Political candidates roam as multiple parties name tickets
The article lists a sweep of presidential ticket nominations across parties. It notes Bryan and Stevenson at Kansas City, plus a ninth ticket, detailing the Republican, Prohibition, Populist, Socialist, and other party selections with nominees such as Harriman, Hayes, Woolley, Maloney, Remmel, Barker, Donnelly, McKinney, and Roosevelt. It highlights varied campaign strategies and the crowded field shaping the election landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Stevenson
Hansas City
Rocalist
Labor Party
Rochester
N. C
Job Harriman
California
Bmtax
Hayes
Social Democrats
Indianapolis
Higene Vv. Dele
Infiana
Tate
de Leon
Sortatiats
Jowegh FP. Maloney
Valentine Remmil
Pennsylvania
United Christian Party
Istent
Revins C. Swallow
John G. Woolley
Francis Clark
Society of Christian Endeavor
Charing M. Sheldon
Dineed
Prohibition Party
Chitame
Wid
John G. Wooldey
Tilinoius
Henry T. Meteau
Widderaland
Globe Sights On Odd Bits Of Life In Atchison
A slice from the Atchison Globe offers quirky reflections on gossip, politics, manners, and social habits. It notes that talk of others fuels interest, paired with a wry take on courtship, drunkenness, and domestic scenes, plus a fragment about a line breakup and condolence letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Ebat
No State Fair This Year Atop Topeka Stock Show
Local stock breeders insist on a state fair but lack necessary financial backing and delayed plans. H A Heath says rebuilding and competing county and state programs make a state fair this year unlikely, though support exists for a properly funded statewide event in the future. Some say a district or local fair in the fall could work with sufficient effort, but time is short and capital is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeku
Stock Breeders’ Association
H. A. Heath
Topeka
Depekn
Popeka
T. J. Anderson
Leon
County Minissionere
Te Wear
Santi Te Sinte
Brandsland
Topeke
Pointed Paragraphs From The Chicago News
A collection of idle maxims and adages reflects on conduct, behavior, and social quirks. The brief opinions touch on relationships, money, luck, and superstition with a humorous, sardonic tone.
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The
Chicago News
Quaker Reflections and Local Humorous Vignettes
A compact column from the elepavran Record offers humorous Phili ppine quips and town talk. It sketches a Manila style reflection on improvement discussions and local banter about manners cooking and gossip with brief character sketches such as Mrs Cars and the Manayunk Philosopher. It also includes light exchanges about presidents and lateness.
White Man Turned Yellow and Battle With Illness
The fragment describes a man named Constersavon Wasa and M. A. Hogarty of Ff. Fanahs, who suffered jaundice like symptoms. Despite treatment by doctors, no relief came until a presumed remedy, Bleethe Hitters, was tried. The account is unclear and garbled but centers on a dramatic medical condition and a claimed cure.
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M. A. Hogarty
Fanahs
Denelie
Eastern Gold Democrats Opposed to the Kansas City Ticket
New York July 12 a Jersey City lawyer Mynter J Wor tensyke the gold Democratic candidate for congress in 1806 states the sound money Democrats in New Jersey oppose Bryan and the Kansas City platform. He notes the convention’s 18 to 1 stance and its refusal to retreat from 1898 radical currency, predicting thousands will back McKinley and Palmer Buckner supporters instead. The gold Democrats expect to vote for Mekhilev to oppose Bryan and the free silver policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
New York
Mynter J. Wortensyke
Jersey City
New Jersey
Democrata
Bryan
McKinley
Palmer
Buckner
Indianapolis
Mekhilev
Ailger
Uniforms and film on Rough Riders for 1904 campaign
Chicago reports preparations for fall political warfare with torches mugs caps and uniforms as manufacturers supply marching clubs and parades. A moving picture firm is ordered to show kinetoscopic views of the Rough Riders at San Juan Hill while Republican bosses tout dramatic campaign imagery and patriotic pageantry.
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Illinois
Chicago
Cliba
Roosevelt
San Juan
Teddy
Paleiphia
Ronnevett
Rough Riders
Cuba
Prove All Things. Wagering for Sovereigns in London Streets
A London marquis offered five shillings for five British sovereigns for an hour to prove a claim, but found no takers. The text then promotes Dean's Kidney Pills with testimonials claiming kidney relief and overall health improvement, urging readers to buy from Foster-Milburn Co. as sole US agents.
