Won't Run for Governor Thinks Ingalls Will be Senator
Interview with fusion Democrat John A Exton of Winfield argues the silver issue will split the Democratic Party. Eaton denies candidacy for governor and predicts Ingalls will be re elected to the Senate amid looming party division. He says the Republican Party will stay intact while Democrats face a fatal split over free silver. He is not pursuing politics, focusing on his law practice and corn crops.
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Winfield
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Eaton
Ingalls
Senate
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Yorick
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Cleveland
Kentucky
Kansas
Reverend Broadhurst Confesses Relapse in Church Card
Rev W Broadhurst of the ME Church South issues a public confession after twenty two years of service admitting improper relations with a woman in his congregation. He says he is no longer a church member and seeks mercy while noting legal consequences and spiritual healing depends on treatment.
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W. E Bro.waurs
Oxford
Kan
M.E Church South
Peter
James
Yale freshmen beat Harvard in two mile boat race
Yale defeats Harvard freshmen by a length over two miles on the Thames. Columbia finishes third with a disabled outrigger as Yale wins in about ten minutes and twenty eight seconds while Harvard clocks ten thirty three. Coach Watson shows disappointment after the defeat to Yale with Yale’s Cyvok appearing content.
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Columbia
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Yale
Thames Water
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Cyvok
Yule
London
Nowesrness
Crimson
Swinning Spor
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Haskell Commencement At Lawrence Kansas Roles And Graduates
The Haskell Institute in Lawrence Kansas held its annual commencement exercise with seven graduates ready to enter normal school work. Names and tribal affiliations include Rose Dougherty Swawnee May Herron Chippewa Geneva Roberts Wichita Eugene Means Sioux Gus Brenninger Chippewa Robert Black Cheyenne De Forest Antelope Cheyenne. Defender ready to launch at Bristol on June 27 with work on the rudder nearly finished and minor adjustments planned to be made to the stern and other components. Kuckien's Arnica Salve advertised as the best for wounds burns and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee available through J E Jones 601 Kansas Ave.
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Lawrence
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Kaw
Haskell Institute
United States Indian Industrial Institute
Normer
Rose Dougherty
Swawnee
May Herron
Chippens
Geneva Roberts
Wichita
Eugene Means
Gus Brenninger
Robert Black
Cheyenne
de Forest Antelope
Pre
Bristolx
Fr.l
Burnishers
Kuckien
J. E Jones
Kansas Ave
Sunrise Prayer Meeting on Lookout Mountain Opens Epworth League Convention
The second international Epworth League convention gathers about 15,000 visitors at Lookout Mountain Cuarragooga Tennessee with bishops from across the United States except Bishop Vincent. A sunrise prayer meeting atop Lookout Mountain is set for dawn with 3,000 to 5,000 delegates expected. The event features large crowds, a 10,000 seat tent, and a mood of unity across denominations.
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J. A. Patten
Chattanooga
E. R. Hendrix
Kansas City
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M. E Church South
That City
Bishop & M. Merrill
Chicago
M. B. Church
John Watts
Canada
L W. Joyce
Galloway
Lookout Mountain
Lookout Ine
Big Tin Heart Prank Decorates Wedding Train Ride
A. W. Dana and bride avoided known pranksters by using an assumed Kansas City berth. In Kansas City the Rock Island Denver coach was decorated with white ribbons and a large tin heart bearing two hearts that beat as one, with number 12 shoes filled with sweet peas. The gag was arranged by Topeka men Tom Flannelly and Dave Palmer, coordinated by telephone with local friends.
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A. W. Dana
Rock Island
Topeka
Mr. Dana
Denver
Kansas City
Dunn
Tom Flannelly
Dave Palmer
Premier Hopes Dissolution of Parliament July 8
In the Lords today the premier the Marquis of Salisbury announced he hoped to obtain the quorum's consent to a dissolution of Parliament on July 8.
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House of Lords
Marquis of Salisbury
City Considers Damages Suit Over Sidewalk Injury
J W Smith of North Topeka claims 5000 against the city after falling on an imperfectly cleaned sidewalk near a Baptist church last February. Officials reportedly resist compromise, citing reluctance to settle personal injury damages.
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J. W. Smith
North Topeka
Green Kale dissolve partnership in Topeka groceries
William Green and W Kale of Green Kale dissolve their firm. Green takes the north side store and Kale the south side. Green plans William Green and Sons on the north, Kale runs the south store. Both shops to be invoiced and closed Monday.
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Kale
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W. & Kale
Green & Kale
Topeka
Duke of York Escape Touched by Lightning Fatalities
A severe thunderstorm hit Great Britain and Ireland with damage. Lightning struck a tree at Darlington Agricultural Show soon after the Duke and Duchess of York departed, killing two and injuring three. Nearby, two mowers returning from work were killed by lightning near Normandie on the Great Rock Island Route.
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Ireland
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Normandie
Market report from Topeka and Kansas City crops and cattle
Wheat and corn opened weak on favorable weather with bearish price reviews. September wheat slipped to about 7.33 per bushel while corn fell to 4.53. Oats eased. provisions firmed modestly on hog receipts. Frost predictions spurred a brief rally before a renewed selloff. Primary receipts doubled yesterday. exports rose with wheat and flour. Kansas City markets showed slow, weak trading with cattle prices listed for Texas and native herds.
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Market opens strong with hogs and wheat mixed on headlines
Market reports show hog and cattle futures mixed as supplies rise with hogs at Chicago and Kansas City higher while wheat and oats hold near steady. Receipts include 7000 hogs and 500 shipments with varied prices, and corn, oats, and wheat quote across Chicago and Liverpool with uncertain demand and cautious sentiment.
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