Democrats Expect Money For Campaign From Carnegie
Kansas City July 4. In the 1904 campaign the national Democratic committee plans to fund operations with generous donations. Andrew Carnegie is eyed for a major gift while Kansas contributions arrive early. Kansas Democrats report nearly all sunflowers state pledges paid, with many backers traveling to Kansas City to settle accounts. The party hopes large nationwide backing will offset Republican strategy led by Hanna.
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Private Conference and Democratic Strategy Outlook
Reports from a private strategy session describe Johnson of Kansas as a detail oriented organizer, rallying delegates and leveraging large campaign funds. The piece discusses Bryan’s stance on the Boer War, German support for Bryan, and the Democrats courting soldiers and laborers while opposing McKinley era trusts. National Chairman J K Jones advocates anti trust and pro liberty themes as paths to victory.
Crowds Rush for Tickets At Kansas City Convention
Report describes thousands of Kansans traveling to Kansas City for a national convention, with ticket shortages causing crowds to swarm hawkers and stir frenzied demand. Observers note high demand from locals, while many travel from within the state seeking admission and value.
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Kansans Object to Beer Bottle Tax Protest
A noisy crowd gathered as residents voiced strong opposition to a proposed 75 cent beer bottle tax. The scene featured shouted pleas and arguments among about thirty men outside a building, with interruptions and a tense exchange between speakers.
Bill Sapp's Predicament at Convention Absence
Special to the State reports Bill Sapp unable to attend a convention due to an eye ailment. The Kansan City note describes his withdrawal and the impact on proceedings.
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Sunflower League Leader Tight on Convent Tickets
The Sunflower league head demands tickets from a convent dispute but cannot supply them. He plans to calm the uproar by staying home as Sapp's arrival delays deepen the grief among league members.
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WHY HILL WENT TO BRYAN VISIT QUESTIONED
Special to the State Journal reports Senator Hill of New York refused to discuss his Bryan visit while Senator Harris of Kansas claimed Hill aimed to persuade Bryan. Hill said he and Evan knew why he was there and that it was a private matter.
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Captured by Kansans in California Delegation Scoop
Special to the State Journal Kansas City July 4 Kansas Silver Republics captured a California delegation caucus. Sam Hale of Rush Webb McNall Bob Turner and other silver followers entered the hall at headquarters. McNall and Turner caused a disrupt by cheering loudly as the caucus proceeded.
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Kansas City Conventions Amid Bold Delegation Shuffle
Special to the State Journal Kansas City July 4 A Kansas delegation clash unfolds at the convention as Browne Cowsins urges reinstatement of dollar expansion. Johnson runs from ticket seekers while Hill Croker clash over New York influence and the Democratic platform.
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New York Delegation Proposes Vice Presidential Candidate
Kansas City July 4 The New York State delegation after a stormy session put forward a candidate for vice president in the person of Hunt Keene, a charity official of New Vere, but he declined. David Hitt Tigen defeated as a candidate for representation on the country platform by August Syk, and Murphy led the caucus as New York representative.
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No Night Session of United Monetary League Held
In Kansas City on July 4 the United Monetary League failed to convene a scheduled night meeting as speakers did not arrive. The Auditorium management claimed arrears totaling $122 and 350 to the doorkeeper and staff, a compromise was later reached by Dr. Strong and supporters, allowing the crowd to depart.
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Bh Bean El Indignation Ee Ach Pavion 3
Bh Bean El Indignation Ee Ach Pavion 3 appears as a fragmented entry with unclear context. Readable elements suggest a potential list or note with names or titles, but exact meaning and entities are obscured. No verifiable events or quotes identified to summarize confidently.
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Towne Nomination Backed by Populist National Committee
The Populist national committee met with about 75 members from every state and decided to continue advocating Towne's nomination. A conference committee including Edmiston, Hettfeid, Allen, Mt. terzon, Weaver, Breidenthal, Taylor, Severview, Gerry Brown, Ashton, MacGavech, Price, and others will engage with Democrats on the vice presidency. One member warned Towne could stay in the race if not nominated. another said a double ticket would not harm Bryan. Kansas City dispatch notes Dr. Burton of Kansas's Sixth district seated front-row at the convention as medical officer, wearing badges and alert to the proceedings.
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Bradstreet Report Shows Smallest Business Failures in Eighteen Years
Bradstreet’s July report notes a drop in six month business failures to the lowest in eighteen years, with total liabilities rising about 19 percent while aggregate assets show declines. Compared with 1898 and 1897, the figures illustrate a fragile improvement in some areas but no broad revival.
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Hugh Cameron Rides Kans Hermit Foregoes Independence Walk
Kansas hermit Hugh Cameron of Lawrence announces a Fourth of July plan tied to the Democratic convention. He contemplates an equestrian feat on the colt Capitol Policeman to promote free coinage, framing it as gratitude for free government and the Patriot Fathers. The excerpt includes verse and questions about liberty and virtue.
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Robber Fears Alarm After Fire At French Bakery
A late night fire alarm at a French bakery led to a burglary scare. George Means woke to noise, alerted police, and the intruder fled before stealing anything. Investigation showed entry via the wire screen door, with the offender unseen.
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Rock Island Discourages Smoking for Clear Brains
General Manager H A Parker of Rock Island announces a cigarette smoking ban for applicants, arguing smoking dulls the mind and harms judgment. He says no smoker will obtain a position, and other railroads support the move, signaling a broader industry trend toward non smoking hiring.
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New manager named for Reds and Santa Fe team
Den Sullivan will pilot the Santa Fe Reds while EL Whipple resigns as manager. Dan Allvan accepted a position in the team’s personnel as talks continue on the final lineup. The Reds play Voliex Park today and clashes with St Joseph at Topeka on July 1 and with Lawrence on July 31. St Joseph has a fast roster and a big relay is planned en route to Topeka.
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Private Secretaries Sought to Fill Fuel Ticket Forms
Railroad notes describe changes to coal chute blanks under Santa Fe management. Engineers must fill three tickets per run, with full signatures, to track coal use, while tickets are routed to foremen, division masters, and filed for records. The system aims to improve individual coal usage records and accountability.
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