Jourisl Voice in Veteran Editor Wr. P. Tomlinson
A fragmented reader letter condemns overheated rhetoric in the Daily Evening Democrat, praising the Journal’s steady, civic reporting. It argues for accountability, criticizes sensationalism, and urges continued integrity to inform and guide the public in Kansas Avenue and beyond.
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Jourisl
Wr. P. Tomlinson
Enteer Wey P Demiltiere
Hans Avenue New
Lee Bowen
Elst
Seventy Street
Dolly
Tayle
Lew
Noturratwlate
MacLentan
Svurmel
Kansas Avenue
Nmakker
Renepatier
Bugek and
Gememt Foundation
Aife
Brent Steides
Fenre
the People
Fall Term Announces Private Instruction and Recitals
Department of Education announces fall term with private instruction available anytime and Saturday work sessions. Pupils may arrange recitals monthly at Institute Hall. Missouri Kansas Texas railway offers low excursion rates for August through September to the South for homesteaders and harvesters. We mend and sew on buttons free of charge at Peerless Steam Laundry.
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Aljee Caroline Beam
Institute Hall
Missouri, Kansas & Tesas Railway
Ith
Sik
Homersekers and Harvesters
Hansas City
Local Citizen criticizes party influence in state politics
ML Garver of Wichita writes to Secretary Stephens alleging the Brotherhood has little state political power and is federal run. He questions the influence of Republican lawmakers and notes letters from Senator Charles F. Stutt and Professor Swentson about the party’s lack of sway.
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ML Garver
Wichite
Sebich
O. Me
Stephens
Iclone
Feeral
Sente
Sente Seamtor
Charles F. Stutt
Swentson
Ofml Ly Sithoat
Off for Colorado and a hunting trip from Topeka
George Seward and companions plan a Colorado hunting expedition leaving by rail to Newcastle Colo and overland into the mountains in search of boar and game. Friends anticipate a feast of wild meat upon their return. Also, Savensburg Bank reaches a depositors agreement with about 90 percent of claims to issue certificates for deposits and avoid liquidation. Lake View grows as a summer resort with fresh mineral waters and recent improvements.
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George Seward
Will Eyus
Jesse Elfintt
George M. Seward
Colorado
Char
Savensburg Bank
J. W. Breidenthal
Savensbupe
Bank of Savensburg
Politics in Kansas Gossip and League Growth
President Ed H. Maison of the Republican League visits the city. Mr Madison states the league has grown to over 10,000 members statewide with more than 300 leagues. He claims the organization will be more effective in mobilizing voters and supporting ticket candidates.
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Ed H. Maison
Republican League
Madison
Ingalls and Baker’s lengthy rain soaked trip
Ex Senator John J. Ingalls and Senator Baker visited Leavenworth and Oskaloosa. They spoke to farmers at the Oskaloosa fairgrounds for over three hours, rode back to Leavenworth in a buggy despite heavy rain, and reached the National hotel about nine after dark before boarding a train home.
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Leavenworth
John J. Ingalls
Oskaloosa
Baker
National Hotel
Atehiean
Fair Grounds
Baker and Ingalls
Silver League Speech Disrupted by Rain in Arkansas City
In Arkansas City on September 4 L C Boyle spoke to residents about the Silver Club hours after C R Mitchell began his remarks before a rainstorm dispersed the meeting. Mitchell plans another date and W L Brown of Kingman will speak on September 5. The bimetallic union met Monday night amid heavy rain and added six new members to the group.
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Arkansas,ay
L. C. Boyle
Silver Club
C. R. Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
W. L. Brown
Kingman
Silver versus gold spar with Bay and brothers
A fractured note details Sowa Sliver Man backing a gold standard advocate in Carson Bay and Kirk Bros amid a trading stalemate. A silver certificate swap is attempted offering 5 percent silver dollars, but no gold is attainable. Bay pushes for certificates while editors defend gold as the honest money for national business.
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Sowa
Hole Kingdom
Carson Bay
Kirk Bros
Vera Ehogli
Bryan Silver Club Formed With 115 Members
The Bryan silver club of emakers has teen creatised tene with B. Sockrell president and Wo. Octinger secretary. A. A. Stew art and W. S. Gisas addressed the last meeting.
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Feends
White Metel
Pie Ay
Bryan Silver Club of
Emakers
B. Sockrell
Wo. Octinger
A. A. Stewart
W. S. Gisas
Clay Center Hosts Free Silver Club After Talks
In Clay Center on a Tuesday night after speeches by E C Little and Rev J D Botkin, a free silver club was formed attracting over 600 attendees. Senator Petter along with Botkin and Little spoke to a large Populist crowd the following Wednesday afternoon, with broad reception and enthusiastic gathering.
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Clay Center
Bryan
E. c. Little
J.D. Botkin
Broughton
Toadé
Senator Petter
J. D. Botkin
EC Little
Petter
Little
Long Campaign at Dighton with Elder George
Congressmen Long spoke yesterday at Dighton engaging a large crowd for nearly three hours. Hitler A. P. George followed with a concise, pointed address after Long’s remarks.
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Dighton
George
Congressman Long
Mr. Long
Hitler A. P. George
Burton at Erie Addresses Largest Audience Ever Gathered
R Burton spoke for over two hours at the city park in Erie on Tuesday night addressing the largest political gathering yet seen in the city He held the immense audience in close attention and received praise as the event ended with many hands shaken and words of commendation.
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Erie
Sept
J_. R. Burton
Colored Men Adjourn as Populist Ticket Endorsed
Silver State League backs the Populist state ticket and calls for a 15 delegate national Silver League gathering in Chicago. Attendance noted as small on September 2. RW Tarser urges all Free Silver clubs in Kansas to report work done, list locations and names.
