Bryan Grooming for 1900 Campaign in Nebraska
The piece details William J. Bryan's maneuvering for the 1900 campaign, including plans to delay Kansas City convention attendance until nomination, and to travel by special train. It notes Nebraska fusion leaders and delegates backing Towne, Pattison’s influence, and the total mobilization of 18 special trains and about 30,400 Nebraskans headed to Kansas City for the Democratic convention, with extensive logistics and local support in cities like Omaha and Lincoln.
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Kearney
Nut
Nebreska
Bryan
Kansas
Chey
St Louis
Bevan
Gneas
Omvalie
Soria
Nebraska
Jodie Towne
Kansas City
Mr. Bryan
Towne
Allen
Breab
Judge Towne
Minnesota
Hae
Townes
Sioux Falls
West
Lobley
Dewey
Serand
Chicago
Ryan
Tom Wee
Thomas Pattisen
Coloras
Lingoln
Pattison
Etpusinion
Forses
Fusion Marching Club
Nebra
Fusion Forces
Lincoln
Mont
Hastings
Brathoe
City
Palle City
Ashland
McCook
Lovria
Erus
Temco
Pullman Company
Neraska
Thir
Omaha
Kamas City
Posweseim
Coates
Rates Reasonable Hannasity June ja-Alier contur hotel men
The document notes hotel managers and Democratic committees discussing convention preparations with terms on room capacity and durations. It mentions public committee timelines, hotel fare policies, and logistical coordination for the upcoming event, with references to rates, occupancy, and official statements from party figures.
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ja—Alier
Kansas Ciits
Sra
National Democratic Comandatcy
Associated Press
Conver
Bumahet
Bureau of Information
AD. Bk. Hamilton, Rompers Aanens Che
Topeka Society Hostess Teas in Yellow and White
A Topeka social page notes a Friday afternoon reception at the Hoed residence, 1035 Harrison, hosted by Mass George W Reed and family. About 300 ladies visited, with dining rooms styled in yellow and white, daisies, asparagus, and a mantled mantle. Guests wore pretty dresses as punch was served and a mandolin solo played. Personal mentions list many visitors and upcoming parties, including Miss Florence Beverly and Mr Charles Smith’s June 1 wedding in Manhattan.
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George W. Reed
Grace Reed
George W. Reed, Jr
Will T. Feud
Harrison Street
Battensburg
Phil Buck
Hattie Eagle
Hazel Howe
AH. Vance
Ira Howe
H.C. Root
James Belcher
Jane T. Densis
J. Myrtle Jetma
Lida Bergen
Mise Peart’ McFarland
Lillian” McParland
Ham- Aion
Wi Reed
Armand
Allie Ieee
Mra
Smith
Topeka
Beverly
Kellam Book and Stationery Company
Berenice Puller
Nelle Baker
Newton
E. J. Prescott and Son
Colorado
Frank Tichenor
Chicago
American painters lead Paris exposition gold medals
American painters received seven gold medals at the Paris Exposition, more than all nations except France, surpassing the four earned in 1858. Five of this year’s gold medals were awarded for works created in the United States by American artists.
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Paris
France
Ohio Delegates Favor Hearst as VP Candidate
Cincinnati delegate Henry Keller said most Ohio delegates prefer William Randolph Hearst of New York for vice president at the Kansas City convention. The statement was given to Gay from Cincinnati.
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Ohio
New York
Cincinnati
Henry Keller
Kansas City
Gay
WFR Hearst of
NEW MUSICAL STAR Miss Estella Conaway Shines in Kansas
Cottonwood Falls reveals Estella Conaway daughter of Dr and Mrs C L Conaway as a rising musical star. A thousand dollar piano prize from Liberty Missouri Ladies College crowns her win among ten contestants in a June graduation contest.
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Kansas
Estella Conaway
C. L. Conaway
Cottonwood Falls
Miss Conaway
Public wedding planned after jail release in Bowling Green
In Bowling Green Missouri a bride Florence Robinson plans to marry Harry Harris once he is released from jail for burglary. Sheriff Kingsbury to preside with CR Needing performing the ceremony on the courthouse lawn. The event has drawn unusual publicity and is slated for next Sunday if no slip occurs between CP and HP.
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Bowling Green
Harry Harris
Burelary
Florence Robinson
Lina Sheriff Kingsbury
CR. Nearing
Court House Lawn
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Fae
Bien Yulee
Breyan
Neraaskal
Cambadens
Union du Tie
Campalen
Marchime Wubs
J. Ryan
Jones
Geo. W. Moffitt
Kansas Avenue
Topeka Society
Geo. W. Reed
Enslavec Eargs
Adams Bros
Kandas Avenue
W. Wi Stilson
Et Home
Los Angeles
Hutchinson
Augusta Flintum
Charles Barnes
Lawrence
R. J. Parker
Pueblo
Prank Lewis
Winifred Lee
Colfax
Isom
C. E. Pitts
B_T_ Lewis
Missouri
WA. Storton
W. W. Manspeaker
Mount Clemens
Mich
Will Lyman
M. Markley
Virginia Shippey
Emily Huger
Jean Frost
Oklahoma City
Eleanor Work
Nellie Baker
Hearst
NEW Musical Star
Choxam
Estella Conawar
James Henry Lane
Bretta
Lssics
Kans
Topeka, Kan
Crane & Company, Publishers
Kellam’s
Kellam Book and Sta. Co
Kansas Ave
Harris
Sten
Br J. Ca
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