A League With Larceny Chicago Platform Flayed
John P. Irish denounces the Chicago platform and its River improvements as larceny and murder of Jeffersonian ideals. He claims the candidate lacks private merit, refuses support, and identifies as a Democrat Populist reformer amid party turmoil. Irish cites his past roles in San Francisco and Iowa politics and notes his opposition to current River acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Irish
Chicago
Ini Barr
John F. Trinh
Qukland
San Francisco
Irish
Chisago
Bat
Antu
Deghorrary
Tefferson
Oratiois
County Fara
Judge Foster Hurt In Hammock Fall At Home
Judge C G Foster of the federal bench fell from a hammock on his back porch this morning. He was struck by a rope and sustained non serious injuries. He plans a brief absence, expects to resume duties soon, and has recently been active in court despite past health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Foster
Federaling
Ofc
Judee
Seave
Batile Hk
Acouse
Will Connors
New York
Payne
Harry Austin
Will Brower
Ruxcod
Osage County
Missionary Society of the First Congregational Church
Garfield Park
Vinewood
al J. Berry
Nott Topeks
Creston
Berry
Rows
EB. Hester
Osage City
I. Alles
Mildred Kepley
2. C. Baker
Nellie Sell
Tontehe
Kansan
D. Burge
Peas
Mise Louie Parkhurst
Manitou
Albert Martin
Galesturs
Kat
Tieinees
Mabel Fillits
Wil
Tomark Fren Emporia
Adah Consie
Quincy Street
North Topeta
Mise
Winké Watt Jett
Offaites
J. Wy Gir
Canon City
Washington
Charles Curtis
Janitis
Homme
Grace Curtis
Lawrence
Kan
Jane Wright
Stormont Hospital
Mes
P. Leavenworth
A.J. Arnold
Minneapolis
Grace Cranial
J. R. Kellogs
Los Angeles
Portland Man Claims Democratic Candidate Changed His Name
J Harvey OBryan of Portland Oregon asserts that Brean changed his name from OBryan Maul after age 21. He says the former congressman Bryan is his father's second cousin and nephew of his stepmother, and recalls seeing the name change on a legal sign when visiting Bryan in Nebraska. The witness recalls his father noting the single missing O in the now familiar signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Qre
J. Harvey O'Bryme
Brean
Bryan Wis
O'Bryan
O'Bryan Maul
Bryan
Nebraska
P Uing
Atwood Won't Run for Congress Not a Candidate
John I atwood of Leavenworth declares he will not be a candidate for any office under any circumstances. He cites current business commitments and a firm belief that suitable political talent remains available. He says he will support the campaign passively but will refrain from seeking or accepting any nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
John
Wood
Coneres
Bouineas
National Business Men's League Urges Action on Silver
The National Business Men's League issues an address to U S business men urging active effort to influence the Chicago convention and to push hard money policy. It calls for moves in Minots Indiana and possibly Iowa to ensure silver men stay clear of the Lista.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Business Men's League
Chicaro
United States
Chicago
Towa
Christians Murdered as Turkish Forces Expand in Crete
Dispatch from Crete reports Turkish authorities extending military area and seizing new positions daily. Christians entering the zone are murdered. London reports Donald A. Smith, Canadian statesman and capitalist, knighted at Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Crete
Canadian Statesman
London
Donald A. Smith
Wen Today
Wiavsurned & Knight Panes
Was Against Bryan in Maritime Exchange Debate
On the floor of the Maritime Exchange a discussion erupted over the Democratic nominee Bryant. A newcomer questioned Bryant at first, then a heavily built man replied referencing Platt. The newcomer dismissed Platt’s influence and left the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Platt
New York
Maritime
Democratic Party
Bryan
Bryant
Firat
Grator
The
Platte
Youth has done much in political life
David Overmyer argues that many great leaders achieved prominence young. He cites Scipio Africanus, Napoleon, Pitt, Alexander, Jefferson, and Alexander the Great to claim age is not a barrier to leadership and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Gryan Tero Young
David Overmyer
Breatniss
Nave
Scinto Africanus
Ernerat
Trome
Younes
Tonaparte
France
Italy
Vider Pitt
England
Alexander Hamstom
Jefferson
Alexander the Great
Bryan
A C Davis Bolts Denounces Democratic Party
