M kinley two terms and party hopes rise
In Topeka reports show growing support for Governor Leedy. A special session and Populist attacks dominate city voices as Kansas Republicans push reforms. Peters of Kansas City, Kan, argues rails stopped passes to voters, citing fair access and safety concerns. Debate centers on election tactics and administration, with GOP optimism tempered by labor and transportation issues.
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Cotgrisstmnaga Mason
Peters
Kansas City
Kan
Topeka
Lede Uda
Ceminkiteration
Peter
Pwtetn
Lom Journal
Ransae
Wrete
Jan Wire Beline Apghiet
Ptusenerue
Indiana
Cdi
Henry
Ube
Besar Aine
Freysaninrey
LC AK
MV Kin
No Voting Passes Rally Against Populist Move
A rally denounces attempts to seal voting passes to the Populist administration. Speakers charged the measure would deny rights and burden voters with higher costs. The event highlighted opposition by party members and warned of continued resistance to transport fare reforms.
Advice to McKinley on Kansas delegation and appointments
Ex-governor Lyman Humphrey offers a plan to ease friction over Mirra appointments in Kansas. He suggests informing the president that he owes no faction and that Kansas sent an uninstructed delegation, enabling broad control over appointments and coalitions to win support. He argues the Kansas Republicans pushed McKinley to the St Louis convention and urges the president to reward loyal supporters.
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Kansas
Lyman U. Humphrey
Mirra
Kansan
McKinney
Hemnuse Kansae
Hoy
St Sol
Rinne
Cruwid
Kunens
St. Louis
Ted Mckinney
McKinieyem
McKinsey
State Normal in Rebellion Rejects Vertical Script Adoption
Complaints received by the state superintendent allege Empornd State Normal refuses vertical penmanship in lessons and text, with disputes between the faculty and the state, vows to seek mandamus to compel the regents to act, and claims several texts are being used without approval.
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Brut
Stevenson
State Normal
Empornd
Gormlaison
Mivmutton
Stevens
Het Malu
Bocce
Tikes
Regente
Anthony Portrait Placed in Governor's Office Gallery
Mrs Anthony of Ottawa Cole confirms a copy of Governor Anthony’s portrait will hang in the Executive Office. Governor Leads requested the image for posterity, and the piece will join Kansas’s notable governors in the gallery. Charles A Taylor reports strong political interest in Pratt as Jerry Simpson headlines a Populist rally. Attorney General Boyle travels to Parsons to inspect coal mine mine operators regarding scrip payments and the new law.
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Anthony
Statshouse
George ‘T. Anthony
Ottawa
Cole
Governor's
Little Hair
New York
Barony
Feanonse
Kansas
Sie Wan Weil
Charles A.taylor
Pratt
Jerry Simpson
Baturdos Mir
Taylor
Boyle
Parsona Toy
Bob Si Xo
Pittsburg
Poersters
Pyrners
Town Kansas football game in Lawrence October 30
Santa Fe offers a special return rate for the trip to Lawrence for the Town Kansas football game on Saturday October 30 With one fare for the round trip the 1 45 train arrives in time for the event The Peerless Steam Laundry offers free mending and button sewing services
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Lawrence
Santa Fe
Kepley and Cook Compete in Shawnee County Sheriff Race
Voters face a tight sheriff contest in Shawnee County with Cook arguing for lawful enforcement and Kepley aided by Populist and labor support. Bets and private pledges swirl around ward results while party loyalties split along Prohibition and economic lines.
Mineral Water the finest in the west trade name
An OCR fragment advertises mineral water claiming it as the finest in the west and mentions J. LLIPS and Ww. Eighth St. The readable text is limited, providing a partial glimpse of a local ad likely promoting mineral water service from a street location on Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Llips
London Syndicate Detains Financier in Union Pacific Bid
In London a troubled attempt to assemble a cenilicite style syndicate for the Union Pacific sale is reported. Coates Bow Co and Cokes Son Co are noted players amid a swarm of promoters seeking favorable terms. Legal and market maneuvers unfold as the original powerful syndicate resists major changes and court notices.
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U. P
London
Eaton Pacitc
Coates Bun & Co
Hock and
Nire
Cokes, Son & Co
Canada
Europe
Union Pacific Aale
Coates, Bow & Co
United States Conwail
General Oxborne
McKenna
Coates
J. Pierpont Micriean
New York Taj Guy
Teutonic
Wrath
Evidanty Goin
Union
Union Pacific
Tiet
Union Paciie
United States
Io Te
Chnrney
Kansis Paelge
Union Mactic Tool
Rrorganisation
Blinn
Ath Kas
Stampede in church at Khnielom during fire alarm
A church stampede in Khnielom, Hozeluff district, caused by a faked alarm during a wartime incident. Five people died from suffocation and ten others were seriously injured as panic swept the crowded congregation.
