Women Weep Over Kansas Suffrage Defeat in 1894
Tearful scenes unfold as Kansas Equal Suffrage Association members react to the defeat of suffrage. In Topeka, Populist and Republican factions clash amid accusations, speeches, and calls for unity. The article depicts intense emotion, political infighting, and debates over future meeting locations and leadership.
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Kansas
Thas Pope
Topeka
Keene
Highth Street
Beea
Sudlrage
Gould
API Teara
Fedre
Harding
Republian
Slv
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Alliance
Mrs. Diggs
de Tink
Early returns show Republican lead with large margin
Nov. 10 report notes total Republican strength around 61,000 with over 80,000 in one area and projections placing the GOP at about 225,000 votes, some 6,000 ahead of Harrison and 2000 more than last year’s governor race. Populists estimated at roughly 33,000, marking a gain of about 10,000.
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Uhiiean Marsilly
Des Morse
Harrison
Jackson
Plurality figures released for New York governor race
Reteras from New York State report corrected totals for governor in Sullivan County and surrounding areas. Details show candidate Moron receiving 667 votes and Hill with 0851, while Monton's age 103,422 appears in the tally.
Corrupt Chicago Efforts Target Legislative Committee
A chaotic situation in Chicago emerges as efforts are described to enlist a legislative committee to handle a task. The push suggests political maneuvering aimed at steering outcomes with committee involvement. No specific names or dates are provided in the fragment.
Conspired Murder Sparks Citywide Outcry and Probe
A Chicago murder case triggers calls for state investigations into police conduct and city officials. The Market Street gang, known as the O Malley gang, allegedly planned to seize ballot boxes and intimidate judges, with civic groups pressing for an independent inquiry and possible prosecutions. Indignation spreads across wards as Republicans and Democrats unite.
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Cuiciao
Evening Post
Chicago
Civic Federation
Civil Service Reform League
Union
Reaenue
Lexow Committee
New York
Gus Collander
Bullow
United Action
Gus Calliander
Othce
Market Street
Imad
Ita
Reed smiles as reporter hints at next speaker role
Ex Speaker Thomas B Reed smiles at a reporter and declines outlining his plans for the next Congress. Chicago editor notes Joseph Medill’s Senate talk gains traction among Republicans if county leaders discuss it. Covington plant sale lands FE Hart and partners in a new group to operate the Nonpareil.
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Thomas B Reed
Hic
Iia
Chicago
Joseph Medill
United States Senate
Medill
Fight On Races in Rhode Island Legislature
An organized fight against running races is planned for the upcoming session. Senator Merrill of Cranston has been chosen to lead by introducing a bill repealing the current pool law when the legislature convenes.
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Thurston
Republican League
Tewesobt
Yates
Fince
Door Ofur
Laure
Woods
Leagas
Ballere Po
Drs. Jones
Chaiman
Rhode Island
Merrill
Cranston
Bramble Bush Politics in Chicago Spectacle
A Chicago Sunset Club gathering features Taylor, once a Populist candidate, lampooning parties and predicting a landslide shift. He portrays a nation split by tariff battles and growing class tension, warning of a drift toward corporate rule and urging a new home for voters in the People’s Party.
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Chicago
Curcaco
Sunset Club
Fn Taylor
Cones
New York
Amin Lour
Weil
Cleveland
Senate
Macanley
Hepiblicane
Hepublicas
Republican Party
Corporationus
Heli
Republicate Party
Four Prisoners Freed From County Jail Today
Four county jail inmates were released after serving sentences. William Tyler, a colored offender, completed a thirty day term. Terris Tratumell, jailed for assault, gained freedom. Florence Lucas finished a thirty day larceny sentence amid the crowd. John McClurg, fined 34.50 for assault, released after one day with county commissioner approval and employer payment plan. Charley Smith of Rossville arrested again for alleged payment to Mrs Hall to influence the sale of her Lens’ nesta.
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William Tyler
Terris Tratumell
Florence Lucas
Jobnp McClurg
Charley Smith
Rossville
Hall
Nesta
BicAilluu
Foiled Again In Fight Over Cholera Fund Injunction
The State of Kansas seeks to bar the Kansas State Board of Health from issuing warrants to draw unexpended portions of a $10,000 cholera fund. Dr. Dykes and the board face injunctions as county attorney Safford and J. G. Waters argue the suit aims to prevent alleged misallocation. The case, argued by Waters, Safford, and officials, is set for district court next Saturday morning.
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de H. A. Dykes
State Board of Health
Executive Council
Biddle
State Executive Council
State of
Kansas
G Safford
Kansas State Board of Health
Stewart
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Exective Council
Delers
United States
J. G. Waters
Safford
Watera
Bulford
Logan Fights at Horse Show in Maryland
John A. Logan Jr and local horseman Martin O Brien exchanged blows at a Maryland horse show exhibition last night after Logan's horse blocked O Brien's turnout and struck the rider. They were separated before anyone was injured.
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Bourmuons
John A. Logan, Jr
Maryland
Martin O Brien
O'Brien
Logan
O’brien
Chicago
Finish Downing
Gen
Rinaker
Downing
Calhoun
Gen. Rinaker
Princeton Pennsylvan ia grid clash draws large crowd
Reports from Princeton and Philadelphia describe a football meeting amid soggy field conditions. Princeton supporters claim momentum and blue and orange colors, while Pennsylvania fans anticipate a strong showing. Referee Umpire Paul Tex oversaw the game won by Princeton as thousands watched in the late afternoon.
Dam Project Advances in Topeka Area
Reported arrival in Topeka signals start of construction for the Chicago-Tours Lic Heat and Power Company dam enterprise four miles from town. Local officials and investors anticipate work beginning soon with expectations of completion before winter.
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Giion
Chicago-Tourks Lic Heat and Power Company
Glisen
Chicago
Topeka
Imorn
Joumsal Mporter
Kvmiew
Gibaun
W W Cuerdy's Place in Topeka Sold to County Inspector
The W W Cu erdy residence at Fifth and Harrison, Paola area, changed hands in a sale to County. Former owner Mn Curdy, once in the goods business and later in Topeka, had lived in the home. The property includes a room house and two acres indicating a modest estate transfer.
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Ond Hazen
Leokor
Manspenker Heutig Estate Reported For Sale At 850000
A rumor places W. W. Bter as speaker negotiating sale of the Manspenker Heutig property at 704-706 Kankny Avenue for 850000. Crosby Haun denied final terms but said the deal under contemplation could fetch a good price.
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Kankny Avenue
Grosby Haun
W. T. Crosby
Union Terminal Case Wins for Union Tennis Co
The Wyamatie County District Court decision upheld by the Supreme Court favors the Union Terminal case. The ruling voids a railroad board’s latest authority while affirming prior actions by the old board and orders the railroads to comply with the Union Terminal company.
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Wyamatie County
Union Terminal Sali
Kansas City
Ree
Supreme Court
Wyendotin District Court
Union Tennis Company
Supreme ‘Cides
Rallrod Cami
Grant
Ralkroad Corm Lesorers
Reece
Union Trem
Wright
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Funeral of Hunsen Medte Held at Residence 1272 Tyleretree
Fragmentary local report details a funeral held yesterday from the residence 1272 Tyleretree. Coroner's inquest into death of Py Tu i reniered a verdict of heart rheumatism. Grand jury convened. cases of James Love and others dismissed or postponed. J A Hughes of Topeks implicated in alleged crime but evidence contested.
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Fonday
Jamee Love
Sampson
Sinan
de Banka
Carrie Joriiu
Carrie
J. A. Hughes
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