Jerry Simpson Speech Stirred California Delegates in St Louis
In a July gathering at a staging area near St Louis, Jerry Simpson spoke to California delegates arguing against graft and for broader civic reform. He framed the Democratic movement as a step toward civilization, contrasting elite legal power with the people, and urged using Democratic machinery to advance reform. He critiqued the Omaha platform for overreaching and asserted a clearer, more understandable program for the common people.
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Tsen
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Bingenauld
Omaha
Cnatt
Woman Attempts Drowning With Four Children in Lake
Chicago police report Mrs Henry Westhouse tried to drown herself and four children last evening in the lake at the foot of Twenty-Ninth street. The mother entered the water with the children and began to submerge, prompting swift intervention by bystanders and authorities.
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Cotte Grove
Seraenot Annein
Westhouse
Stowe Will Beques Estate Valued at 42 000
Hartford July 29 The will of Harriet Stowe offered for probate lists legacies to her son Rev Challis E Stowe and daughters Harriet and Eliza and notes residuary share split with Major Jute Parsons as trustee. The total estate inventory is about 42 255 08 dollars with specific gifts to England and Boston heirs.
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Mra. Stowe
A BAD BOY MAKES GRIEF Tells a Big Story to the Police
A 16 year old boy from Davis county aroused police attention by claiming he robbed someone while in hospital ward confinement. The youth, Willie Barsgsover, told officers of planned sandbagging and other tales as his parents learned of his arrest. His wife mourned his absence as the case drew local concern.
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Thomas A. Tarterever
Davis County
Kereich
Wille
Kan Sus
Ant
Dai
Withe
Simi Gaur Brover
Air Frurengrover
Willie
Real Estate Transfers From Local Listings
Real estate transfers filed list Bernard G Smith to Gilbert L Stitt for 31.001 on HiT aid Ralf of 105 on Lo CGAL street in Métsker's addition. Gilbert L Stitt to Edward G Smith for 1.00 taking parts of lots 9 and 91 on Lake Street south du Klein's second addition. George W Kistler to Chattes S Kistler for 1 love and affection lots 16y to 184 inclusive on Bronsoetreet. Wilbur F Kinsley to Fred C Kins Wy for 21 lot 146 and half of 143 on Topeks avenue. Fred C Kinsley to Parnictin M Kins wy for 1 on 146 and half of 14g on Topeka avenue.
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Gilbert L Stitt
Lo Cgal Street
Métsker
Edward G. Smith
Lake Street
du Klein
George W. Kistler
Chattes S. Kistler
Bronsoetreet
Wilbur F Kinsley
Fred C. Kins
Topeks Avenue
Fred C. Kinsley
Parnictin M. Kinswy
Topeka Avenue
Vanderbilt's Condition Shares News of Night at Home
Physicians report Vanderbilt rested through the night at his residence noting the patient slept from 9 PM to 6 AM. Dr Breeding Jett said he remained at the bedside sparsely overnight. Distribution matters in the Snow Hamilton case progress with a proposed journal entry presented to counsel and a further hearing set for 9 AM tomorrow.
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New York
Bre- Iodn
Lettis
Snow Hamilton
Snow-Hamilton
Mesrat
Julie Hagen
Taubeneck Reply Sparks Populist Bid For Bryan Sewall
Thomas M. Patterson of Colorado, chairman of the regular delegation, arrived in St. Louis to back Bryan and Sewall. An address prepared by Patterson argues the Populist party must stay independent, nominate its own candidates, and push a platform for silver, while ensuring practical relief for suffering citizens and maintaining party unity.
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Turion
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Republican Gold Standard Party
Bryan declines whisky gifts and discards liquor in sewer
Lincoln July 20 reports Mr Bryan refuses tobacco and whisky gifts from merchants. He says he did not desire them and, aiming to discourage offers, decided not to acknowledge receipt. An unusual note mentions a bicycle bargain from Columbus Buggt Co.
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Columbus Buggt CO
Social notes of Topeka and nearby society events
In Topeka and Vicinity a flurry of social activity unfolds with numerous visits, outings, and entertaining. Residents from Highland Park to Leavenworth, Marysville, and Aurora attend gatherings, while trips to Mackinaw, Manitou, and Galveston punctuate the season.
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Topeka
Union Pacific Reports Large Corn Surplus Moving Soon
Kansas City July reports officials for Union Pacific have been securing figures on surplus stored corn along Kansas lines. The aim is to estimate freight needs if prices begin to rise to move the crop. Officials say a large surplus will have to move soon or farmers must feed it. The investigation results released Saturday indicate more than 25,000 cars of corn stored along the Union Pacific system are ready for movement.
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Suly
Union Pacific Company
Ita Ines
Kauai
Union Pacific
High School Zouaves Plan Meeting at School
The General 8. B. Bradford's Fall Pecu gal Zouaves meet at the high school this evening to organize and elect officers. The board of education refused them a room for practice, leaving the Zouaves without a place to rehearse as they number just over one dozen, all high school boys.
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B. Bradford
Board of Education
Shot by a tramp in Wichita wounds farmer fatally
In Wichita on Sunday Charles Ford a respected local farmer was shot in the head by a tramp. Ford returning from a country church confronted the intruder who fled toward a cornfield where a posse pursued. The sheriff surrounds the field as the tramp remains at large.
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Nying Teat
Derby
Ford
Pard
Markets Show Moderate Wheats and Provisions Shift
Today’s market report from the Associated Press notes wheat steady after an opening dip, with mixed action in corn and oats as traders react to Liverpook and Wall Street signals. September wheat opened lower, corn slipped, oats fell then rebounded, while provisions inclosed around lower to higher levels with pork and lard showing notable moves.
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Chicago Market Notes July 20 Livestock and Grain Reports
Chicago livestock receipts and prices mixed with hogs and cattle showing uneven demand. Hog and sheep markets softened while cattle demand remained steady. grain notes show wheat active with large receipts, corn on track lower, oats scarce and rye near nominal. Prices for hay and dairy hold with limited change amid broad demand shifts.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Kansas City reports cattle receipts 4 500 and hog receipts 2 000 with market steadiness and weak demand for sheep and lambs. Texas steers and cows feature price lines while shipments and representative sales list beef steers native cows stockers and feeders with varied values. Wheat and corn futures and international markets show quiet demand and stable or mixed prices across regions.
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HAGEL
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Kansas City
Anne Ween
i.Ga
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