That or dynamite Irish party faces fracture at convention
The national Irish convention resumes and faces a split between Pillonites and Healyites over constitutional methods and a potential return to violence. Father Flynn proposes a mixed arbitration committee to draft a platform and pledge, while leaders urge unity and discipline within the party.
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Irieh
Pauin
Trish
Iteock
Leinster
Avery
Ender the Hey
Father Flynn
Inatric Alon
Julie
Entius
O'Conner
Dynenie
Father Pil UN
Hat Polley
Bryan delayed by late arrival for Springfield train
London Ohio September 2 A crowd gathered as William Jennings Bryan missed his early train to Springfield but boarded a later one The reception committees from Epritefeld Kenton Springfield and Benson escorted him to the carriages A brief stop at London allowed a three time nominee to greet supporters He was asked about Vermont election but declined to comment
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London
Ohio
Springfield
Amer
Min
Epritefeld
Kenton
Hrgan
Thomas
State Central Committee
James Johnsson, Jr
AL. Chippeel
W. W
Fromm Bensom
Rade
Bryan
Vermont
Salisbury to act in Constantinople without quibbling
London reports that the Marquis of Salisbury intends to pursue his plan at Constantinople with firm instructions to the ambassador Sir Phillip Currie, empowering naval aid to enforce Britain’s demand amid official moves. Also noted are protests in Lincoln Nebraska over a free Silver congressional candidate, and a fall term elocution program opening at the Institute.
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Lord Salisbury
Constantinople
London
Marquis of Salisbury
Phillip Currie
Great Britain
Teaded for Democrats in Emporia presidential vote clash
In Emporia on September 2 the Republicans publish a poll showing for each Republican voting for Bryan at least two Democrats backing McKinley. Named Democrats pledging McKinley include David Laws, John Henhing, Alf. Robertes, T. P. Harper, EB. Bd, Dr W. H. Richards, James Thompson, J. D. Eastin, and Professor A. Bishop among others.
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Emporia
Bryan
McKinley
David Laws
Assatant Portmaster
John Henhing
Ichi Born
Lading
Alf. Robertes
Emporis National Tank
J. Doyle
T. P. Harper
EB. B
Invite Li Hung Chang to visit San Francisco
San Francisco officials including the chamber of commerce board of trade and Mayor Sotre sent an official invitation to Li Hung Chang through the Chinese consul general for a reception at the chamber of commerce if he passes through San Francisco. A special train from New York to San Francisco and Portland was placed at Li Hung Chang’s disposal by the Southern company if required. Potwin Place lights cause unresolved debate with the matter referred to the lights committee for a full report by October 1, leaving the city without proper lighting in the interim. The council approved usual monthly bills and passed an appropriation ordinance to cover them. A schooner collision near Mackinaw sank the Col Ellsworth after striking the Emily Maxwell. the Ellsworth crew were saved and brought to Mackinaw.
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San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Sotre
Li Hung Chang
An Francisco
Southern Company
Li Hang Chang
New York
Portland
Potwin Place
Nestlent
Committee On Lights
Potwin la
Mackinaw
Mich
Col. Ellsworth
Emily Maxwell
Chicago
Waugwshane
Ellsworth
Maxwell
Leedy and Boyle Address Large Newton Meetings
Two public meetings aimed at capacity crowds were held in Newton yesterday. Senator Leedy spoke in the afternoon and L. C. Boyle in the evening to enthusiastic audiences.
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Leedy
Ees Newton
Kan
Senator Leedy
L. C. Boyle
Jerry Simpeon
National Eisteddiéa festival draws large crowds in Denver
Denver dispatch reports the national Eisteddiéa festival at Arlington Park attracting a 5 audience. Benry Leaward of Scranton presides as master of ceremonies. Gov. McIntyre, Mayor McMurray and Josiah Hughes greet attendees. Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir, about 400 voices, performs at sessions amid decorous receptions.
