Roosevelt in Kansas Tour Sparks Thunderous Welcome
Theodore Roosevelt toured Emporia, Florence, Newton, and Wichita with Rough Riders in carey, drawing crowds of about ten thousand at stations and towns. In Emporia he delivered the longest speech of the trip, defending expansion, the Philippines, and a fair square stance on trusts while urging unity and steadfast support for his administration. In Florence crowds pressed close as he urged orderly liberty and promised to keep faith with supporters.
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O.T
Troomy Felts
Carey
Teddy
San Juan
Wulthur
Hoosevelt
Gov. Roosevelt
Euspiitas
Bere Iy Kanest
Beduce
Ice
Tias Puch
Ponce
Preston B. Plumb
Alles White
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Louisiana Purchase
Pequinius
Wanda
Gome
Kitticorner
Phillypines
Philippines
Ateres Ieee
New York
Kansas City
Roosevelt
Mins
Mary Stotler
Jacob Srotler
Topeka
EF. Ware
State Journal
Paint Creek
Florence
Kan
Thin Litte
Theodore Roosevelt
Inley
Allen
Porto Rico
Newton
Kaw
Auditoriuum
Chicago
Gran
Emporia
Gillen
Lawather
Wichita
Stanley
Barnes
Oushama
Govenor Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Teanh
Fuss
Wichita Hs
Rowersh
Oregon
West
tApplanss
Free Homes Day at Rough Riders Reunion in Oklahoma
Dennis Flynn, territorial representative to Congress, spoke on the Free Homes platform at the Rough Riders reunion in Oklahoma. About 10,000 attended a riding contest at fairgrounds, with a fireworks show and a San Juan battle exhibit. The Roosevelt Rough Riders Reunion Association named officers from Arizona, New Mexico, Arkansas and more, as Oklahoma City prepared for next meeting site.
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Dennis Flynn
Rough Riders
Oklahoma
Territorial
Congress
Bie
Chear
Prynn
Fair Grounds
Trace Dolan
Texas
Ward
Indian Territory
Lucile Stuthall
J. Merrill
Found Hock
Ant Eveting
Battle of
San Juan
Oklahoma City
Roosevelt Hough Riders Reunion Association
In Tock
Arizona
Kite
New Mexico
Jobs Geernaway
GB Troop
Arkansas
Breretary
Croker and the 16 to 1 coinage debate heats the convention
The crowd presses General Warner and colleagues on the ratio of silver to gold, with calls to restore silver to its historic 16 to 1 parity. Mr. Harvey, Mr. Berry of Pennsylvania, and others push for explicit adoption of 16 to 1 in the platform, while Warner declines to extend remarks. The session ends with a vote to have Warner address tomorrow at ten, amid continued chants for monetary reform and free silver.
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Pennsylvania
General Warner
Mr. Harvey
Harvey
Congress
St. Joby
Warner
Ireas
McKinley
Col
Bryan
H. A. Elias
Huttaio
N. Y
New York
Akansas City
Garneral Warner
Mans
St. Joan
Bourth
J. Et. Sovereign of
Arkansas
WH. Berry
Chester
Moses
Bath House John Arrives With Bannered Parade
In Akamsas City on July 1 the Cook County club led by Mayor Carter H. Harvisor and gubernatorial candidate Samuel Alsehuiay marched with banners. The event featured a large Democratic turnout with a parade through downtown and a band leading the procession.
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Cook County
Akamsas City
Cocke County
Nemarta
Carter H. Harvisor
Ton
Wera Couk
Tate Yiscan
Sunny
No clear headline from fragmented depot march to Midland
Fragmented passage describes a mayoral context with a band marching to the Midland and serenading a New York organization at a hotel. Alderman Coughlin comments on no single candidate yet signals readiness for all items from soap to finger bowls.
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Harrison
Midland
Hoste
Tasmany
New York
Bath House
John
Coughlin
Joan
Ovation for Hill at Indiana headquarters
Hut spoke to Indiana delegates urging conservative action as a path to Democratic success. He was loudly cheered as he moved through the crowd returning to his room, with many shouts of Hill.
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Katsia City
Hut
Indiana
Washington Delegates Push Free Coinage Platform
Washington delegates demand a platform favoring free coinage with Ham Lewis as a leading figure. They back 16 to 1 support and urge a strong westward appeal, aiming to influence the party line at the caucus. Delegates discuss candidates like Thomas Muldoon and W. H. Dunphy as committee members and potential nominees.
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Washington
Ham” Lewis
Caucuses and Conferences by State Delegations
State delegations opened caucuses and conferences in Kansas City with earlier action on the vice presidency where possible. New Jersey delegates settled quarters, discussed the vice presidency and platform but did not commit. Florida chose C Gibbons for committee on prudence and instructed him to back the Chicago platform while opposing a specific plank. Rhode Island led by George W Green of Woonsocket weighed the Denverney plan and the 16 to 1 stance, aiming for a Democratic victory. Georgia delegate J I Spalding urged balancing the Chicago platform with concessions to eastern Democrats to win in November, while not yet deciding a vice presidential candidate.
