Rally of Railroaders in Crawford's Opera House
Missouri Railroad Commissioner Florey and Kansas City conductor Welch spoke at a Republican rally in Crawford's Opera House. The crowd was small with about fifteen in the balcony. Piatey introduced. Welch entertained while urging railroad men to unite, press for elective offices, and push anti silver policies to improve conditions for laborers and the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florey
Missouri
Welch
Kansas City
Kateas
Crawford's
Opera House
John Griley
Yockey
Joseph Piater
Mulload
Piate
McKinley
Poteet
Foukey Editerd
Wiliam Welch
Kalieis
United States
Kandae
Balance of
Newen
Moe Sud
Birsther Railways
Divide the Silver Vote Plank Backed by Beekman Campaign
A reform era notice reports a plan to split the silver vote aiding J W Beekman. It cites manipulated petitions in Cowley County urging A M Scott Creswell Township to run, with Republican organizers supporting Cyr Leland and denouncing opposing statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Beekman
Z. V. Beek
Cowling
A. M. Scott
Cyr Leland
Grsy
Bryan Support Moves In White County Pastor's Resignation
The notice describes Pastor William Kelan of the Mortz Society church in White County, Nebraska, renouncing allegiance to St. Louis postform nominees and declaring support for Bryan and free silver. It notes his long service as a minister and educator, his recent residence in Topeka, and his alignment with Bryan in Monticello communications.
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Willam Kelan
Mortz Soc Eer
Nebraska
William Kelan
White County
Peke
Kan
St. Louis
Postform
Bryan
Monticello
Democracs
Politiquith
Bryan & Co
Retan
Monticello Schooit
Burdetteville
Christian Church
Tobeka
Kansan
Hoyt Debates Stir Topeka Republican Rift
A fragmented report covers a Mayetta home event dated to Hext where Crane of Holton and Miller of Topeka debated, Crane defending old fashioned Republican views while Miller claimed Silver Republican stance. Afterward two Republicans, Thos Stewart and C Housknecht, signed the Silver list amid broader Bryan support.
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T_neticed
Inet
Crane
Holton
Atr I. Miller
Topeka
Biter
Silver Club
Miler
Miller
Reception for Long and Vandivert Honor Chester L Kinsie
Republicans of Edwards County held a convention and nominated William N. Beesley for representative by acclamation. Chester T. Long arrived at 2 oclock and was escorted by veterans to the opera house. a large audience witnessed the reception and Lang spoke in the evening at Judge Vandivert's home. Senator Ingalls spoke at Rocks County Fair to about 5000. Republicans in Minneapolis form a club with 200 members under Rees as president, while Democrats in the county plan to vote McKinley.
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Kinsie
Edwardss County
William N. Beesley
Chester T. ‘Long
Vandivert
Opera House
Kinalay
Congmeman Lang
Ingalls
Rocks County Fair
Stockton
Senator Ingalls
Poffer
McKinley
Minneapolis
Rees
Tule
A. R B. Parton
Mine Republicans join Silver League organized at Oak Hill
Oak Hill September report states a free silver league with six percent members has been organized. Nine members were formerly Republicans. Elected officers include President J. Coheen, Vice President Jas Ewing, Secretary W W Stewart, Treasurer Fred Wendt, and county executive committee member J W Luckridge.
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Silver League
Oak Hill
Sept
Oak Hi
J. Coheen
Jas. Ewing
W.W. W. Stewart
Fred Wendt
J. W. Luckridge
Madison rallies Republicans across towns in early September
Ed H Madison president of the State Republican League held a well attended meeting at the court house with visitors from all regions. McKinney club expanded by fifteen new members while George Plumb spoke for the Pitapias and Silver club. Total Jackson township membership reached two hundred thirty as excitement builds. In Washington 3000 people gathered to hear remarks by S G Harrad on tariff and silver leading to strong Republican sentiment.
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Ed Madison
Ed H. Madison
State Republican League
Court House
McKinney
George Re
Emporia
Horr Taikes
Washington
G. Harrad
Aeoe House
Tari
Anderson for Senator Nominated in Ottawa and Bultha Counties
Sept 14 Minneapolis. The Republican convention for the Thirty first senatorial district, covering Ottawa and Bultha counties, met here yesterday and nominated Thomas Anderson of Saline County.