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Denver
Coro
Great Paint How
Arlington Park
Dude Benry Leaward
Scranton
Gov
McIntyre
Mayor McMurray
Josiah Hughes
Seanna
Salt Lake Tabernacl Choir
Cycle Meet Opens in Chicago with Notable Entries
Cycle meet organized by the National Cycle Exhibition company and Bankers Athletic club of Chicago opens at Coluzeum on Thursday and runs four days. Principal entries include Jay Eaton J P Elvis and J W Parsons champion of Australia.
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Chicago
National Cycle Exhibition Company
Bankers Athletic Club of Chicago
Coluzeum
Jay Eaton
J. P. Elivs
J. W. Parsons
Australia
Reno District Court Convenes in September Term
Hutchinson September term of Reno District Court opened with a heavy docket and many important cases to be tried, signaling a busy session ahead.
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Reno
Hutchinson
Five Burmed in a Hotel Wankleck Hill
Five men and a boy Zouaves group were reported haunted by an incident at the Commercial hotel on Chester Avenue. A Zouave company will meet at seven on the south steps of the state Labor Day monument for a business session and discuss the Labor Day program and a Fall Festival. A Lew SOC will be given on September 2 at Madge Moors home on Chester Avenue.
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Wankleck Hill
Ont
Tere
Handeau
Chrishe Leneve
Joseph Deschamps
T. Finn
K. McLeod
Chester Avenue
State Journal
The
Kansas Avenue and
Eighth
Topeka Daily State Journal
Kansan
Social World Notes Topeka Vicinity Offer Sunny Gatherings
In Topeka and nearby Garfield park hosted Reloton club friends at a picnic with H G Larimer speaking on literature health. A lengthy supper featured varied menu and lemonade. many Topeka residents and visitors attended including Mr and Mrs Rodgers Lyon Barkley Robinson and Sims among others. Personal notices list travels visits and upcoming plans of numerous local residents and guests from Atchison Lawrence Denver Chicago St Paul and beyond. The piece closes with names of social correspondents and upcoming dances and academic plans.
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Reloton Club
Garfield Park
H. G Larimer
A. X. Rodgers
Thomas S Lyon
T. L. Ross
Walter Wellhouse
Miriames Church
Birs
A. G. Hugo
Social notes from across the Midwest and England
Miss Mary Berry of Chicago will accompany her. Miss Ida Melegen of St. Louis visits Mrs L H Themes of Charlie Peck of Chicago. Dr M Ward leaves for Newcastle Colorado. Waiter Kobte notes a day in Ennvas. Ch Setsan Ries trips to Denver and Manitou. Mr and Bro J M Padgett go to Phillipsburg for three months. Mrs Cornelia Adams and son Adams in London for a month. Mr D Abrams of Hazlehurst and Mr I Abrams of Brooksv e n Miss return home from visit with Mr and Mrs Li Diment. Prof Wm Davidson of Topeka visits his mother Mrs Thos Davidson and relatives.
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J. S. Gregory
Newton
Luiss Eva Sehder
Wamego
Lawrence
H. King
Denver
Colorado Springs
Chevive TB. Thomas
New Mexico
Edwant Wilder
J. Wf. Hunt
Evelyn Lewis
Mannes
Birdie Cranda
Florence
Italy
S. Barnes
Ouray
Col
SL Seabrook
Colorade Springs
George Hull
Salina
N. B. Loomis
Cave Penfield
Trade Springs
Tevery i
Dean HL Budiey
Minnesota
Kuriz
Kellam
California
Ore
Bart
Victor Spondberg
Spondberg
Mamie Baird
St. Xavier's Acadumy
Chicago
Bart V. Adams
Kansas Medical College
C. PF. Lercher
Kansas City
A. M. Baird
Hudson's Hall
Tom Corwin
Charles C. Crilly
Mexico
Frances Moon
Duluth
Ed Kellam
St. Paul
Modocs
M. L. Moorehouse
Atlas Extra
Nellie Raub
Mise Hilzabeth Kenderdine
Tope
Kale
Judge Webb
Atchison Globe
Garretson McCaskey
Ft Leavenworth
David Lakin
Magele Mitchell
Jennie Hudson
Galveston
Tex
Mien Mitchell
Rtendetapher
Pell
Ben Abrams
Grand Lake
Arik
Mary Berry
Ida ‘Melegen
St. Louis
L. H
Charlie Peck
Bradford Johnson
M. Ward
Newcastle
Colo
Kobte
Ennvas
Manitou
Onis
J. M. Padgett
Phillipsburg
Pola
Cornelia Adams
Adams
London
England
D. Abrams
Hazlehurst
Abrams
I. Abrams
Brookshaven
Miss
Li Diment
Wm. Davidson
Topeka
Thos. Davidson
Yates City Advocate
Colored conventions split on Negro in politics in Kansas
The state convention of colored Republicans meets tomorrow at Ft. Sillow Post Hall near Fourth and Kansas avenues to discuss the future of the Negro in politics, promising actions aligned with the Republican party while Emporia hosts a Populist affiliated colored gathering likely to reflect Populist principles.
