University of Virginia students send Bryan congratulatory telegram
A summer class at the University of Virginia telegrammed congratulations to Mr Bryan after his nomination in Chicago. The message praised his public virtues and urged him to imitate the New Democracy ideals. The style reflects a late 19th or early 20th century campaign moment with formal, dated language.
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University of Virginia
Charlottesvile
Brean
Chicago
Mr Bryan
Phur
University
Thomas Sefervon
America
Bryan
Men Who Made Topeka Prepare For Fall Festival
Topeka merchants plan for a big Fall Festival week with extra business and special features. Crosby Brothers and Golden Eagle representatives express optimism about a large crowd and a lasting festival, hoping to draw visitors from across Kansas. Palace Clothing anticipates record sales and pledges full effort to make the event a success. Police plan to assist, while merchants discuss parade roles and community turnout.
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Topeka
Crosby
Crosby Brothers
Tom
Fes Oval
Kansas
S.eilnger
The
Golden Eagle
Tupelé
Bryan
Mckinley Ae
H. A. Auerbach
Palace Clothing Company
Ian
Tam
Ambulance Run Free for Fall Festival Guests
A local ambulance will operate free of charge during the Fall Festival to assist anyone who may be hurt. J M Knight notes the painted vehicle, promising rapid care and a readiness to help at the event, despite concerns about suitability for medical transport.
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Thoss
J. M. Knight
Tom Stas
Gong
Ahmed
Tynespiteis
Gold payment dispute stalls exchange for mortgage debt
In Chicago July 20, C. W. Doyle of Louisiana, Ind., sought to pay $31,009 of mortgages in gold. Banks offered only gold exchange at a premium, rejecting greenbacks. Doyle pursued several banks, finally agreeing to pay half a percent premium to settle with gold, leaving him with coins and a bag of paper.
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Chicsen
Chi
Cam Youn
C.W. Doyle
Laulstitte, Iy
Ehene
Doyte
Wei
Beata
Irrigation Congress Meeting Biased by Denver Notice
A notice from the National Irrigation Congress executive committee calls a meeting at the Windsor hotel in Denver on July 20 and 31 to plan the fifth session in Phoenix Arizona next December. It urges attendance, outlines program topics, speakers, and itinerary and requests consideration of transportation and hotel arrangements for delegations.
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Denver
National Irrigation Congress
Windecr
Colo
Phoenix
Arizona
St Paul debates 90,000 for G A R encampment funds
Minneapolis reports St Paul seeks 90000 from Minnesota to host the Grand Army encampment. Officials cut subcommittee appropriations as funds run short, with decoration plans trimmed and city preparations left strained for the September event.
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Minneapolis
Sur
Minnesota
St Paul
Bois
L. Meban
Halle
St. Faula
Grand Army
Brigg St Paul
Bikes for M Kinley Campaign Forming Clubs
Citizens form bicycling clubs to support M Kinley at Republican headquarters. Clubs plan a century ride visiting multiple points to distribute literature. Members wear campaign badges and carry banners to recruit and promote youth involvement in political clubs.
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Chicago
Lis
Mekhinsey
Maki
Republican Times
Eids
Varios Points
Tennessee Populists Nominate AL Mimmsa for Governor
The Populist state convention met in Nashville on July 29 to nominate a candidate for governor and endorse the St Louis convention. AL Mimmsa, elected permanent chairman, was nominated for governor but declined the role. JM McDowell served as temporary chairman and Cyclone Davis of Texas spoke to the small audience.
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St Louis
Nashville
Tenn
JM. McDowell
Cyclone" Davis
Texas
Dlso
St. Louis
L. Mirmsns
Sehe
Tarum
Stimms
Gage Defends Free Silver Amid Silver Debate
Mr. Gage, a wealthy To polka citizen, was summoned to Boscunt by a friend to argue for free coinage of silver. He argues bonds have risen but insists free silver harms workers and merchants, fearing a nation where the poor starve while the rich grow richer.
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GG. Gage
Topolkas
Gage
Wilil
Lonteville Democrats Plan State Convention in August
Lonteville Ky July 28 the sold standard Democrats Kentucky will hold a state convention on August 0 in this city to perfect a thorough organization of them forces and select delegates to the convention decided upon at their recent conference held in Chicago. Meetings are to be held in various counties to select delegates, with a committee from each congressional district to organize before August 30.
