Bryan's Mate and Adial Stevenson Career Portrait
A fragmented sketch traces Adial B Stevenson, a Missourian lawyer and public servant, from Mecklenberg roots to Centre College, Bloomington law practice, two terms in Congress, and a run as vice presidential candidate with Bryan. It extols his democratic loyalty, conservative tilt, and plainspoken, open air style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adial E Stevenson
Walter Willam
Adial B
Stevenson
Jan
Strek
West
McCreary
Breckinriles
Lllnois
Bloomington
Ciusem
Washington
Democratic Numines Fur
Grover Theveland
Cleveland
Fenny
Bryan
Reyer
Gambia
Sim
Steverern
Ceneral Stevenson
Cal
Green
Centre Eee Titre
Itinol
Dougass
Tasmaiy
Mimivanion
Mleuateaniy
Fae Tate
Alaska gold fields report and bank statement brief
Government dispatch from Anvil City dated June 11 reports about 12,000 people in harbor and forty two vessels offshore. A transport vessel ran aground near Yukon river but was unloaded and later refloated with no injuries. Also notes ships at St Michael and mixed progress of various vessels. Weekly New York bank statement shows reserves and deposits shifting, with excess reserves rising and several figures cited.
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Washington
Alaskan
War Department
Randall
Anvil City
Hosecrana
Lee Fields
Yukon River
Athenian
St. Michael
Barias Hunter
Eclipse
Ritch
St Michael
New York
Feth
Rane
Mare Island Yard Commanders Named In Washington Report
To Command at Mare Inland Washington July 7 Ser Long names Captain Merril Miller as commander of the Mare Island Navy Yard and Captain George Eide as captain of the same yard. Sultan Will Pay Lowson July 7 Constantinople torres pumient of the envelope under Gate of Duty implies no forthcoming answer to the US claims but official assurances indicate payment to be made.
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Mare
Washington
Ser Long
Merril Miller
Mare Island Navy Yard
George Eide
Sultan
Lowson
Constantinapte
Torres Pumient
Gate of
Parte
United States
Seme
Fifty Killed in Official Tie Ni event
July report details a fatal powder explosion leaving fifty people dead now identified as Nievetky. Officials confirm the tragedy occurred during a public event and are compiling names and casualty figures.
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Tran Nievetky
Supreme Court rules abstractors liable in damages case
The Kansas Supreme Court holds abstractors responsible for errors in farm abstracts after a Salina mill was traded for Reno county land and a $2400 mortgage was omitted. The decision clarifies liability for mistakes in deeds abstracts and outlines several opinions from the term. Marion Asbell remains jailed for murder as cases proceed, with numerous rulings reversing or affirming lower courts across multiple counties.
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Supreme Court
Heno
Salina
Reno County
Ab Sy Supreme Cot
Serene
E E Sapp
Galena
Marion Asbell
District Court
Hope For Liberty
Doster H. McManus
Jacob Walters
Conrad Sele
Merion County
Firewater
Va National
Bank of Seneca
Niinghe
S. Allen
al Va
Daniel C. Hopibs
Reso County
John Davis
Cisel
J. Johnsto
Hudson
Fatt
Atchison County
Margie A. DeTarr
Ford Heim Brewing
Orepany
Court of —— Pleas
Wyandotte
Anthony
Leroy
Court of Appeal Peewceed
State of Kansas
Marion Ager
Labette County
John Kerneratt
Harper County
JUSTICE SMITH_ railway company
Court of Sapesis
City of
Kansas City
Grey
Ee Grune
Cory Oe
Cuban troop movements and fort relief plans noted
Havana dispatch reports Military Governor Wood ordering troop redeployments to defend key posts. Second and Fifth regiments split among districts while Tenth and Eighth units prepare to relieve guards at Morro Castle, Guantanamo, and Sanua de Manamo. Baracoa post to be abandoned as a military site.
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Havana
Wood
Menta
Tenth Segiment
Morro Castle
Bantiarg
Fifk
Eighth Cavalry
Guantanamo
Sanua de Manamo
Baracoa
Tenth
Trinidad
For
Ather
United
Tates
Social and Personal notes from Topeka society
Mr fog Sie ee Serrace and their party returned Friday afternoon. An informal party, Mian Nelle Serdam entertained a few Ida informally at Cant s. Many names and travels are listed, with friends visiting in Kansas City, Lawrence, Ottawa, Leavenworth, and Topeka. Several visits to Colorado and Chicago areas noted, plus a Mille Dry Company picnic and various family gatherings.
