Black man provokes brawl at Tenth and Kansas
A disturbance last night near the Tenth and Kansas avenue corner involved a Black man provoking white bystanders, striking F Blanch and Holt, and clashing with officers. Detective Zeller and Constable Grover intervened as a crowd watched, and Harper was eventually restrained and taken to a station.
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Tenth
Kansas Avene
F. Blanch
Blanch
Holt
Patrolum McEiros
Oorsd
Arc Milian
MyElsoy
Dytective Zeller
Bern
Meklin Barper
Kaieas Avenue
Harrer
P Blanch
Tad Harper
Harper
Didach
Zeller
Harper Iych
Quincy Street
Tenth Street
Harpur
Quincy
Bott
Sher
Sid
Grovers Court
Patrotmrod McElroy
Bunds
Chist Gardiner
Bent Zeller
Sayeran Mitchell
Kanens Avenue
Lastice Grover
Hanna Campaign Plan Promises Prominence to Sheriff and Finance
New York July 25 The most important question disclosed after noon at the meeting concerns the Hines plan for the campaign. Frank Witherbee and a delegation from the American Protective Teague will urge emphasis on the religious aspect while Melville Tingalls and others from finance and corporations push to keep the financial question prominent. Elaine's advice to the committee may bind the platforms together. Manes says the financial question cannot be divorced from prosperity and tariff policy. The executive committee will meet at 3 o'clock today at the Waldorf.
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New York
Frank & Witherbee
American Protective Teague
Areee
Melville Tingalls
Financvil and Corporation World
Te. Elains
Str Manes
Bkelir
Tiestinof
Waldorf
Woman on bicycle injures and kills elderly man
A woman riding a tricycle scalded a bystander in Chicago, knocking down Williem Link, an elderly butcher, at Fitty Wiest and Morgan last week. He died from internal injuries after the bicycle handlebar struck him as the rider fled. Police could not identify the rider.
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Chicago
Minneapolis Lodges Set Grand Picnic at Mark Joys Grove
Charity Lodge No 6 and Minneapolis Lodge No 46 plan a grand picnic in Mark Joys Grove near Minneapolis Kansas on Wednesday August 10. Past Supreme Master Workman Joseph Hlegs and other distinguished members will attend with excursion rates arranged by the lodge and tramways to provide full day entertainment.
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Winneapolis
Minneapolis
Charity Lodge
Mark Joys Grove
Kansas
Joséph J Hlegs
Vermont Populists Nominate Montpelier Governor Candidate
Vermont Populists in Montpelier nominate Joseph Battle of Middlebury for governor. The afternoon session adopted the platform from St. Laurens, pledging to make election bribery a felon.
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Vermont
Montélier
St. Laurn
Joseph Battle
Middlebury
Touring America on a Wheel in Kingston Tour
Alexander Breckinridge son of General Breckinridge of Portland Maine traveled by bicycle from Chicago two weeks ago, touring America and raising about 800 dollars. The journey aims to finish within two months as part of a noted cross country ride. July 20 arbitration committees appointed by the Kentucky... have achieved their aim and will report. Glatiliers have agreed to suspend for the coming months.
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America
Kingston
Ont
Alexander Breckinridge
General Bainridge
Portland
Rude
Chicago
Seo
N & Wherl
Louteque
Pere
Kentucky Istilivrs' Association
Glatiliers
Congressman Weal Defeated in Arkansas Primary
Complete results from the Democratic primaries in Sloth district show Congressman Neal defeated for renomination by Judge HS Brandeidge in Little Rock Arkansas on July 3.
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Weal
Little Rock
Ark
Congressiman Neal
HS. Brandeidge
Fell Off Trolley Cars In Topeka Ride Injuries
Three riders on Topeka Railway Company cars were injured when men leaned from open cars on West Sixth Street. Bert Williams lost a leg after a center pole struck him. Onele Mukies and Frank Peterick suffered head and facial wounds. Mac Williams had a bad head bruise. Ambulance crews rushed the injured to Santa Fe hospital. the trolley ride continued after warnings to passengers.
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Topeka Railway Company
St Ephers Throneh Lo Feult
Corm- Deas
Argy
Me Essus
Bert Willams
Tuchanin Street
West Sixth Street
Tina
Tissukies
Frank Peterick
Tafayette Street
Parkdale
MacWilliams
Murrey Street
Sony
Parts Se
Lowen Hil Age Aistant
Hixon
Thearn
Tenth Street
Kanens Avenue
Mac Walker
Tenth Ctrest
Keght
Takutre
Potwin
Beck Williams
Williams
Weat Sixth
Clay
Filmore
Willams
Knight
Santa Pa Hospital
Dre. Molvans
Be Ingel
Filsbond
Fayette Street
Strikers swell to twenty four thousand in New York and Kentucky race
Strikes increased with 22 000 in New York and about 24 000 total unemployed. In Vera Cruz yellow fever reported by US Marine Corps medical officer via telegraph. In Kentucky Bowling Green July 26 the Republican convention nominates Dr. W G Hunter for Congress in the Third district.
