Old Soldiers Bryan Club Names 207 on Rolls
The Gla Soldier' bryan club has listed 207 old soldiers with company regiment and time of services. The executive committee invites all comrades to the next meeting at Hex Pramas on 2 th to present an address and to welcome all veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gla
Tryan
Capra
Oh. Moore
Die Nest
Chote
Jo Waters
J. Burkett
A.M
Ridfoe
Ani
C. J Miller Blanks
Katias Avene
Vicious Burglar Attacks Proprieter in Bengal City
The burglar entered a house late at night and confronted proprietor Coomber of Gains & Coomber. Coomber fired twice, wounding the intruder who lurched away leaving the proprietor with a wounded left arm and the burglar fleeing. Investigators report no clear clues yet as to the burglar’s identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bengal City
Sept
F. Coomber
Gains & Coumber
Hla
Fim
Coomber
Coomber's Left Ride, Laeky
Cyumnber
North Topeka notes and local visits in September
Local notes from North Topeka detail residents traveling to Paxico Alma and Manhattan, visitors from Silver Lake and Elmont, engagements, church and school figures, and upcoming events. Notable items include Miss Altna Payne and Byrd Watkins heading to Ramas City, Rev John Tracy’s return to Indiana, Major Henry Stillwell’s upcoming appearance, and the Epworth League convention in Topeka with Blue Post memorial services announced for September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Journal
Kimball
Kansas Avenue
A. A. Raub
Starity Jains
Reb
Wm Green
Wiheenst
Hartles Green
Boouville
Altna Payne
Byrd Watkins
Ramas City
Mike Thine
Lelia Rites
Manhattan
Bee
Maggie Riley
J. le Beverly
Alabel Cannif
Toluce
Afisé Canniff
North Topeka
Busser
North Q
Wine
Emporia
Riley
Manhattan Key
Dover
Z. F. Riley
Mra. W
Paramore
Henry Stillwell
Southwestern
Sally
Athet
Epworth Ieague
Kansas
Ministers in a Stew Replying to Politics at Topeka Meeting
Kansas ministers debated state and national politics at a Topeka gathering under Rev H D Plaher. Rev Fisher urged McKinley and the gold standard, calling for pulpit influence outside church walls and distribution of McKinley materials. The group backed a union gospel temperance revival to unite churches statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Plaher
Congress
Topeka
McKinley
J. A. Staveley
Martin & Dennis Church
Witt
Italco
DA Shule
Silver Lake
McKinley Meeiner
C.D. Dalton
Walnut Grove
Fisher
Major McKinley
Chicago
Staveley
Murrifl
D. N. Houghtelin
Carbondale
OM. B. Lodge
J. K. Hillmaster
Om.b
Rev
Gos. Dearborn
Leeds
Morrill
Motil
Stephens
Dempcrance Union
Union of All Temperance Forces
Billingsley
Kansas
Friends of the Cuure
Vicinits
Kansas State
Blue Not Interrupted Debated McKinley Debts and a Prayer
A reader letter in The State Journal recounts J W Forest's remarks about McKinley debts and a post meeting question at Colonel Blue’s meeting. The writer defends the timing and truth of the exchange stating the question was asked after the event and clarifies remarks on silver, free coinage and government stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Journal
Erie Record
McKinkey
Missionaires
Thayer
Col. Blue
Treasury
Populists nominate for Legislature in Pottawatomie County
Judge Fitzgerall of St Marys advised the Democratic state central committee on Friday that he expects to carry Pottawatomie County for the Populists. He said he was nominated for the legislature but tried to decline. now he aims to join the Bryan camp and help the ticket win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottawatomie County
Fitzgerall
St. Marys
Coneult
Democratic State Central Committee
Camp Aten
Morrill
Bryan
Slong
Coffey County
Bryan Club
W. P. Tinton
State Central Committee
Coffey Equity
le Rey
Leedy
Leedy and Snelling Speak in McPherson Park
In McPherson Sept 1 J W Leedy addressed a large afternoon crowd at 2 pm focusing on money issues and railway plans to cut prices for farm products after farmers sell to speculators. George Snelling spoke to a bigger crowd at night advocating free silver and cited leaving the Republican party after the St Louis convention if the 200 cent dollar option remained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPherson
J. W. Leedy
George Ro Sneliine
Mr. Leedy
Snelling
St. Louis
Which the proper ticket Fort Scott Scots fusion Populists
Fort Scott reports fusion Populists massing four points to tie state and national committees for ballot placement. They claim bolting Democratic nominees cannot appear on the official ballot due to alleged irregularities in delegate selection and Australian ballot provisions affecting nominations and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Scots
la Kasse
Breidse
Boltiruc
Horr Tales Tariff Draws Large Pittsburg Audience
R. G Horr addressed a crowd of several thousand in Pittsburg with a torch light procession beforehand. He delivered an exhaustive review of the tariff question and kept the audience in motion with pointed comparisons as the debate on the topic continued.
