Doster Defends Trade Figures Against Grosvenor
Judge Frank Doster of Marion sharply challenged General Grosvenor’s claims on the balance of trade. He cited Bankers Magazine data and McKinley Wilson reforms to argue that trade favored the United States, while Grosvenor’s assertions about silver demonetization and coinage were disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Doster
Marion
Grosvenor
Dower
McKinsey
Peerle
Msn
Porte
Gronvenor
Aflver
United States
Silch
Mt Register
Great Rock Island Route Travel Offer Highlights
CEH meeting dates July 7 to 13 with round trip rail tickets priced at 23.25. Passengers are urged to secure accommodations and sleep reservations by calling the City Passenger Agent to book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Rock Island
Ps. Ceh
B.D. Cs
Police Judge J P Proposition Sparks Debate Among Lawyers
Lawyers and police officers discuss the police judge gaining concurrent jurisdiction with justices of the peace. They argue it could speed cases but may complicate salaries and jury access. The cost of preliminary hearings before a justice runs about 21 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ube Cees
Chas Holliday
Justices of the Peace
Justice of the Peace
Taditional Rivalry Tamps Populist Rise in Kane County
Tem and Jerry Botkin, brothers from Kane County, debate party lines as Jerry tours the country delivering Populist speeches while Tem serves in the secretary of state's office. A Republican meeting in front of a store drew a large crowd on the silver issue, signaling shifting sentiment. Jerry denies seeking a nomination, planning to return to pulpit work if not chosen, while Tem remains noncommittal about a candidacy and emphasizes his life in ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tem
Jerry
Secretary of State
Congressuias
Jerry D. Botkin
Tobebe
Tom
Hald
Win City
Journal
Santidary
Tarmuagremmansar-large
TF Fhd & Gerat
St. Louis
Tmatte County
Republican County Centrat Committee
PGE
United States
Botkin
Congress
Births Report From Local Families
Birth notices list several new daughters and sons with family credits. Ms. and Mrs. James Hassing welcome a daughter at 130 Harrison street. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mood announce a daughter at 699 Hancock street. Mr. and Mrs. J. & Harbert at 6g West Street report two sons. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hendrick greet a son at 318 Jefferson Street. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Clark announce a daughter on East Highweath Street. Mr. and Mrs Robert Smith welcome a daughter at Holman Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hassing
Harrison
Treet
Louis Mood
Hancock
J. & Harbert
Weat Street
W. E. Hendrick
Jefferson Street
Aon
D. A. Clark
East Highweath Street
Robert Smith
Holman Atenet
Paris Days and Evenings book praised by Kansas author
A London published work by Stuart Henry, a Kansas man with Glew Ware Gleed, is dedicated to J W Gleed and Henry. The book "Paris Days and Evenings" recounts life in Paris where the author lived years, in an entertaining style that captivates throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Greed
London
Stuart Henry
Kansas
Glew, Ware & Gleed
J. W. Gleed
Henry
Paris
Her
Santa Fe Route Excursions for Various Meetings and Tours
The Santa Fe Route advertises round trip fares to Chicago, Milwaukee, Buffalo, and Washington, D C for upcoming events on July dates. Fares range from 24 60 to 44 00, with sleeper accommodations and depot pickup details noted. The notice also references local agents Cromwell & Jeffers in North Topeka and provides contact options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee
Washington, D.C
Christin Endemyer
North Topeks
Cromwell & Jeffers
Kansas
W. ©. Garvey
Topeka Flower Parade group organizes fund drive
