Ottawa Assembly Enters on Its Second Week
Ottawa Kansas June 26 Sunday on the Chautauqua grounds is a day of rest campers rest in shade. The Rev John DeWitt Miller drew a large audience at the tabernacle with Dr L Hurlbut and Prof Henry giving Bible talks. Music, lectures, and a grand concert featuring Il Trovatore impressed attendees as Camp life continued into a new week.
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Milner Avenue
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Salisbury Accepts Premiership In Cabinet Formation
Windsor June 25 The Marquis of Salisbury formally accepts the premiership after Lord Rosebery resigns. Jos Chamberlain is named to succeed Ripon as secretary of state for colonies and A J Balfour becomes List lord of the treasury. The House adjourns as Harcourt notes lack of definite government info. In Lords the seal fisheries bill passes. Gladstone deals with letters and visits the British Museum.
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North Longford
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Wabfford
Ireland
Silver Conference Of Republi Copeland Is Sinnett
Captain P I Coney says the Republican silver conference at Copeland aims to be a conference not a convention. Only ten to fifteen out of town silver Republicans expected. letters of invitation have brought replies and afternoon trains may bring more Republican silver supporters. The goal is to organize the silver faction within the party and plan a future Republican silver convention.
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Cadets From Kansas Secure West Point Appointments
June 25 report lists Kansas cadets named for academy entrance with two alternates. Notable names include Fredonia Kansas resident Bryan Kirkpatrick and Ralph H. Barger from Smith Center, plus others from Portland Oregon and Salt Lake City Utah in the same notice.
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Ruswell Montgomery
Portland
Ore
WW. H. Wells
Salt Lake City
Utah
W. BK. Balmer
Bryan Kirkpatrick
Fredonia
Kana
Ralph UH
Barger
Smith Center
Kan
A. E Draper
Hilsworth
Lincoln for Don Cameron presidential bid rumor
Robert T. Lincoln of Chicago passed through the area last night saying he is out of politics and that eastern silver Republicans favor Senator Cameron of Pennsylvania as a presidential candidate. The piece mentions Royal Baking Powder and its promotion by popular cookbook authors and cooking schools.
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Chicago
Nestern Silver Republicans
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Insulted Bill Doolin sparks shooting near Perry
Reports from Perry Oklahoma describe a disturbance after insults to Bill Doolin. In Ingalls, where Daltons and other outlaw gangs have long gathered, a man named Haynes was shot and two others cut as retaliation followed verbal attacks. The incident highlights gang activity in the region.
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Woman of Wealth Linked to Insurrection Plot Aboard Schooner
Reported scheme involves a Honolulu woman worth 2.5 million dollars and San Francisco shippers fitting a local port schooner with heavy armament to sail to a Hawaiian island. Plans allegedly include unloading a lumber cargo at sea and coordinating royalist allies for an insurrection. A known fighter in the city was said to be offered command at 350 dollars per month.
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Neutrality law enforcement eyed over Hawaii filibuster plans
June 25. U.S. authorities expect to enforce neutrality laws against a suspected American filibuster expedition to Hawaii alongside Cuba. Hawaiian officials, watching from San Francisco, have increased vigilance with a gatling gun equipped customs craft and land forces under Col. McLean placed on alert. A new Hawaiian law targets suspects with anti government aims, though it is unclear if Hawaii asked the State Department for guidance.
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Washington
State Department
John Martin Will Bolt in Silver Question Talk
Ex Senator John Martin predicts the 1900 era silver issue will dominate the campaign if a single standard party nominee emerges. He says the Republican platform will be flexible and the Democrats face a factional row favoring free coinage at 16 to 1, with Cleveland not a silver ally. A third party could derail the electoral college and trigger a House decision.
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House of Representatives
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Silver and tariff rifts shape party loyalties nationwide
A speaker argues that tariff stances split Republicans by region and Democrats by geography, with silver as the real pressure point. He predicts a third, independent silver movement if parties fail to back free coinage, noting Morgan, Harris, Cooper, and Daniel warn Populist sway in key states.
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Colorado
Don Cameron
Pennsylvania
Sibley
Democratic Party
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Alabama
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Tennessee
Cooper
Georgia
Daniel
Virginia
Wheat and grain rally on rains and reports
Market report from Chicago and Midwest shows wheat rising after morning weakness due to cables and rain in the northwest. July and September futures move higher alongside oats and provisions amid light hog receipts and firm beef and lamb prices. Kansas wind and crop reports bolster optimism.
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Caicaco
Kansas
Market notes mixed as grains and sugar shift on bids
Grain markets show slight gains in wheat and oats while sugar faces renewed bull talk and short covering. New York reports suggest Armour may have raided the market to test demand, with London and Liverpool trade steady to firmer. Detroit notes Michigan wheat crop deterioration, and Minneapolis reports winter rains lodging grain.
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