Douglas and Beekman Campaigning at Beekman Club
The McKinley club in Rabetha reports 460 members as John Zag, a Democratic farmer, joins. Stephen A Douglas spoke at the opera house with J D Bil liken presiding. Beekman addressed the crowd in the evening while Democrats join the McKinsey Club. Marshall's band performed at Garfeld Park.
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Douglas
Beekman
Stephen A Douglas
J. D. Billiken
Judge Beekman
McKinsey Club
Rabetha
McKinley Club
John Zag
Marshall
Garfeld Park
Special trains planned for Topeka Fall Festival
Railroad passenger agents from Santa Fe Rock Island Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific meet to organize extra trains and inducements to draw crowds for the Topeka Fall Festival and State Reunion. Santa Fe will run trains from Ottawa and surrounding areas Missouri Pacific from Fort Scott Rock Island from northern junction points Union Pacific from Junction City and nearby areas to boost attendance and traffic during the festival week.
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Topeka
Deyeke
W. J. Black
Santa Fe
T. J. Anderson
Ansis
Genera
Rock Island
J. B. Frawley
Union Pacific
Kansas City
Charles FE. Styles
Missouri Pacific
Atchison
J. H. Lyon
Pasenger
Miebouri Pacific
Ottawa
Newton
Fort Scott
Junction City
Eleven Kansas guard companies to attend Topeka festival
State militia units from Marlon Newton Cottonwood Falls Burlingame Emporia Manhattan Lawrence Garnett Paola and two Kansas City Kaw companies to camp at Topeka for the Topnics Fall Festival and State Reunion from September 28 to October 17. They will be armed, furnished, and provided rations by the Committee of Fifteen with Colonel Perry Holsington of Newton commanding. Major General J W P Hugs to oversee the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas National Guard
Marlon
Newton
Cottonwood Falls
Burlingame
Emporia
Manhattan
Lawrence
Garnett
Paola
Kansas City
Kaw
Fox
Kansas
Cycle Parade Planned With Special Floats and Light Displays
A big Fall Festival bicycle parade was discussed at a council chamber meeting on Tuesday night. Captain J B Doney was elected chairman and Morris Schiegel secretary. Doneyson will supervise the demonstration. Plans include four parade characters and floats like The Seven Ages and The Spirit of the Wheel, with colored lights. A follow up meeting next Monday at the T A A rooms aims to register riders citywide, including women cyclists, and to invite clubs from across the state to participate.
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Council Chamber
J. B. Doneywon
Morris Schiegel
Doneyson
al Topeka
Clean Up the City Before Pes Oval Week
Dr. L. Grubbs of the city board of health urges a cleaned up city for sanitary reasons before Pes Oval week. He proposes mounted sanitary officers to inspect alleys and serve notices to owners of alleys not in proper condition to enable full rounds. The board laments the failed garbage ordinance and calls for action to improve the city to attract residents and protect investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. ¥. Grubbs
Beant of Health
Board of Health
Dr. Grubbs
Ellsworth Cornet Band to Attend Fall Festival Event
Eighty dollars were added to the Pall Penthyal subscription list by the Committee of Fifteen yesterday. Contributors include T. B Sweet and Judge C. G. Foster. Forty-six concert tickets for Marshall's band were sold. Ellsworth Cornet Band will come to Ellsworth for the Fall Festival with J. B Marshall coordinating activities.
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Pall Penthyal
T. B Sweet
C. G. Foster
Hors Planing Mill
Chamberlain Grain Agency
Topeka Paps Company
Marshall
Ellsworth
Ellsworth Cornet
J. B Marshall
fTopeiunteading
Formulticreatives
New Republican Clubs Form Nationwide List
A survey of new Republican clubs reports Beloit McKinley and Hobart with 325 members led by W. W. Dilworth. Other clubs include Neosho county McKinley with 70 members led by Jeff Crabsen, Alfons McKinley with HS, Newark McKinley, Wison McKinley, Longton McKinsey with Ha members, Meade McKinlay with 150, and Soldiers' Home Republican club Fort Dodee with 75 led by Owen T. Wright. Colorado political notes detail fusion efforts and a split, with Bryan and Sewall ticket favored. McKinsey Republicans still to convene in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State League
Beloit McKinley
Hobart
W. W. Dilworth
Charlee FP
Bosril
Odenne
Neosho County
McKinley Club
Jeff Crabsen
E. