Populist Platform Denounces Trusts and Book Company
The Populist platform, not adopted by the party committee, condemns trusts and the American Book Company. Edwin Taylor of Wyandotte County chairs the platform committee and urges reform of election laws, direct primaries, and curbs on trusts. The platform endorses initiative referendum, criticizes Republicans on Cuba tariffs and corruption, and calls for state ownership ideas and protection of voters rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Book Company
Weil
Edwin Taylor
Wyandotte
Chaleremn
Reralu
Etonal Plantar Senonil
Tuferendim
Penacratie
Ilancity
Cuba
Philippine
Oregon
Republican Party
Sager
Chile
Merry
Tisans
Hume
Pitts
Ox B
Atute
Hirttenth
Armerican
Artinga
W. J. Halley
Anverpur
Ieag
Meguitlille Tykekie
Tidal Eye Puvile Corporation
Srgtur
W. Harris
Terry Apbeaval
Busey
Negardwar
Cir Teaunation
People’s
Mckintey
Furderois
United States
Populist Committee Names and Members in State Caucus
A disjointed historical notice details a populist committee caucus after 1 o clock last night, listing members from various congregations and districts. The document names numerous individuals by surname and locality and references party alignment with the Republican state committee in a charged political setting.
Fragmented OCR reads unclear political scene
The readable fragments describe a political party scene with officers and candidates, mentioning a state, ticket, and elections. Names and precise actions are obscured, leaving an outline of a campaign or party formation with unclear individuals and dates.
Topeka Notes and Local Sports Circulate in Tuesday
A jumble of brief notes from Topeka and nearby areas detailing visits by Funeral Directors Association in Chicago, Lawrence relatives, and Edward Wilder’s illness. Mentions Topeka athletes, a Kansas City hotel deal, streetcar noise in Oakland, and court licensing fees. Also covers chamber events and Democratic convention plans, with scattered sports and civic updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CB Merriam
Chicago
Asociation
Sirs. C. F
Wolff
Galork
M.A. Low
Freek
St. Lous
Topeka
Turkers
Lemmensworth
Julius Frit
Fred Gates
Arthur Weln
August Jepley
J. Studer
John Heiser
Whi Heiser
Pied Keller
Walter Nittler
Rand J. J. Hankls Sre
Kansas City
Victoria Hotel
Atrett Car Company
Oakland Res
Rouhese
Fred J. O'Neill
Mies Dora
O'Neil den Linetstie
Alles “Murphy
Zid Courtney
Pns
Mierurt
Chariss Caid
Caldwell Ty
Pociuties
Senta Fe
Trelent Service
Democratic Piambeng Club
Democratic Security Central Corniit
J. Macey
Rooks County
Me. Macey
Bin
Macey
The
State Journal
Company A
Clarence
Sharon
Whikuri Zberie
Sharon Nas
G. Banks
George R Evatts
Company in good shape ready for prize list bid
The text notes the company is in good condition except for recruiting a few new members and plans to enter first platoon in the prize list. It mentions a possible meeting in Junction City and a neighboring site near the state navy base preparation time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
Defense of Funston in House Sparks Debate
Washington June 25 General Frederick Funston’s military record was defended in the House by Fixative Landis of Indian Territory who praised his Alaska mission and Cuba service. Landis rebutted Democratic attacks and lauded Funston as a brave leader who secured information, aided prisoners, and endured harsh conditions during years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frederick Punston
Landis
Congress
Funston
Missouri
Sir Vandiver
Hat River
Rivee
Fred Funston
Alaska
Yukon
Purston
New York
Althous
Hopke
Cube
Ougood
Mberts
Ufeisis
Annie
Cuba
United States
United States Senate
Ibn Min
Manuel Garcia
Saceifier
Petia
Gomer
Garrind
Spata
Getting More Serious Striking U P Boilermakers Warned to Commit No Violence
A tense situation unfolds as U P Boilermakers face warnings from police chief Donahue regarding violence. Kennedy of the union declares violence unacceptable, urging fair play or acceptance of loss. Some shops operate on a piece system while others threaten to strike nationwide. Cheyenne shops close, hundreds, possibly 350, lose work. Officials hint at drastic developments and a possible general strike in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.P
Omaha
Net
Eylon
Donahue
Kennedy
Steikers
Cheyenne
Birt
Mavhisset
Winner Electric Taxi Franchised for Kansas City to Topeka
County commissioners grant a franchise to Winner Electric Line from Kansas City to Topeka. Service targeted by January 1, 1904 with electric or air propulsion, fare not to exceed 2 cents per mile. Steel bridge over the Kansas River planned. at least 22 through cars daily. Also notes commencement exercises at Haskell Indian Industrial Institute with diplomas presented by HR Beake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandotte
Winner
Ansas City
Towku
Kansas City
Topexi
Kay River
Wereemul
Topeka
Lotemie
Haskell
Lawrence
Kan
Haskell Indian Industrial Institute
Frank Nelson
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
HR Beake
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Summery
Knox
Sixth Street
B. F. Armeyer & CO
Kansas Ave
Beatrice, Nebraska
Ular
Beatrice Chautauqua
Second Regiment
Swiss Bell Ringers
Fitzhugh Lee
Beatrice
Chautauqua Committee
A. W. Lacy
North Topeka
A. M. Fuller
Rock Island Depot
Texas
Beaumont
Balas
Idaho
East Fifth St
W. Gavitt & CO
Tepeka
Itowan
Rot Ibrar
Gomtnitiee
Big Bear
Tree Mesa
Sweh Judietal
Inn
St. Ln
Peever
Greensthara
Eckert
John
Connelly
Will Wellington
Grant Vee
Peretene
Anderson
Eochy eTnee Beck
Law Pitée Taylor
Bonneai
Wyandotte County
Kansas
Gentry Bros
Tenth and
Jefferson
James S$, Kirk & Company
Weappern
P. O
Portland
Maine
Providence, Rhode Island
Santa Fe
Providence
T. L. King
T. M. James
N. Topeka
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