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Newspaper

Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1900

Page

15

TOPEKA SOCIETY WEDDINGS FILL THE SEASON OUTDOOR PICNICS

The Topeka society notes a bustling wedding season with many couples tying the knot, large gatherings, and picnics replacing formal events. Highlights include multiple August and September weddings, a Bradbury Farm picnic, and a notable June wedding at Auburn conducted by Rex.

Jane Jes- Helles Xupvkals Sitet St. Fens Gone Ie Suse Toroue Deaton Touke Mise Winl- Wakser E. Junior Brett Anna Nptenre Alvert Patten Bradbury Farm

Tamany Hall aims to rally 40000 officeholders for New York campaign

The article notes preparations for the Tamany Hall meeting to ratify Bryan and Stevenson, likely Thursday, as part of a broader push. It cites strong fraternal society backing, praises the National Fraternal Congress for stability, and emphasizes a sizable Democratic effort in New York with 40,000 officeholders ready to contribute to the campaign fund.

Ohio New York Bie Tammany Hall Bryan Stevenson

Swallow Opens Campaign Attacking McKinney at New Fin Grove

Chambersburg July 1 Reverend Dr Silas C Swallow nominee of the United Christian party spoke at the New Fin grove camp meeting addressing a large crowd. He criticized President McKinney and the Philadelphia conventions accusing them of drinking gambling and Sabbath desecration while urging rectify government for religious and moral causes.

Silas C. Swallow Chambersburg Silas C Swallow United Christian Party Dlect Chri Big Grove Newfin Swallow McKinney Avery Goof Ciizen Tam Congress Dr. Swallow Philadelphia

Fraternal Congress to Meet in Boston This August

A letter from M W Sackett secretary of the National Fraternal congress Mesdville Penn states the next meeting will be held at Boston on the twenty third day of August It will be the fourteenth annual session of the congress and reports from affiliated societies are expected to be reviewed at the gathering

Sackett M. W. Sackett National Fraternal Congress Mesdville Penn Boston Saos Au- Susi Comereas

Convention clash over morality and republican core values

The speech criticizes the Kansas City convention as a corrupted echo of Philadelphia, urging a Christian-led gathering grounded in God’s law. It contrasts candidates, endorsing Bryan over McKinley for principled stances and opposition to liquor, tariffs, and imperialism.

Republic Kansas City Mortia Philadelphia India Partien Bryan McKintey Porto Rico

Croker Indicates Silver Ratio Should Be Set Regularly

New York July 14 Richard Croker said his organization will not dodge the 16 to 1 issue Bryan pressed for the Democratic platform. He rejected distrust of silver as ignorance and urged Congress to establish the ratio every four years. He noted Tammany’s readiness and predicted a Democratic victory with Ohio McKinley state Germans in favor of silver. He dismissed calls that distrust of silver is warranted.

New York Richard Croker Bryan Tammany Mx Croker Mr Croker Congress

Oldest Wisconsin resident John L. Thomas dies at 105

John L. Thomas of Racine Wis age 105 longtime resident dies after living in the city since 1845 He was born in Wales March 10 1795 enlisted in the Carnarvonshire militia for five years married three times lived with Welsh church membership since age 100 In summer he visited barber shops in Osbing and in winter he carved walking canes for friends

John L. Thomas Racine Wis John L.thomas Wales Carnarvonshire Randolph Osbing

Dun Weekly Report Shows Broad Decline In Early 1900s Trade

Dun and Company’s Weekly Review of Trade reports rises in business failures across banking brokerage and real estate, with total failures near 25 million in banking and 22 million in brokerage and real estate. The piece notes mixed factory activity, idle coke works, and uncertainty in wool and shoe markets amid prices and wage pressures, while open markets appear at Pittsburg and some mills prepare for a recovery period.

New York Dun & Co Review of Trade Pittsburg Philadelphia Fall River Committee New England Woolf

Crop year outlook and production estimates discussed

The report notes light demand and altered market signals with weaker leather and steady online production. It cites end of year crop estimates near 547,000,000 bushels for food and seed and 200,000,000 for export, with surplus. It questions injury claims and warns current alarm levels may ease versus last year amid mixed regional counts.

Jurien Canada

Resignation of United States Attorney Beck shocks Democrats

United States Attorney James M. Beck visited Washington and tendered his resignation as United States Attorney. Beck, a prominent Democratic orator, stated his support for Republican expansion policies and criticized Democratic stances. The report notes political tension and mentions travel plans from Missouri, via Colorado and Utah, with dates in June to September and contact details for HC Townsend and associates.

Philadephia United States James M. Beck Washington Ms Restgnation United Biter Beck T Satate Rensors Book Colorado Utah Missouriacife Denver Sociegy Pueblo Cole Ogden Wremity Pearest HC Townsend St. Louia May

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