Bryan at Home as Thousands Welcome Nominee
Lincoln crowds greet Mr Bryan on his return nomination night. About 600 attend as brass bands play and citizens cheer, guiding the candidate from depot to carriage. A reception forms at his home with citizens and visiting clubs, while later a platform event is planned in a white-taped hall.
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Lincoln
Nets
Bryan
Tein
Math
Elthems
Bastita
Banis
Beysn
Gerbera
Deley
Berita
Hirsan
Lincoln bound train crowd cheers at Pacific Junction rally
Onisha Nebraska voters gathered en route to Lincoln for a political rally as supporters discussed currency policy, prosperity, and the upcoming election. The scene included a gaily decorated platform near the depot with a marching band and speeches praising the Republican ticket and economic plans.
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Pacific Jonttion
Ser
Tiryen
Talue
Bryan Pen
Mir Toseish
Pat Sue
Alec Ofan
Jane
Exowel
Netenelinas
John P St John and Prohibition Party State Ticket
A discussion outlines a possible state ticket for governor with John P St John or Pickering as Catholic candidate, while temperance leaders consider a merger plan. The Prohibition party faction, backed by the State Temperance union, aims to curb medical and political influence in the race. Separately a diphtheria case in Belle Emmon’s family is noted, with death likely linked to disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
Gueitorn
Prohibition Party
Aa Tye
Elking
John P. St John
Pickering
State Temperance Union
Armenian Refugees Halted by Constantinople Orders
A Constantinople dispatch to the Herald says orders have been issued to stop further consignments of Armenian refugees from the RusAlah ports as overstocked Fuu aia 19 declines to receive more emigrants. Some Armenians already embarked were landed in Israel.
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Russia
Aronian
New York
The
Herald
Constantinople
Rusalah
Ktop
Fuuaia
Usain Inst Pleht
Bryan to visit Kansas City on weekend plan
The Committee of Fifteen seeks direct talks with William J. Bryan in Kansas City on Friday night into Saturday morning to decide if he will attend Topeka for Fall Festival week. A special state-wide tour by Bryan is outlined with a Mississippi route and campaign events across Missouri.
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Committee of Fifteen
Bryan
Kansas City
Wiliam J. Bryan
Kaneas City
Bryan Il
Champ Clark
Lees
Democraty
Tne
Missouri
State Committee
Burnlaeton
Col
John Carroll
Unionville
Cuniron
Chillicothe
Hannibal
Lousigna
Senator Jones
Seibert
Betbert
Breen
Lattr
Inky
Lincoln
Kansay City
St. Joseph
Briyan
Hunags City
Kanens
Brean
Burkeston
Governor Morrill Firesteps Kansas City Police Board Change
Governor Morrill removed Clafin from the Kansas City Police Board and appointed Peterson, following a central committee report on primaries. The move aims to satisfy factions and ensure fair primaries, with Crum noted as a subcommittee member. Also mentions travel promos and other political notes in brief.
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Kansas City
Morrill
Karida
L. Crum
Ordr
Arkansas Vote Shapes Dem Majority At Least Forty Thousand
A dispatch from Little Rock reports that Democratic gains in Arkansas push the statewide ticket to an over fifty thousand majority, with estimates around 65,000. Populists total roughly 12,000 to 15,000. Remmel and other Republicans lag, and Jones leads by about 20,000 to 40,000 over rivals. County results show heavy turnout and strong bimetallic and silver stances influencing the outcome.
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Little Rock
Noicense Liicense
Little Tkeck
Ark
Arkansas
Spechel
Democratic State Central Committee
Jones
Indlaean Vass
Chicago
Hemmel
Remmel
McKinley
Fonen
Fries
Clarkes
Dan W. Dunex
Pulse County
Alexander C. Hult
Boone
Kinsworthy
Clarks
Clay Sloane
Lawrence
Ransom Gilley
Tzard
J.F. Ritchie
Jefferson
W. G. Vincenheller
Washington
HG. Bunn
Occuehue
8. P Hughes
Pulaaki
Faulkner
Lafayette
Woodruff
Jackson
Joints Warned to Stop Liquor Sales in Topeka Area
Deputy Sheriff Bert Lucas visited at least six local joints, ordering immediate cessation of liquor sales or arrest. In Crawford Opera House area and other North Topeka locations, managers promised to close or cease selling alcohol. Most venues identified as 0. M. BA lodges, with warnings given at Bart Sixth Street, Renesas Avenue, Kansas Avenue, and Smoky Row.
