Silver Republicans Nominate Beyan for President at National Convention
Delegates at the Silver Republican gathering in Wansea City nominate WW J Beyan for president and back a strong free silver platform. The vice presidential nomination is postponed awaiting the outcome of the larger convention. Debate centers on the Nicaraguan canal and government ownership, with friction over conference decisions.
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Wansea City
J. Beyan
Todey Bey
Henry M . Teller
Betisce
Teller
Wntit Fe
Brown
En. Hierian
Ciselasikes
Ctin Ventien
Ohio
John Browns
Travelinsmen
Lincoln
Guiet Haa
Nymcanal
Mession
Bryan Nomination Dominates Silver Republican Convention
In a heated session delegates praised William J. Bryan amid calls for unity. Senator Teller and others urged support while various speakers defended Bryan and denounced rivals. the crowd cheered as Bryan’s name was placed in nomination and the convention prepared to vote.
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Ban GuWhe
Towne
Sembrane
Paris
Teller
Bryan
W. J. Bryan
Iers Euingy
Republican Chaurty
Williamn J. Bryan
Republican Party
Lang
Nebraska
Hos
Huzzard
California
Ransom
Jows
L. Cary
Louisiana
S. W.hopkins
Michigan
W. ST. Poster
Missouri
Liryan
Balin
John Crown
Kansas
Gore
Sow
Sample
Minnesota
Brown
Wiliam J. Bryan
Davis
Tim
Patrick Henry
Vce
Topeka Gains Listed In 1900 Census Figures
Topeka remains Kansas second city by population after Kansas City. The tally shows Topeka about 37,100 with additions not yet counted, while Wichita and Leavenworth reach roughly 25,000 and 20,000. Enumerators cite extended limits and Oakland additions as factors. The census was taken by 27 enumerators over about 20 days with pay averaging around $50 per person counted. The Rob inson family case is noted as an incomplete entry.
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Topeka
Oakland
Soren
Kansas
Kansas City
Wichita
Leavenworth
Dourhitt
Hagen
District Court
A. A. Robinson
Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Mexico
Bir
Mexican Central Railroad
Boston
Robingen
Bette
Wolf scalps scheme busted in Kansas counties
Attorney General orders one operator to Kansas City for arrest while another sits in Yates Center jail. Sheriff Patterson discovers the scheme after arresting W. D. McQueen in Yates Center for selling 26 wolf scalps to county boards. Ramsey is also arrested. letters show ongoing operation with payouts in several Kansas counties.
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Kansas
Gaderd
Kansas City
Yates Center
Woodman County
S. L Patterson
Watson County
Topeka
W. D. McQueen
G. W. Ramsey
Patterson
Ramsey
McQueen
Skerrf
Express
McQteen
Wolf
County Board
Capital Stock Increased An Evidence of Kansas Prosperity
Kansas shows prosperity as three state banks boosted capital stock this week, with the Citizens' Bank of Emporia raising to 15,000 dollars and the total stock growing to 1 million. The People's State Bank of Madison Greenwood and the Goodland bank also increased capital, and a new Cimarron State Bank opened with capital set at 5,000 dollars.
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Kansas
Citizens’ Bank of Emporia
Tock
People’s State Bank of Madison
Greenwood
Goodlant City Banke of
Goodland
Kas
Cimarron State
Policeman Strikes Mrs Little at Convention Hall
Kansas City on July 6 a police officer struck Mrs Col E Little during a crowd crush at the main entrance of a convention hall. Colonel Little shielded his wife as the blow sparked cries of shame while officials ordered the officer from the scene and pledged punishment.
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Kansas City
Col E . Litte
Colonel
Mrs. Little
Tle
Mrs Little
L. C. Boyle
Aidit
Fusion Conference Deliberates Towne for Second Place
Democratic, Populist, and Silver Republican committees met in Kansas City to discuss Towne as a vice presidential candidate. Senators Tillman, Martin, and Williams indicated cautious support, while Populist Tom Patterson and Silver Republican Teller urged backing, noting Towne could secure several key states. Further meetings were planned if needed.
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Towne
Kansas City
Tillman
Martin
Geo
Fred Willlame
Tom Patterson
Pettigrew
Breidenthal
Kases
Weaver
J.R. Severesen
Dr. Taylor
Teller
Charles S Hartman
Mr. Ransom
Nebraska
Patterson
Senator Teller
State Journal Boosts Size With Friday and Saturday Edition
Advertisement heavy page announces the State Journal will double its normal size due to high demand for Friday and Saturday outputs. A misread snippet touts a cough remedy and sells auction bargains at Cross, mentioning restored health and climate resources.
