Political Brevities from Kansas Campaign Trails
G Johnam of the Democratic committee cites speeches by Bryan in Mound City and others in Lawrence. Fusion nominee Botkin in Labette. Curtis claims Kansas for Republicans by 20,000. Widespread campaign stops include Seneca, Lincoln, Yates Center, Concordia, Salina. News notes Todd Davis and Farmers Alliance figures, McKinley support rumored.
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G. Johnam
Democratic Committee
Kansas
Ce —Es
Kanfee Bryan Pena Veecere
Mound City
Hi Farrelly
Grant Harrington
Lawrence
Botkin
Labetts
Curtis
Penaliste
Seneca
Opie
Henry Allen
Davis
Walters
Lyon County
Farmers’ Alliance
Ony
Etere
McKinley
Franklin Mathews
Lincoln
Baker
Yates Center
Burton
Concordia
Falls of Othe
Stee
Salina
Those Who Get Sharman Property
Names of the heirs to the Sherman estate are listed including James McCallum of Mashington Henry S Sherman of Cleveland son of the late Judge Charles Sherman and other heirs Tecum Tecum Sherman Bierman Hoyt Sherman Taylor Sherman Charles H Sherman with most brothers dead except two
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Sharman
Mansfield
James McCallum
Mashington
Henry S. Shermen
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles 7. Sherman
Henry S. Sharman
P Tecam Shermish
New York
Gem Wiliam
Grape Nuts Claim Healed Nerves After Gruesome Incident
A report recounts a family using Grape-Nuts following a maserate incident and broken arm. The speaker credits the cereal with restoring strength, improving appetite, and easing mental strain, noting a steady daily routine and better mood after mornings with Grape-Nuts.
Walnuts scarce and city happenings in Topeka
A kaleidoscope of Topeka and Kansas City items from the week. Notes on walnut scarcity, voter failings, political visitors, school and club events, potato races, rail yard work, mail transit on streetcars, and local society items. Mentions of Bryan, the Dems in Kansas City, and the Topeka horse show.
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T B. Sweet
Kansas City
Semple
Topeka
Desa Low
Santa Fe
Washburn College
L. A
BR Townsend
St Louis
A. MM. Fuller
Mckinles
Shawnee County
Lowman Hill
Bryan
Sete Ita
Republican County Committee
Executive Seasion
Larimer
Keller
Bird Catining
Topéeka
Denver
Annye
Ames
Dean HL. Low
Kun
East Fourth Street
German Methodist Church
Firth and
Tyler
J.C. Fa
West Sixth Avenue
K. U
Wealiburn
Lawrence Vistors
Lawwrence
MecClure
Frederick Remington
Albert T. Reid
Reid
Kansas
Transvaal Formally Annexed by British Empire
Pretoria October 27 Transvaal was proclaimed part of the British map. Ceremonies included hoisting the royal standard in Pas main eran and the national anthem. Sir Milner read the proclamation amid strong display reflecting Great Britain colonies.
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Transvaal
Pretoria
Get
Mapice
Pas Main Eran
Sir Milner
Great Britain
Narchad
Strike at Independence mine halts work as detectives watch miners
Miners quit at Independence mine amid a strike. Detectives kept in the company service watch the workers to detect ore concealed on their person while on duty, raising questions about motive and security at the site.
Hanna sketch and Hanna McKinley portrait in McClure's
An excerpt from a McClure's Magazine piece critiques Marcus Hanna and his influence. It portrays Hanna's rise from business to political power and contrasts his control with President McKinley. The analysis warns against caricature and argues for recognizing civic impact and personality over pulpits and cartoons.
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Kansas
McClure
BricClure
Hanna
William Alien White
Marcus A. Hanna
Waite
Busine A
Tooney
Hann
Ike Hanna
William McKinley
United States
White House
McKinley
al- Tadisi
Hannalam
Hich
Huona
Hazleton coal strike fallout aims at winter operation
Hazleton PA officials report preparations to resume coal mine work Monday across the Hazleton district. Railroads fill sidings with cars as firms avoid returning to a sliding scale. Leaders contemplate wage talks and arbitration while breaker boys and union organizers move toward renewed activity. About two thousand workers in two districts set to return next week.
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Hazleton
Mies
G. G. Markie & Co
Coxe Bros. & Companies
Lehigh
Scranton
Clearmakers’ Union
New York
Hazieton
Indianapolis
PENN
Lykens
Williamstown
Teoee Railroad Company
United Line
Evacuation of Cuba Likely Delayed by Congress
Washington dispatch reports the United States will delay evacuating Cuban troops until a domestic government is formed and Congress authorizes action. The Cuban constitutional convention begins in November and Congress reconvenes in December 1901. By spring 1901 the new republic may show it can govern and honor treaties, but Congress approval remains required.