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New York
Vera Cruz
Washington
Genee
United States Marine Boechial Service
United States
Vera Crow
Congress
Kentucky
Bowling Green
Idly
W. G. Hunter
Cincinnati Jockey Club schedules one day Oakley meeting
Directors approve a one day fall race at Oakley on September 12 with five stakes opening August 15 plus three carried from the January meet. Notable races include the Moerieis handicap, a $2000 event over a mile, the Glia for all ages a mile, the Alesyaph stakes for all ages seven furlongs and an endurance selling sweep for older horses over two miles and a half.
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Cincinnati
Cincintati Jork@y clib
Wis
Oakley
Jenuiry
Hus
Elehthy
Cherokee Bryan Club Formed at Cherokee Meeting
A Bryan club organized at Cherokee includes Populists Silver Republicans and Democrats with two silver Republicans among its initial members. W Tarkington is noted as president, GoW Brows as secretary, and a church deacon names appear in the record amid uncertain phrasing.
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Cherokee
W. Tarkington
Gow
Donnelly Plans Exit After End Of Campaign
In Minneapolis July 21 Senative Donnelly returns from St. Louis announces he will support Bryan and the Populist state ticket through the campaign and then withdraw from public life. He blames those who would destroy him and says Bryan’s nomination had too many hopefuls, leaving the convention to Bryan.
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Bryan
Minnenapolis
Minn
Donnelly
St. Louis
Brian
Real Estate Transfers and Pardon Summary
Real estate transfers include Popenee to Charles L Holman for 2000 dollars for two North Topeka lots and 1000 dollars for northwest corner Gor don and Polk streets. Concordia Land and Loan to Caroline M Lightcap for 31 lot 69 and half of 71 on North Van Buren. Daniel W Nellis to Mary B Nellis for 200 dollars for several lots on Buーチain street Throop’s fourth addition. L H Tripp to L H Tomson for 1 dollar for 30 acres in section 3 township 10 range 15. President pardons two defendants John Gallagher in Minnesota for assaulting an officer and B Mallory in Wardo for robbery. commutes W H Gibbe embezzlement case in Mississippi to two years.
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Popenee
Charles L. Holman
Topeka Avenue
Topeka
Gordon and Polk Streets
Concordia Land and Loan Company
Caroline M. Lightcanp
van Buren Street
Daniel W. Nellis
Mary B. Nellis
Buchain Street
Throop
L. H. Tripp
L. H. Tomson
Washington
John Gallagher
Minnesota
B. Mallory
Worido
Mississippi
Pon
W. Hi. Gibbe
Portal
Take Route Salt Lake and Return Fare Promotion
Fare details and travel dates are listed with a note from Dr A P Sawyer praising a discovery for women and signatures from Lida Bradshaw and Frank Sim, a pharmacist on Kansas Avenue, Fairfield. The fragment mentions August sale dates, route usage, and return validity, reflecting a promotional travel item with endorsements.
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Salt Lake
A. P. Sawyer
Lida
Vincent Nominated by Fifth Kansas Populists
In Junction City on July 22 the Fifth district Populist convention nominated W D Vincent editor of the Clay Center Dispatch for congress with Andrew Shearer and H N Gaines as rivals. Vincent and Shearer each led with 35 of 508 votes, and after votes shifted Shearer endorsed Vincent, boosting his bid while Calderhead was sharply criticized.
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Iowa
Lemurs
Kleyeratz
Lemsra
A von Wageonen
Sioux City
Junction City
W.d.vincent
Clay Center Dispatch
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Congress
W. D. Vincent
Clay Center
H. N. Gaines
Salina
Andrew Shearer
Marshall
Vincent-Shearer
Hawking
Bryan
Watson
Calderhead
Gaines
Vincent
Shearer
Sheerer
Horton Silver Club Organized At Horton
Horton residents form the Horton Silver Club with 77 members, expected to grow to 100. Charles Macho elected president with A X Campbell as permanent chairman. Members include W I Shortt, Dan Smith, A F Moore, A T Fringe, H Keller and Charles Mato. Keller, a free silver Republican, discusses gold and silver standards. The club remains non partisan with upcoming meeting set for Saturday August 1. Local political rifts between Schilling and McCandless factions fuel tensions in Brown and Doniphan counties.