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Lonteville
Standard Democrats
Kentucky
Chicago
Aupest S
Board of Trade
Democrata Fron
G BR Bayle
Ld Standard Democrats
Atric
Giae
Frost
Auszust
Populist Leaders Depart Washington After Conference
Populist headquarters at Washington Street in St Louis on July 9 seen as departure date. Ex-Chairman Taubenential absent, leaders left city except for some. Secretary Edgerton of Nebraska heads to Washington soon and faces opposition from Senator Butler.
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Washington St Louis
Flower Parade Committee Meeting Notice
The regular weekly meeting of the Pall Festival committee ladies will be held tomorrow at 3 o clock at the ae house. All ladies and girls are invited to attend.
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Ae House
Among Railroad Men to See General Manager Frey Over Grievance
Kansas railroad readers learn that A B Garrettson and Mor risey, grand senior conductor and grand chief of the Brotherhood, will return Friday from Cedar Rapids and Peoria to confer with General Manager Frey about a standing grievance. Thornburg, chairman of the general grievance committee, has been in Chanute and is expected in the city.
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A. B. Garrettson
G. R OC
PH. Morrisey
Te. T
Cedar Rapids
Peoria
Met
Sante Pe
Mn Prey
Colorada
Thornburg
Chtahman
General Erievance Committee
Gow
Chanute
MECHANICAL AND OPERATING NOTES AND PERSONALS
Mechanic and operating notes from the engine and service show Ami the employer. Conductor Dan Schäfer of the Santa Fe visits from California with his father. Mechanic Mikiel Hanley returns to work after a month’s absence due to an injured hand. Wow, a coach house foreman, returns from a visit to his old home in Wanksha. Wis Daque Houllly of the painting department returns from a three week health trip in Las Vegas. Engineer Frank McKeon returns from southern Mississippi after attending his brother’s wedding. A worker killed by a boiler explosion on the Prison project is noted. Conductor A. Raver on Osage City-Quenemo line seriously injured. Conductor H. Riter sent from Topeka to remove him. Fireman E. D. Webb travels to Chicago, reunites with Mrs. Webb and visiting relatives in New York, then back to Topeka. Fireman Ben Walters, long-serving Topeka fireman, transferred to Osage City and Quenemo duties. Walters seeks new assignment reliability.
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Dan Schafer
Santa Pets
California
Miehkiel Hanley
Wank¢sha
Wisdaque Hoully
Tin Painting
Sideon
Cretty
Las Vegas
Frank McKpeon
Missoni
A. Raver
H.R. Itertras
Topeka
Circular Permits Free Carrying of Mail Across Lines
A circulated directive by Patrick Wahleh as general incitement agent of the Santa Fe system outlines free mail passage among officers, agents, and employees across connections. It permits mail pertaining to any fine within the system to move between lines, all officers and carriers, and connecting carriers when such mail concerns system business.
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Patrick Waleh
Santa Fe Officials and Employes Personal Vacation Notes
J Dean Waters of the general freight department goes to Cincinnati for a two week vacation with relatives. D D Nieh a stenographer in the event managers office returns from a two weeks trip through Old Mexico. Henry Yorkey from the superintendent of machinery office spends his vacation at Colorado Springs. Miss Grace Whittlesey of the general freight department leaves soon for a month long vacation to Nebraska and Colorado. M J Fleisch, master mechanic Smith's aide, heads to Cincinnati for two weeks with relatives and will be joined by his parents.
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J. Dean Waters
General Freight Department
The
Santa Fe
Cincinapeil
T. Nieeh
Old Mexico
Henry Yorkey
Colorado Springs
Grace Whittlesey
Shorty
Nebraska
Galoraia
M . J. Fleizch
Mechanic Smith
Cincinnat
Fleisch
Western rail rates discussed but little action taken
In Chicago a western grain men meeting failed to set new rates. Missouri Pacific cut to four cents to rivers, Great Western lowered Kansas City to Chicago to seven cents. Expect further reductions, possibly to ten cents to New York. Western excursion plans debated as railroads seek to boost eastbound traffic amid lighter than usual volume.
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Colorado
Monack Hills
Burlington
Missouri River Cities
Far
Kankss City
Billings
Mont
Kankus City
Silinge
Seper Lincoln
Neb
Rit Moss
Northern Pacific
Trans-Continental
Montana
Puget
Kansas City
Chile
Kanes City
Denver
Rio Grande
Utah
Califor
Forts
Chicago
Missouri Pacific
Missouri
Missiesippi
New York
Seamen May Strike If Wage Scale Is Rejected
The Record reports a proposed wage scale to aid the global shipping industry. If ship owners refuse the plan, seamen vow to declare a strike that will be felt where sailors risk their lives at sea.
