Fillmore Street Grievances and Waterworks Plans
Citizens on Fillmore Street present written complaints to the City Council amid stalled paving and delayed detentions. waterworks plans put at 435,820 dollars with 40 hydrants, while a detention hospital bid of 1406 is accepted. The council also passes three ordinances, approves a park purchase, and pursues Vinewood viaduct appeal amid minor items and internal debates.
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Fillmore
Wounell
Pillmore Street
City of
Tapemis
John Ritchie
Hahve
Aloter
Emmell
Mtr
Ritchie
Thas
Tully
Frank Quinton
Wiliam Pusity
Quincy
Topeke
Ringhr
Getention Hospital
FE Hisiger
WS. Eastman Winans
Central Park
ML. Alow
Park Commissioners
J. W. Hughes
Cavenne
Thromp
Topeka
Fillmore Street
Vinewood
Vinewoord Viaduct
Bird
Wrest
Pitmare
Thirteenth
Bourhittfort
Panies Avenue
G. F. Miller
Tuchie Ned Thennes
WGC
Bixveehth
Gioeales
City Grisen
T. Hogeboumn
C. BH. Stunn
Lime Street
Taylor
Lubbie
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Tayter
Cure For Cholera Infantum National Sale Adverts
A damaged clipping touts a miracle cure for cholera infantum once believed to fail. It claims a child recovered after following a regimen from Hanes Bookwalter and promotes 4th of July rail fares from Lakd and Topska area, with round trips to within 200 miles and special rates via Santa Fe for travel July 3 and 4.
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Bud Tully
Hanes Bookwalter
Ohio
All Drugeists
Sants Fe
Kansas City
Towne Talks Crowded Reform Rally With Waters Remarks
A packed Kansas hall heard Chas A. Towne and Capt Joe Waters at the Silver Republican convention. Waters denounced Ingalls and urged loyalty to fusion and party lines while Towne urged memory of Republican principles and warned against changing standards in government.
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Representative Hall
Chas A. Towne
Minnesota
Willan Jennings Dryas
Towne
Twenty-third Regiment
Bryan
Webb McNatt
Ant
F. B. Lawrence
Fi Dorado
Lawrence
Joe Wets
Hrgan Stemding
SS Eeor
Cima al
Joe Waters
Hhln
Ia Philosdpher
Ax Trotiquill
Kansan
Nis Chow Hota
John J. Ingialia
Lewell
Connecticut
Old Connecticut
Waters
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Claims Cures
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary issues. It touts relief from back pain, liver and bladder troubles, and helps hold water. It offers sample bottles and a free book by mail, with Kilmer Co of Binghamton NY noted.
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Kilmer & Tes Ot ——— Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Santa Fe to establish freight division at Syracuse Kan
The Santa Fe Railroad will set up a freight division at Syracuse Kansas, transferring the Coolidge round house to Syracuse. Superintendent Parker arranges the move to balance distances between Dodge City and La Junta, with a new coal chute water tank and sidings. Freight engine changes will occur at Syracuse, and local editor Henry Brook notes local enthusiasm for the Fourth of July celebration.
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Santa Fe
Syracuse
Kan
Parker
Western Division
Coolidge
Round Rouse
Dodge City
la Junta
Round House
Syracue
Henry Brook
Syracuse Journal
Places for Enginemen in Santa Fe Round House
Bulletins posted in the Santa Fe round house announce three vacancies for engineers and firemen. Applications in writing by July 6 for trains 121 and 122 from Topeka to St Joseph, a second work train run between Topeka and St Joseph, and a Lecompton work train. Oldest applicant to be hired.
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Santa Fe Round House
Topeka
St. Joseph
St Joseph
Stone
Hee Creek Junctiona
Anno Vecancy
Lecompton
Santa Fe Locals Report Uneven Firehouse Activity
Fireman James Develin resigns from road posting to operate a boiler in shops. Witter Glasscork returns to chief engineer’s office. Porercan H. Tennason ill at home 17 Jamerson street. John Heverer laid off due to sickness. George Shtrman left local fire crew, Amos Beeler family back from for Cane. Conforth Speer off for a couple days. Hawthorne telegraph office staff John Maot and Kate Anton wed and left town. Routes to Kansas City and St Joseph noted with trains and equipment. Kansas trip for Roosevelt event and other personnel. Sunday game score 18 to 13 for team at St Joe. July 2 schedule with Hurton.