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Fog Sie Ee Serrace
Beir
Is Pews
Bertha, Wilders
Ithaca
Mary R. Ned Wilder
California
Colorado
Mian Nelle Serdam
Carl Serdar
George Macon
Nipie Tacak
Leavenworth
Rella Updeiss
Tana McCray
Kansas City
W. HL. Johnston
Hutchinson
Manspen Dana Davis
Hiawatha
Bethany College
Mae
Ligssie Osborn Kaneas
Ayia
Lena McCray
Susie Wolcott
Kansas
Ca Cole
C. C. Knowles
Charles Haines
Lawrence
Martha Valentine
Valentine Godard
Gucar Woolverton
St. Louis
Mr. Woolverton
A. Wolver
Gladuin
Boston
Airs
George Stansfield
W. J. Blsok
Lottle Atchison
Leatenvworth
D. Blanford
Sault Ste. Marie
Stehigan
Wil Wadsworth
Clara Aldrich
Alice Haney
Merrill Springs
Mille Dry
Garfied Park
Irving Wellman
Mra Wellman
Francis Mallory
Annie Ripley
Chi
bin Guivar
Rose Davis
Lids Macferran
EH Anderson
Topeka
Mca Anderson
Chute
Clais Sail Chute
Winnifred Petter
Lake View
Kirin
Dubuque
Mertic Cole
EW. Yeans
Ralph
Young
Sind
Farr HO
Strous
Lincoln
Net
Parry Sen
Lore Smith
St. Lewis
Doe
J TD. Smittie
Quincy Street
Dukh Davis
Minaella McLatsilin
Peoria
W. P Bishop
Meade Miss Bishop
Elisabeth Meade
Topeka News Brims With Local Happenings and Plans
Readers learn of scarce Kansas avenue rentals and Lake View prospects, upcoming district court actions on annexation, and visits by Chicago figures. Reports note police court cases, municipal workers, parade crowds, a whisky raiding aftermath, and local social events. Prominent residents, church services, and a Kansas City Elks meeting in Atlantic City are also mentioned.
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Kansas Avenue
Lake View
Updegraft
St Soaephninia
Joe Bra
Chicago
Visi
Bt Bradson
Chandler
Marie Das
Topeka
Tule Paar
Pasetant Donovan
Officer Paveynia
Armourdale
Engineer McGinnis
Sante Pe
Balta
Monroe Street
Tates
T. Yount
Kansas City
Bryan
Towne
Harry Steinberg
Bert Lewin Jett
Castade
Coto
Senator Harris
Crowder
California
Democratic Cotvenon
J. P. Griswold
Atra. A
Ary
Serrigo
YM. C
Sanagementa
Wakarusa
Water Committee
Aon
Hammond
Marguerite Jones
W. H. Montgomery
Lymans
Kaness Avenue
Neal & Shep
George Kirkpatrick
The
State Temperance Union
Euclid Avenue
Meo
Central Congregational
Corn Dance Postponed for Indian Arrival
A letter to James B. Hayden states the Pottawatomie green corn dance planned to start yesterday is postponed to next week to allow territory Indians to arrive. Topeka locals who traveled to the reservation yesterday will be disappointed. The American Association for the Advancement of Osteopathy held its final season with officers elected for the year: President C. J. Hulett, Vice President Alice Patterson, Secretary Irene Harwout, Assistant Secretary T. M. King, Treasurer H. M. Hulett. Summer Outings note direct Grand Trunk routes to top continental resorts. descriptive pamphlets with rates available from J. H. Burgis.
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James B. Hayden
Pottawatomie
Topeka
Hnet
Grand Tronk
Ita
J. H. Burgis
Jackson
The Best Remedy For Stomach and Bowel Troubles
An advertisement touts a remedy for stomach and bowel troubles amid claims of fast travel details. It references trains to Chicago with free chair cars and Pullman sleepers, listing departures from Topeka and connections to lakeside resorts, with promotional language about quick cures and a family experience with cholera.
