Beekman and Troutman Speak on Silver Coinage in Kansas City
J. W. Beekman of Arkansas City delivered a forceful speech at Kansas City Kansas urging free coinage of silver and a return to silver as constitutional money. Lieutenant Governor J A Troutman endorsed the stance, stressing silver as primary money and GOP commitment to protecting American industry and labor.
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J. W. Beekman
Arkansas City
Kansas City
Kansas
Walde
Jalvis Canwir
Iver
Flamb
Ingalls
Curtis
Brodrigh
Congress
Grover Cleveland
Morrill
Ciestation
Richard Blue
United States
Wrain
J. A. Troutman
Keskinan
Judea Hoekman
Mr. Trouman
Mney
Republican Party
Demonetization and Silver Standard Debate in History
Fragmentary historical text argues silver and gold money shaped world events and state power. It cites 19th century reforms, international mints, and figures like Buchanan and Webber, tracing the impact of demonetization on economies and national debts.
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Earth
Venkers
Baglaod
Gettnan
India
America
Cylonary
Met
Lidia
United States
New York
James Buchanan
Stingman
Mighty Goal Company
James G. Eleine
Daniel Web- Meresid
Lou
Podetera
Tom
Haskell
Perking
The Crawford hosts Hicks and Holden Comey company review
A Topeka audience enjoyed Crawford’s theater night with Angie and a strong second act. The twelve member troupe showcased varied specialties with some encores. Tonight’s bill includes The Dancers of a Great City and The Isle of Track with The Dazzler underwhelming.
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Crawford
Great
Holden Comey
Doure
Angie
A Strong Worker Major General Hughes
Major General Hughes is hailed as one of Topeka’s best organizers, praised for leadership and efficiency in coordinating troops and logistical efforts during critical campaigns.
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Hughes
Topeks
Topeka kinghts carnival idea for fall festival
Major General J W Hughes proposes a two to three day festival in Topeka featuring a tournament of knights with horsemen dressed in red black green and other colors. Riders would wear masks, carry lances, and attempt to collect rings from a pole. The plan aims to draw thirty to forty thousand visitors and boost local business, with Leavenworth and Port Huron officers among potential participants.
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J. W. ¥. Hughes
Businasa
Topeka
JocaNat
Jocaxat
Hughes
Sir Baights
Red Cross
United States
England
Avutherser
Kansas
Topeks
United Sates Army
Leavenworth
Port Hiley
Hillmon Case and Docket At United States Circuit Court Topeka
November term opening November 25 in Topeka lists Hillmon insurance and related lawsuits as marquee cases. Special judges, potential resignations, and a crowded docket with 23 cases promise long trial delays into winter. Also noted are a Wolff Packing Company dispute, a Swift Company wrongful death claim, and a city of Topeka damages suit over a fatal street accident.
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U. 8
United States Circuit Court
Topeks
Sanboro
John Q Miers
Paul B. Sweller
Home Fire Insurance Company of
New York
She Pe
Paul Swetlick
Silver Lake
Auit Lithe
Elreult Cuurt
Ageine
Wrendotte County
T. J. Connell
Wolff Packing Company
Wilkerson
Teouburt
Agelu
O'Connell
Swansee
Swift
Walter F. Widener
Topexa
Ion the di Tuls
Butt
An Evening of Music at Library Hall Delights Audience
A Musin Masin concert at Library Hall last night drew hearty applause driven by bold stormy pieces and a moving Andante. Accompanist Mr. Scharf offered humorous, imperfect announcements as Masin showcased virtuoso violin with one string and a strong vocal range, while a Kimball grand sign repeatedly toppled, prompting lighthearted remarks.
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Library Hall
Library Aull
Teara
Wieny
Musia Gonviolin
Eiuard Scharf
Musin
Muein
Boone
Marshalltown
Mr. Scharf
Mx Scharf
T. P. Cally
Masio
Ellen Baach Yaw
The Double Less and Mazurka Selections Esteemed Prize
Fragmented OCR reads like a program note for a musical prize with titles The Double Less and Mazurka selections. Names such as Orie Minin and Louise Se winnie appear in garbled form, suggesting a concert program or competition listing with composers Warner Wilhelm and unclear attribution.
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Jongk
Warner-Wilhelm
Arin
Abale
Louise Sewinnie
North Topeka Local Notices and Arrivals
North Topeka notes arrivals and departures including DeWist Walsh, Henry Balten and sister heading to Leavenworth for an Applecar event, Mrs J B Crockett returning from Junction City, Horace Hilbert from Lincoln to settle permanently, Mrs A W Lacey and Miss Josephine Dietrich back from Madison, Wis, Rev W B Hutchinson traveling to Omaha for a candidate meeting, Rev John Glendeoning moving to Quincy Street, Geo Corbin dies near Suldice Creek leaving a destitute family, and local society plans at Thea Paget’s Monros Street location along with merchant ads for Peerless Steam Laundry.
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DeWist Walsh
Astern
Henry Balten
Leavenworth
J.B Crockett
Junction City
Horace Hilbert
Lincoln
Neb
North Topeka
A W. Lacey
Josephine Dietrich
Madison
Wis
J.H. Holler
Kansas Avenue
Magnet
A. J. Praddt
J. Kanave
Geo J. Graves & Sons
West Laurent Eet
Hev. W. B
Hutchinsoh
Omaha
First Baptist Church
That City
John Glendeoning
Quincy Street
Twelfth Stresta
Geo. Corbin
Suldice Creek
Ladiew’ Ald Society
Thea Paget
Monros Atreet
Todd
Tilow
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Chicago
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