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Bert Lucas
Crawford Opera House
Buila |Ing
Oscar Lucas
Jake Nesky
Nesky
Renesas Avenue
Lucas
Walt Richards
Richards
Wilson
Bart Sixth Street
Kansas Avenue
Elewsler
Werd Curtis
Hesan
N Topeka
Smoky Row
North Topeka
Sly
Laurent
Norris
May Resch 75,000. Jones majority predicted in state returns
May Resch reports from Little Rock on September 2 that yesterday's election returns show Jones leading by about 5,000 to 10,000 votes, with open counts and widespread claims of a fair vote. Democratic ticket reportedly wins by a larger margin than ever before, though official tallies are not yet complete.
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St Louis
Sept. S
Post-Dispatch
Little Rock
Ark
W. J. Carroll Armatrong
Democratic State Central Committee
Sliver
Memphis
Tenn
Caramorcil-Appeal
Arkansas
Block. Aris
Dan W. Jones
Govermaer
Faulkner
Lafayette
Pheetty
Tleker
White County
Jones
Sharp County
Bt. Lewis
Arkaneas
Tan W. Jones
Arkianiats
Andas
Remmel
Rep
Milter
Pru
Colonel Jones
Clarke
Government Plans Japanese Colonization in Mexico
San Diego reports negotiations in Mexico City between the government and Japanese Colonization association for 300 600 acres in Chiapas. Advices suggest immediate settlement of families and coolies to grow coffee tobacco and entrain to establish steamship links from Yokohama to Mexican ports to foster commerce and connection with Japan.
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Mexico
San Diego
Cal
Japanese Colonizntion Association
Chiapin
Japanese Men Coming To the Government Commissioner of Commerce and Industry
Shoenomoto
Yokohama
Honoluli
San Benito
Chiapes
Eureka man shoots fiancé after jealousy sparks tragedy
Webster, a man from Severy, Kansas, shot his fiancée Maud Roberts in Eureka county late last night after she disobeyed his ban on seeing other men. He waited at Piedmont and returned to shoot. she was wounded in the back but may recover. Webster was jailed in Eureka.
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Eureka
Kan
Derry
Webster
Severy
Maud Roberts
Miss Roberts
Piedmont
Salvation Army
Jalil
Prejudice ruling on Sunday labor disturbs churchgoers
The Fourth district appellate court rules that plowing on Sunday in sight of churchgoers does not disturb the peace. The decision interprets section 76 as banning only conduct that disrupts peace and public order, not work or amusement on Sunday. The case involved Seventh Day Adventists who observe Saturday as Sabbath. Also noted: First Presbyterian church to select a new pastor on Sept 17 after Rev. Dr. Alderson resigns. A jeweler's daughter fractures her arm after a fall from a fence on Tyter street. John Deere Plow Co sues Topeka bicycle dealer Golmis for 279.18 over bicycles purchased.
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Mt. Vernor
Sept. S
The
Fourth Dlertct
Foll
Alderson
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Alderson
Giant grain elevator plan to span the Midwest to Liverpool
President Stickney of Chicago Great Western engineers a sweeping scheme to build a chain of gigantic grain elevators from Kansas City to Minneapolis with terminals in St Paul Buffalo and possibly Liverpool. The plan, backed by Ansel Oppenheim and three corporations, aims to consolidate grain buying and handling across the southwest and control major trade channels.
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St Paul, Minn
A. B. Stickney
Chicago Great Western Railway
Inter- Biite Commerce Commission
Chicago
Bir Stinkney
Europe
Ansel Oppenheim
Oppenheim
Interstate Commerce Commission
Stickney
Iowa Development Company
Anglo-American Grain and Provision Company
Great Western
Commission
Becanac
Oppenhilué
London
Lsy
Gerat Railway
Chies Great Western Railway
Oh Fows Development Company
Anglo-American Grain and Provision Co
St Paul
Ae Oceanas
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Omahe
Leavenworth
Topeka
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Buffalo
Liverpool
Southwest
Mfe
Pease Arrested For Blocking Sidewalk In Topeka
Colorado ranchman C A Pease was arrested by Patrolman Bahl for obstructing a sidewalk near Sixth Street and Kansas Avenue. Pease, 60, said to be a veteran rancher, argued the money question as crowds gathered, with officials warning him to address issues off the sidewalk. Authorities urged leniency and suggested he speak in the street rather than block pedestrian passage.
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Colorado
A Pease
Topeka
Bahl
Pease
Sixth Cirest
Kansas Avenue
Patroimian Bahl
Zeiter
Mr. Pease
Mr Upon
Gardiner
Aroud
Elitson
Took Opium To Die In A Lodging House
Charles Barnett a tinsmith working for C P Barnett and company was found unconscious in a rear room at Mrs Cochran's lodging house 12 East Fifth Street by Detective Zeller. City Physician Mitchell said death was imminent from morphine overdose in a personal crisis. Barnett had left home at 221 Branner Street yesterday afternoon after sending his wife with pills and other items. He had a troubled demeanor recently and had warned his wife goodbye before this fatal episode.
