Socialists of Esnens approve state ticket by mail vote
The Socialists of Esnens approved by mail vote the ticket set by the state committee and candidates are preparing to begin an active campaign. The slate includes F. E. Miller for Congressman at Large and A. A. Carnahin for Justice of the Supreme Court among others. The state committee met in the city to present the list for party members to accept or suggest changes.
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Socialists
Esnens
F. E. Miller
Arocrats
the Supreme Court
A. A. Carnahin
G. C Clemens
C. Rt. Mitchell
Charles Gorsuck
J. W. Forest
W. E. Nixon
C. A. Gordon
Prinkle
Mayberry
J. C. Sanders
Louta Matignon
Cain
Robert Tompkins
George W
Joe Taylor
Bourth
John Price
FAH
Ramsour Eixth Dstrict
Charles A. Brinnon
Charles D. Hillibeld
Snapshot of small town life in Port Scott area
A jumble of local notes includes visits to Port Scott by Otis Hungate and Miss Littie Bowes, a bicycle arrest, council plans, and a Republican convention. Reports mention Gage annex completion, a hospital project, and upcoming speeches by Oscar Ficki and J. A. Troutman. Local incidents include a court dismissal for Robert Shelby and Mike Thompson, plus a stock-yard opening and a charity meeting at the First Baptist church.
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Paicock
Starton
Otis Hungate
Port Scott
Webb McNally
Eust Sea
Otis Hunts
Emil Auer
Robert Merrick
Goduriy
Gtmes
Littie Bowes
Europe
Robert Shelby
Mike Thompson
Palice Court
J. G. Rising
the Baptist Church
Vraceling
Colorado
Bfidan
George Neat
Ana J. Z. Bibb
Jefferson Street
Bolmat
Fort Scott
Stanley
McKinley
Ethelyn Palmer
Topeka Aeteres
Neat
Topeka
Lnust
Uber
Digg
Uplem Weine Raliniad
Java
Godard
Atiall de
Kansas Fusion Fallout Threatens 1900 Democratic Bid
View from Chicago notes Chairman Johnson seeks to settle fusion among Democrats Populists and free silver Republicans in Kansas for the November vote and a joint ticket. The breakdown after the national convention muddies plans for a unity ticket with Bryan versus Stevenson.
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Jonson
Democratic National Tree
Kansas
Chicago Tribune
Jows
Kansas City
John Wreidenthal
Mayo
Fort Soott
Stevenson
Bryan
WSS
Grover Cleveland
Johnson
Saloonkeeper Shot by Burglar in Chicago
Chicago July 22 John A Marechal a Van Buren street saloon keeper was fatally shot by a holdup man who demanded money. Marechal refused and a scrimmage followed before the robber escaped amid a frenzied scene.
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Chicago
John A. Marechal
van Buren Street
Marshall
Wes
Big Union Meeting Planned in Topeka in 1904 Exposition Year
Topeka division of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers plans a large union meeting in October at the Auditorium. Grand officers will attend with Ladies Auxiliary leaders. Several hundred railroad men are expected, with Kansas and neighboring states invited to cooperate in securing the grand international convention for Topeka aligned with the Kansas Exposition year.
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Topeka
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
B. of L. E and Ladies Auxiliary
Brotherhood and Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ctd
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
P.M. Arthur
Murdock
Tauties’ Auxiliary
Topekas
Uoringe
H. G. Hust
James Thomas
Joh McNeal
Uiren
Sanca Pe
Bie
Kands
Eadivs’ Auxiliary
I of I. & cone _ventor
Milwaukee
Norfolk
Sick woman and two children from St Joseph seek aid
A 23 year old woman Leona Warner with her 18 month and 3 year old children arrived from St Joseph. The woman, reportedly sent by authorities to find her harvest worker husband, was taken to Christ hospital where peritonitis was diagnosed. The children were placed in the Orphans' Home. Public notices advertise tourist rates to Colorado and Utah from Missouri Pacific lines for June 1 to September 5.
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St. Joseph
St Joseph
Kansas
Christ Hospital
Leona Warner
Missionaries blamed for Chinese unrest in controversial talks
New York July 22 Rev Da Woodruff Halsey secretary of the Presbyterian board of foreign missions says missionaries helped foment trouble in China by meddling in politics and warns Roman Catholic propaganda is likewise political. He notes 7,000 missionaries in China with 1,500 schools and 124 hospitals treating 3,700,100 last year. Another preacher Rev Hubert S. MacArthur argues some missionaries provoke uprisings by wielding civil power and calls for US protection of citizens and property amid anti foreign sentiment.
