Lewelling Insult Rumor Shocks Kansas Governor Feud
Reports from St Louis claim Governor Lewelling of Kansas was rebuffed by Chapman Taubeneck of the national committee in the Lindell corridors. Delegates spread gossip that Taubeneck slammed the door in Lewelling's face before the meeting, deepening tensions over Beyen’s cause. Taubeneck denied the account when approached.
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St. Louis
Gosaip
Lindell
Lewelling
Kansas
Chapman Taubeneck
Touleneck
Leweling
Beyen
Hiiley
Governot Lewelling
Mr. Tapbeneck
Tom
Lena
Lewell Ting
Santirm
Colored women meet in Washington elevating race at ninth street church
A convention of colored women gathers in Washington on July 2 at the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church. Mrs Booker Washington presides as efforts seek union with the National League to advance education and uplift the race. Speech by Rev Walter I Brooks of Virginia and devotional exercises mark the session.
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Grashington
Washington
Booker Washington
Tuesager Ata
Andresis
Hex
Walter I Brooks
Virentin
Teller's Prophecy on Bryan Endorsement for Populists
Interviewed by a special correspondent in Denver Senator Teller predicts the Populist convention in St Louis will rally behind Bryan or fail to gain support. He notes strong opposition led by Marion Butler and doubts Bryan's defeat would end the gold forces in New York. The senator remains cautious about Bryan’s chances and says the party may pursue silver strongly if Bryan is not the choice.
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Teller
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Enery
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North Carolina
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Jar Sree
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Honater Teller
York Mint
Ailvar
Chicago Platform Critique Sparks Reading Ban in New York
New York editorial commentary argues the Chicago Democratic platform and its roads to a third term incite readers to seek the Revolution Manifesto and similar forbidden works. Heavy rains at Sterling threaten crops while a team of horses drowns near Waterville after attempting to ford a river.
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Hubbard Assigns Five Rapida to Stocks
Miner al merchant J EL Hubbard assigns Saturday evening to Pred AL Stocks of WW State bank. Dull trade and the impossibility to collect forced him to the watt Appleton Minn Dr P Sawyer Bear Strait I have used your Family Cure for kidney trouble and never found anything better. Bf J BH Craig Frank Sim Pharmacist Kansas Avenue Ayers Ague cure is no vegetable preparation and warranted to cure all Makirial disorders.
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J. EL Hubbard
Mae
State Bank
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Santa Fe excursion to Ottawa rain ruins picnic plan
A Santa Fe Railway middle division excursion to Ottawa was dampened by a heavy rain Saturday. About 1,000 workers boarded four cars from Nickerson to enjoy a park day, but showers and mud halted races, dancing, and a planned dinner. Despite the weather, organizers praised crew conductors and foremen for their handling of the trip.
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Waetheor Brant
Tolbert
Horton News Highlights Indicate Busy Local Employment Scene
Rivkmien Frank G. Ross leaves for Treveun Missouri to visit friends for a few days. TH Brows returns from a month away, visiting in Chicago. Mrs. Michaels and sister Mina returned from a two month visit with engines in Iowa. Several staff travel plans noted including S Jones, A E Hodgdon, W A Hobbs Jr, and K Sweit. Grand Hotel manager CF Durfee of Kansas City takes position July 1. Ladies Parlor Minstrels at the Horton Opera House, under the Horton Mandolin and Guitar Club, drew a large crowd with Beal and Walter Fillis supervising the musical program.
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Chi
Michaels
Mina
Hthel Michaels
Chicago
W. A. Hobbs, Jr
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K. Sweit
Thorton
Sevral
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Doge City
Horeton
Bayles
Wabash
Santa Fe Railway
CF. Durfee
Kansas City
Grand Hotel
Dunabis
Tonmer
Clay Center
Ladies' Parlor Minstrels
Civen
Horton Mandolin and Giltar Club
Opera House
Beal
St Joe
Walter Fillis
Nickerson Notes and Labor Convention Update
Notes from Nickerson report engineers and staff movements on the Hutchinson to Jetmore line with retirements illness and relocations. Also a labor convention in San Francisco July 20 attacks free silver, arguing it harms wage earners and debtor class. California platform favors free silver not benefiting workers.
