Curtis on Bland and the free silver faction
Fragmented speech outlines Richard F Bland as the ideal free silver candidate against radical supporters. Mentions Charles Curtis as a leading figure and contrasts with Bland Bryan factions. Includes unrelated notes about a Free Silver Convention in St Louis and various local ads.
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Richard F. Bland
Charles Curtis
Ie Oyen
Wwe
EU Radical
Bland
Bryan
Huge Alle Masary
Reypt
Monroe At
Festival Fund Grows With $245 Pledge Boost
A committee of 15 reports the fall festival fund climbing, adding $245 in pledges and aiming to exceed $600 with ongoing donor visits. Highlights include a flambeau parade and involvement from Topeka club members, as well as substantial gifts from high contributors.
Flambeau Festival Parade Draws Allied Clubs
Amid fall festival week excitement the Flambeau parade is highlighted by the Republican and Democratic clubs each fielding about 100 trained marchers. Township and ward groups prepare to join, with several hundred marchers expected in white suits and decorated fans. A night parade along Kansas Avenue will culminate in a display of vari colored rockets and warlike glory.
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Adense
Topeis
Flambeau Ehh
Democratic Club
Missi Township
Ine
Strang
Committees of Fifteen Meet in City Council Chamber
The committees of fifteen will hold a weekly meeting this evening in the council chamber tent. The session will focus on the financial committee report and the bid of vendors from last week. Major Andersen and City Engineer Bares Sil will present a large print map of the fair grounds.
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Council
Friecial
Badews
Major Andersen
Flower Committee Meets to Promote Flower Festival Parade
An enthusiastic gathering of the flower committee of the county festival is in session at the Commercial Club rooms this afternoon. More than three ladies are present as efforts rise to interest city and county clubs in the flower parade. Several committees are to be appointed and work will begin to advance the event.
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Efteen
Topeka
Essas
Tepika
Ieriphe
Tunis
Wluh
Rooma
Atler
Echo
Pico
Semple
D. L Snook
Lof Olathe
Kan
Seth P
Alden Goldamith
A. W. Davis
Holton
Joe Thorndale
al West
Gotten
Clinton
iJrgus Regor
Anne Wilson
Valencia
Donald Tulsee
Manville
Amber
F. B. Campbell
Butler
Populist Governors Hopefuls Lead In Party Conventions
A Populist insider tracks voter sentiment ahead of the state convention. Delegates counted reach 165 with 23 counties reporting. forecasts vary, as leaders caution it is early to estimate second-ballot outcomes. Central committee urged August first delegate selections, but some counties delayed.
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Basil Kness
Tatiana Aspirante
Thia
Bowries
Republican Party
Set
Benim Lotel
State Central Committee
Soins
Plan to curb city garbage via closed dump cart system
Councilman Netters proposes a city wide garbage plan to stop alley dumping. Officers would empty metal bins mounted on carts in a biweekly round, with waste taken to the city dump at no extra cost. He argues current fines and patrols are ineffective and seeks ordinance backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netter Ox
Nevble
Connettiman Netters
Mitchell Pardoned After Pardons Hearing
Kale Mitchell sought pardon after a district court trial for arson in the second degree. The petition contends no evidence ties Mitchell to the crime and notes a co-defendant acquitted on the same evidence. The board approved the pardon yesterday following the petition hearing.
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Kale Mitchell
Mitchell
Hix
Wastritt
Curtis To Make A Tour Through Fourth District
Congressman Charie uru plans a July tour through the Fourth District visiting each county for two or three days. He will meet constituents, shake hands, and explain policies, then return for a brief rest before resuming activities and giving speeches where requested.
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Curtis
Suly
Cnarie
Uru
Two Lives Saved by Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs Phoebe Thomas of Junction City Illinois was told she had consumption and no cure, yet two bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her and revived her life. Mr Wes Rogers of 138 Florian Street San Francisco suffered a dreadful cold and feared consumption, bought one bottle and in two weeks was cured. Trial bottle at J K Jones drug store near Furth Street and Kansas Avenue. Regular size 50 cents and 31.
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Phoebe Thomas
Junction City
Topeka Fair Opens With Fast Racing and Tragedy
The Topeka fair featured mixed excitement from top horses and a deadly accident. A horse dropped dead on the track after Elsie B fell riderless, injuring jockey Barker. Winners included Sampson's trap driver Mrs McCurdy and others rewarded with blue ribbons while audiences judged exhibits and parades.