At a council chamber meeting Mrs L A Milliken was elected president of the Association-Teachers of the Making of Artificial Flowers. The group plans a major flower parade feature for the fall festival and pledges included 350 and 100. Members discussed permanent organization, inviting statewide participation, and funding via small contributions and events. A temporary board was formed with Milliken president, Mrs Briggs vice president, Mrs Stoker treasurer, and Mrs J G Wood secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association—Teachers of
Council
Cartidge
Mra Faimy Davie
M. J. Washburn
Carrie Weed
J Wilvex
EA. Galbraith
H. M. Washburn
C. Stoker
EL ©. Six
W. H.wilton
L.A. Diliitken
AC. Thomas
W. M. Chamberlain
J. Ranchette
J. G. Wood
J. F. Stanton
J. T. Botkin
L. W. Petter
Shearer
LA. Dally
Francis N.wood
Nell McGregor
M. Cochran
Mary Dustip
Abe Miliken
Mra McGregor
Tadica Oscueh
Pepeka
J. F
Jane
Page
Rodeors
Tsin
GA. A. Indios
Topeka
Wilcox
Ts Abr
Sly
North Pops
Sam Wood
Hower
Mathc
Mra C. J. Brown
Sprague
Mra Brown
Brown
J.T Boikin
Sam Worl
Wood
Milliken
Curtivkee
Yopeka
Thomas Hers
Millie
Mra. Milliken
Briggs
Stoker
North Topeka
Ais Dally
Council Deliberates On Road Condition And Circus Tax
At a special council meeting Mayor Fellows and Councilman Burgess discuss the eastern street condition near rail tracks. The session covers payroll items for city officers and departments, licenses and peddling petitions, gas plant work, and a half license tax proposal for the Selle-Forvpauch circus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selle Circus
Burgess
Fire
Elon
Mnaneering Department
Kingsland
Hawes Oo
K. Withers
S. PB
Hawking
A. Prk
T. A. McClute
Board of Health
H. B. Carter
Peter Hoard
Amelia Lawler
Jo Melivtied
Onlinance No
W. W. Pifkinpa
J. Z. Mulvane
A .K. Fulford
P. J. Bonebrake
Geo
W. Veale
Use Council
Finest Horse Show Programme Promised by Topeka Company
The Topeka Operation Company prepares a July 3 event edition promising a new feature and guaranteed quality. Dr A P Sawyer praises Pastiles for relief, while Mary Johnson and Frank Sim, a pharmacist, are named among readers and local backers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
A. P. Sawyer
Mary Johnson
UL Frank Sim
Kansas Avenue
Four Harness Races at the Fair Grounds Exposition
A running meet will be given at the Fair Grounds by the Topeka Exposition Company. Admission is 35 cents, children ten and accompanied by parents enter free. We mending and sew on buttons free of charge. Peerless Star Laundry.
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Fair Grounds
Topeka Exposition
Hair Vigor Ad Claim Preserves Youth Through Hair
An advertisement touts Ayer's Hair Vigor as a remedy to hair loss and gray or faded hair. It asserts hair can be kept looking natural, preserving youth and beauty, by using the product to restore normal color and prevent thinning.
Among Railroad Men Bundy Injured Near Lawrence
W M Bundy sustains severe injuries in a railroad incident near Lawrence as Kansas rail line projects expand. The Pittsburg & Gulf mountain section contract covers 25 miles north of Horatio, with Lerussius overseeing 60 miles north of Texarkana Arkansas. Five contractors, including Alexander Montes of Lawrence, lead the project while 3,000 men have labored for months and remain in need of additional forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg & Gulf Road
Horatio
Lerussius
Texarkana
Ark
Alexander Montes
Lawrence
Mouroe
Mountela
Dodge City Notes From Our Special Correspondent
Engineer Hosser returns from Candas and resumes work after days in the mountains. Brakemen Crittenden Edwards Conhey and others travel to Colorado and New Mexico for assignments. Three crews off, ten extra brakemen added to the division amid ghidt business. changes place conductors on various runs. Conductor Schilukerman has the work train at Caidea.
