Letter Emphasizes Woman Suffrage and Prohibition in Political Reform
A lengthy editorial style piece critiques the role of women and the Republican party in the Kansas reform movement. It quotes statements by Mrs Laura Gouger and Miss Susie Anthory, discusses the German league and anti-prohibition arguments, and argues for broader reform including woman suffrage and government control of railroads and telegraph. The piece weaves political critique with social commentary and references to public figures, urging reform and warning of moral cowardice.
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C. Gruger
Helen J. Gougar
Argentine “Republic
Waleh
Sue
German League
Jesus
Kansas
Justin Politica
Laura O Jube
Misa
Hess
Mra Juhu
Bufflasye Susociation
Wowee
Republican League
Tte Publicad Alliance
Germagd League
Auntie
L. Dingan
Mary Eiizaboch
Leuse
Petih
Itv Friemda
Io Rausas
Grand Pas
Mra Gouger
Reform
Lake View Club Banquet Celebrates Sporting Hospitality
The Lake View Fishing and Shooting Association hosted a banquet at its club house in Topeka, gathering nearly a hundred guests from Po Pepbe and nearby. Rev Dr Roberts of Kansas City delivered a Missouri Kansas greeting while speakers rivaled with anecdotes and toasts, celebrating outdoor sport, camaraderie, and local clubs.
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The
Lake View Bheating and Fishing Association
Dr. Roberts
Lake View
Les
Guy
Rod
St Ansoias
Caver
Uny
Popebe
Sintim
Baron Count de Como
Hy Blanc
Baker Relsted
Europe
Missouri
Kansas
Kansas City
Twin States
Harness
W. F. Brightaire
Club
Roberta
C. EB Elwards
Kansas City Journal
Julie Kéat
Kanvas City
Samuel Riggs
Pook
Coven
Lawrence
TA. dicNal
BE. FF Ware
DE Palmer
da Guvor
de Wall
George
Eagle
Mead
Fo OP
Machenoun
Harald Chase
J. Holland
Deary M. Lute
Washburn College entertains impersonator Elliott crowning opening night
The Washburn College entertainment course opened with impersonator Edward P Elliott in the chapel before about 600 attendees. Elliott performed three acts as Dawstan Kirke and other characters, shading rivals with rapid changes. Prof Palmer introduced him and the management earns praise for the premiere. next Friday features the Slayton Jubilee Singers with six numbers. Meanwhile Nortonville bank robbers failed to loot the vault last night as the burglars fled empty handed leaving behind tools and a broken door.
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Edward P. Eliiott
Washiure College
Washburn College
Kuwued P Elitiott
Yasee
Eliiott
Elise Te Waa
Palmer
Ife
Tiazel Giese
Dawstan Kirke
Bleres
Quire Rodney
Arthur Carringford
Princus Reco
Lolly
Slsyton Jubilee Singers
Robert Melotyre
Kauiwu
Thise
de Pepo
Nortonville
Cotton Palace In Waco Crowned King Of Texas Exhibit
The Texas Cotton Palace in Waco opens to the public as cotton king. The 400 by 400 foot exhibit, built at $250000, showcases cotton’s dominance with leaves and grain art. Texas cotton production and value rise, Waco's rail links expand, and crowds flock to the annual exposition.
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Waco
Texas
Lone Star
McLennan County
Waco Cottox Palace
Catherine
Houston
Texas Central
St. Luis
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas
Notable New Congressmen From Shifting Parties
A report outlines incoming members of the Fifty-Fourth Congress. Albert G. Dayton defeats William L. Wilson in West Virginia Second District, and Major James A. Connolly of Springfield succeeds William Springer in the Forty-Seventh. Major Connolly, born in Newark in 1842, rose from Charleston lawyer to U.S. district attorney and Civil War veteran. Alabama's M. W. Howard, aged 21, from Fort Payne, rises from controversy over a sensational book to a congressional seat, after backing in the 1892 Democratic National Convention.
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Muipregns Bie
Aletima G. Drayton
The
Academy
Chesterville
M W. Howard AlstToy
Davpon James A. Oos Holly
Nsho
Charleston
Connolly
Springfield
United States
Presidente Grant
Hayes
Arthur
M. W. Howard
Congress
Alalmina
Washirgion
Howard
Fort Payne
Asia
Topeka Police Board Fight Shapes Up Over Appointments
Civic Federation warns against political influence in the forthcoming police commissioner selections. Contenders include Albert Parker and Oscar Bischoff with backing from Democrats and German American League. The group urges a board aligned with the city’s business and civic interests and rejects partisan deals.
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Metropolitan Police
Gurvervbor Humphrey
Letwelling
Demsort
Morrill
Tig
Fair Grounds
New Bowed
Albert Parker
German American League
Lewelling
David Overmyer
Albert Harvest
Thn New Police
Civic Federation
Topeka
Police Board
Civic Federative
North Topeka Items Of Interest From The North Side
North Topeka items report Frank Goodman confined with a wounded knee and J M Wiley taking a position. Arthur Kane, Ed Kennedy and Carl Burgen went on a gunning expedition. J Smoafield entered the employ of A J Arnold & Son after an arrest. Henry Hale hosted a guest at Lake View Club banquet. A full line of homeopathic remedies offered at A Arnold & Son, 521 Kanave. Mrs I T Peyton and daughter Migs Louie back from visit with relatives. youngest child LF Peyton critically ill with doubtful recovery. Rev J J Mayer left revival meetings at Kan aug Avenue MLE church to return home. Presiding Elder L K Billingely to conduct quarterly service at Thansan Avenue M, EB church. evening revival led by Rev J M Mason.
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Iver
Frank Goodman
J. M. Wiley
Schilling
Lakeview Club
A. J. Arould & Son
Ad. Arneld
Mra
I. T. Peyton
Migs Lule
Amon
Chia
Htwece
LF. Peyton Ia
J. J. Mayer
Kanaug Avenue
Charch
Osage City
L. K. Billingely
Ihansan Avenue
Onuroh
Toring Nursing
J. M. Mason
Uitra
Torexa Coat
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