Triune Party Meets in Three Kansas Conventions
Delegates gathered in Topeka for Populist and Democratic state conventions led by Andrews and Overmyer respectively. G Clemens and Ex Senator Levi Pumbard were among speakers as nominations opened for temporary chairman amid party enthuasiam and calls for social reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Pumbard Pines i i Wrest
Emporia
WE. Meitibbes
Franktin
PLP
A. A. Newman
Clay
CB. Hoffman
Enterprise
Shawnee county delegates clash over Leedy choice at Kansas populist convention
A chaotic Kansas populist convention in Shawnee County centered on Leedy support with competing delegations. Judge Geo W Clark chaired amid disputes over seating, while Geiger, Andrews, and King led nomination efforts. Notable figures included Dave Mulgane and Gov. Leedy allies as party factions debated candidates and policy.
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T. Geiger
J. EB. Andrews
King
Eeeepreeen
J. E Andrews
Andrews
Cuba
Hutchinson
Bryan
Edwin Taylor
Wyandotte
Wm. J. Fuller
David Martin Refuses to Allow Name Before Convention
A volatile political scene unfolds as David Martin declares his name will not go before the convention. Delegates press him, while factions back Lawrence El Dorado and David Martin for various roles. The Populist gathering in the senate chamber plans proceedings with Lawrence presiding.
Last Day of Debate on Annexation Opens in House
Hawaii today reports the final debate session on annexation as sixteen members attend the House. The scene centers on critical votes and potential outcomes for statehood prospects. Proceedings focus on constitutional implications and territorial status.
Democratic policy rally in Kentucky seeks party unity on annexation
Mr Berry of Kentucky appeals to his party to back the measure on partisan grounds. A June Washington gathering drew sixteen attendees as speakers attacked limits on annexation. The debate highlighted the Democratic stance, tracing support from Jefferson to Pierce and Mary as the party’s line on expansion.
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Mr. Berry
Kentucky
Washington
Hatice
Woelyets
Wallin
Seti
Berm. Ky
Jefferson
Pierce
Maréy
Burtanan
Ballard
Tramps Take Train From Emporia to Eastward Harvest Fields
Tramps from Emporia Kansas arrived on a freight train heading east at night. They were involved in a disturbance on the train, rambling through cars and firing a few shots as a posse or officials responded. After the incident, they decided to head back eastward, lingering about the wheat fields.
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Emporia
Kan
Herence
Scorcher Dead and Three Hurt After Street Collision
A chaotic street incident in New York leaves 14 Frank Murphy four on the brink of death while two men, Thampaan and Hubt, are hospitalized. In a street melee a cab turn struck a tram leading to severe head injuries and multiple traumas as bystanders and riders collided.
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New York
Frank Murphy
Thampaan
Hubt
Newrk
Ladey
Thampen
Thantom
Tandem
Murphy
Thompson
Hunt
Postponed Shoot and Dots of the Stuth Shine
The report notes a postponed shoot event with references to Topeka Sportsien, June 20 dates, and practice sessions. Mentions Bert Kept, French 17, Walt n Mevasite 18, and liners about shadows of events at Lin. Observes strong committees and pending developments that may affect the arrangement and timing of the excursion.
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Topeka Sportsien
Bert
Bhermon
Walt
Passion Play Pictures Return to Garfield Park
Garfield Park hosts renewed exhibition of Passion Play pictures on Friday and Sunday evenings with live entertainment by South Band at a marked location. Knights and Ladies of Security host a reception, while Bishop Newman prays for builders. Tickets available at Weichtman’s store and Rowley & Bnow’s.
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Garfield Park
Marshalls
Festwerk
Band
South
Giackster
N.t
Sery
Benday
Tisha
Knights
Mlekt
A. Warner Delver
A. W. Fulton
AL Gower
Mirkin
Priges
Newman
Saraingw
Adaiees
Bere Hall
Weichtman
Kansas Avenue
Rowley & Bnow's
Sixth
Topeka Fans Ready for Opening Three-Game Series
Selina Opens With the New Champions for three games as Topeka plans a Thursday kickoff followed by Friday and Saturday fixtures. Manager Frank Fear orders telegraphic team selections and promises the handsome uniforms. Three tickets priced at 150 dollars fund uniforms and equipment with a parade and mayoral involvement planned for the opening at Athletic Park.
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Selina
Topeka
Frank Fear
Agenim
Peko
Mitchir
Wis
Lina
Udiaele
Vents
Gam
I Athletic Park
Topeka Team Dominates West in Opening Games
Local sports note highlights Topeka teams as head and shoulders above western rivals. Fear's men labeled top picks among players from historically defunct Southern and Texas leagues. Lawrence Chamberlain has generously donated umpiring services for the three opening games.
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Topeka
West
Fear
Lawrence Chamberlain
Reporter Enlists in Twentieth Kansas Resigns City Editor Post
Lawrence reports John M. Steele joins the Twentieth Kansas as John AL Siete resigns as Leavenworth Time city editor to accompany recruits to San Francisco. The unit seeks maximum strength with muster underway in the camp city.
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John M. Steele
Twentieth
Kansas
Lawrence
John AL Siete
Leavenworth
San Francisco
Opposition to Leedy Renomination Fades in Topeka Caucus
Rob Semple and Fred Close led a three month effort to defeat Governor Leedy. A secret anti-Leedy caucus met at Weber's ball with about 100 attendees. Ann Diggs spoke but distrusted Leedy as not a progressive. many delegates remained loyal to the inevitable nomination.
