Emerson Defends Prohibition Nomination For Governor
Reverend FW Emerson issues a campaign letter from Topeka Kansas dated July 19 1902 accepting the Prohibition nomination for Governor. He argues temperance and law enforcement have won, urges consistent action, and denounces intermean liquor influence while calling for patriotic duty and moral reform across politics and society.
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FW. Emerson
Topeke
Kan
Kansas
Cstist
Commonwealth
Prohibition Party Address in Kansas Exalts Temperance Cause
Emerson proclaims Prohibition as essential to national welfare and ethical citizenship in Kansas. He criticizes liquor interests, cites party lines over state issues, and pledges to uphold the temperance cause while urging unity to elect the Prohibition ticket.
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Morell
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Thas
Amertes
Irs
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Prohibition Party
Republican Party
Prohibition
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Massadiens
Troutman
Ranwas
Emerson
Ottawa Chautauqua session ends with gala queen pageant
The twenty fourth Ottawa Chautauqua session closed with a large audience in Forest Park as Mrs Emma Dent Jones of Emporia portrayed the queen Sew er by the assembly chorus The tabernacle stage and wings were set for the event Rev H J Hoover of Hardin and Mrs F C Heltrick of Ottawa spoke The crowd praised the event and the season ending with the Civil Crown discussion by Homer Hoch of Marton The secretary notes expenses will cover debts and no big profits were earned
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Ottawa
Kan
Ottawa Chautauqua
Assembly
Emma Dent-Jones
Emporia
H_ J. Hoover
Hardwin
King
F. C. Heltrick
Zeresh
Meddie Hamilton
Wichita
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Rose Nausbaum
Chicago
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San Antonio
Tex
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Marton
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Nusbaum
Paired Encounters Reported in Paris Court Scene
A fragmentary Paris report describes a confrontation involving Savantiia Maitre Serosas and Sagan who allegedly struck a man in the face. Detectives detained individuals to protect a witness while authorities weigh action amid public sympathy for a woman linked to the incident. The text mentions Oak and Jones Grove in unclear context and refers to invited attendees at a ball.
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Paris
Savantiia
Police Jottings From a Bygone Street Scene
Police notes recount drunken arrests and misadventures on Kansan Avenue. Dupree escorted by Mr Pierson and Mr Walker, suspicion falls on Dupree for a purse theft as Dupree offers no resistance. Pierson fined for drunkenness. a boy named William Barrel jailed on assault, Younkin injured by a brick, Knight mauled by a dog, and Richard Purse bound for highway robbery with $500 bond. Brooks to testify in district court, watch recovered.
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Pierson
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WBS
M. B. Younkin
Younkin
East Fourth Street
William Knight
Western Suburbs
Mr. Knight
Richard Purse
Etty Court
William Brooks
Furs
Bee Adams
Warman
Political Gossip on Kansas Congressional Prospects
A Kansas political gossip item discusses young Republicans in the state contemplating future congress seats. It notes potential moves by Seaton and Long and critiques editorials from the Arkansas City Traveler against Phil Campbell. It cites Parson’s visit and patronage concerns tied to Senator Burton’s Third District influence.
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Kansas
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House
Arkansas City Traveler
Winfield Courier
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Congress
Courier
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Roosevelt
Parsons
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Burton
Weekly Bank Statement Note and Erratic Fragments
A July 18 weekly bank item from New York contains fragmented lines about a baby, cream, eating, and unclear digits. The readable parts mention July dates, a bank context, and scattered phrases, leaving the main action and outcome unclear in this damaged text.
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New York
Wheat Market Opens Higher on Bullish Weather Signals
Chicago July wheat opens with gains as heavy rains affect eastern and lake regions. Prices swing amid erratic trading on supply concerns. July and September futures show mixed moves while contracts tighten or retreat with weather-driven demand and elevator activity. Livestock broadly steady with receipts modest across cattle and hogs as market closes mixed.
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Poe
Market News From Hazy Jamaica Area
Market notes cover wool potatoes and vegetables with home grown items and prices in clearest terms. Stocks in New York and Western markets show varied moves with declines in some rails and gains in others as investors react to mixed data.
St Louis Livestock Market Report Jul Sheep Sale
Fragmentary OCR notes show a St Louis livestock market listing with sheep and beet mentions. Readable items include counts or lot identifiers and vendor names obscured by damaged text. Availability of detailed results or prices is not provided in the readable portion.
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WANTED HELP AND JOB OFFERS IN TOPEKA AREA
A dense classified fragment lists numerous employment ads from Topeka Kansas, including positions for barber trainees, solicitors, managers, and house and farm help. It also notes roles in telegraphy training, copy work from home, and general labor, with many addresses and pay details.
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Star Employment Agency
Kansas Avenue
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