Legislature Claims Split by Nearly Even in Kansas Vote
Kansas party chairmen predict wide gaps in turnout and near parity for control of the next legislature. Republican Cyrus Leland and Populist John Breidenthal forecast majorities in their camps, with estimates of thousands fewer votes than two years ago and substantial gains for their tickets in congressional and state contests.
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Chauncey Depew Greeting at Batavia
Chauncey M Depew arrived in Batavia to an enthusiastic crowd of about 2000. He spoke from a car rear platform for thirteen minutes and the audience cheered for his potential presidential run.
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Parades Show Rivalry in Topeka Elections
In Topeka the Populists and Republicans staged large parades on Kansas Avenue with thousands of spectators. The Populist show drew 547 men, 164 women, and 190 conveyances, while the Republican procession boasted 1,249 voters in total, featuring notable figures and floats. The day closed with a Republican rally on the state house steps and vows that Kansas politics could shape the nation.
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Political predictions and Republican triumph in Kansas election
Ex Senator Ingalls urges patience in forecasting Kansas results. He argues politics is not an exact science, praising Republicanism and warning against populism. Kansas, Maine, Vermont trends favor GOP while democracy and populism are criticized as flawed. A political pamphlet from Indiana and New York notes follow suit with rallies and calls for honest politics.
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Lexow Witness Excited After Testimony in New York Hearing
Mia Hermann resumed the Lexow Committee session and angrily accused police of corruption. She claimed threats of indictment and emotional outbursts as she alleged police misconduct and urged safety for her family amid political pressure. Senator Daly reportedly urged delay until after elections.
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Roberts Located As Mr. Roberts Moves From Smith Center
Cyrus Leland of the Republican state central committee told Suare JohaNAT that a dispatch from four members at Letanen Smith county said J A Roberts who discussed betting $10,000 on Lewelling’s election lives in Lebanon and he has no means to back the claim.
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Snow in Minnesota and Coast to Coast Snowfall
A heavy snowstorm began this morning across Minnesota with several inches falling in a few hours. The weather is general in the region and traffic should not be disrupted unless the storm persists for many hours. News from New York reports passengers aboard the Paria including Er Dan Talmage and Andrew Carnegie arriving. The Iowa State Band played to a large audience in Topeka. London Times chief John Walter has died at age 83. The Reichstag meeting in Berlin was postponed while Telohsteg measures are reported.
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Cleveland Loyal to Campaign Funds Reported
The text notes Cleveland contributed 8500 to the New York campaign and references party figures debating influence and possible public support. Rumors surround Huncosk's decision and suffragists, with implications for voters and campaign strategy. Distinct names and entities include Cleveland and Hill, with mentions of Thacher Hackett and party managers.
Election Returns Proclaimed By Lantern Amid Hectic Night
The Lantern reports that election results will be compiled with care to show party balance. After voting closes, the Brave Joguxas plan to prevent disorder, while the Senate Journal prints returns in a large display on the front page. The State Journal plans a sensational feature on the aftermath.
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Willie Collier in A Back Center farce at Tonioh
The article reviews Willie Collier in a touring farce at Tonioh. It notes his stature, stage history with Daly’s company, and links to other performers and plays like Hoss and Hoss and The Bowlmaster. Mention includes Cody, Corbett’s wife, and the Rochester cemetery interment note amid a broader profile.
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