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Kansas
Emporis
Antwerp beef story debunked by U S consul notes
Washington reports Consul Johnson at Antwerp finds no truth to claims that broken down Ep g ash omnibus Morses are killed and canned as American labeled beef. Consul notes English checks arrive in Antwerp slaughtered for fresh meat, not packed for export, according to state department records.
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Washinsion
United States
Johnson
Antwerp
State Department
Ingalls Declines Two Speeches In One Day At Hamilton Hall
The Republican central committee canceled Senator Ingalls planned events at Hamilton Hall on September 12 after he refused to deliver two speeches in one day. A Hamilton Hall meeting may be rescheduled for September 1. Also notes starts of Northern Year at Wasnuurn College with expanded faculty for 1896-97. The faculty list includes Herrick, Lovewell, Grimsley, Harshberger, Hyde, Masdocks, De Whittemore, Ellis, Adams, Palmer, Frank, Dougherty, Ruth Ingalls, Townsley, and Fisher.
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Ingalls
Hamilton Hall
Wakarasa Planté
Hamilton
Gault
Wasnuurn College
George M. Herrick
J. T. Lovewell
G. P. Grimsley
W. A. Harshbar Ger
A. M. Hyde
Carolines. Masdocks
L. de Whittemore
F. W. Eilis
Anna H. Adams
A. E. Palmer
M. H. Frank
Academy
Lucy P. Dougherty
Helen Ruth Ingalls
Florence Townsley
Kittle M. Fisher
Chapman High School Opens With Lecture by Prof. Olin
Chapman, Sept. 2 The county high school opened yesterday with a lecture by Prof. Olin of Manhattan on Magic Pictures. A large audience attended and a reception followed, welcoming new students by veterans of the school.
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Chapman High School
Chapman
County High School
Olin
Manhattan
Waters Heads to St Louis to Meet Frisco Officials
Captain Waters departs for St Louis to confer with D B Robinson and Frisco officials on Augusta vs Frisco railroad case. A Augusta committee led by Mayor Skaer and City officials will seek a compromise over bond terms from 1879 and the ensuing lawsuits amid new Frisco management.
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Waters
ST. Lolis
D. B Robinson
Joe Waters
St. Louis
Augusts
Butler County
Union Depot
D. 5. Robinson
Alber
St. Louis & San Francisco Railway
Augusta
Frisco
Wichita & Western Railway
Tela
Skaer
White
Duncan
Safford
Weidlin
Massacres in Constantinople Reported At 5000 Deaths
Latest estimates indicate about 5,000 people perished in the massacres in Constantinople. In a separate case, Charles Bradshaw and Ready were tried in police court for selling beer in the old Rookery on East Seventh Street, found guilty, fined $10 each, and jailed if unpaid. Dr. Mitchell attended Ready for a serious illness noted in custody.
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Roveh
Ready
Chas. Bradshaw
East Seventh Street
Mitchell
Amateurs stage Uncle Tom for orphans at Grand
A local theater group will present Uncle Tom's Cabin tonight at the Grand for the orphans' home benefit. The cast features top local talent and includes Mrs. P. H. Alama who will sing Mason's song In the Cold Cold Ground. A parade earlier today showcased an elaborate, old fashioned march.