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New York
da 1A ‘Woodruff Halsey
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Atttude
Philippines
Itis
Peru
Chi
Brazi
Sealn
Ching
China
Christian Church
Hubert S. MacArthur
Calvary Baptist Church
Japan
Great Britain
Shameful neglect in North Topeka home
A 74 year old mother in a two room Saywell street house is sick and neglected. The door between rooms is nailed shut, the daughter and mother are quarrelling, and the old woman crawls to a rain barrel for water. Police matron found her in a pitiful condition relying on a neighbor boy for aid. The case prompts humane society attention.
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Saywell Street
North Topeka
Humane Society
Othe
Thorpe
Vanderbilt Sprints White Ghost to Newport Boston Record
Young Vanderbilt drove the White Ghost on a Newport to Boston and back run covering about 260 miles at an average pace of 1 minute 30 seconds per mile. The trip began around 10 AM with a masked entourage and expert chauffeur aboard, the return finish before noon. The route included Middletown and Newport with crowds watching as dust flew behind the car. The machine reportedly completed the round trip in 3 hours 57 minutes with no accidents.
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Newport, &. I
Wil Ne K, Vanderbilt
Newport
Boston
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Club
Young Vanderbilt
Newport Streets
Middletown
Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
Bobes
Deaths and Funerals Notice from Topeka
Death notice from Topeka records the death of Misa Hessie Marguerite Given daughter of Mrs John Given Des Moines Iowa Occurred recently after a brief illness Funeral services for J F Hall held at 718 Morris Avenue conducted by Rev J D Countermine First Presbyterian Church attended by Topeka lodge No 11 AOUW and lodge No of the MW of A Mrs Hull to accompany remains to Mount St Ux Ill Burial in Mount St Ux Ill Sister and A J Hull Colorado brother accompanied the body.
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Topeka
Misa Hessie
Marguerite Given
John Given
Des Moines
Misa Given
Vera Low
J. F. Hall
Morris Avenue
J. D. Countermine
First Presbyterian Church
Topeka Lodge No. 11
U. W
Lode No
Hull
Mount Ster- Uxg
A. J. Hull
Colorado
China and Anarchy The Spectator View
The empress regent is strong yet dangerous if left on the throne. she may reign ten years and punish Europe while fostering unrest. The young emperor is weak, unable to curb Manchu grandees. Europe must find a competent vizier or face China’s slide into chaos and possible wars with no clear end.
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Spectator
China
Europe
Jimperora
Asia
Santa Fe Offers Colorado Excursions With Observation Car
Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo routes via the Santa Fe announce July 23 and 24 departures with return until August 24 for the Annual Convention of the Young People's Christian Union in Denver. A final Colorado trip is set for August 2 through October 1. The Santa Fe operates the only observation car to Colorado Springs.
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Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Santa Fe
Young People’s Christian Union
Tse
Colorado
Planing Mill Demolished by Fierce Wind in Trenton
A terrific wind swept through Trenton on July 23 demolishing a large planing mill. The storm unroofed several houses and uprooted trees, causing extensive damage as residents endured the fierce weather and its aftermath.
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Trenton
Local notes on court, meetings, fires and travel ads
John Rider paid one dollar to the police court after a sidewalk bicycle ride. Mina Judith Hagan plans a Colorado Springs vacation with her mother. Mrs Weber, charged with life, has temporary quarters in city rooms for rest. The Young People’s Good Citizenship Federation will hold a public meeting next Tuesday at First Baptist Church July 24 with music. Probate court notes a letter from someone east with odd ideas of western transit. Deputy Garratt to search for this year’s fire record. Fire counts show 62 alarms so far, up from 41 last year. Lowman Hill school house fire noted. Midition to the emptying of the executive building delayed about ten days due to St. Cloud Quarry mill warnings. Salina Commercial Club chartered today. Tours in the Rocky Mountains offered by Denver & Rio Grande with two tourist through tickets and Cripple Creek gold camp access. Free pamphlets on summer vacations available.
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John Rider
Mina Judith Hagan
Ofice
Colorado Springs
Weber
Lafe
Young People’s Good Citizenship Federation
First Baptist Church
Ek Nelson
Ue East
Tran
Uayne
Mow
Garrant
Lowman Hill
Exe Cpy
St. Cloud
Minn
Salina
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pState
Boston Corbett
John Wilkes Booth
Winticns
Rock Island
Goodland
Younes People's Good Citizenntp Federsion
Evriesly
Frank Nelson
Itisership
Topeka Laundry Co
Jackson St
Bobble
L. E
Topera
Utah
Missouri Pacific
Colo
Salt Lake
Ogden
H.C. Townsend
St Louis
Kunses
Uncle Sam
Uneeda
Uneeda Graham
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Biscuit
Uneeda Uinjor Wayfer
Graham Wafer Uneeda
Rocky Mountains
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
New Mexico
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