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State Journal
Telegraph
Official Political Book Prospectus Offered to Workers
W B Conkey Co Chicago advertises the book Great Political Issues and Leaders of the Campaign of 18 Roosevelt Bryant Beveridge and others. Prospectus ready free to workers. Freight paid. Price $1.50. Send seven stamps for postage. includes illustrated pages and commission details.
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Lessies
Roosevalt
Bryan
Beveridge
Hoar
Cochran
Loge
Towne
Dhe Costa
iPelody
W. B. Conkey Co
Chicago
Til
Roosevelt
Bryant
Wuttiokles
Eversbody
W. EB. Conkey Co
City ordinance details street widenings and property setbacks
Ordinance No. 2153 drafts city actions on widening Tilreenth Street and adjacent streets in Topeka. It specifies setbacks and property measurements along both sides, with sections detailing the survey points, the north and south street lines, and publication timing for council adoption.
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Steout
Tilreenth Street
Topekik Fcr
Botendars
Shaniyeg
Daverent
Ordiminge
Squires
Acter Sa
Topeka Ordinance No 2152 Annexes Street Boundaries
Ordinance 2152 confirms a city street boundary change beginning at the eastern terminus of Williams Avenue and extending west to West Street, then south across the south line of Winans Street to Clay Street, with further lines to the city line and lumber rear details. The measure is presented by the mayor and council, with signatures and publication note as required.
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Topeka
Kanandha
Topeke
Greenwood Avenue
Woodlawn
Thirteenth Street
Lerey Street
Trier Street
Sifth Avenue
Ninth Street
Quincy Street
Mer Fos Street
J. H. Squires
City East
Uewits
Hue
Williams Svenun
Clay Street
Badia
J. Drew
Notice to Contractors for Ewend School Building
Notice to contractors for the Ewend school building project. Site storage and plans by J. C. Holland.
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Ieee
J.C. Holland
Ordinance No 2151 Budget and Funds Allocation
Ordinance No 2151 authorizes appropriation for the general fund departments and multiple city funds. It outlines allocations for various departments and projects, governs transfer authority, and sets the ordinance effective date and enforcement terms.
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Kansas Avenue
Name Bryan
Silver
Winslow
Bemura
Wichita and
Wooten Seenet
Mks
E. C. Little
Convention Hall
Mberiain
Cross
Lstephape NaiGe
Nures
Mary McGee
Kan
Care Journal
Kitution
West
Kaneas
Demework
TS Western Ave
Western Ave
Holiday Hotel
Han Sas Picestanes
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Guet
Gus Crisello
Nature Remedy Co
Cre
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Dour
Woodlawn Avenue
Kansan
Hanover
Washington County
Kat
E. Latt
Life
Kumas City
J. H. Fosdick
Tel
Quincey St
Quincy At
Quincy St
Cook
Corner
Fifth
Madison St
State St
Monroe St
Harrison
Earin
Boxi
Eman
Columbus Rubber
Harsien
Lindsey
Bigepring
Ben House
Ben Seuss
A. G. Noe
Bisworthh
de van Buian
Sabe—Family Horse Inquirers Hunteon
Lady's Bicycle
Siernotan
Oes Mipcegerernis Estate
Madicum Street
Lyman
Eaneas
WS. Moore
Bansas
Saudern
Roy Neues
Jolierson
EE. Strait
Quk
Alan Garland
Si Taylor
Watchmaker
Kansai
Physicians and Surgeons
Henry W
Charles
Ida CG Barnes
Eva Harding
Momecpsthist
Hascus
J. C. Darling Co
Stalia
Kanbasave
Resseuakis
Hanush Kiklberg
Harrison St
Thanfer & Storage
Housenosa Goede
Clarence Skinner
Golden Fur
Cansas
Topeka Cycle CO
West Sth
Ena
Lancems
Py 4 .&. Cycle CO
Fifth St. National
Union Bicycles
C.H. Guibor
Milton Brown
Ford Bidg
Ken
Coieman
Hve
Pianos
Organs Typewriters
Ly Biscoe
Dastmantis West Sith
Capital City
Fames Beatden
Ares
Watcnes
Diaspica
Sitvarwrars
St. Yey
Ferrier
Trestmeata
Hattie van Wieck
East Pith St
Stephen C. Woodhole
Eire
Monthly Report
Lena Ia An As
Jour
Saunth Yuding Co
Sheldon Teu
Fond. Jour & Power Co
Tyler
M. M. Hale
Tepe
Teese Ae Fund
Acreet & Ciey Bail Fond
Geemeat
Barioe
Fenih
Witewelk
Aioe
Clits
Clits “Apalsiet Fouls
Wan Ua
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