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Retodteimey Sudicives
Kineke
Aft Drug
Chicago
Santa Fe
Topeka
Sichigen
Northern Lake
le King
Burton Man Named in County Political Fight
W A Owen of Burton is nominated for senator in Bourbon county as Douglas county faces a pivotal district fight. A bitter contest in Kilean politics this year sees A Henley defeating J J Brady for the Republican nomination while tentative plans place the convention at Valley Faire. Henley holds the unexpired Johnson term but no session has convened. Tuten forces claim ownership of Henley though opponents say he is unpledged and acceptable to both factions.
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W. A. Owen
Burton
Tor
Bourbon Coernoon
Fort
Douglas County
Henley
C. Johnson
United States
Pettit Acquitted in Court Martial at Manila
The court martial for Col. James Pettit of the Thirty-fifth volunteers acquitted him of violating the article of war in arranging with President Medell of Zamboanga to capture Juan Ramos. General MacArthur disapproved the finding after review. Pettit is restored to duty. Gen. Bell becomes brigadier general and takes provost marshal duties July 16. Gen. Williston plans to return home.
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MacArthur
Manila
James
Pettit
Thirty-firet Volunteer Infantry
Medell
Zamboanga
Juan Ramos
Martah
Col Peuit
James Bell
B. B. Willieton
Gen. Bell
Gen
Williston
Kansans Dominate Silver Republican Convention
Kansas prominence floods the Silver Republican gathering with hot speeches. Webb urged nominating Bryan and Towne while Roosevelt faced opposition from a “mingwump” faction. Topeka and Minnesota delegates clash over tactics as Dupre and Tillotson read party platforms amid noisy proceedings.
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State Journal
Kansas City
Kansas
Webb
Bryan
Towne
Roosevelt
Mingwump
M. Brown
Topeke
Wit
Wit Enthuclain, D.C
Tillotson
Duine
Minnesota
Bhutung
Ki Furner
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J. M. Stephenson
New York Life Insurance Company
Buffalo, N. Y
de. Williams Medisine
St Louis
Tan
Joe
Asia
Sena
Alinan
Georra Breyenends
Abitriet Mermenny
Tare
Drester
Uae
America
Rataep
Brevenson
Tule Stevenson
Jeperal Stevenson
Republic
Agaiist
Aronaes
Tipton
Dresden
State Supreme Court
Court
Cherokee-Crawford Common Pleas Tribunal
Marlon Asbell
Kanzas
N. An
Ottawa County
Walter Dencing
Mary A Yount
RL King al
Doster
C. J
Railway Company
John Pernie
Court of Appeals
Portsmamuth
Avings Bank
Martha
Court of Alle
City of Error
Miami County
Patrick Va
Lydia
Patetal
Ci Seranea
Alice Bridge
Main Street
Brown County
Error
Cuba
Social and Personal
Lake Shore Railroad
Cleveland & Buffalo Transit
Meuffalo
Ottawa
Chantauqua
John F. McManus
Atlantic City
Elks
Grand Jodge
Pick” Smith
FR. Low
Judes
Aremen of
Paris
First Gwent Baptist Church
J. Lindquist
G- A. Sincert
M. Carson
Bag Efereh
Osteopathists
Washburn College
Topeka, Kansas
Os Brachard
Geo. M. Herrick
Burton Man
Bourbon
W. A Owen
Minneapolis
Minn
Chamber of Commerce
GieRe
A Jen’ Fa Co
Midway Elevator Company
Indefianed
Joliet
Charles Leroy
Fullerton
Seago
Binghamton
Kilmore & Co
Lloyds
London
Lioyds
China
Iast Bay
Pete
Aes Epree
Etips
Ella A
Insam
Mac
Ellie
Fee Haretul Rea Ac Sg Ea
Shawnee Building and Loan Association
Eastman
West Sixth ST
Lake Michi
Omigago
Manitou Steamenia
Somosay
Rice & Docks
Ie Chategs
Smith
Bunn Infantry
Orient
Washington State
United State Infanter
Mhing
Pitty
Santiago
Cubs
Willlome
Far East
Harry AL Smith
Hamas National Guard
Kaness
Sale
Liver
Seith
Mrs
Pinkharm
Lyna
Massare ii
Dolar
Lyiis
E. Pinkham
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