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Charles Barnett
C. P. Barnett
East Fourth Street
Mrn
Barnett
The Irrepressibles Plan Socialist Labor Ticket
W. Bennington and Cyrus Corn ing doubt there are enough voters and tickets to offer a presidential choice this election. They are organizing a Socialist-Labor ticket to back Matchett and McGuire. Kennington says a ticket will be named at an upcoming convention after receiving a call.
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Bennington
Cyrus Corning
Matchett
McGuire
Cunduets
Kennington
Leland in town amid Kansas City and Chicago plans
In town Leland notes uncertainty over pub headquarters in Kansas City and possible moves to Chicago or Kansas and Nebraska. He doubts McKinley plans to visit Topeka. A Hot Springs report notes William J. Little Mercantile Co. failure, assets above fifty thousand, and receiver John G. Sumpfer appointed.
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Leland
Kansas City
Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
McKinley
Topeka
Kansas City Times
Hot Springs
Ark
William J. Little Mercantile Company
Tts
Cal
John G. Sumpfer
Tt Io
Lockwood Mfg Co Faila Philadelphia
Lockwood Manufacturing, makers of patent feeding tunes, assigns to James S Freeland, secretary. No asset statement available, but debts will be large. Company capital is $100,000, in business forty years. plant well equipped with valuable machinery. Past activity was lively, but recent collections improve yet business declined.
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Lockwood Mfg Co
Faila
Philadelphia
Lockwood
James S Freeland
Lectures and meetings mark Topeka agenda for Thursday
John Hadford will lecture on The Battle of Waterloo at Sixth and Quincy. Mary J. Lang sues for divorce from John P. Lang over maintenance. A free silver meeting nets ex-Senator John Martin Col D Scott and J J Miller at Lukens Opera House. Shawnee county W T U holds annual meeting at Lowman chapel with two sessions and A H L Vante speaks. School admission exams impose a test term and a student meeting at 3 a m at the Flower parade planning session at Judge Furrs office has inter ested urged to attend.
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John Hadford
Sixth
Quincy
Mary J. Lang
Guetrich Court
John P. Lang
Lukens’ Opera House
North Topeka
John Martin
Col. D. Scott
J. J. Miller
Shawnee County
Lowman Chapel
HL Vante
Judge Furrs
Hassas Avenue
Glick May Co Would Seek Missouri Ally for Interior Post
A Missouri political figure tied to the new interior secretary is named as a potential backer for Governor Glick's removal. Reports claim Democrat allies plan to "clean house" of federal officeholders in the state, with Francis in line to become interior secretary and Burgess pressing for the shift.
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Miscourt
Francis
Interior
Missouri
Burgess
Burcors
Glick
Widd
Audi & Move
Kasmer
Washington
Glick Assis
Cleveland
Rumor and Church Case Stir Local Politics
Local figures dispute a rumor of removal threats against railroad commissioner candidate G Lume. Rev Mr Olden’s Church conflict at First Street district court, led by FL Al Frasier, involved accusations of wrongdoing and a required amendment deadline.
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Oldan
Olden
First Street
FL al Frasier
Tutte Hagen
Harricon Company Sues Marron for Sale of Telephones
In district court Harricon Company seeks to set aside a sheriff led sale of 128 telephones three weeks after an estate dispute arose. The case involves City of Leavenworth property and the Leavenworth Public Library charter filings with multiple incorporators and local trustees.
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Herricon Company
Marron International Telephone Constmction
Han Be Fun Cult
Sheriff Upler and CO
Assignment of City Teachers
City teachers assignments will not be released until Saturday at the regular teachers meeting. A rumor claimed the board would announce them at the meeting tomorrow. Superintendent David Conwell will not return from Colorado at this time.
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Board of Education
David Con
Colorado
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America
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Cuneo
Portland
Pullman Westinddey
Grand Trunk
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White Mountains
Americn
Deion
Cieege
Weloek
Morrow
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St Lovty
Set
Chatrmas Sarnace
Woodward
Manhattan
Jim Woodwant
Patrilman Ewing
Bree Silver League
Pene Carters
Torah Order Af
Jessa Perpley
Jordan
Bell del
Jones Thinis
Democratic National Committee
Epeakine
South
Vermont
New Ireland
Harry Webster
W. N. Morrison
Tyter Street
John Deere Plow Company
BP Golmis
Great Western Railway
C. A. Pease
Corning
X Leland
Glick May CO
Pension Office
Joseph
Lowe
Spree G Lume
Remr
Pore
Public Library
Leavenworth Public Libery Association
Mr Parale
Bry
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