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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1896

Page

2

ALLEN S SPEECH AT POPULIST CONVENTION MID ROUTE OR BUST

Fenate Allen of Nebraska is hailed as a middle of the road Populist ideal as he addresses the St Louis convention. He defends Populist unity, warns against gold power influence, and argues for a nonpartisan approach while urging the party to stay true to its platform and appoint nominees who reflect Populist principles.

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Colorado as a unit Democratic call for state convention

The Democratic state committee issues a call for a state convention inviting all in favor of free silver to participate in Democratic caucuses and primaries. An effort aims to unite Democrats Populists and Republicans who will back Bryan and Sewall to support a union ticket for state officers. The date of the Democratic convention is left open.

Denver Democratic State Committee Xilver Democratc Bryan Sewall

Missouri Governor Nomination At Sixth Ballot

The Missouri Republican state convention in Springfield reassembled at 4 this afternoon and after a long ballot process nominated EB Lewis of Henry county for governor on the sixth ballot with 525 votes. Davis received 148, Walbridges 77, Hale 10, and Joy 1. Marie Lewis files for divorce and alimony from Whim W Len a on grounds of cruelty in district court. Dr A P Sawyer attests to a remedy from Pistilles, and Lucy Bitner advertises laundering services for ladies’ shirt waists on Kanses Avenue.

Missouri Springfield Leitley Seitieh Lewis Henry County Coboon Lidwall Davis Walbrides Hale Joy A. P. Sawyer Lucy Bitner Kan- Mi Prenk Kanses Avenue

Allen Wins Permanent Chair At National Populist Convention

At St Louis the National Populist Convention chose Allen of Nebraska as permanent chairman by 758 to 564 votes amid pro Bryant demonstrations. The tally triggered cheers, banners and a brief scuffle over banners and a flag as the hall lit by candles and electric lamps. A contentious vote on the minority report followed, with Campion of Maine opposing Allen. final cheers marked the Bryan camp's reaction.

St. Louis Committee On Permanent Organization Allen Nebraska J. W. Hayes New Jersey James. Campion Maine Texas Georgia Arkansas Ohio Mississippi Missouri Bodiam Cilinets Blazer Campion Alle J. Gerry Brown Massachusetts Isy Beth New York Bryan AL Fen Alabama Gryan Itate Iit California Florida Tia Mitnels Tidiana Pinetern Kansas Kentucky Tastmana Jerry Simpson Arlen Bryan Open Vie Fortouly Bryan States Closars Chicago Delezate Wilkine

Fragmented OCR lists misread states and towns

The text loosely enumerates places from a historical list with numerous misspellings. It mentions Arizona Florida Indiana Iowa Kansas Utah Virginia Wisconsin and more, with garbled spellings and unclear context. It hints at voting and hidden results for North Carolina and Oklahoma.

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Yale Professors Bolt Vote No for Bryan

New Haven July 24 Yale professors and tutors long aligned with the Democratic ticket show no support for Bryan. Despite past support, scholars including Prof. William G Rimntt Prof Sumner Prof John C Seneab and Prof Phillipets Interest express opposition to the Chicago platform and presidential candidates. Prof Tracy Peck of Latin is described as a doubter.

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FREE SILVER HERSY Senator Fassett Sees Free Silver Growing in New York

Ex Senator Fassett of Chemeny spoke in New York about free silver gaining support among farmers hurt by low prices. He warned the movement could affect prices this fall unless its basic money and price theories are explained through meetings and school-hall gatherings across the state.

Fassett New York J. Bipat Fassett Chemeny Howe Bor Cultogutentention Ao Noir Mversture Amd

Brass bands and money in McKinley campaign plan

Denver reports Georges Arthur Rice, New York broker, predicts a costly McKinley campaign if Bryan wins. He notes gold standard advocates offer little, while Copperand silver rhetoric dominates Denver news. Rice foresees a grand, warlike mobilization and heavy spending to sway voters.

McKinley Bckinley Jereparieg United States

Bookwalter Talks Decry the Wall of the East

The Omena World-Herald prints WW Bryan critic from Walter asserting the East bloc dominates the convention. He argues western and southern regions hold far less wealth and influence, challenging claims of national policy being led by eastern interests.

East Bryan SprinkGeld Bent Walter Omena World-Herald W. J. Bryan Anutochists

Tramps Seize Train. Omaha Scene Disturbance Reports

An attempted trampling incident disrupts a northbound freight and passenger train near the Mississippi river region. Milwaukee and St Paul railroad officials seek federal protection as a large mob of about 100 tramplers overtook the train cars. crews resist but no injuries are confirmed. Authorities monitor the aftermath with ongoing inquiries and safety reassurances.

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