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A. F McCardy
McCurdy
Libbie Hazlett
J. M. Knights
Chae Fellows
John VanVeehten
Virgie Payne
Sembson
Dr. McQurdy
Phaeton
Dan Dugcan
Phaston
Peart Sample
J. M. Knight
Madge Dwyer
Cyrus Ogee
Miss Dwyer
Topeka
Sutton
Sliverene
Lady Bird
Siiverene
Lady Hird
Duke Risstil
Siulvereth
M. BR
Wiliam Bradbury
Newman
Join W
Billy
Oh Rob Riley
Wichita
FL Richardson
Berne
Bob Illes
John Kinney
Arthur Massey
Bull Doe
Updesraff
Black Tom
Elsie B
Barker
Harker
Hiawatha
Elsin
J. H. Brown
Arsblan Boy
Pico
Boniface
D. 1
Smock
Clithe Ken
Joe Wibin
Silverthorntee Young
J. W. Wible
Marion
Kan
St. King
Boseman
Rashaw
Mambring
W. A. Minick
Sunshine Prince
Hillside Prince
Hoh Beardmore
Emporia
de Sole
Honor
Florar Ina
Gilsnore
Lawrence
Ian
Hatres
Pilot Mambring
Bolt
Harry H. Weethay
Monett Oo
Shadeland Noeward
Noemaneer
Shadeland Onward
Woodline Stock Farm
Fullerton
Neb
Joe Young
Shane & Chittenden
Peabody
Gen
Evans
Gambetta Wilkes
W. Janes
Willard
Campbell
Scott
al West
Red Bargie
John Mixer
Nile
Be Lependerner
Jed Beale
Red Heart
Mark Field
Tiethin
Seartner
Sontate Stedman
Es Altimo
W. F. Stedman
Valley Center
Cora
Joe Yours
Homer
Stape & Chittenden
Peaueay
Bam
National League scores and attendance from July baseball games
Baseball summary from July league slate noting Brooklyn 11 Cleveland 6 in front of about 2,500, Baltimore 15 Chicago 13, New York 8 St. Louis 3, Louisville 1 Boston 2, Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 10 Washington 0, St Paul 12 6d Rapids 3, Minneapolis 16 Detroit 7, Milwaukee 19 Columbus 18, Kansas City 14 3 Indus 54. Lineups listed with batteries for each game.
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Cleveland
Wallace
Ree
Zimmer
Dawh
Grim
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Chicago
Briegs
McMahon
Friend
Donahue
Clark
Louisville
Boston
Colonels
Bostons
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Loulevilie
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
National League
F.C. Cleveland
Baltimore Hee
Bostom
Pittsburg
Chieses
Washington
New York
Bovis
Saa Lowisville Iz
Wheeling for Christ delegates wheel to Trenton then Philadelphia
About twenty delegates from the Christian Endeavor convention left South Park Newark at dawn in uniform for a coast to Washington. They rode to Plainfield Metuchen New Brunswick Princeton and Trenton sharing meals and joining others. the journey continues toward Philadelphia as part of their faith driven cycling event.
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Washington
Newark
N. J
Christian Endeavor Convention
South Park
Wilmiteton
Del
Christ
Plainfield
Metuchen
Sone Frodkion
Swigert alleges damage by Chris Von Der Ahe in St Louis
Joseph Swigert files a petition in a local court claiming Chris Von Der Ahe damaged him for $9,000. The suit traces a November 5 partnership at Sportsman's Park run by David Foster and Oliver B Parker, with Swigert employed as a judge at the racetrack site.
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Joseph Swigert
Chris
St. Louis
von der Ahe
Mackenfuss
David Foster
Oliver B. Parker
Sportsman's Park
de Rae
Chris von der Abe
Swikert vs Von der Abe dispute details in employment case
Discharged worker Swikert claims breach after Von der Abe bought out Foster and Packer. He asserts contract continuity and seeks damages around 9000 dollars. The article also catalogs Kansas City and St Louis horse racing results and notes on local bicycle production and various town sports results. It ends with an advertisement for Electric Bitters.
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Ee the Park
Swikert
von der Abe
Foster
Packer
Stwikert
Swicert
Mackennies
Foster and Parker
Von
Ahe
Homeseekers Excursion to Southwest and Midwest Destinations
Advertises multiple rail excursions from Lafayette with round trip fares around one dollar plus two dollars. Lists trips to Leavenworth and other points in Oklahoma Texas Louisiana and Arkansas with specific dates in July. Mentions remedies for inflammation and digestion and cites G W Stands as sponsor.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Stansted
Leavenworth
Sante Po
Leaven
Best Pill
G. W
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