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London Selden
Dean
Hay
Locuat St
Rowley & Bnow
Sixth Street
Kansas Avenue
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. C
United States
Dean's
Uniforms and film act to correct historical depictions
A discussion notes Republicans ordering new films to correct uniforms for historical accuracy and portrays a clash between the Rough Riders and Webster Davis in battle scenes. Roosevelt may travel to Illinois in October if arrangements succeed, while Democrats push Davis photos of the Hoers against the Rough Riders.
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Phla-delphia
Rough Riders
Cuba
Roosevelt
Illinois
Webster Davis
West Point Cadets Appointed Under New Law
West Point cadets appointed during the past week under the increase provided by recent legislation include Torrey B. Motjen Rawlins Wy alternates Orne E Tyler Kansas City Kan Walter B Dyredale alternates Lawrence Kan Clarence J Novobey Yankton SD Albert T Loman alternates Mitchell D Kendall Fellows Spokane Wash Leo P Quinn alternates Spokane ward Le Caompte Park Co Irvine alternates Logan Utah Repert Punto Sal Lake City Utah Gerald Childs alternates Ogden Utah Anihor W Lane Portland Ore Henry A Adair alternates Astoria Ore Burke B Matt alternates Lincoln Neb Hugh L Walt-Rall Modesto Cal Dal ighy Adams pan New Ontarie Mc-Lure my x Garges alternate Nena Sets Robert A Dan ford Joy A Harry S Monroe alternates Seneca ome tytg Serene nal fer ry Hepburn Clarinda IA alternate
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Washington
West Point
Torrey B. Motjen
Rawlins
Wyo
Yonting
Laramie
Wye
Orne E. Tyler
Kansans City
Kan
Walter
Dyredale
Lawrence
Clarence J. Novobey
Yankton
Albert T. Loman
Mitchell, D
Kendall Fellows
Spokane
Wash
Leo P. Quinn
Spokan Ward le Caompte
Park Co
Irvine
Logan
Utah
Repert Punto
Sal Lake City
Gerald Childs
Ogden
Anihor W Lane
Portland
Ore
Henry A Adair
Astoria
Burke
Matt
Lincoln
Neb
Hugh L. Walt- Rall
Modesto
Cal
Dalighy Adams
Pan New Ontarie
Rheumatic Cure Promoted by Holtins Remedy Claims
An advertisement touts Dr Holtins Rheumatic Remedy as an instant cure for rheumatism. It asserts a unique formula guarantees cure and cites thousands of cured-patient letters. The ad lists availability from druggists and notes the hosting company and addresses.
On to Pekin policy guides U S course
Washington signals resolve to press toward Pekin and contact Mr Conger if alive. Hay note framed action to protect American interests and hold those responsible for the Boxer upheaval. War department foresees US brigades aiding in Pekin relief as tensions rise with allied forces. 30000 Russians reportedly marching on Pekin from the north in a Pekin crisis.
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Washington
Pekin
Conger
Hay
Tien Tsin
Shan `Une
Tien Tsip
War Department
Tien Trin
Tien Tain
Liscum
Campaigr
Shanghai
Prohibition Prosecutions Falter On Lack Of Evidence
In Topeka, trials of Frank Murphy and F B Smith for selling liquor were set for 4 pm with likely outcomes mirroring past dismissals for lack of evidence. Witnesses fail to identify the bar keeper or the actual seller. patrons admit drinking but cannot name the man behind the bar. Observers note witnesses dodge the issue, and judge whether injunctions against building owners could shutter the saloons.
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Frank Murphy
F. B. Smith
Topeka
Deaths and Funerals and Tenders for Pacific Cable
Fragmented items report Mrs Emma FH Gied death and funeral details with a London note on July 12. Separate brief items mention tenders for Pacific cable invited by the colonies and the Canada and colonial governments following a recommendations committee. Also note the US cruiser Baltimore awaiting orders at Gibraltar and five more bodies recovered from a wreck near New York.
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London
P. Mtn
House of Commons
Mr. Chambers
Government of
Canada
Baltimore
Gibraltar
Maniia
Malta
Admiral Watson
Burlington Route Daily Train to Northwest From Grand Island
The Burlington Route announces a new daily through train from Grand Island to the Northwest via Nebraska Black Hills Wyoming and Montana to Puget Sound Portland and Seattle with through coaches chair cars and sleeping cars. The service aims for fast connections from Missouri River points to the Northwest and includes weekly California excursions.