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St. Petersbure
Khnielom
Hozeluff
Exists
Charters Filed for Livestock Insurer and Prospecting Firm
The American Live Stock association of Wathena seeks state authority to insure domestic animals. Directors: Tullows, Parlanson, J. F. Marpster, Wathena. J. C. Guy, Syracuse. D. A. Bray, Dilfton. GW Sirakan, Leona. The Wirkiut Prospecting Mining and Transportation company incorporated with zero capital. Directors: ML Krantz, J. B. Wolfe, A. Thacher, HH Thacher, H. K. Dilton, D. Herron, E. L. South. Also an ad touts Herbine S for various ailments with vendors Geo W Stanf ield and Miller's Pharmacy.
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American Live Stock Association of
Wathena
State Department
Thomas Parlanson
Iela
J. F. Marpster
J.C Guy
Syracuse
D. A. Bray
Dilfton
GW. Sirakan
Leona Thy Wirkiut Prospecting
Tollows
ML Krantz
J.B. Wolfe
A. Thacher
Mo. HH. Thacher
H. K. Dilton
D. Herron
E. EL South
Cattle Sale Notice by Kansas Agricultural College
The Journal directs readers to the cattle sale advertisement in another place. A lot by Topeka Lodge No. 148 II A of A is listed at 21 Quincy Street, Friday evening October 26. Tet.
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Kansas Agricultural College
Topeka Catep
Quincy ‘Street
White Ribbon Love Feast Ends World W C T U Rally
At Toronto on October 27 the World W C T U convention closed after a day of devotional work, reports on penal and reform efforts, and resolutions. Agnes E Stack presided, Mary Clement Leavitt was re-elected honorary president, and Frances E Willard led 100 delegates in a final closing session dubbed the White Ribbon Love Feast.
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W. GO T. U
Torento
Ont
Miley Stace
Alatida B. Carse
Department of the World’s Archives
EB. F. Reed
Wns
W. CT
Muar Hiri
The
Australia
Mary Woot-Alien
Social Purity Denrient
Josephine E. Butler
Cnt
Social Vice
Johannsdoth
Curse
Chicago
Louie Rounds
Ollinois Wctu
Todd
Dominion Wct
Frances FA Shard
Gordit
Musaey Hall
Frances E. Willard
Fall Festival finances await Committee of Fifteen action
The Fall Festival Floral committee led by Mrs. C S Sutton faces questions on questions and paying the bill. The deficit began at 1 1 1 3 8 and has been cut to about 21000. Merchants in Topeka fear the burden, while Sutton personally contributed time and money. The committee must devise a method to pay bills with the Fifteen committee to approve steps. Public opinion and the city’s people await a resolution and stronger expense controls.
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Gentral
Aherit
Dusinand
T. P. Rodgers
Rembivas
Court House
Dransfieid
Ameesty
Rodgers
Kepley
al Curls
Curie
Morrill
Autiexs
Lovdy and
Bryan
Kansas
Curtis
Fitherrest
Kanes Avenue
Esterday
Loto
Oiertia
J.C Kiingoman
Saide Lo
Tertate
Curtie
Heim’s Brewing Company
Karane City
Elanente
Ivy Cook
W. M. Lytle
Dover
Cook
Enuriey Toca
Worter Cook
Ponce
Shawnee County
Ue Republican Party
Citheen
CS. Sutton
Topeka
Htie Hot
Sutton
Afra
Jess
Tepeks
Che
Karl Decker Banquet Tells of Newsroom Friends Evening
Karl Decker was honored at a banquet by Waiahustun newsroom colleagues after rejecting Miss Cisneros in Ebina. Nearly 100 guests attended with elaborate decorations of chrysanthemums and palms. speeches followed led by Harry A. Merrick and Angus M. Swren. Patient Grisham of Gainsville endorses Chambrlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as effective for chronic diarrhoea and related illnesses, available in 25 and 60 cent sizes.
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Washington
Karl Desker
Cisneros
Ebina
Waiahustun
Buite
Deuters
Angus M-Swren
Harry A. Merrickc
Dupree Arrested Again Over City Horse Violation
Andrew Dupree was arrested after his neighbors reported a horse owned by his household ran at large, violating city ordinances. The case notes prior arrests but centers on the current charge and the local enforcement action.
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Dupree
Troubis
Andrew Dupree
Saskia
West Ath
Woman arranges prenuptial deal before wedding in Carbondale
In a probate court session Judge Dolman oversees a marriage where Melissa Taylor insists on a prenup to keep her property from a husband. Norman Johnston signs the agreement, then the couple wed. the bride plans to store the document in a safe after returning home to Carbondale.
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Dolman
Dolmen
Melissa Taylor
Normie
Stu
Melixxa ‘Taylor
Judes Dolman
Stinv
Delman
Molasa Taylor
Norman Johnston
Normit
Witkin
Johnston
Normief
Eirmle
Croup Quickly Cured by Chamberlain's Remedy
Mountain Glen Arkansas residents report rapid relief from croup after using Chamberlain's Court Remedy. The letter promotes the tonic as safe for children, claims instant relief, and lists general health benefits and widespread availability through druggists.
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Mountain Glen
Ark
Chamberlain
Fr. A. Thornton
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Geo. W. Stangfield
Kansas Avenue
Miller's Pharmacy
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Cora Seay
Karldecker
Princons
Yorks
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Spica
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Kansas Ave
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