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Chicago
Mind Deterioration Overtakes Local Boilermaker
William Talli, 44, a boilermaker at Santa J shops, showed rapid mental decline after years of steady work. He wandered, moaned, and grabbed red hot plates before being hospitalized. now under care of sheriff and awaiting transfer to a mental facility with his widowed mother nearby. He has two sisters in Emporia and Galveston.
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William Talli
Sante Ie Hospital
Santa J
Topeka
Missour Parish
Hill
Willie
Round House
Aveno Place
Elven
Aelph Alouta
Walter Cox
Tpl Shirids
St Crane Street
Emporia
Galveston
Texas
Typographical Union Election Dates and Nominees
Typographical unions hold their annual election with J Maxwell and Smith seeking sergeant-at-arms. Delegates to the international union will be chosen. candidates include J D Lairkpatsch Andrew Liddell and James Staples. Nominations from last meeting stand. officers listed include president J T D Wickman and secretary William Sullivan.
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Topeka
East Levesthattet
Cottesta
J. Maxwell
Smith
International Union
hilds-Drexel
Forme i Colorade Springs
J. D Lairkpatsch
Andrew Liddell
Jomes Staples
J. T D. Wickman
A. Greek
William Sullivan
Dougherty
FL Sutherland
Kansas Federation of Labor
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HW. Brown
W. HH. Earnest
CB. Sutherland
Zeven
AA. Avery
A. A. Buley
D. H. Crebbs
Frank Phinkey
Sutherland
Gee
Wallace
Whitard
Levering Nominated as Prohibition Presidential Candidate
Joshua Levering of Baltimore is officially nominated by the Prohibition party for president. Maryland Prohibitionists paraded with banners to Lyceum theater where Levering read his acceptance letter. He urged voters to support the Prohibition ticket and align with their money and tariff views.
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Joshua Levering
Nia
Prohibition Party
Maryland
Lyceum Theater
Br. Levering
Bevering
Pio
Standard Democrata
McKinley
Tevin
Farmer William Bost Injured After Wagon Fall Northwest of City
William Bost, a farmer about seven miles northwest of the city near Meaplon, fell from a high wagon yesterday afternoon while loading it. He slipped on the edge of the sideboard and struck his right side, fracturing both bones of his right arm and injuring the elbow joint. The injury is severe and very painful with poor prospects for immediate relief.
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William Bost
Meaplon
Bost
Hearst Plans New Chicago Daily Tally Enquirer
Millionaire journalist Hearst to launch a Chicago daily within a month under the name Chicago Tally Enquirer. Backers aim to voice Democratic opinion, with Hearst linked figure Batter Hearse and allies from New York Journal and San Francisco.
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Chicago
Democratic Party
Aitver
Velhone
Althouh
Thie
San Franctte Farmer
Champlin
Pominees
Bryup
Sewall
Chicago Cofuan Pnra Rice
Cruiser Ville Lost in Typhoon Near Shang Tube Promontory
The German trade class cruiser Ville was lost in a typhoon July 23 ten miles northwest of Shang Tube promontory about seventy five miles southeast of here. Ten sailors were saved and most of the officers perished in the disaster.
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Chee Foo
Ville
Shang Tube Promontory
Here
Par
Matron Thorpe in Peril at City Ward
Police Matron Thorpe faced a violent incident Monday evening with Mrs. Riordan, a delirious patient. Riordan burst toward the ward, seized Thorpe by the shoulders, and forced a door open, prompting officers to intervene and restrain Riordan back to her room.
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Thorpe
Swean Riordan
Jordan
Afra
Thertre
Ala
Fuordan
Stra Ruordan
Batron
Wena Coleht
Mordan
Victory not complete in Cleveland strike settlement terms
The article reports ongoing dissatisfaction with the Brown Heating Works settlement terms, noting workers and the company and lawyers discuss the agreement. Former employees are asked to confirm employment status by letter or notice, with continued efforts to provide justice to affected individuals. A separate item advertises a photo book on south Missouri views by a railroad company, highlighting its potential to attract investors and readers.
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Cleveland
Brown Heating
Alrikera
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