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Puget So
Bariateneres Pacific Express
Grand Island
Northwest
Nebraska
Black Hills
Wyoming
Montana
Washington
Tacoma
Seattle
Puget Sound
Portland
Oregon
Missouri River
Kansas City
St Soneuht
Denver
Colorado
Utah
Pacific Coast
Lincoln
Billings
California
Nebraska-Colorado
Hastings
Karadan Tesh
Nicago
St. Louis
Omaha
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ccmhall
Atestain SE
Kansas
Ale
Wakelay
St. Loui
St. Joseph
Colorado Springs event tickets on sale July 7
Ticket sale details for a Colorado Springs event via Santa Fe tickets. Sloppy OCR mentions Denver, Pueblo, Colorado 5 and Retars at $19.00, with October aim and a King as agent for the party.
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Denver
Pueblo
Colorado
Santa Fe
King
Bundy Pleads For Patrol Team In Training Debate
The passage describes a tense city dispute over assigning a patrol team to a mayoral aide, with fears of losing a top squad and objections to swapping in an old fire unit. Nervous officials and anxious nights at the station reflect high stakes in the department's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew
Bundy
Sanneie
Publication Costs For Constitutional Amendment Publication
A report shows A Clark secretary of state compiling costs for publishing a proposed constitutional amendment in state newspapers. Total estimated expenses include 5 000 for Wael costs and 20 000 for suffrage amendment publications during Governor Tawtoning administration, with thirteen insertions at an average 27.90 each. Completion aimed for October.
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A. Clark
Haw
McEo
Tawotling
Mer. Clark
Secesary
Certin
Indiana Democrats plan August 8 11 notification event
Chicago reports say Thomas Indianapolis political figures will inform nominees Ryan and Steven son in Indianapolis on August 8 and 11. The Democratic manager visited Chicago and urged James K. Jones that Indiana can be carried if the notification ceremonies occur at the Hoosier cap venue.
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Chicago
Ryan
Stevenson
Indianapolis
Thos
Indiana
James K. Jones
Hoonler
Fastest Atlantic initial trip by the Deutschland
The Deutschland arrives in New York on July 12 from Hamburg Cherbourg and Plymouth in five days 1 hours 46 minutes over 3 044 knots at 22.42 knots per hour. It surpasses the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse record of five days 17 hours 87 minutes. The Kaiser Wilhelm’s first voyage was five days 22 hours 35 minutes over 3 004 knots.
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Atlantic
Deutschland
New York
Duetschland
Hamburg-America
Hamburg
Cherborg
Plymouth
Body of Denver Man Found Dead Near Jefferson Barracks
The body of A. O. Woodward of Denver, missing from Alexis Brothers' hospital in St. Louis, was found in a shed at Jefferson Barracks. The skull is fractured and wounds suggest knife-inflicted injuries. Woodward had wandered from the hospital ten weeks prior and disappeared three days ago.
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A. O. Woodward
St. Louis
Denver
Jefferson Barracks
Alexis Brothers
St. Loui
Woodward
Kansas Millers Hold Annual Session At Copeland Hotel
Kansas millers meet in annual session this afternoon at the Copeland hotel to elect officers and conduct business. George H. Hunter of Weaveron is named president and V. Top Ping of Enterprise is secretary. St Louis mill owner addresses the gathering. only association members admitted.
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Translitters' Association
Copeland
George H. Hunter
Wweon
V. Top Ping
Enterprise
Seip
St. Lauia
Kansas Millers
Weather Forecast Misses High Temp Today
The forecast yesterday predicted a very high today but at 2 pm the thermometer read 36 and winds were light. Across towns in the region Tempe reported 106 and Phoenix 110 while Topeka and Yume saw cooler readings. The minimum reached 22 with a light southeast wind and trace rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Yume
Phoenix
Indian ship tragedy near Cape shows lives lost
A damaged report recounts a deadly voyage from Britain to the Cape aboard a vessel named Har pear amie thy Bun Pyancach. Five crewmen died after a crash near Perth while the vessel was rounded up by authorities. The inquiry was sparked by a murder claim that led to a contested meeting ending in turmoil.
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Victoria
B.C
Swrymm
Harpear
Fuinaligr
Taueder
Fiague
Tyrolean Warblers Schedule Morning Concert Event
The Tyrolean Warblers announce a morning performance featuring wm br Seat ae Henig, highlighting a peaceful venue and time slot for local audiences.
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Tanosin
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Paris Medicine Co
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Tioitin
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Hostin Chemical CO
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Sam
China
Emma
St Mond
Heggaeron
Burlington
Wael
Bryan and
Aguinaldo
E. G. Kinley
Jackson St
Topeka Vinegar and Preserving Works
Charleston
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Arelee
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Omata
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