Not Easy Sailing Fusion Campaign at Port Scott
The article reports a heated political scene around the Fusion Convention at Port Scott on June 16 with factions in the Indinetians and Re publicans arguing over support and strategy. It notes a large majority behind certain candidates, talks of congressional races, county by county splits, and potential appointments as parties seek to influence the прочем political dynamics and forthcoming primaries.
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Vrandotte County
Hepublicus
Craddock
Gundotte
Tn Anderson
Alpoeluy
Stata Tremedier
Bourbon
Aguinet
Celinel Cormany
Scott
Tugens Hagen
Harvey RH
Hidgrey
Tate Central
Age
Fusian Pew Jennhane
Tdsiott
Pkcultar
Chicago
Kansas
Herald-Herald
Kan
Hamsas
Citien
Chieves Recoré-Herald
Mst
Unine
Topeka
Kansans
Commencement Season At Topeka University Highlights
Lawrepte Kansas June 12 commencement honors mark diplomas across science arts law and music. Speakers include Hargreaves and occasion features large turnout at a fitting banquet with alumni leaders from University of Indians and Leland Stanford among noted guests.
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Lawrepte
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Durin Ae
Mie
Bunt University
Stuiles
Sérlor
Louise
Hargreaves
Thpeke High School
Anna Esther Hathot
AunEhier
Egerison
J. Clark Swayse
Topeka Gredwater
Galtieritige
Milielert
Dosiph
University of Indians
O'Leary
Willie
Ball Team in a Wreck on Road to St Paul
A ball team from Kunkig City was wrecked en route to St Paul and will be unable to ply today's scheduled game. Local officials say no injuries are reported and the team awaits further instructions from league organizers.
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St. Paul
St Paul
Morning meal guidance in old health article
A vintage medical note warns against heavy carbonaceous foods for breakfast and promotes light options like Grape Nuts with cream, fruit, and Postum. It argues such meals sustain brain and muscle workers, reducing heat and aiding digestion during busy seasons.
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Tood
Ettiner
Hull
Tap Rich Lands Mrs Crumb of Harveyville
A local notice reports Tap Rich Lands linked to Mrs W E Crumb of Harveyville, with reference to a Commercial Ulab. The fragmentary item outlines ownership and a pending matter requiring further detail.
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W. E. Crumb
Harveyville
Commercial
Ulab
Suburban electric railroad proposal eyed for Topeka region
A proposed line would pass through Auburn Dover Harveyville and Topeka connecting with a southern center. Supporters tout potential agricultural and trade benefits while opponents question route viability and cost amid local business club discussions and civic sentiment.
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Topeka
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Commerciil Club
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Oost
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Ea- Fata Taylor
Medacieetiie
Ie Kussar
Theat & Sony
Pints End Credit Choices Highlighted in Local Note
A fragmented OCR snippet notes choices and a rate reference, mentioning Albers and end credit terms, with unclear context and missing details about events, dates, or participants.
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Ned ‘Albersrate
Patched Up Row Among Cleveland Republica
Patchwork report from Cleveland cites a cross party effort involving Congressman Burton and several Republicans from the city. A compromise assigns the Hurtin committee to lead the forthcoming campaign and address the proposed withdrawal of cen ety Sutton as directed by election officials.
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Cleveland
Chaney Not Resigned Amid City Hall Power Play
A factional scramble in Topeka politics centers on Councilman Chaney and a bid to force Mayor Parker to appoint a successor aligned with his supporters. John Chaney hints his brother has not resigned, aiming to secure a Republican-backed appointment, with Frank Blanch and Knowles among contenders and various council factions jockeying to back or oppose.
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Wat Chaney
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Parker
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Topeka
Squire
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Allort
Coe
Boers Surrender Jumping at End of War Wave
Dispatch from Pretoria notes 25 Boers have surrendered to die until death, many as young as eleven, while most are under thirty. Some feel the war protracts due to French and German promises, with little bitterness among the surrendered. Gen. Elliott reports aid to return burghers to farms as peace holds. Stranded ship Edgonta is reported in New York Harbor.
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New York
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Eestile
Worthy
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Rowen
Pretoria
Auralnat Prence
Germany
Generst Trewet
Orange River Colony
Borin
Cronstall
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Eliott
Jane Exlward
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Fame
Debt free land offer in Gove County prompts colonist interest
Fragmentary June 19 era notes describe Gove County debt relief hopes and land grants for settlers. Mentions government laws, possible $200 bond issues, and a chance for residents to claim land free of government debt. Also reports a visiting noble council, a crowded Presidio scene, a dogged railway promo, and a cross country race results tease. The piece blends local conditions with distant colonial governance and a travel advertisement.
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Gove
Gove County
Kaneus
Market News Mixed Wheat Prices and Livestock Moves
Daily market notes show July wheat futures edging higher amid tentative demand while cattle and hog futures reflect cautious commerce. Chicago and St Louis bids indicate steady to firm tone in selected grades with receipts around seasonal norms and traders watching weather and feed costs.
Stock Market Drift Mirrors Mixed Trade
New York stocks faced a cautious session with modest gains and losses as traders weighed early advances against renewed pressure in several sectors. Market tone remained tentative amid press reports and uncertain earnings signals from major players.
Market Roundup From Kansas City and Chicago Produce Markets
Market reporters note uneven activity across grains, meats, and produce with Northwestern and International Power pushing slight gains in some spots while Western onions, peppers, and dairy show declines. Traders watched subtle shifts in prices as Kansas City and Chicago exchanges log mixed results amid routine seasonal movements.
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