Weinled's Cabinet Fractures Mention Two Supporters
New York May 8 reports two cabinet members of President McKinley nearing formal approval while others push for key posts. The list includes Caroline Tyler of Ohio and Judge Day of Canton, with discussions about the treasury and attorney general guiding the administration.
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Biis
McKinhey
Neve
Mercessien
Corualine
Biles
Tits State
Judes Charien Diy
Canton
Treasiey Porte
Revsral
Day la Wid Foend
Goternor Matriare
Minnesota
Teuntee
Diet Bo Bethe Southern
Thy
Yale Students Face Action After Controversial Protest
A chaotic campus scene at Yale involved students protesting a university event. Reports describe tense moments and officials promising a formal inquiry into disruptions during a gathering attended by faculty and students.
Rail road News in 1597 From Strang City to Sabitha
Fragmented notice reports Barty & Co of Strang City promoting staff for rail work on lines to Lecompton and Rock Island. It mentions Goocland station, a marriage at Hatemane, and various names and places in a sweeping, garbled commerce and labor update with references to engineers, contracts, and a steam laundry note.
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Barty & Co
Strang City
Lecompton
Fisek Aind Brakemien
Merton Tustice
George Marley
Goocland
Bess
Concores T
Balloy
Gonittand
Mise Duka
Hatemane
Motanier
Leite Willane
Provence
Arkanens City
Paseen- Wet
Ingine de Pires
Ram Howlihan
Dreveer
Thir Rock
al Tloodland
Banissanie
Sabitha
Ken
Han Bern
Chile
Wilioghis Witter
Rane
Will
Nickerson
Wired Harvey
Santa Pe
Tute
Pyerless Steam Laundry
Bratehaw
Herneas Mun
Mark Hannas Peneapple Patch In Florida Awakens Dark Memory
A fragmentary report recalls a pineapple patch in Florida tied to a troubling past. It mentions Mark Hannas and a slaveholding era scandal, with references to land, labor, and lingering grievances surrounding a plantation site and its owners.
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Sena Sae
Mirk Finke
Dive County
Mark Tharam
Florida
Tarnii
Herkivso
Leedy Administration Faces Public Support Test
The public weighs whether to back the Leedy government as the incoming party seeks to unify the nation’s direction. Supporters claim the new administration will avoid partisan conflict and deliver stability, while opponents warn of changes and warn that political upheaval could follow.
PINGREE REFORM IDEAS PROMISE PARTY OVERHAUL
Proposed reform platform attacks the convention system, urges broad voter expression, and calls for eliminating party domination. Governor-elect Pingree vows not to resign as Detroit mayor, outlines agenda to revamp government and state legislature. Also promotes Burlington Route travel improvements and public transit access.
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Inehgit
Sale
Kald
Lansing
Ritter
Pingr
Millwaite
Senhaget Hossilage
Ghee
Te Pruporer
Women Orature Star Attracts Free Silver Supporter Amid State Tour
A Abilene Kansas writer notes women speakers joining Populists in the free silver cause. Milas Murray and others attract attention for stump oration, testifying to progress in the party, with Mrs Leave on Tameus noted for public addresses and touring efforts.
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Abilene
Kan
Bya
Macyland
Rae Yeirs
Fan
Sean Ate
Ted Piri
Glwuys
Volos Bae Don
Perd Tunise
Milas Murray
T. Gia
Owen
Varta
Fraidie Bank
Alx Westex
Imus
Tameus
Jalkine
Pratines
Hurepeefelty
le Dir Hug
Bas Bowen
Tha
Ches
Cphobert
Ber Baatwaad
Wee Barker
Stock
Pcac Poetan
Coliritt
Man
Shu
Neigh Borne Tut High School
Yale
Mineyes
Toorese
Thierest
Pipi
Cons
Larce
Ovdlensee
Chestiard
Grand Opera Hoke to Open Two Nights This Week
A dramatic local notice announces opening nights for The Grand Opera Hoke with performances on Wednesday and Thursday. The production features a wide cast, including Imperial Quartette and notable soloists, with detailed stage scenery and musical acts scheduled at the Grad Sunday night. The piece highlights Versatile performers from Topeka and Musicians from Miss Celina, promising a strong evening of dramatic and musical entertainment.
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Grand Opers
Pale
Ohio
Harsatiton
Cher
le Fhe Tisdyranix
Pond Wobbler
A Suveld “Ilk Wood Te Te
Walters
Mutrsiet Eavdin
Meanie Jonustene Mangaret Mercer
The
Imperial Quartette
Uote Hall
Rensas
Albach Krehbler
Toreke
Claude Stanley
Buperinten- Gert Ei
Stanley Ane
Neuse
Lawrence
Wastte
Scandia
Repub- le Eematy
W. O. Neville
Cierle
Officr
Hochisland
Dratamster
Topeka
Rev A
EL Pragnere
Collins
Morrill
Hasen
Rosville Township
Pas Dyteriap
Rosayille
Planer
Illopathic Syaters
McKinley
Hobart
Bicoes
Tifrell Crowe
Tfoeterrmer
Lucas
Shawnee
Himerwell
Daisy Huser
Mire Maddock
Abe
Suman Hu Antony
Anna H Shaw
Mra Chapman-Cutt
Cariimien
California
Wimsiet
GME la Sopeitie
Barmm
Mndorse
Twente
Trier Club
Pewposn
Svateriou
SS Alune
Hick
Leavenworth
Wiettick
Bryan and
Leedy
Hell
Rome
Stk
de Clair
Ube
Walter McLain
Fman Powicker
Arthur Murphy
Hite
Mamie Johnston
John Wine Bennett
Jase
Sybwi Johnstons
Clemenceau Chive
M. A
Enna
Burgess
Topeia
Poni- Hin
Minnie Marsh
Alixe Burgess
Topeka News Snapshots Highlight Busy Local Life
A sprawling Topeka item dense with names, moves, and events covers teaching staff, sports, society, and civic notes. It mentions Mrs Charles Holman as a newborn parent, W. Bump and J. Bromich contributions, and various locals moving or planning activities, from football to church events, lectures, and charitable efforts.