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New Jersey
Victoria “Tire
Herd & Chyfus
Johnson Cornish
Regord
Florida
C. Gibbons
Chicago
Rhode Island
Cgeorge W. Green
Woonsocket
Baltimore
Rolay
Bryan
Georgia
J. I Spalding
New York
Pennsylvania Democrats React to Bryan Visit
July 3 James Kerr, secretary of the national committee, and former congressman Mutrhler returned from Lancwin. Kerr said Bryan stood firm for a specific declaration on the platform and a vice presidential nominee aligned with the ticket. Spasgier voiced support, while the Democratic party favored the populist ticket but warned of rocky outcomes. Michigan delegation endorsed Teawne for the ticket and backed the silver plank.
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Pennsylvania
Bryan
New York
James Kerr
Mutrhler
Lancwin
Kerr
Spasgier
Phoemocratic Party
Teket
eMme
Michigan
Teawne
Nassad
Mack Love Bases Majority on Applications For Tickets
Kansas City tele Arthur announces that Mack Love claims a 100000 vote lead from applications for tickets. The statement was delivered today by the chairman of the Kansas committee, signaling a strong majority claim.
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Mack Love
The
State Journal
Kansas City
Kansas
Exodus Of Bryan Delegates From Lincoln To Kansas City
Crowds in Lincoln depart for Kansas City as Bryan supporters prepare for the convention. Nebraska delegates aim to balance fusion with Populists, while Towne’s name circulates as a potential running mate. Bryan may address the convention if asked.
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Bryan
Kansas City
Lincoln
Neu
Mr. Bryan
Lincoln Democratic Marching Clubs
James Kerr
Pennsylvania
David
Bia
Nebraska
Firyan
Towne
Mr. Towne
Bryan Home Guards
Continental Guards
Missouri Pacific
Delegates Arrive as Albany Silver Faction Presses Seats
New York delegates arrive amid contest over seats for Marsh Cohn and P H McCabe. Silver faction fires personal appeals to Senator Jones, contests before committee, and claims Thayer as Army elector with ties to Bryan. Syracuse mayor Maruire cites Chicago platform support. discussions mix loyalty and platform shifts.
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Albany
New York
Cloud
Judge Clute
Tr. W. Cantwell
Marsh Cohn
P. H. McCabe
New York State
Jones
John Goyd Thayer
Bryan
Louie W. Pratt
James K. Maruire
Syracuse
Bays
Chicago
Pavitt B Tilt
Jom
Oliver
Hill
Lincoln
Hel Weems
Dooming Kansas at the State Journal convention
Special to the State Journal from Kansas City July 1 reports observers noting Kansas influence at a convention. The piece mentions Missouri as convention host, Kansas advertising reach, and Kansas men described as well dressed and notable page presence at the event.
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Kansas
State Journal
Kensas City
Missouri
Theuneas Budees
Sunflower State
Indictments in Washington street car strike case
Twenty indicted street car men arrested near police barracks in Washington after June 10 clashes. Grand jury charges include inciting riot and rioting in three counts each. Deputy sheriffs killed several companions previously. Potheeman Bridwell faces oppression in office. Police officer accused for arresting a rioter’s wife. Dozen others charged with obstructing street car tracks.
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St. Louis
Posce Barracks
Washington
Potheeman
John J. Bridwell
First District
Bridwell
Strojet
Hanna Visits M A inley for Campaign Talks
Senator Hanna left Cleveland for Canton to confer with President Melites about campaign plans. The meeting aims to finalize the executive committee and seek presidential approval for the forthcoming political strategy.
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Cleveland
Hanna
Canton
Meliiites
Ma Hanna
Ottawa Lawyer Visits Topeka Then Kansas City Convention
Geo W Hisser of Ottawa Ohio visiting Topeka to see friends and plan attendance at a Kansas City Democratic convention. Major A M Harvey travels to Kansas City for the same event. Also notices a district court suit over property at 214 and 216 East Tenth Street and local public notices regarding janitors and political talk. Goldie Mowers operated on for appendicitis with serious but improving prognosis.
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Geo. W. Hisser
Ottawa
Ohio
Putnam County
Topeka
Kansas City
District Court
Mre Mare D. Holliday
Mire May Lillie Kellam
Ue Titte
East Tenth Street
A. M. Harvey
Tomarry
Harry Bone
Ashland
Kon
State House
Balk
Topeka City
Chas. A. Towne
Goldie Mowers
Jerome Mowers
Stormont Hospital
Cotton Mares July 2 market report fragment
Fragmentary OCR text references a July market in Cotton Mares with incomplete notes about prices, locations, and participants. Reads as garbled market jargon with unclear names and dates, lacking coherent details or identifiable entities.
Wheat and corn market report from Chicago receipts
Fragmented Chicago market notes show wheat and corn prices and trading terms, with references to September and Topeka markets. Contains ambiguous OCR errors but indicates commodity prices and dairy items in a brief regional market summary.
Topeka Hide Market and Grain Traders Update
Market notes from New York and Topeka describe thin trading at the hide market with prices steady to higher on some hides while grain and oats show weak demand. The July New York money market remains tight with limited lending, and butter and sugar prices see ongoing fluctuations amid a quiet production outlook.
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Seefeld
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Messis
Giiai
Dutter
Lawl Sugar Market
Micjenane
Pomderes
Eran
Opal
Ovrelinen
AS & W
U. Pac
Awe
N. Pac
Fai Pac
Bisc
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