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Pittsburg
Sept
R. G Horr
Horr
Miriff
Savonburg Rally and McKinley Club Openings
Reports describe a September Savonburg joint rally for two congressional districts with Porterville Stark Elsmere and Ravonburg joining forces for a large turnout. Speakers include P Burris Frank Nelson and others as the Eskridge Wigwam hosts a Republican gathering amid new McKinley Club memberships.
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Savonburg
Sept. S
Porterville
Stark
Elsmere
Ravonburg
Kirkpatrick
P. Burris
Prank Nelson
Corn Output Tops Last Year in Kansas Report
Secretary F D Coburn releases August crop figures showing Kansas marketable corn at 224,000,000 bushels with most counties contributing higher yields. The report cites area yields,county totals, and preliminary estimates, noting drought and drying winds affecting conditions and moisture. Readings list county by county production and per acre yields, with several counties reporting 35 bushels per acre or more.
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F. D. Coburn
State Board of Agriculture
Guburre
Doniphan
Jemding
Jewell
Marshall
Nemeana
Washington
Bedewick
Republic
Jsklm
JePherson
I Riley
Risen Atchinon
Osage
Douetas
Lool
Miami
Wilkin
Marlon
Kinston
Pitutuser
Franklin
Shawnee
Leavenworth
Comey
Allen
Osborne
Neosho
WITS
Elk
Kingman
Ottewik
Harper
Wyndotte
Mobile
cHey
Brown
City
Johnsen
Pattiwatome
Marchal
Greenwood
Chaulaug
Assencers
Snapshot of Topeka News Highlights
A string of city notes from Topeka covers winter coal outlook and school admission exams, a diphtheria outbreak near town, council actions on appropriations, and upcoming events. Headlines mention Gen. Gemmell’s illness, bloodhound suggestion for jail, a court release, Flutel parade practices, and local electoral tensions.
Local incidents and arrests reported at the grounds and court
Palehen fell from a silky at the fuly grounds yesterday afternoon fracturing his wrist. Allen Miller, a janitor accused of stealing T. Bisque's bicycle, faces trial by Justice Grover tomorrow. Dock Manson, jailed for stealing Watermiion, received a two week delay to rustle One honey. He later surrendered due to inability to obtain it.
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Palehen
Allen Miller
T. Bisque
Justice Grover
Dock Manson
Hal
Justine Grover
Carriers' Extra Pay Claims Headed to Judge Lorenz
Judge Henry J. Lorenz, in San Francisco, proceeds to adjust long standing overtime claims of letter carriers dating from 1880s and 1890s. The suits stem from the 1891 Supreme Court ruling in Postextinct United States and cover extra work after hours amid new eight hour laws. Judge Lorenz plans to tour towns with carrier service before Utah, Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska. Also notes arrival of De Schlesinger at the National hotel and a patent remedy advertisement for baldness.
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Lorenz
San Francisco
Henry J. Loren
United States Court of Clams
Lorenzie
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
SSS
Mercer Farriers
Utah
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska - de Schlesinger
National Hotel
Surprises May Shape Wyoming Vote Says Governors
Fragmentary notes from a political column discuss Wyoming Governor prospects and potential party shifts. Observers anticipate evolving support for Bryan or McKinley, with mentions of Teller and Wolcott as possible leaders amid partisan debates and voter shifts. A Masonic funeral notice for Gideon appears, followed by short ad copy about mineral waters and local suppliers.
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Newmarket Mills
Sea Island
Soc
Yale
Dept
N. Y
MER, CO
East
Sixth Street
Ska
OLD Soldiens Bryan Club
Tts
Silsormsieds Tor Test Douks Ag Au
Cromwell & Jeffers
Kanab Ave
Nonth
Blue
J. W. Forest
A. W. Forest
Judge Fitzgerald
Leedy and Lewelling
Port Scott
Hore Tales Tariff
Eskridge
J. J Mitchell
McKinley Club
Nummers
Jewell City
F. Wallace
F. W. Bevington
A.W. Hinghes
Ingalls
Lawrence
Republican Central Committee
Douglas County
Yail
Baldwin
J. P .Harttie
C. A Smart
C. F. Scott
Second Ward
County Center
Silver Club
Nortonville
Overmyer
McNall
Neodesha
David Overmyer
Webb McNall
Coburn
Marshall's
Bradford
Zounge
Arma
Santa Fe Company
Board of Police Commissioners
Hob
Gemmell
Gardiner
Cty
Crtneinakis
Emily Herman
Topvica
W. Hi. Simpaca
Fanta Fy
Mentar
Board of Education
John Seely
Joe
Thompson Bros
Kansas Ave
Quincy St
Brass
Pth
Erying Mills
Hall
Wyoming
Galland
Vernal Richards
Wyrele
Alte
Derty
Brynol
Kinley
Denver
Feers
Culiree
Renater Teller
Wilver
Lesemuin
Tads Yeats
Mme
Teller
Benator Wolcott
Glbers
Topekw Longe No. 1
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
WB. Gideon
Breokren
Ley
Abe
Hiram W. Farnsworth
W. Phillips
W. Hightave
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