Debating Motives Behind State Convention Plans
The article outlines heated political maneuvering surrounding the upcoming state convention. Figures such as Chief Justice David Martin and Judge Nelson Cash are discussed as potential candidates, with factions within Republican and Democratic parties weighing strategies. The piece notes at length the desire to influence convention timing, candidate support, and regional politicking amid shifting alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bony Leinid
Tony
Owil
St. Lous
Wale
Poppttet
Democratin
Et Hiss
David Martin
Kanes
Tcc
Fier
al Hein
Juder Neldos
Kinperta
Startin
Tan Poutine Papity Atulor
Insiwrs
Throop
Copelind Coun
State House
Poneland
Tre Erie
Eloweta Binimell
Yumour
Eunley
Pope
Staten Mar
Abilene
Mr. Harton
Doniphan
Populist Caesar Rivalry Amid Bank Commission Scrutiny
Fragmented 19th century rhetoric portrays Van Prather and Breidenthal amid Populist factionalism. Allegations center on bank commissions, political influence, and potential misuse of public funds. The text highlights party tensions, leadership claims, and questions about financial ties within the Populist movement.
Turton man Johnson backed by party in doubt
Fragments of a political dispute in Johnson County reveal that John Johnson, a Turton county candidate, faced denial of support from local party leaders and a claimed interview contradicts campaign claims. Voters were urged to back J. R. Burton for United States Senate.
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Rambabal
Ty Johnson County
Arene
Ty Johnson
Manny
Bartie
Johan Af Gardner
Metle
United
Mtr
Johnson
Puebla
Jabtanoy
Tad
J. R. Burton
United Brites Semaine
Joknbor County
J. B. Johnson
Republican Convention Flight Deals and St Louis Tour
An item lists travel options to St Louis for the Republican National Convention, with trains via Burlington Route, dates around June 16, and numerous round trip fares and schedules. It notes extended stay possibilities, reservations, and agent contacts for tickets and accommodations. Also mentions preparations for a grand entertainment program and marching clubs in uniform, with a call to write to local offices for details.
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Frankiees
Watoktta
Fete Enuil
St Louie
Denvers Possie Coterade
Mey Tyo Gup- Techiter
Butals
Iene
Daly
Chicky
Washington, D. C
Miswakes
Wis
St. Paul
Fifth Street
Tiléphore Neass
W. C. Garyzy
St Louis
Burlington
St Toga
Hurlington
Sorex
Cluha
Macc
Umnatur
Washington Ave
Intel
Seuss
Wakeley
Gen
St. Louis
Albert Griffin Farm Sold in Mortgage Transfer
The Albert Griffin property, described as a beautiful Goo acres farm, was sold under mortgage terms for 35.10. The buyer, identified as a mortgagor creditor, acquired the estate at a price lower than its stated value. Also noted is Boggs Hair Renewer advertised for hair health and vitality with claims of scalp benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Griffin
Tawat
Cognis
Larimer Declared Winner in Contested District Nomination
General Hughes vows to contest Larimer’s Republican nomination as ballots labeled defective were discarded. The executive committee and canvassing group dispute legality, urging courts to certify or void the vote while protests over ballot integrity and secrecy spark a legal fight in the district.
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Republican Central Committees
Henry G. Larimer
Chat
Larimire
Georgn Hughes
Tee
Huestaun
Hlinhes
Qip
Evkris
Ballet
Marton
Dyer
Hughea
Larimer
Alt Well
Fithian Pier Precinct
Mughes
Livny
Olty
Husenis
Hughes
Geowtel Urbes
Han
Adi
Miner
Mentec
Brest
Beart
Honeate
Mit
Quinton
Nugalun
Lartmr
Une
Katine
Ape
Anil
Chile
Tms Cuprents Gourt
Omiriake
Juhi i. Brown
Cyaltenasa
Recount Shows Final Vote Totals After Room Exit
Voters and committee members remained crowded as the recount ended. Larmer reported 41 votes, Hughes 55, with other totals noted but unclear, as a tense room emptied after the final tally was read.
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Lie Committee
Larmer
Hughes
Lariiners Piutetite
Eastman Proposal on Asylum Capacity in Topeka and Osawatamie
The Topeka State Journal letters discuss Dr Eastman objections to expanding asylums. They compare capacities at Topeka and Osawatomie and note building progress for men and women wards. The letter argues for utilizing existing institutions to meet demand and questions best use of space.
