Careful World Poll Projects Silver Advance in Democratic Convention
A World newspaper poll from Chicago outlines silver sentiment in the Democratic Convention race. It highlights strong Silver support in New York State and Ohio Indiana and West Virginia with New York and Whitney figures showing broad silver backing. Delegates listed by state and candidate figures indicate silver leading in key districts and potential influence on the convention outcome.
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The
New York “World
New York State
New York
Erving
Ohio
Indiana
Wilvir
Wornlmate & Manditate
Ah Gehenaens Cretus
Betty Minas
Oededou
West Virginia
Eineboy Cn
Athaey
Whitney
Piers
Guver Wari
Teasing Support For Teller Amid United Stand Debate
An item from the Cleveland Plaindealer suggests growing openness toward Teller as a possible acceptable option amid broader party divides. The piece critiques bimetallism and references New York Menlo and Massachusetts figures, noting diverse regional opinions and the push for independence and national unity in the political climate.
Spectator notes at St Louis parade and political rally
A garbled account describes a band at a depot reception, speeches by prominent Republicans, and a St Louis event with Wade Hampton, Teller, and Maes. It mentions Silver Republicans, the Chicago convention, and calls for gold standard and protectionist policies amid campaign talk.
Teller Withdraws From Democratic Nomination
The report notes Teller will not accept the Democratic bid amid party maneuvering. Attempts to secure support for Teller’s candidacy continue, with nearby events and July 1 celebrations shaping the political timeline as Denver preparations progress.
Water Company Tax Notice in Topeka City
Local Topeka notices detail water company tax actions and assessments. It notes transfers of funds, property assessments, and upcoming levy changes affecting Topeka property owners, with emphasis on notification and compliance deadlines.
Rake in Warner and the Democratic Silver Debate at Columbus
In Columbus Ohio delegates clash over silver policy at the Democratic convention. General A J Warner faces opposition as factions press for a silver plank while Campbell and former leaders align with a pro silver stance. Tense speeches and party realignments mark the tumultuous proceedings with leaders like Hibekier Boyd Fhather and mayoral figures leading the discussion on monetary policy and nomination strategy.
New York Democrats Weigh Silver Question Ahead of Convention
June 24 in Saratoga reports a Silver sentiment among New York Democrats to be appeased by an international agreement. The piece notes speculation on Senator Hil potential participation and the mounting pressure before the Democratic convention assembles.
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Saratoea
Yiet Sen-ator Hil
Indiana Democrats Choose Free Silver Delegates at State Convention
The Indiana Democratic convention met in Indianapolis and selected 1,047 delegates to represent the party wing favoring Free Silver and Governor Claude Matthews for president. Benjamin T Shively of St Joseph County led the slate, with Bell of Allen County elected president of the convention. Committee reports favored Free Silver in the majority of cases, a minority stance by Evid advocates. The gathering took steps to prepare a report and maintained a strong party line across counties.
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Columbus
Jie
Utter
Maboek
Jon
Chieng
Walt Fels
Ubai
Alver
Campbell
Vuhal Yaye
John We Walter
A. 3. Warner
Martetta
Cleveland
Warner
Armerican
S. Warner
Creland
Seerviary Igerlivle
Fistoe
Grover
Mr. Tury
A. W. Matric
Menore
Tip Stei
St. Lovis
ROME
Dore
Lidice
Mold
Wien
Warnes
Patrick
Fenders
Max Jovity
Tidianapolis
Thiemeni
Latte Lunemtt
Witta Tree
Alevar
Ate
Claude Matthey
Avert
Bell
Alin
Ypapinenay
Stae
Storing Bole
Benjamin T Shively
St Ieper
Texas Democrats Converge in Austin Platform Endorsements
A Texas Democratic convention in Austin met at dawn to adopt a platform and nominate delegates to Chicago. The gathering featured speeches by Horace Chilton and Bland supporters, with opposition to presidential instructions and calls for a Bland endorsement. Delegates chosen included John Wy Flake and others, as the party aligned with the Bland faction.
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Aley
AQ Culberbon
John H Renewn
Senter
Horace Chilton
Myler
Fiege
Travia
Bland
Shepard
Indere
Qearent
Bevetor Hearace Chi
Iran
Sapha Thany
Mds
Hoge
I Hingis
Texas
Chi
General Campbell Committed to Insane Asylum
Gen A B Campbell, once a respected officer, has been declared mentally deranged and sent to an asylum after a sudden decline in conduct. The case raises concerns about military health care and oversight amid public scrutiny.
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A. B. Campbell
Death of His Wife Drives General Campbell to Madness
General A B Campbell, noted Republican orator and former adjutant general, is described as a ravine maniac after his wife’s death. He was committed to the Highlands Asylum in Los Angeles following brain fever and mental strain from long mourning and public scandal.
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Highlands Asylum
Los Angeles
Cal
Alb, Campbell
Campbell
A.B. Campbell
Karns
Bansis
Hurphies Andres
Allentan
Magudianine
Campbell Begar
Carsiphiel Madeia Herois
Elfents
California
Kirt
Calitarnte
Utipie
Showers Tonight Forecast Across Regions
Readable forecast notes showers tonight with light rain likely eastern portions of the state. No rain reported on isolated western lines except eastern winds. Temperatures range from 25 to 35 with cooler conditions in the southwest tomorrow.
