Populists Split Over Nomination Fight for Probate Judge Whitmore
In a tumultuous Populist convention a rift surfaced over endorsing Whitmore a former Democrat turned Republican candidate. Delegates clashed while nominating John Martin for judge and Mrs. Fhor ehee D Graft for county superintendent, publicly opposing Whitmore and recounting tensions with Democratic allies and a joint county ticket.
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Democratic and Populist Conventions in Shawnee County
Delegates at the Shawnee County Democratic and Populist conventions clashed over fusion and nominations. A Whitmore motion for renomination passed amid cheers, with officers and committees named, including Dr. Janeman as chairman. The Populist group named permanent chairman Ole Lo Alien and listed key officers and reforms, while both gatherings closed with brief, direct resolutions.
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Fire Starts From Matches In Masonic Building On Jackson Street
Fire department responded at 6 this morning to the Masonic Building on Jackson Street between Sixth and Seventh for a blaze centered in a closet near the main stairway containing a large quantity of matches. The fire spread through a floor and into the hall before being extinguished, narrowly avoiding a much worse disaster had it occurred later at night. The cause remains uncertain, possibly dampness, with authorities noting the fire likely started from the matches.
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Aimsonio
Jackson Street
Durie
Wilmarth
Yih
Kansas 100 exposition stock subscription drive under way
Kansas banks receive stock subscription books for the Kansas 100 exposition. The board aims to secure participation across the state with Deere expected to be represented. Officials urge timely action and coordination through the state office.
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Kansas
Deere
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Real Estate Transfers Reported in Local Notices
Real estate transfer notices list parties and properties amid a dense column. Mentions include individuals and local entities navigating filings and acknowledgments, with dates and parcel identifiers partially readable in the fragmented OCR. The item reflects routine property transfers in a community record.
Bryan Speaks to Workingmen on Liberty and Tyranny
A fragmentary speech attributed to Bryan discusses freedom, monarchy, and the rights of working people. It critiques universal claims of liberty, warns against unchecked powers over territories like Puerto Rico and Cuba, and emphasizes the need for laborers to shape government policy rather than elites. The rough text shows era-leaning political critique and calls for equal protections, with references to historical figures and ideologies.
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Thane
Warat
Ora Weitton
Baton
Val- Laine
Congress
United States
Sathway
Tillotson in Chicago campaign team amid allies
An item notes Tillotson in Chicago with political allies working in conjunction with the committee during the campaign. The fragment references Parines and names connected to the effort, indicating coordinated activity in the civic effort.
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Namies
Fragmentary OCR notice from a unidentified page
Incomplete text from an old newspaper page segment. The readable portions mention names Lek Dapinlete Dennis Fiyne Ohlshems and Ches Reecish cognate tat eas oak ene eres Sen. The fragmentary nature prevents definite events or actions to summarize.
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Labor Day Parades Highlight Seventies Era Unity
Governor Roosevelt addresses labor crowds amid large turnouts in multiple cities. In New York and Washington parades draw thousands with uniforms and marching bands as business districts close. Jersey City hosts a Trade Council event with city officials reviewing the procession.
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Kwang 8 Us Agent Lectures in San Francisco
A Shanghai born agent named Kwang 8 Us lectured in San Francisco delivering an impassioned address to a large audience at the Jackson Street theater. The speaker, described as a co Zepe sor of China, urged collection and reform as the deposed emperor Kwang Su and empress dowager inspired tears among the listeners. Kai Tin arrived in San Francisco with his address and message for the crowd.
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Campaign speakers list for governor race district by district
A fragmented listing shows Republican speakers slated for a campaign event schedule across counties including Fort Scott Seneca Herington and Hutchinson. Names mentioned include Frank Nelson Levi Humbarger Gaborns and Grant Harrington among others with dates targeting midweek and weekend appearances.
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Yukon River Steamer Bonansa King Wrecked in Fifty Mile
Wreck of the Yukon river steamer Bonansa King near Fifty Mile River, with crew reports from the site arriving in Beattle, Washington. British vessel Dutch involved. authorities and Canadian officials discuss a gas of tensions as crews move toward Vancouver.
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Roosevelt path blamed by Silver Republicans amid race talk
D O SeUray, secretary of the Silver Republican state committee, pushes Major John M. Brown of the Twenty third Kansas as a Roosevelt frontrunner, claiming Brown led the San Juan Hill charge while Roosevelt did not. The discussion ties race to political maneuvering at the Kansas City convention as Ocean rates rise in Liverpool talks.
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Market Report Notes Steady Cattle and Hogs at Chicago
Today's market digest reports cattle receipts at 34,000 with steady prices, hogs at similar tone, and U S traders awaiting further signals. Officials project continued activity into tomorrow with clothing and textile sectors showing tentative gains amid mixed demand.
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Charlestown Star Struggles with Ward Plan in St Louis
In St Louis on September 2, reports indicate local officials grapple with ward boundaries and voting districts amid municipal tensions. Details are fragmented but center on governance and potential redistricting actions.
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