Swinton Nominates Altgeld for President at New York Rally
John Swinton urged Populists in New York to back Governor Altgeld for president at a crowded meeting. He dismissed Peffer as comic and rejected Hogg Ballamy and Lewelling, praising Altgeld as a national figure and calling for a new era ending human slavery.
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Atlen
Nebraska
Lafe Peace
Colorado
Waite
Lewelling
Altgeld
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Parkhurst
Governor McKinley Visits St Louis for Exposition Reception
After arriving from Chicago Governor McKinley toured St Louis with state officials and party leaders. He opened the Republican campaign in Missouri with a speech at the Union, visited the Merchants Exchange, and toured the fair site before tonight’s campaign event. Separate obituaries note Mrs Nancy O’Neal of Valley Park and 5-year-old child of W T Hotchuss. A fire destroyed the Mirror Lake House in Lake Placid with damages around 150000. Education board to open bids for a driveway project at the high school property.
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Chicago
MckKinley
Joseph
Smith
Ohio
Ho Chauncey Fuley
Republicas State Comiputes
Nwid¢inghaus
McKinley
Union Station
Planters House
Ila
Merchants’ Exchange
Pesan
Missouri
Tralu
Kinley
Keneas City
Nancy O'Neal
Christ Hospital
Valley Park
W. T. Hotchuss
Bike
Bethe Cemetery
Senate
Elis Miller
H. H. Miller
Roseville Cemetery
Board of Education
Train Held Up by Three Robbers Near Maricopa Arizona
Three masked men halted a Southern Pacific eastbound train near Maricopa at 12:15 am. They forced the engineer and fireman to uncouple and proceed, robbed the express car, fired warning shots, and fled on horses toward the Mexican line. Wells Fargo reports $100 taken, with rumors of $20 in gold. Sheriff Drais and Deputy Prothera led the pursuit with local deputies.
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Maricopa
Agite
Holliday
Martin
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Nao
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Drais
Pinal
Murphy
Widemer
Prothera
Mrs Catt and Waters to Speak at Hamilton Hall Tonight
Mrs Catt and J G Waters will address Hamilton Hall under the Equal Suffrage Association banner. Catt, resting well, travels the southeastern state, noting growing suffrage support among Republicans and Populists while urging adoption of the amendment. She contrasts U S government treatment of male and female subjects, citing South Dakota land and citizenship rules to underline her point.
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Carrie G Catt
J. G. Waters
Hamilton Hall
Equal Suffrage Association
Catt
Topeka
Yeeter
Mr& A. Thurston
League
Journal
Catt Iz
Major Morrill
Web Wider
Hiawatha
Overmyer
Tenutl
United States
South Dakota
Judicial Candidates in Kanane Nomination Dropped
Candidates for four Kansas judicial districts filed with the secretary of state under the new law. Eleventh District Cherokee Labette and Montgomery include A L Skidmore Republican. Twenty-second Nemaha Brown andphan counties J F Sonne Democrat Populist M Emery. Twenty-third Hill County Trego Logan Wallace Lee Rowe Republican W K Seum Populist A D Gikerson Independent. Twenty-fourth Harper Barber counties George Rosling St Publy? McKay Populist Democrat James Tyler to have preliminary hearing for counterfeiting a 25 cent coin to a 10 piece. He was deep by the man from whom he ordered a
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Kaoves
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Labotue
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Trego
Sore Logan
Wallace
Lee Rowe
W. K Seum
A. D. Gikerson
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Barber
George Ro Sniling
StepUblien
GW. McKay
James Tyler
United States
Wagener Morrow
Women Reformers Rally to Challenge Tammany in New York
New York activists including Mrs Parkhurst and Elizabeth Stanton mobilize women to press for better city government and oppose Tammany. They credit past suffrage defeats for spurring organized campaigns, with plans for street parades and local clubs to influence voters and elect moral leadership. Negotiations and speeches push a broad effort across Murray Hill Cherry Hill Fifth Avenue and tenement districts.