A C Davis of the A C Davis Grain company resigns from the Democratic Party over free silver policy and pledges support for the gold standard. Free Silver advocates in Des Moines plan a vigorous state campaign and aim to fuse with Democrats in the 6th district. Adele Won to St Louis next week is led by C Cole and S H Basher. Leave of absence granted to Cecil Rhodes amid Cape Town assembly debate. Curfew Lost: a British ship named Curfew with all aboard missing after July 11 incident. Subscribe for the STATE JOURNAL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Davis
A.C. Davis Grain Company
Gote
Tey Moines
Feck
Adele
St. Louis
C . Cole den Multes
S. H. Basher
Waterloo
Cecil Rhodes
Landens
Cape Town
Cape Colony
London
Dundes
Redea
State Journal
Topeka Choral Festival Draws Large Crowd at Presbyterian Church
In a bustling Topeka scene, the Choral Festival directed by HBV Hincksey filled the Presbyterian church with a large audience. The program featured organist performances, mixed chorus numbers, and a prize winning piece by Shaver. The event showcased strong acoustics, enunciation, and a promising plan for next winter with a four festival series during Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HB. V. Hincksey
Ares
J. Silp
W. PF. Réehr
Gertrude Prey
Tr. J. Jd. Walls
Orean Roehr
Serra
Ada
Buty
Geo
Tyno
Herittle Benny
Ike
Hutchinson Io
Shaver
Mendeiesohr
Concre Gmitlerail Church
Mr. Plath
St Joseph
Arduns
Misses Moon
Montieth
Taubich
Moreh Cleary
Bennett
Dennis
Chase
Tipton
Raum
Thomas
Fox
Weick
Wentworth
Pratt
Mefamind
Bergen
Latham
Marti
Talley
Henderson
Meredith
Rottsford
Baker
Smith
Mutz
Perry
Hughes
Strickler
Campbell
Anderson
Foster
Osborne
Maron Wilson
Messrs
Wood
Stage
Moore
McDowell
Poole
Diven
Terrington
Parkhurst
Cowles
Oubortie
Waters
McGillin
May
Watkins
Nealy
Polk
Cleary
Gentlemen
Milson
Retske
Alderson
Bowie
McRumus
Hill
Frost
Daley
Nellis
Mills
Jenkins
van Valkenburg
Newman
Mr. Hinckley
Topeka Social News Highlights and Local Events
A long column of Topeka society notices details many weddings, visits, and gatherings. Names include Virgie Mulvane, Jennie Front, Otis Edwan Sper, Gertrude Dein, Leola Nicholson, Martha Bradshaw, Elinor Work, and Alfes Story Lakin among others. Numerous parties, chaperones, a Featyal Choral concert, porch gatherings, dances, and a marriage notice amid a busy social week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. West
Slyrtle Jetmere
Reuster West
Chas. Kletban
Walter Cit
Gate's Dake
D. TL
Lakin
Ed Kellam
G. G- Que
Parker
Lske
Lske. Later They Enjoyed A Porch Party At Mrs. Lakin
Youngs
Virgie Mmul- Vane
Jennnie Front
Otis Edwan Sper
Gertrude Dein
le- 01A Nicholson
Martha Bradshaw
Ewm Rumsay
Elinor Work
Alfes Story Lakin
David Lakin
al Frost
Pred Gordon
Harmon Reus
Raasie Bennett
Chas. Joslyn
Allen
Wil Wadsworth
Misa Ley Redsten
Mary Fisky
Ottawa
Ethel Peck
Chicago
B. I. Redden
Presbyterials Church
Miss Redden
Judee Wood
Joetiee
James F. Shastete
Napoleon, O
Adam
Meena
Topeka
Ida C. Rarnee
Lake Geneva
Wis
Chivaxi
Kansas City
Kansas
J. A. Wehe
West Sheil Street
Misa Virgil Mulvane
TH. Roozer
City
Mexico
Lae H. Rauzer
Ralph Peterson
Great Savings From Sapolio Featured In Ad Copy
An Associated Press furnished item notes dramatic savings claims for Sapolio soap. The piece then dives into a dense stock market and agricultural market summary from Chicago and national exchanges, listing wheat, corn, hog, and cattle figures, prices, and receipts with scattered regional reports.
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Wigein, Harding & Co
Kansas Avenue
Our
R Silks
Wiggin, Harding & Co
Larceny
Judge Foster Hurt
J. E. Poorman & Co
His Name
Was
Atwood
A. C. Davis Bolts
Presbyterian Church
Nautilus Club
J. T. Lovewell
J. F. Senour
Stewart Shelton
Shelden
Lb. D Whittemore
Rel Alexander
A. D. Robbies
Johnston
Mise Loyewen
Mary Witton
Rev
Conwell
Gores
W. Venne
Nannie Veale
Masters Tinktam
Gen Veale
Ruth Mactintonk
Echet Peck
Louise Smith
Fesele Haydem Miles Maritrne Wheeler
Jeannette Lord
Rebecca Rogers
Lacy Lord
Maude Bates
Louise Keifer
Anna Lut
Silas Metavia Greenwood
Anne Harrison
Agnee Gunther
Ed Lange
EL A Prescott
Fini
Gearre M Eagle
W. J. Sterne
Ira Howe
Marburg
A. B. Jetmore
Kinley
Gavrett A.hobart
Carmeux
M. Cal- Wignac
Western Foundry-l Machine Works
Pomerly Topeka Foundry and Machine Works
Estab
McHotstchersrotsd
Kas
Today's Market Report
Associated Press
Texas
Moniing City
Boy Bistis
Muttans
iSaaa
Gill
Sre
Liveryiool
Whigal
Mport
Hoss
Strane
Liverpool
Mulders
Ciliate
Farnum
Burtets
Preacher
Burtlett
Frazier
Mar
Duluth
AVI
Topeka Gratia
Low
Claw
Gay Suede
Tataoog
Rock Island
St. Paul
Manhattan
Wabash
Erie
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