Rivalry Grows Over Offer Pews At Washington Churches
A friendly contest between two Washington Methodist churches centers on inviting Joseph McKinley and his family to attend services after the inauguration. Officers of both churches have extended the invitation, highlighting the March 4 date and the new president’s Valor.
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Washington
Bounory
Metopolitas
Boneroft
Majoe McKisey
Pews filled by presidents past in urban churches
Historical notes describe presidential pews in metropolitan churches dating to Grant and Hayes, once occupied by national figures. The pews were rented when presidents or their families did not attend, with policy to reserve seating unless a church visit occurred, sparking debate over political use of sacred space.
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Wsnne
Grarkoy
Grant
Haresth
Lord Mayor's Day Procession Makes Anew Start
In Lemon on November 8 the Lord Mayor’s Day ceremony transferred to Sir Myr Faudell-Phittys with Sir Walter Wilkins presiding as the old regime concludes. The parade eliminates absurd allegorical carriages, replacing them with displays of London industry and a maid of honor procession. The route ran from the Guild Hall through Cheapside and Newgate Street, with decorations sparingly used and a focus on urban trades.
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Associated Press
Ghier
Myr
Faudell- Phittys
Walter Wilkins
Dberley
Ford Meyer
Tedas
Bscor
Uke Jard Mayaresa
Politics in a Church May Force Rev Mn Jones Out
Campaign tensions at Mount Pleasant sep ist church surface as Rev Mn Jones, an ardent supporter of Bryon, risks vacancy in the pastorate. Elders and deacons weigh his stance on Bi Now policy amid impending leadership changes.
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Mn Jones
Mount Pleasant
Ji Rey Fo
A. Jones_wen
Bryon the
Dea
North Topeka News Items From State Journal Teletype
North Topeka items list local notices. People travel and work updates include Davis in Kansas City, Sterry boat work, Suttmerrinec heading to Han as CH, Ewart coal, Burgen trips, Alkire going to Wayne, and Zion-like social notes. A revival starts on Santos Street, Clare and Martha appear in society notes, and a theatre plan plus a brief weather and community events snapshot conclude the page.
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State Journal
Rimbifl
Karsoe
J. AL Davis
Karke City
Todes
Frank Sterry
Tov Boai
Ryrals
Joseph Suttmiereinic
Hanas
P. Ewart
North
Hansas Avenue
Carl Burgen
Epent
Bernhae
Martha Alkire
Farry Winn
Quincy Street
Gilman
Shayry
Clare
WoDah Wall Meat
A. J. Arnold
CIA
Atevet
Seren
Santos Street
Hasse Avenue
Churet
le Wack
Wichita
New York
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Sac
Af, Sharum
Weinled
Bryan
Reyre
Bryan Camyulitt
Railroad News
Kansas Railroads
Mark Hannas
Peneapples
Jose Bristow
All
J. T
Tree
Lewelltti
Air
Alfeat Lake
Aliatlive
Haldole
Bat
Neoile
Chin Tate
Tidhy
Pravin
Merril
Merit
Lerilys
Eecourizemiene
Pingree
St Louis
Burlington
Kansas City
St Joesph
St. Louie
Donte
Auk Agen
Corricken
Burington Rouse
Wakerley
Mio
Kansas
Free Silver
Emphel
Opel
Mies Huth
Celina
Juthy
Bolke
Herhven
Paist
Chienus
Sax Teadix
Thomas
Aknot
Hoyt Fies
Ichn Hrieht Hus
Zit Beart
Eiment
Charles J. Holman
David Fiting
West Vurn
Wittie Chati
Oly
Dena University
Wees
A. W. Dena
Lulien Creek
Ani Bors
Ani Bors; Gacdner
Mulvane
Fionineria
Lth
Hoyt
Journal
Sahei
Wilkerson
Wile Han McKinley
Har Saedta
MiMand Voltage
Washburn
Gellinnd
Jossepht Bromich
Sbl
Stairs Russell
Bachvlor
Chiagcefiur Snow
Tapekis Philespilca Society
Wiwre
Charles
Shekem
Taburanes Nomininios
Spirris
Ant Towers
Aguinst Teraadoss
Bulp
Baloo Pacific Lew Department
Mie Ihite
Sempuny
Aurtis
Sis
Charis
Dotwie
Povecy
Svenineha Indies
Mise Corrie Liena
Charles Miller
Quitatytreet
Tuis
St Jose
Holley
Reputies
Copeland
Naplonadl
High Schowl
Lawrence High Rebool
Surubay
Harter Caldwell
Mextein
Pal Romy
Bimont
Watc
Waiun Tumcoe
Lal
Wesk
Weathi
Oll
Thad Paynes
Toveka
Hobbs
Rock Island
Isrtoz
F. A. Japlet
Kanesa
Wits
Hower Wood
5G Weed
Sage
Honoharlie Curtis
Pest
Halston
Crawferd Ra Hipuss
Olghia
Eres
M’kinley
peTanslaa
Mac Mies
Cone
Sones
Br. Jones
London
North Topeka
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