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Uncle Tom's Cabin
Beneft
P. H. Alama
Mason
Hawks Financial School at Trades Assembly Hall
The Hawks Financial School held a class at Trades Assembly hall last night with 30 attendees. President Hawks spoke on the money question from the silver standpoint and answered questions from the audience.
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Hawks’ Financial School
Hawks Financial School
Trades Assembly Hall
Hawks
Silver League Meeting in Emporia Denounces Gold Bugs
Colored Silver League met in Emporia with about 40 attendees. President Cable of Scott opened with a vigorous speech denouncing gold bugs. Concurrent reports note Democratic conventions in Colby and Garnett nominating silver-aligned candidates for state senate and district judge respectively. Burlington Route advertises vestibuled trains to Chicago and St Louis with new sleeping cars and dining service.
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Colored Silver League
Emporia Emporia
Silver Colored League
Cable
Scott
Senate
Colby
Kan
A. Binck
Winona
Logan County
St Louis
Burlington
J. Louis
Market Report Shows Wheat Gains and Steady Cattle
Chicago market brief notes wheat up on December futures by 4 cents, corn firm on cooler northwest temperatures, oats steady, and provisions mixed with higher opening prices. Livestock receipts and projections cited with hogs and cattle showing varied early results, and prices listed across several categories.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Berlin
Northwest
Great Northern
May
Livestock Market Reports from Kansas City and Texas Rods
Cattle receipts about 17 000 in Texas and westerns with steady market. Beeves priced to 35.00, cows and heifers to 3.60, Texas steers up to 8.20, westerns to 2.50 3.75. Sheep receipts near 21 000 with lambs about 10 lower. Kansas City market shows mixed cattle and hogs with varied ranges and steadier overall tone.
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Chicago
Texas
Kansas City
Wheat prices and market chatter from Kansas City and beyond
Market notes from Kansas City show No 2 red wheat and other varieties fluctuating around steady to lower levels. Oats and hay steady, butter and eggs firm. Liverpool and Berlin report currency and price shifts while Chicago and New York newspapers note dull wheat, lower December corn, and cautious selling under the gold standard. Labor Day clears Chicago sessions. port clearings and tomorrow’s grain receipts estimated with continued market ambiguity.
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Kansas City
Ste
Liverpool
Berlin
New York
Bradstreet
Axis
Europe
Chicago Board
Chicago
Firly Linn
Armour
Cudahy
Wheat futures slide as deliveries disappoint Chicago
Wheat shippers who expected to receive deliveries yesterday fared poorly with prices slipping in Chicago. Liverpool cables show a 4 penny drop while traders speculate on December wheat puts and May corn calls amid a softer export outlook. Contracts for September shrink as 60,400 trees and pork barrels exceed expectations.
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Chicago
Liverpool
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A. H. Sharum
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Free Silver Party
Joseph Chamberlain
Jain
Department of Elocution
Biiee Corvinus Baum
Institute Hat
West Sth
Aneeeet Benss & Texas Railway
G. A. Mac Nutt
Union Ave
Harvard
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Laura Beeks Fortune
Hejdwin
Inansas City
Alvin
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Gertrude Penny
J. G. Waters
Mize Lottie Parkhurst
Manicton
M. J. Carson
F. Carson
J. B. Johnson
Prankle Nelson
Mijas Lowe
Sol Kings
Quincy
Lillian Gibbany
Laws
Annie B. Dany
Salt Lake City
Ista
Anna Ampleby
Ang Raton
H. B. Holt and Son
Las Cruces
N. M
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Geo. W. Draper
Leavenworth
George W. Draper
South Kyplanade
Spruce Street
Mr. Draper
Armenia
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Asia Minor
Czar
Times
St. Petersburg
Prince Lozanoff Rostovsky
Turkey
the Times
Julius Stein
Joseph Trobinson
Julius M. Lyon
Constantinopla
Sam Riggs
Garnett
Democrate and Populists
Sam Riegs
Coats
Associated Press
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Sunday Capital
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Grain & Stock Exchange
Kansas Avenue
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Louis
Great Western Sham
Wssi Fine Altering
Hepalring Ens Plains
C. F. Rodiger
Penn
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