silver and predicted Bland as a likely nominee.
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Egyptian Steamer Safe Near Suekin Reef Alert
Cairo July 2 a steamer believed to be the Kesptian packet Ftatsinieh from Swakin to Sucewee was seen sixty five miles north of Suakin on June 37. This is the vessel earlier reported wrecked on a reef. Dr A P Sawyer reports relief after using a box of Paustines. Lacey Bitner Kansas. DL Frank Sim pharmacist 607 Kansas Avenue.
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Cycling gear and winter canopies for bicycles
Cyclers and cycling discuss winter and summer gear including a cycle canopy to reduce air resistance. The article notes the push for street sprinkling reform to limit hazards for riders, calls for universal bicycle lights, and mentions the Manhattan bicycle club’s 200 mile double century and other long rides. It cites the Associated Cyclers of Cincinnati advocating sprinkling on only one street side at a time.
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Harristys Stand Tight in Populist Gubernatorial Clash
Colonel W A Harristy denounces fake telegrams about a deal to give him the congressman at large nomination while Lewelling would head the governor race. He backs party unity and warns against dirty tricks, predicting Morrill will lead the Morrill delegation and vows to defend party honor amid internal tensions.
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Uckist
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Thery
MEN WHO RAISE APPLES And Other Fruit Hold a Picnic
Shawnee County Horticultural quality held a picnic meeting at Pred Tompkins north of Tupeks centerday despite rain. A plente dinner and papers on Cowper H in Heruecultice and Stall We Grow Fruth for Proft Only followed by Willian H. Barnes talk on La bel Stakes and Markings. Large display of apples pears plums peaches and sowers. Next meeting at Wakarusa John Jordan's on the fret Thursday In August.
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Jefferson Davis monument cornerstone dedication at Richmond
Jefferson Davis monument cornerstone dedication occurred in Richmond to honor Jefferson Davis. About 200 children including girls in white and red sashes led a parade while Davis rode in an open carriage and acknowledged the cheers. The reunion closed with orderly, conservative remarks and no speeches.
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Fir Foe Park
Jefferson Bavla
Jefferson Davis
Turner Appointed Receiver for New York Recorder
On the petition of stockholders and creditors of the New York Recorder, George W Turner was named receiver by Chancellor Andrews. Samuel Gervmeyer represented officers creditors and stockholders. The company shows a total debt around 200000 with unsecured debts near 345000 and equipment valued about 215000. News service supplied by United Press.
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Pointed Guns At Women In Berea Strike Clash
Ohio dispatch notes Berea quarry strike tension with Polish women driving back repair crews using clubs revolvers drawn. scattered by officers. Reports also cover a Galveston fire at Mallory Line sheds consuming freight, and Sioux Reservation Fourth of July plans with Sioux performers. political notice lists Thirty-Seventh Senate nominating convention candidates.
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Topeka Accepts Kunmas State Baseball League Move
The Topeka team joins Kunmas State league with games against Junction City Emporia Independence Coffeyville and possibly Parsons or Minneapolis. A $100 bond is posted as Topeka builds the sport. Tomorrow two Kansas City Sunflowers clash with Topeka in twin games at 9am and 1pm, featuring Raynor Piunn Drummey Woods Switzer McKill Flynn and Par ker in a dawn and afternoon doubleheader.
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Where They Will Go State Officials Plan Fourth of July
A partial list shows state officers spreading out for Independence Day. The governor will be in Leavenworth and then at his home in Kawatha, with many remaining in Topeka. Officials such as Dawes, Bristow, and Ged. Cole stay local, while others travel to Ottawa, Clay Center, Jewell City, and nearby towns.
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Hottest day warned as heat bakes region
The section endures extreme heat with readings near 100 degrees from morning to afternoon. Winds shift west, slight coolness forecast for tonight and Fourth of July, though scattered clouds may bring a thunderstorm later. Temperatures nationally remain hot, with clear conditions in Colorado, Texas, and northern New Mexico. Local arrests reported include Martin of Silver Lake on age of consent charges. Prof C M Light named president of New Mexico Normal College at Silver City. Larson’s case against Julius Lercon settled after Larson fled the state. Festivities and Fourth of July fireworks planned with special rail service and round trip fares.
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New Mexico
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Light
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C.M. Light
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Licht
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Kan
June State Charities Board Voucher Report and Local Sales
The state board of charities reports vouchers for June including expenses tied to several institutions such as aglarien and dumb suylum. County commissioners discuss condemnations, property sales raise funds with lots sold for 200 dollars. Deed filings show Jo Clark transferring plots to Howard Chari for 48 and 16 dollars. Mary Hewitt and John Hewitt district case notes mention alimony disputes.
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Schegl
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Tx Pierce
Care of Mattresses and Bedding in Modern Homes
Practical guide on preserving mattresses blankets and pillows, stressing dust damp moth control daily airing and thorough cleaning. Recommends washable covers airing articles separately, daily mattress turning, twice yearly blanket washing, and careful machine washing lukewarm water soap lather rinse wring dry and air in sun or breeze.
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State Journal Ad for Harness Races and Admission
Four harness races to be run at the grounds of the exposition company. Admission is 3 cents. Children under ten accompanied by parents are free. Subscribe for the State Journal.
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