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Hosser
Candas
Crittenden
Brakemaia Edwards
Denver
Conhey
Atra- Tigun Points
Colorado
John Shey
An Marcial
New Mexico
Xtra
Tig
Wiliam Eilendést
John Vorster
Canada
Conroe
J. H. Corey
Be- Ane
J. W. Adare
Coolkdge
Afr
Astame
Mentar Crete
Padaenger
Riley
Norvell
Rand
Zwick, Bowen
Corey
Stockwell
Schilukerman
Caidea
Mr Robinson Returns From Transcontinental Trip Topeka
A. A. Robinson president of the Mexican Central fund is at his Topeka home after returning from St Louis where he attended a conference of executive and trade officials of Mexican Central and Mexican National roads. The talks aimed to adjust interstate and international freight tariffs and rates to meet water competition and align with Southwestern traffic. He will stay in Topeka for several days before returning to Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Robinson
Mexican Central Fund
St Louis
Mr. Robinson
St. Louis
Aml Trae
Mexico
Rio Grande Cross
Robinson
Brexico
Bradford's Contract for Hutchinson & Southern Extension
Judge Foster approves the contract to build the Cameron to Pond Creek line. Receiver Walker signs with W. A. Bradford, Jr. & Co. to commence road work immediately. Telegrams note Frisco reorganization may shift eastern agencies. Effingham depot project awarded to Central Branch railway engineering department. new frame station at Jethroham, Atchison County.
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Cameron
Pond Creek
Hutchinson & Southern
Kan
Pont Creek
Foster
Walker
W. A. Bradford, Jr. & Co
Effingham
Maineering Department
Central Branch Railway
JetSr
Ham
Atchicor County
Brotherhood officers elected for the year at West lodge
Flower of the West lodge 26 Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen elected officers for the coming year. Bernard Tobias as master James A. Jones as vice master E. J. Powell as treasurer Marr Stillman as past master Edward D. Webb as secretary and delegate to Galveston convention. Board of adjustment selected with Webb as chairman and Jones Nabert Talio as members. Also plans for auxiliary election set for Tuesday July 14. Central Branch time at Atchison raised to 32 hours per week with expectation of gradual return to full time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower of the West Loder
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Bernard Tobias
James A
E. J. Powell
Stillman
Edward D. Webb
Galveston
Board of Adjustment
Central Branch
Atchison
UbUl
Bundy Injured In Railroad Accident Near Buckepeck
W M Bundy of Lawrence was struck by an eastbound Union Pacific near Buckpeck yesterday afternoon, fracturing the base of the skull. He lay on the track with a head injury and authorities suspect a possible failed suicide attempt. JR Tipman has been appointed private secretary to his father, B D B Robinson, president of the St Louis and San Francisco railway. Repinson was in his father's office when the incident occurred. he noted the Santa line and contrasting opinions about performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bundy
W. M. Bundy
Lawrence
Buckepeck
JR. Tipbman
Bdb Robinson
St Louis & San Francisco Railway
Repinson
Santa E
Cheap railroad rates across many routes announced
Union Pacific lists round trip fares to Denver Chicago Buffalo and more with special summer and September returns. Fares range from 6 to 24 dollars with multiple departure dates including July 2 July 4 and August 10. Sleeping car accommodations and return extensions are noted and ticket agents are available for details.
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Tnion Pacific
Denver
Puebla of Courage
Usiffalo
Chicago
Washington
D.C
Louis
St. Paul
Omaha
Fpal Lewie
Kansae Svenus
All Aboard for Chicago Democratic Convention
A fragmentary notice describes a train from Topel on Sunday July 6 with two flatcar sleepers attached for the Democratic National Convention. Berth rates are listed at $1.00 per day and $240 total for some accommodations.
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Doster
Balance of Trade
Tarif
J. P
Bothin
Santa FE
Bremner
de. A. P. Sawyer
Baker
To- Peka Commercial Club
Kansan Avenue
Toume
Win Harding
Moye Enis
Hamilton Hell
Ayer
Spalding
National
Columbus
Ide
Columbus Buggy CO
P. J. Hindmarsh
Pittsburg & Gulf
Kansas Railroad
Dodge Cityy Notes
Bradford
D. B. Robinson
D. B. Robison
Reeorganized
Frisco
Hobinson
Trame
Santa Hs
American Hop Ale CO
Doha
Western Proniry Machine Works
Fousidry and Machine Works
Estab
Enemonetone
Bzecohor
Topeka, Kas
Sapolio
Royalty
Ael
Yggarteer Mills-Adams Co
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