McKinley Visits Ottawa in Kansas Chautauqua Day
Governor William McKinley of Ohio visits Ottawa Kansas for a grand Chautauqua day with a large crowd, brief greetings from ex Governors and local officials, and plans to proceed to Chicago and Cleveland for Republican League events. The report details train arrivals, escort actions, and McKinley’s policy of declining interviews during the trip.
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William McKinley
Ohio
Kansas
Ottawa
Chautauqua Assembly
McKinley
Chicago
Itrest
Santa Fe
Jormsat
Nixon
Observatory
Topeka
Thor
Ne Winley
Vixen
Mr. McKinles
Jeunyat
Associated Press
Cleveland
National Republican League
Grand Avenue Station
Webster Davis
Kansas City
Hansas City Union Depot
George T. Anthony
J.P. Daring
GAR
Union Depot
William Penn Nixon
Inter Ocean
Anthony
Kansas City Union
Assembly
Kansas City Times
E Hurris
Ian
G. G. Wharton
H. Smith
MiKinley
Mira Halstand
Charles Curtis
Minneapolis
Curtis
John & Lovg
Yates Center
Poland
Chico
John
Centennial Hotel
Old Soldier Militia Company
Stone
Missouri
Ley
Lake Snare
Gov. Merrill
Met Kinley
Kan
Chautauqua Assembly Park
Gov. McKinley
Ghia
Streste
Chautauqua Grouada
D. G Milner
Soldiers Home Band
Case
Avil O
F. B Dawes
Mr. Dawes
Gov. McKintey
Morrill
G. A. R Dey
Modoc Club
G. A R
Republican League Seeks Delay of Silver Matter at Convention
The Republican League aims to dodge the Silver issue by postponing it until the Republican National Convention. Party leaders push for postponement to align with forthcoming national platform and avoid early confrontation on the matter.
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Republican League
Fight for silver at republican clubs convention
At the national convention of Republican clubs in Creverano this day, factions of yellow and white badges clash over the silver resolution. Delegates, led by Gen. McAlpin advocates, seek unity on principles while planning to avoid open strife. Amid negotiations, resolutions on tariffs coinage and bi metalism spawn fervent debate as committees defer final action.
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Thurston
League
Cal. Trombo
Minneapolis
Committee On
Pennsylvania
McAlpin
New York
Tennessee
New South
Moore
Republican Party of
United States
Asa Bushnell
Ohio
Tracey
Nebraska
H. Clay Evans
Prince
New Mexico
Messrs. Goodnow
Minnesota
Bob
Georgia
Warner Miller
Miller
South Carolina
Reed House
Denver
Depew
McKinley
Senting
New York State
Sampson
Arkansas
J. F. Byrnes
Blackwell
Massachusetts
Colorado
Wyoming
O'Driscoll
Maryland
Frank Greer
Oklahoma
Grover Cleveland
England
Eagland
W. T. Scharltz
B. L.carr
Mr. Gould
Msachusetts
Knowles
Delaware
Robinson
Byrnes
Woman's National League
Foster
Ohio League
Leagues of Women
Western States
Republican Victory Soup Served At Leavenworth Banquet
Rev Edwin M Randall reports at Leavenworth banqueting scene where plates of liquor circulated during Gov Morrill attended event described as Republican Victory Soup by church pastor at the Leading Methodist Church Leavenworth.
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Gov. Morrill
Leavenworth
Edwin M. Randall
Randall's Letter Critiques Governor Morrill Over Prohibition
Rev Edwin M Randall criticizes Governor Morrill in a lengthy letter to the Daily State Journal. He denounces lax enforcement of prohibition in Leavenworth Atchison and Wichita, condemns appointed police and the celebratory banquet for Morrill's victory, and calls for disciplined, law-abiding enforcement despite political divisions.
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Kunass City World
Strate Journa
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Argentine
Mae
Sandy
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Mary McCabe
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Friends of Silver
PL & St. L
St. Louis
G. W. Parker
Cairo
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MR. Randall
Daily
Edwin M. Rendall
First Methodist Church
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Kansas City Journal
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