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Leedy
Rob Semple
Fred Close
Weber's
Topeka
Semple
Annie Diggs
Leeds
Not a candidate for nomination says he will not seek public life
A quoted figure states he is not a candidate for associate justice nomination and has no desire to return to public life. He notes sentiment among delegates opposed to Judge Allen and expresses gratitude for kindness, while declining to comment on potential nomination. Other figures dismiss talk of supporting Judge Martin or staying active in politics. The Free Silver Republican state convention is expected to draw a small eastern delegation.
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David Martin
Judge Martin
Judge Allen
Senate
Bush
R. W. Turner
Jewell County
Stryker
Elem
Lawrence el Dorado
Leutenant Govert
Dravid Martin
Marin
Justeg
Hoot Demporary
Cis
Ny Obe
Thompson
Norton
Lawrenee
Butler
Weab McNall
Statthy
D.C. Tihiteon
Shawnes
AL Pe Peters
Sewell
Ault
Marshall
DL. Palmer
Unis City
JA. Davis
Efe
Ian
Aus Hacmar
Great Britain
Uns
Mortense
Mt. Jackson
Selte Thon
Titletwin Fen
Chiemiat Mrovall
Fo Lawrence
el Dorado
Lawrence
Mitchell
Shawnee County
Allen
Martin
Taylor Riddle
Hoddle
Debate Over Central Committee Selection Method
A heated discussion outlines an attempt to change the AsHel method of selecting the state central committee by convention to empower the committee to elect its chairman. Opponents argue the plan, hatched by insiders, risks a split in the party unless a reformer is kept in line. Harry McBean supports the old convention method and pushes for a minority report by McLean Kline and Cooper. The full report could trigger a significant vote testing Taylor Addies.
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State Central Committee
Hs Gwo
Winnling
Harry Mcbean
McLean
W. Pr Kline
D. Cooper
Taylor Addies
Resubmission Fight Shapes Second Congress Caucus
The Second district caucus adopted a rescission resolution by 63 to a vote. County Attorney Jake Shephard of Hourben County, once law partner to the Attorney General, may join the committee on nomsit time. A minority report is possible if a resubmission resolution is adopted, with conservative Republicans wary of Senator Peffer’s stance. John M. Brews signals Free Silver Republican faction.
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Seema Alstrict
Tethy County
Jake Shephant
Hourben
Attorner General Boks
Qiswict
Gh! Net
Scromd
Attornes Shephard
Peffer
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Overmyer
Hamilton
Welvesk
Taylor
M.C. Tong
Time
Vavine
Iere
Dulaw
G. Clemens
Stening
Mr. Clemens
Riddle
W. H. Morris
Tor
Sheriff Cook
John W. Gardiner
Janes Conwell
Sitane
Lansing
James Switzer
Parkdale
Hazen
Chis
Alexander
Rick Shipnies
Lucsing
Silver Lake
North Topeka
Mike
Tossine
Asa Bright
George Peterson
G. M. Noble
van B. Pracher
Kansas City
Wrandotts
Arthur Chirk
Hog. Hitchewsk
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Branh
Tobe
Dave Mulgane
Jackson
Riddle Corrected His Mistake By Saying: “It Is Not Blarshall
Helm
A. C. T. Geiger
Abligne
Titus
J. BL Andrews
Lane County
Ryan
L. P. King
Berene
Lam Stryker
Raphy
Outcault
Martindale
Deleer
Geo. W. Clark
J. T. Yount
A. F. Robinson
John W. ‘Farmer
Jason Nichols
Lo. Corse
W.S. Marks
Adam Andrew
W. ©. Topping
Leyi Dumbauld
T. Fennfon
I. R. Wright
J. &. Mungenmeyer
J. A. Limbacker
J. Mc Cowen
G. OW. Smith
W. B. Helm
J. M. Shuey
Tober
Suatiie
B. Hef
Suter
Man Nausie
J J. Caldwell
J. F. Dalton
A. OT
Geize W. Simon
Henny Schumarker
T. A. Jasttin
S.A. Tuy
Dy J. Barney
Ben Johnson
W. Swinney
C. A. Rohnson
FP. Gilllaple
W. G Hawisen
Win Fimdy
FR. He Hawkins
Alp Collins
Ifl Eintler
Av Dy Qipin
J. H. Biiney
J. M. Baker
3. Luhnes
Welk Caldwell
T. Grant
J. B. Milford
Feix O'Neil
Geo
W. Drake
J. J. McCray
H Tl Hassam
Chris Ttter
Honey McLain
G. W W. Dvinson
Wm Beemer
Waly
Tim Baker
Sweeney
Gonner Davia
A. B. Ner
Peter Spenc
Thomas Kirk
J. . Ward
W. F. Kline
A. J
J. W. Yowell
de Bard
P.m
Asher
Metropolitan Police
Lewelling
Sisownes County
Close
Bob Semple
Sol Long
Ilk County
Teedy
LE. T. Wownt
Crossan
Harry Metain
Scott Rie
Elder
Grant Harrington
John Breidenthal
Trom
Mr. Breidesthal
John W. Leedy
David
Mrm YI Patie
Tabias
Ftenani Goveria
Hawaii
Democratic Policy
Scorcher
State Sportsmen's
Baseball
Horrow
John M Brown Jones
Free Silver Republican
John M. Brews
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