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Parkhurst
Tam
Elizabeth Stanton
Piaffeira
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Tian
Brooklyn
Isabella Davis
King's Daughters
Christies League For
Kentucky
McKinley special train details amid Topeka visit
Governor McKinley will ride a special train from Kansas City to Topeka and Hutchinson on Wednesday. Leland selects the reception committee including J. J. Cox, W. E. Sterne, J. M. Simpson, C. P. Johnson, and L. Crum. A few correspondents may ride. several local officials and party members plan to join events in Topeka and Hutchinson. Celebration continues with Mrs Katherine Kol Werth anniversary. Katherine Roberts marked her 100th birthday with family and church honors.
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J. M. Simpson
C. P. Johnson
E Gault
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League
Katherine Kol Werth
Katherine Roberts
Byron Roberts
West Tenth Street
Mra Roberts
Lutheran Church
JJ. B. McAfee
Disorderly houses ordered closed in Sioux City and St Louis
Mayor Fletcher's ban on disorderly houses goes into effect in Sioux City amid council opposition. In St Louis, 80 Chestnut Street disorderly houses were shut at midnight by police, with many properties displaying for rent signs as residents relocate across the city.
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Washington Avenue
King’s Highway
Jenkins Reversed Ruling on Right to Strike in Court
In the U S court of appeals Justice Harlan held workers had a right to quit without illegality despite potential discomfort. The ruling partly reversed Judge Jenkins injunction, preserving parts that barred conspiracy to cripple the road while recognizing a legal strike exists. The decision, read by Justice Harlan, upholds the employees' right to strike.
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Marching on Moukden Japanese advance nears Manchuria capital
Reports from multiple sources describe Japanese forces rapidly advancing toward Moukden the Manchurian capital with Hechou already occupied and foreign travelers warned away from Pekin. Dispatches mention hostilities along roads and rivers, assaults on British residents, and warlike movements of Chinese and European interests amid neutrality concerns.
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Irrigation Exhibit Draws Farmers to Great Bend
A Great Bend gathering showcased irrigation success with a well pump test by Mr. Cowgill and a gasoline engine setup four miles from Groutheat. The crowd heard impromptu talks by state officials including Coburn and Hinckley, with attendees from Topeka and Lawrence. The event highlighted successful irrigation practices and product specimens from farmers.
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Weather and crop report hints at cooler spell
Last weekly crop report notes .07 inches of rain, little precipitation overall, cooler conditions possible. Western and central counties report some rain. fall plowing and seeding ongoing. wheat and rye in good condition. frost damaged sweet potatoes and tomatoes in central counties.
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Jennings
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Kaussides
Wreck Near St Joseph as Freight Collides With Passenger Train
A collision occurred about ten miles south of St Joseph Kansas when a Burlington freight collided with a passenger train after orders confusion. Engineer Page suffered a broken leg, another engineer injured, and several passengers were hurt though not seriously.
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Atchison
Topeka
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St. Joe
Cil Bluffs
Tretcher
Arimaur
Giglog
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A! Agerman
Fred D. Bulger
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Bruke
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Kusena
Political rancor flares as Topeka rally sparks bill defacement
In a turbulent scene near Auburn Road, Topulist J. W. Stewart accuses Republicans of blocking a populist meeting by tearing down bills. He recounts past miles traveled and pasted notices being defaced, highlighting heated campaigns amid electoral tensions.
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Sweet Corner
Topeka
Lave Susan
Heart Millers
Populists Plan Anti McKinley Literature Distribution
The Populist state central committee plans to distribute anti McKinley material at the town where he is to speak. They cite a report by A D Fawe about 40,000 women workers in Massachusetts factories earning an average of 15 cents daily. The report was removed by Governor Forkkeres and is now allegedly unavailable.
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Weary Ham seeks divorce from Curghoe Ham today
Weary Ham began divorce proceedings from Curghoe Ham in Nusbyille Teor, alleging desertion for over a year. A reception is planned Tuesday evening October at the Liberty secure of Fifth and Leland, with Miss Lydn A. McCoul returning to work after a brief rest in Omaha. An address and music are to follow.
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Lydn A. McCoul
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