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San Francisco
California
Beneft
A Row In Camp Misleading Heading Cited In Kansas Nevada Report
In Topeka the Kansas convention fever sparked debate over silver Republican support for Bryan. Wichita delegate McKnight defends principles, says the silver party grows stronger and seeks unity with Democrats and Populists on silver. The Kansas Republican stance and the row in camp headline are questioned.
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State Journal
Eder Topeka
Wichita Eagle
Joseph Hafchnien
McKnicht
Wichita
Cam
Topeka
Bryen
McKnight
Alex Threell
Attica
Kan
Melcnight
Bryan
Tate
Golden Cross As the Ciiision of the Party of Lincoln, Grarst, Garfield, Bisine
Trymphia Uine
Kansas
Bevan
Charles Foster Predicts Dem Party Destruction
Charles Foster, former secretary of the treasury, visits McKinley after meeting Marc Hanna in Cleveland. He says the currency question dominates the public debate and predicts the utter destruction of the Democratic party if Bryan’s platform prevails. Foster notes Chicago as a pivotal campaign center and argues western states are decisive.
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Treasury
Hackson
Cleveland
Marc Hanna
McKinley
Mate Hanna
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Chicago
Marina
New York
Democratic Party
Bryan
Mrs Mackay's Father Dies in Rome at 21 O'Clock
Col. Daniel Hungerford, father of Mrs. John W. Mackay, died at his home in Rome after traveling from Herkimer County New York to California in 1849 and returning to Europe in 1877 before settling in Rome. Cause of death listed as liver tumor.
Flood Like Rivers Destroys Kansas City Streets
A Kansas City flood on Saturday sent water surging down Vine Street and from Lake Troost Park through yards and homes. Firefighters battled waves sweeping sidewalks, fences, and doors while residents fled rising waters. No deaths reported, but extensive property damage and panic followed the torrent.
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Spon
Trout Park
Wing Street
Bryan clubs in New York rally for Bryan effort
Washington reports Democratic headquarters in New York are expanding club work for William Jennings Bryan. Lawerence Gardiner leads the congressional campaign and national Democratic clubs. The Russian American Democratic Union of New York, with 12,000 members, endorses Bryan and seeks enrollment among city clubs. The Bryan Free Silver League begins with about 100 members.
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Washington
Lawrence Gardiner
Congressional Campaign Committee
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Association of
Democratic Clubs
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Uot
Tam
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New York
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Broderick Predicts McKinley Victory At Leavenworth
Leavenworth July 2 congressman Case Broderick of Hulton visits the city and predicts McKinley will win by a large Republican majority. He cautions on silver coinage talk after St Louis but says Republicans who oppose Reid price supports may rally. Thomas P. Fenlon greets him and hints at a big fall dove.
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Broderick
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Hove
Mexinley
Kanske
St. Louis
Thomas Po Feman
Tim
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Political tide at state convention unsettled by conflicting signals
July 20 report notes Normandie and N. 3 factions showing no pledge to back Deane Schaue teckel or Senator Murphy. Observers anticipate a minority bloc within the convention supporting Uteteket while anticipating no firm declarations from the contenders before the gathering. Secretary Lamont is expected to follow the convention’s decision.
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N. 3
Bynator Fil
Deane- Schaue Teckel
Murphy
Uteteket
Lamont
Huntington Involves Him In Oregon Railway Transfer
Rumor says Collis P Huntington and Southern Pacific influence the new government of the Oregon Railway and Navigation company set to transfer from federal jurisdiction on August 1.
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Spotter evidence dispute tied to Hazen ruling
Jodge Hazen denies that Judge Garver’s court of appeals decision reverses his spotter evidence ruling in the Duman A quor case. The instruction defined spotter evidence as testimony about witnesses employed to induce others to violate the law for prosecuting persons. Garver’s ruling is contrasted with Brown’s in which a motion to strike spotter evidence was denied. A promotion to a Missouri view book is noted as a separate item.
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Garver
Court of Appeals
Omre
Garveria
Ina Brown
Gaeld
Monlokan
Free Silver Convention Tickets Offered From St Louis
An old notice advertises Santa Fe Route tickets for trips to St Louis for the Free Silver and Populist National conventions. It lists July travel dates and round trip fares, with multiple promotions and vendors named. The text contains garbled OCR but preserves references to July events, routes, and the home road.
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Santa Fe
Sh Louis
Banta Pe
Erip
Fere
St Louis
Ia Fe Auto Cde
Bicyalu
Topeka Cycle Co
Eighth Street
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