Political rhetoric on silver and party loyalties in Kansas
A digest of editorials and speeches arguing for free silver at the existing ratio, criticizing Democrats for gold standard loyalty, praising Populists' past stance, and urging Republicans to back silver coinage to enact legislation. It discusses figures like Cleveland, Overmyer, and local politicos, and notes campaign fund estimates and labor day remarks.
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Tumee
Overmyer
Doster
Couldweill
Dodge City
Silvers
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Asme
Li le
Sliver
Omaha
Colorado
Nevada
Congress
Theo
Republican Party
Kansas
Friends of Sliver
Interesting Theater Show at The Musee and Free Thinkers Meet
Yesterday afternoon and evening the Theater formance at the top drew applause for the dramatic piece Trite as Steel and a troupe of Japanese performers. A remarkable juggling display and a 15 minute roller skating act kept the Topeka audience laughing. Tonight the show repeats free. The fourth annual Free Thinkers convention opens Thursday at 10 a.m. in Lincoln Post hall, four days, non partisan and non sectarian. Invitations extended to all. Also Whitney’s fruit pies and puddings touted as the city’s finest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UN Free Thinkers Issocia
Lincoln Post
Prof
W. Bell
Chicas
Jan John Epameeing
Avchian
Re Lathrop
al Tobetej Ali
Mra
KN. Wardasil
T. Subjecta
Attitude of Japan Chancellor Tanabe on Korea and War History
Special correspondence in New York profiles Ka tmasabro Tanabe and Hoshi gechi, Japanese consular officials guiding commerce as tensions with China rise. The chancellor recounts Korea history from Hideyoshi to Tokugawa, notes past attempts at friendship, current policy of support with China unclear, and stresses Japan as guardian of eastern civilization while seeking to keep Korea independent.
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Consaleta
New York
Koresa
Tanabe
Chive
Hideyoshi
Korea
China
Theeslao
Japan
Hideyoubi
Far East
Karen
Rhree
Wur
Legation
Nagasaki
Peninental
Hing Li Hung Chang
Koreas
Koros
Min
Mr. Tanshe
Local notes mix with gossip in Sterling Bulletin items
Sterling Bulletin and Gazette buys Sterl ing Champion subscription list while town news ranges from a jailed boy in Florence to a horse accident in Norton. Rumors surface of rivalries in Lebanon and Gaylord, a Osbornesaught niece of Blaine, and editor Columbus Borin opposing female suffrage. Train robbers near Chicago introduce a new hold up trick as spring prospects stir local chatter.
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James Stairs
Sear Sterling
Whs
Plorence Bulletin
Barnes
Hooker
Decatur Countty
Ness County
Gaylord
Tue
Chicago
Joint of
Norton
Sterling Bulletin and Gazette
Sterliogg
Florence
Lebanon
Horace Gresley
Blaine
Osborne Buss Beau
Cedarville
Columbus Borin
Oberlin Eye
Kansas
Boriu
Isis
Peabody
Medford
Rea County
the Sterling Bulletin
Chan
Potwin Place Council Evening Brief Report
Ebenezer Wilson was out asene at the regular meeting of the Potwin Place council last evening and Is asion was a very peaceful one. Not all councilmen were present wither Mesars Hamilton and Ogiey not yet recovered from La Day excitement. After the minutes were disposed of the bill of the Grate Joungxar for 5.50 was allowed and ordered. No committee reports were given. Street Commissioner Hill was present with a few words.
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Potwin Place
Ebenezer Wilson
Asion
Wither
Mesars
Hamilton
Ogiey
H. Hill
Sewers, licenses, and sidewalks dominate council notes
A washed out sewer near Potwin caused odor and sidewalk mud debates. The council referred sewer issues to a committee and planned straight through-walks. Dr Brownfield’s case drew a crowd as his six year license expired and a new two dollar daily license proposal passed with vendors taxed to move across the street. Ewart lumber bill for 16 dollars approved after walks committee review. Police judge vacancy discussed. mayor to appoint if Mr. Henderson declines. session lasted under an hour.
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Committee of Sewers
Brownfields
Blath Street
Miller
Coiman Griffle
Aidewalk
W.M. Ison
Henderson
Union Pacific Route for Grand Acre Mery Natoust Encampment
Travel details from Millsburg Florida offer a low round trip fare of 21.60 for coaches and sleepers. Departures from Topeks via Asion Pavilion on Saturday September 8 with arrival Monday 7:30 am. Tickets on sale September 7 and 8 with valid return through September 25 1804. City agent A M Pour invites early reservations.
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G. A.M
Pittaborg
G A. H
Pittsburg
Lake Shore
Gurtdlda
Cleveland
Humphrey
Kansas City
Wilber
West
Pasa Act
Chicago
Union Pacific
Grand Acre Mery Natoust
Millsburs
Tupeks
Asion Pavilic
St Taturg
Thekete
Cood
A.M. Pour
Kaunns Avenue
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the State Journal
By Fearn P. MacLaxnax
Carniel
S&s
Krawsas
Syotra
Eluat
Agian
Sapasrid
Seaa Rials
Rae Jose
Mamie
Digbotia Ag
Wastinerox
Ager
Chalma
Breidenthal
Joba
P. P. Expess
Tilman
South Carolina
Kelly
Luwetuxo
McCasey
Logane
Saan
Dunia Fe Shupmien
Leluce Toey
Asybody
Torchlighs
Davin Ovanuyen
Alajor Alorell
Major Pickering
Gam
Catowxie
Cnacnosr
Dergn
Europes
Republic
Europa
Supreme Court of Kansas
Ats Cartals
Eivilien
Ton
THE
MUSEE
Whitneys
Touvenus
Attitude OF Japan
Imperial, Aluminum
Waverly
Sundriss
Batman & Townsend
Karatine
Wien
W. M. Hord
Kansas Avenue
Faron Ur
Geo. Burghart
Ai Kas Ave
Ation
H. Tal
Eine
Kinley & Lannan
Jackson Street
Topeka
Griggs & Axtell
West Sixth
Heius Company
Excelsior Coke and Gas Company
5Th
Kansas Ave
E. H Woolger
Mgr
Conrec
Jackson St
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