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Santa FE
James Develin
Witter Glasscork
Hia
Vingebinery
Porercan
H. Tennason
Jamerson Street
Eer
John Heverer
George Shtrman
Amos Beeler and
Caine
Conforth Speer
Hawthorne
John Maot
Sis Kate Anton
Mortine
Thei Wedij
Colorado
Utah
Afcajeo
California
Round House Foren
Red Carson
Kansan
Ed. Schull
Teupebalier
Coodectne
Contin
Ance
St. Joseph
Chas
Sharp
Kansas City
Mietory
St. Joe
Dall
Slhitator
Hurton
Kansans Split On Silver Coinage At Democratic Rally
Report from Kansas delegates at the Democratic gathering shows support for free unlimited coinage of silver but a faction prefers 18 to 1 before the convention. David Overmyer backs the Kansas position and vows to uphold the party platform while awaiting developments.
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J. Mack Love
Kansas
Bryan
Lincoln
David Overmyer
Overmyer
Mr. Overmyer
A Plain Duty in the Bryan Silver Fight
Tom Patterson of Denver voices strong support for a specific reiteration of the Chicago silver plank at the 1900 Democratic convention. He argues that omitting it would mortify Mr. Bryan, weaken the party, and return Democrats to a vague stance on bimetallism. Patterson predicts gold Democrats push to omit specifics, urging full fidelity to 18 to 1. He warns delegates risks alienating constituents and facing a humiliating national posture.
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Tom Patterson
Kansas City
T. M. Patterson
Denver
Rocky Mountain News
Colorado Delesstion
Gain
Colorado Midland Band
Bryan
Patterson
Colorado
Mr. Patterson
Chicago
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Seckimation
Hill
Democratc Party
Gorman
Democratic
Cleveland
Platform Harmony Seen In Kansas City Debate
Omaha July 3 A World Herald special reports that the platform is shaping to Chicago lines with a silver ratio plank and a trust clause. Jas Kerr of Cleveland voices optimism on Democratic harmony, saying the opposition is weak and Sixteen to One is not a real faction split. He predicts Bryan support this fall and notes attention will shift to trusts and imperialism.
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Omaha
Neb
Worlt-Herald
Kansasity
Chicago
Maestio
Jas Kerr
ClerrGeht
Kerr
Brynwe
Willu
Bryan
Contests Handled by National Committee Subgroups
The Democratic National Committee met in Kansas City to appoint sub committees to hear contests over delegation seats. George Fred Williams to lead the Montana case, with sub-committees formed for several states. Seats distribution decisions followed, with five national chair seats and ten general seats per delegation.
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Kansas City
Mo Oelock
George Fred Williams
Montapa
de Clark
Daly
Montana
Moon
Clark
Jones
Campbell
New York
Clapton
Alabama
Williame
Mass
Clayton
Ferguson
N. M
Wilson
District of Columbia
Woodson Ky
Norris CN
Paul
S. J
Clancy Wis. Overmyer
Ind
Oklahoma
Kenny
Dele
Johnson
Ohio
Weeds
Gordon Ga
Indian Territory
Gran CW. van Gahan
Anse
Daho
Tenn
Messrs
Williams and
Messi
Aan
Tammany Pictures Adorn Midland Headquarters in Kansas City
Bryan Hill and Murphy pictures decorate the Midland Tammany Hall HQ as about 200 delegates arrive by special train from New York. Delegates travel by streetcar or on foot, votive decor fills the rooms, and portraits of Vegas Hill and Murphy are draped in national colors. The arrival features no formal ceremony but lively activity inside the hotel.
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Tammany
Midland
Kansas City
Tammany Hall
New York State
Tammany Graves
Midland Hotel
Governor Thoms Views on Party Platform Debate
Kansas City July 2 Governor Thoms heading Colorado delegation comments on the party platform. He favors reaffirmation of the Chi gage platform but notes many in the party seek explicit language. He asserts commitment to principle while acknowledging differing views within the group.
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Kansas City
Thoms
Colorado
Patrot
Bryan Artested
Andi
Dleo
Tome Questin
Delegates Travel to Democratic Convention by Special Car
Delegates from Oregon totaling seven passed through yesterday over the Rock Island en route to Kansas City for the Democratic convention. A Crip Colorado delegation of thirty seven pada entourage accompanied by a special car also traveled with the group.
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Oregon
Kansas City
Rock Island
Fuad
Crip‘Creak
Colorado
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