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Eastman
Topeka State Journal
Journal of
Easemet
Topeka
Osawatamle
Orawetormie
Downtonsle
RD. Martaman
State Stationery contract bid winners named
The state executive council awarded printing stock binding materials and related provisions to Gibbs Bro Co of Chicago amid multiple bidders including Topeka Paper Co St. Louis Grajuin Manor Co Chicago and Brown & Clark of St Louis Other bids from J W W Paper Chicago and Cromwen Teuffers Dupok were noted Contracts for the stationery will cost about 10 000 with a weekly output around 250 to 300 dollars versus last year’s 4 per 100.
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Muaterial
Ptationihes
State Executive Council
Drnsie Awiktdosh
Grajuin Manor Conpany
St. Louis
Wren
Topeka Paper Company
St. Jule Paper Company
J. W W. Aatier Paper Company
Chicago
Brown & Clark
BL Houle
Gahes Bro Co
Hipp
Maloy
Tepmen
Trent
WvtHlare Book Company
Tupeki Paper Company
Aid Cromwen
4& Teffors
Dupoks
McKinley’s Nomination Faces Last-Minute Opposition
Crumpled lines depict a fractured attempt within the party to derail McKinley’s nomination. Reports describe ploys and deployments aimed at sabotaging the Maine delegation and unsettling the convention process. The scene centers on party factions maneuvering to influence delegate support and close voting outcomes.
Prefer Federal Courts Railroads Over State Courts
Railroads show preference for federal courts over state courts in multiple cases. The record notes bias in local counts and mentions a case involving Hither Be Barrows, a man who faced trial and an alleged lure during work on a section. A separate damage claim of $600 relates to Leavenworth and a dental plates matter, reflecting varied legal outcomes.
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Barrows
Ben
Hart
Santa Fe Advertisement On Home Route Freight and Services
The Santa Fe advertises freight and services including salaries and wagons, urging fair dealings for favors and ticket purchases. Garvet, agent, notes convenient telephone service for screens, doors, windows, woodwork, plumbing and gas fitting at Pine Street.
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Santa Fe
Topeke
Garvet
Ely
Phont St
Breath Brought Back Two Weeks Kane Atthe Mile
Fragmented report describes a town fire and medical or almanac style claims about a health product. It mentions Warrerman West Virginia and references a medic or company ad tone with dubious efficacy. The text weaves garbled names, dates, and product claims.
Blue and Gray Meet at Chalmette Ceremony in New Orleans
Veterans from Confederate and Union lines gathered at Chalmette to honor fallen soldiers. Attendees included Col. A. Graham and Maj. J. Weinturter, with wreaths and floral tributes presented by the Army of Tennessee and Ladies Cantankerate. The event concluded with an address by Trew Pierce of the Church of the Meentah at the raised arbor.
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New Orleans
Chalmette
Ao Dritan Fand
Jim Biest
Ted
Steewoven
Col A. Graham
Corementin
Hirysett
Baron Ooldiurs
Banfederite
Anion
Wwe
Col
Graham
Army of Tennerece
Army of Tennessee
Pierce
Church of the Meentah
Night of violence ends in jail and jealousy sparks
In North Topeka a plan to burn a house and occupant failed when a man fled. Mossy events include a warrant, a $600 bond, and a Friday court date. A jealousy driven brick-throwing incident leads to Anna White being fined $1 plus costs after pleading guilty in front of Justice Furry. Laundry at 13 and 14 West 5th Street referenced.
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Woodards
Win
Weodaria
Alvert Meptirian
North Topeka
SeMilan
Anha
Lei Ferreil
Anta
Lou
Annistead
Anna
Giltty
Furry
Coats
Peertess Steam Layndry
HIRES Root Beer Imitations Tested by Consumers
The many imitations of HIRES Rootbeer fail to match the genuine article. Consumers note that the original flavor remains superior and consistent, while counterfeit versions show uneven taste and weaker aroma.
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Rootbeer
Sseopelee
FourCern South Missouri and Kansas City Laundry Ad
A fragmentary ad noting Peer Lane Steel Laundry and Peer Jest Steam Laundry. Mentions FourCern South Missouri and Kansas City areas, with references to laundry services and the Pearlane Steel Laundry line. Includes broken phrases about clothing care and local business names.
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Lt West
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Burton's Man
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the State Stationery
Graham Paper Company
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Natonal Committee
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IA Kansas
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Sixth Avenue
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Scheel
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Quincy
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South Missouri
FourCern
Kanswe
Fort Scott & Mempts Haliromd Co
Mont
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Peerlane Steel
C. H. Morrison
Gas Kansas Ave
Louis van Dore
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