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Senhor
Teker Pifteen
National Silver League
Moet
Chicago
Free Silver Clube of
Kansas
RW. Tarser
Allee Silver Clubs
Republican party dates set for Marion Brostus campaign
The Republican state central committee announces campaign stops for Marion Brostus of Lancaster district Pennestrania. Abilene September 25 Ellsworth September 27 Topeka September 28. Ellsworth rally is a barrecks event and Topeka speech accompanies Labour das excerciars on the first day of Full Festivities. A L Coleman named state senator. Seneca hosts county Republican convention at 2 PM nominating Coleman GW Johnson JBE Corwin Wand worth Linn Strong and other officials.
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A. L. Coleman
Seneca
Sept
Oilock
GW. Johnson
J BE. Corwin
R Wandworth
D. M. Linn
C. A. Strong
Political rallies and party figures sweep through Kansas in early September
Across Lawrence Great Bend Clyde Clifton and nearby towns crowds gathered for Republican and silver Republican events. John F Scanlon of Chicago spoke in Lawrence as part of a state central committee series. Calderhead addressed Brantford attendees. Attitudes toward silver and gold factions surfaced as Seabrook spoke in Wilsey and Burton in Harvard.
Mount Hood Eruption Spooks Climbers Near Summit
A Mount Hood eruption on a Wednesday created steam smoke and falling rocks while a party of 22 climbers led by Witam Killingeworth reached the summit. A massive boulder struck Fay Killingsworth, throwing her into a water-filled crevasse. she survived with serious bruises as others escaped with scratches. The avalanche moved past quickly and the scene returned to quiet in about ten minutes.
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Portland
Ure
Mount Hood
Witam Killingeworth
Mount Hood Inn Safety
Reed City postmaster appointment sparks local talk
Reed City Mich September 4 W A Strang named postmaster after Chicago convention influence. Dickinson ally Gilbert reported a change in the postmastership and warned of a new support shift before a forthcoming nomination.
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Reed City
Mich
Don MM Dickinson
W. A. Strang
Strang
Chicago Teket
George Gilbert
Dickinson
King
Gilbert
Tomorcow
Street Railway Fails in Columbus Receivership
Columbus Central Street Railroad company enters receivership with George H. Worthington of Cleveland appointed. Sunday notes report Newport residents under routine winter arrangements. Norwport details mixed. In Burr Oak a McKinley club forms with 200 members, HI Horner as president and W S Canan as secretary.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus. O
Columbus Central Street Railroad Company
George Hl, Worthington
Cleveland
Burr Oak
McKinley Club
HI Horner
W. S. Canan
North Topeka Social News Briefs Include Local Visitors
Local notes from North Topeka list residents in and out of town, visits from Chicago and Kansas City, malarial fever updates, a surprise party at Wille and Walter Pollum's home, and a missing horse recovered in Alma. Several residents travel, attend concerts, or plan trips to Colorado, Manhattan, Bradford, and Colorado Springs.
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State Journal
Kimball Printing Co
Kansas Avenue
Missouri
Kemper
Kansas City
S.E. Flenkorn
Janetion City
George Lyon
Chicago
Bertha Rowley
J. F. Custenborder
George Stoker
George Whiteman
Menoken
North Side
Bessie Henry
Bradford
Manhattan
J. E. Delman
Maniorn
Jessie Priddy
Colorado Springs
Wille
Walter Pollum
D- Loop
Hull
Neb
DC. Hewitt
Loop
Glen Perkins
Alma
ED. Small
Union Pacific
Bi Lyon
W. C. Lyon
Dr Warner
Misa Maude Atttehell
Mra
A.M. Petro
Cunker City
Mises Daley
Lille Houghtelin
Jerseyville
Mims “Grace
Charles McKee
HH. Fowler
Anna
Rev. Grendenning
North
Wornpany
Sling
Chine Bet
Pleasant surprise party in West Gordon street
A small gathering in Miss Lenile Hrdret’s neighborhood hall featured a pleasant surprise party hosted by Mieves Formea Strickrutt and Landa Hyhobaurm. Guests included Mises Annus Kramer Anna Durein and many neighbors. Music and refreshments were served as attendees list extended to Solon McGee Wal Seybold Frank Wahl Theo Muller and others.
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Hss
Ametican
Mieves
Formea Strickrutt
Landa Hyhobaurm
Mises Annus Kramer
Anna Durein
Antants Rein
Minnie Sruth
Lena Strickmner
Mau Schnele
Ametta Seybold
Eindres
Lena
Grant Birthplace Located With Memorial Plans
Columbus report states the cottage where General Grant first slept is at Point Pleasant in Clermont County. A state board has erected a memorial honoring the ironworks and the building will be moved and rededicated during the coming week as part of a local exposition.
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Columbus
Grant
Polst Pleasant
Clermont County
Lowe
State Board of Aectenitere
Teulfollies
Lorie Iron
Cloudburst at Manitou disrupts Colorado Springs area
A cloudburst near Manitou Colorado Springs caused heavy damage and washed out streetcar tracks and roads. Communication cut, trains delayed, and large sections of the town suffered flood damage. A carnival masquerade is announced with plans for a big dance for Topeka youths.
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Colorado Springs
Manitou
Ule
Gene Ware
Yours Fellowes
Topeka
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Silver State League
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West OF England
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Ryan Club
Congressman Calderhead
Clifton
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Calderhead
Camp Aien
Clones
New York
Clyde
McKinney
JR Burton
Howard Harvard
J. R. Burton
Opera House
St Louis
Winchester
Jefferson Township
L Seabrook
Wilsey
Wilser
S. L. Seabrook
Ed Madison
Newportewport
Cornelius Vanierhit
Weluy
Newport
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