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New York
Cubs
United States
Washington Dispatch
Journal of Commerce
Executive Department
Congress
Seston
Cuban Republic
United States Cuba policy debated as new government forms
The text discusses the slow start of a new Cuban government until summer 1902 and the US obligations under the Spain treaty. It notes limits on obligations after occupation ends, and the need for Congress to decide how far US guidance to a new Cuban government should go, given time will test its character.
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United States
Cuba
Spain
Porto Rico
Philippines
McKintey
Congress
Read Missed Train Delays Trip From Blue Rapids
Politician novelist Read missed the 9:15 rail to Marysville after greetings with friends in Blue Rapids. He stayed overnight with locals while H. J. Allen boarded the 10 o'clock train, then returned when Read failed to appear. Read blamed being entertained too well.
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Blue Rapida Ople
Read
Blue Rapids
Marysville
Mr. Read
H. J. Allen
J. C. Aven Company and Related Firms Alliance Report
An industry note describes a collaboration among J. C. Aven Company, Preedan Chemists, and Lowell firms including Ayers Semeparila Ayar and Hale Vigor Ares Pu Ayers. The piece outlines joined prospects and potential market impacts for products tied to acne core and related health lines.
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Ayers
Where is Cobbr at Crawford's house last night
A theatrical piece titled Where is Cobbr at Crawford's house last night drew mixed reactions. The farce was uneven with slow action and jokes that failed to land despite a lively chorus and a bold young performer in the second act who wore floral adornments and mimicked gestures on stage.
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Cobbr
Crawford
Cobb
Bebe
Buck Campnel Freed After Liquor Trial
Buck Campnel, arrested for selling liquor at 612 North Kansas Avenue, was found not guilty in police court yesterday. Witnesses recalled buying beer, but could not identify the seller. After the acquittal, his attorney moved for the return of property seized at the scene.
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Buck” Campnel
North
Kansas Avenue
Welch Will Speak at Republican Meeting in Auditorium
Marshall's band will play at the Republican meeting at the Auditorium where Harry Safford, candidate for representative, will reside. Welch has been touring the Siicer under the lecation while Safford has been ill for several weeks and this is his first appearance in the Anti Imperialiste Join Democrats. New York Oct 27 The national association of Anti-Imperialist clubs moves to affiliate with the national association of Democratic clubs.
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Marshall
Harry Safford
Ft. B
Welch
Siicer
State Committee
Safford
Democrats
New York
National Association of
English Horse Wins At Hurst Turf Club Race
London October 27 Mornington Cannon rode Mr J Neumann's English horse to victory over Royal Phish ridden by L Reiff at the Hurst Turf Club course. Outcome favors the English horse named Eager.
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London
Mr. J. Neumann
Mornington Cannon
John A. Retke
Royal Phish
L. Reiff
Hurst Turf Club
Eager
State Street A Forum Great Main Meeting Planned by Democrats
Chicago October 27 state street from sandwiph to Yen Bur en will be a forum tonight for Democratic victory. Leaders of national prominence will address crowds along the broad thoroughfare with Adial H Stevenson and Senator Blackburn of Kentucky among the speakers. Bands will be present as the parade, planned for October, is expected to draw a solid mass of people to the half mile of State street for the speaking.
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Democrate
Chicago
State Street
Sandwiph
Yen Buren
Adial H Stevenson
Sen
Ator Blackburn
Kentucky
Congress
Hoge Baler Davie
Musee Warethera
Srenibla
Russian grain shortage widens to outer provinces
According to the Official Messenger, grain shortage is confined to eastern provinces and Siberia. The cereal rich regions face harvest problems, with shortages reported in areas of the Ural and beyond.
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Petrosburg
Siberia
Sails Prisoner New York Oct 7 Cunard liner
Julian T. B Arney, second son of Sir Edwin Arnold, sails for Europe on the Cunard liner Urbrin today. Reported by two Bootland yard detectives in Hawaii. Embezzlement of the Sea Seal and a voyage to France described.
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New York
Julian T. B Arney
Edwin Arnold
Sal
Europe
Mela
Bootland Yard
Hawaii
Hanna in Kansas City Speech Effort Draws Attention
Efforts are underway in Kansas City to secure a speaking appearance by Senator M. A. Hanna at a forthcoming convention. Arrangements face several logistical questions and public interest grows as organizers seek confirmation and venue details.
Local Meeting Sets Special Train Load Event
A special train load is planned to carry people to the upcoming meeting. The event is proposed for November 3 with Tapeks as the organizing group and a turnout from the ee district.
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Ee. Wit
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