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Keller
Art
Drisn
Ross Fili
Uckel
Bryan
Cilver
Myradership
Gest Porte Artilacan
Auzuet
Charles Macho
Sena Tortul Ustrins
Schilling
McCandless
Schiling
Brown
Doniphan
Furmera
C. H. Kellar
Horton
Frank Elijott
TOY
Silver County Ticket Formed At Marion Rally
Marion Daly winess meeting of independent Republicans screens a county ticket. The convention backed silver coinage, a protective tariff, Crawford primary system, two-term county officers, lower salaries, and endorsed T. M. Porter for governor. Moore said he would focus on Marion County, not the state race.
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Ive Stock Commission
Fred_J. Funk
Ri. King
W. D. Armstrong
Crawford
T. M.porter
State Senate Rivals Contend for Supremacy in Leavenworth
Leavenworth Republicans nominate rival candidates for the state senate E W Snyder of the Manufacturers' National Bank and J W Hirst the current incumbent Hirst was elected last fall by Democrats to finish Lucien Aaker's term Aaker had moved to the United States Senate There has been no winter legislative session and Senator Kret urges re election to prove his abilities when the legislature convenes next winter
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E.w.snyder
J. W. Hirst
Leavenworth Republcans
Siate Senate
E. W. Snyder
The
Manufacturers' National Bank
Mr. Hirs
Lucien Aaker
United States Senate
Kret
Nic
Horton Bryan Club Forms in Morton With 127 Members
Horton July 29 A Bryan Silver club was organized in Morton last night with 127 members. Of these 42 are Republicans, the rest Democrats and Populists. In nearby districts no gold bug votes exist in one school district and only two in another. Norton July 29 county convention endorsed the St Louis platform and Goy Morrill. Delegates to the state convention named T M Lockard T H Miller Milton Peyne Dr Brown and Bilal Fatand. Lucien Baker addressed the meeting.
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Horton
Bryan Silver Club
Morton
Norton
St.Louis
Goy
Morrill
T. M. Lockard
T. H. Miller
Milton Peyne
Dr. Brown
Bilal Fatand
Lucien Baker
County Board Reviews Bridge Repairs Across Townships
The board of county commissioners considers applications for new bridges and repairs on old ones in various townships this afternoon. Many bridges were damaged by recent high water, and steps will be taken to repair those under county control.
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Board of County Commissioners
Moonlit Holton races and Topeka social whirl
A jumble of snapshot items from Topeka on the Holton races and city events. Notables include Chief Gardiner overseeing crowds, a First Ward Republican Flambeau club meeting, congratulatory notes on births, cancer at Stormont hospital, and varied local chatter about concerts, auctions, and public notices.
Bryan portrait to portray Bryan on cross of gold scene
Columbus artist Phi Clover enters painting showing Bryan between John Bull and an American laborer. The work will feature the famous Chicago convention quote You shall not crucify mankind on a cross of gold. Also notes Zouave officers for General Bradford's first company.
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Phil Clover
Columbus
Phi Clover
McKinley Inn
Bryan
John Bull
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
The Star Grocery List Highlights Local Staples
A fragmentary OCR of a 20th century grocery page lists California Granulated Sugar and Brown Sugar, Butter, Gelatin, Pecans, Soap, and various labeled items. Mentions of brands, prices, and product placements hint at a typical store catalog or sale sheet.
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Ayers
Jon Alt
Hanna
Ueriff
W. Plonic
Dia
Reval
U.S. Gov't Report
Cherokee Bryan Club
Donelly
Bank of Topeka
M. J. Harrington
Delaware St
Kansasity, Mo
Free Silver Club
Silver County Ticket
Marion
J. W. Moore
State Senate
Horton Bryan Club
Kansas Avenue
Crosby Bros
Topeka Cash Dry Goods C.O
East Sixth
Holton
Gormly
BR. Pelton
E. 8. Hammond
Monroe Street
Gardiner
Topeke
Wilkerson
G. G. Gure
East Indianola
Dean Heyden
Church of the Assumption
Shrine of
St Ann
Montreal
Canada
Topeka Cash Dry Goode
Kansas Free Thought Associaion
Ottawa
Wmra
James Rose
Alma
Stormont
Silver Republican League
Tefferson Street
Dr. Martin
J. G. Waters
Ailver
J. P. Gustafson
Burlington
Towa
N. P. Gustafson
Geo. T. Anthony
Coptland Hotel
Kansas City
John Marshall
Queen's Band
England
Tie
Charles S
Mr. Depey
California
Mr. Depew
Bradford
F. Forbes
F. Barclay
W. Cheaney
D. Haggart
F P. Hungate
Ridinss
Peerless Siem
the Star Grocery
Gale
Achar
Calley
Fabio Spraig
Sean
Knox
Apoleton
Bovvinas
J. Ss. Sproat
the Star Grocer
East Sixth St
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