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Clint
Jennings
Inch
Santa Fe
Colorado
Taiates
Kansan
Hutchinson
Gromten
Litite
Mob boss Fil Tardy to penitentiary amid court action
The report states Fil Tardy pled guilty to mobbing Judge JF Tubuta and faces a prison term. Details mention subsequent actions by Deputy Bert Lovan and a planned plea for remaining time. A separate note references a Democratic club drill and real estate transactions in Ward Huntington's sale of three lots on Western Street.
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John L. Troutman
Jones
Troutmdh
Frank M. Hird
Troutman
Bird
Topeka Fair - Grounds
JF. Tubuta
Ju Hazen
Cat Sontonen
Marty
Watke
Didlies
Lewin
Harry
Roth County
Mardy
Justice Grover
Bert Lovan
Eymtan Doe
Lawsuit Against Kansas Mutual Over Premium Refunds
Chan F Lercher sues Kansas Mutual Life Insurance in district court seeking 422.06 dollars in premium refunds. Charles Lercher accuses the company of withholding paid up policy benefits after joining in 1558 and later claims the firm mismanaged funds as membership declined. The suit seeks about 8,000 dollars and names Ed McKeever as involved party with prior Butler county ruling noted.
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Chan F. Lercher
Psidin
Charles Lercher
District Court
Hansee Aoe
Atverrard
Ed McKeever
Lerehor
Butler County
Topeka Grows Census Report Shows Population Rise
Geo D Hale reports Topeka population gains with detailed ward figures and March 1 counts. City Assessor Willie Exison and county clerk tabulated totals for Topeka and nearby areas including Potwin Place Auburndale Oakland and Highland Park. Figures show births marriages and demographic details though some data remain unrefined.
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Geo D. Hale
Topeka
Willie Exison
Ted
Williams
Mitte
Potwin Price
Auburn Gale
Oakland
Highland Terk
Pelea
Topika
Sig Bithe
Madekuis
Tonka Wis
Potwin Place
Auburndale
Hismood Park
Northern Wheat Yield Amid Mistranscribed Reports
Minnesota June 24 reports indicate no reduction in wheat yields. The survey notes a drop in river valley production due to recent conditions, but overall state figures show less severe losses than feared. Farmers fear storage limits may force earlier market actions as yields vary across counties.
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Petanenecis
Minn
Minnesota
Perilous interlude as trolley incident terrifies crowd
At Indianapolis on June 4, a crowd near a streetcar crash caused by a failed intercept procedure led to panic and injuries. Ex-President Mrs Hurtieny was present as the crowd surged, and a quick response by a mounted officer prevented a worse outcome. The scene ended with experts securing the car and restoring order.
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Indianapolis
Hurtieny
Dow Lown
Monchman
Harrison
Rainmaker a Success in Wichita Weather Probe
In Wichita last Friday a noted weather experiment known as the rainmaker effort was reported successful though details remain sketchy. Officials including Goorey and Matthews claimed the device triggered rain bursts but acknowledged uncertain timing and adherence to expected schedules. The period between Friday and Monday saw improved precipitation forecasts and cautious optimism among observers.
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Wichita
Jane M
G. Matthews
Skija
Pridar
Widalcopious
Wieraity
United States
One Sign of Prosperity Anthravite Goat Price Increase
The New York market reports a 25 cent rise in the price to consumers for Anthravite Goat products. Officials notify producers and distributors that this advance applies to all points west, signaling broader cost pressures and a broader push in pricing across the industry.
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Net
York
New York
Rompanica
Ball Game to Hover and Park Shape For Play
The Topeks base ball club secured Cari Wwode aette tateher who arrived today to practice with the team this evening. He played last season with Ti St. Paul Jeganie club and has been with Kandi City this year. The Minneapolis club will arrive by this afternoon and face the Topeks with pitcher Switeer and Cook in the infield.
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Manacen
Topeks
Cari
Aette Tateher
Elyene
Hamilton Printing Co Receivership Faces Five Thousand Shortage
A receivership filing reports a shortage of five thousand dollars at Hamilton Printing Co, signaling financial distress and potential asset liquidation actions. The case outlines creditor claims and court oversight as trustees work to establish an orderly liquidation or reorganization plan.
Bondsmen Meet A Hyhhant Recounts Creditors Auction
The report details a meeting of bondholders including A Hyhhant, discussing appointing a receiver for the Hem chten Printing company and settling debts. It notes creditor claims, court actions, and a proposed plan by Clemens to settle about 34,000 and mentions Hubbard and others tied to the firm.
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A. de Hyhhant
Reutyer
Hemchten Printing Company
Tate
Ac & AL
Kurita
Pany
Abel
Jena
Alene
Witseke
Turner
Tim Ali Dis
Pierre
Slisisenaticis
Clemens Lata
Hubbard
Til
Ineeters
Canive
Rocklver Hunhard
Iara
Emey
Tyard & Hunesie Moe
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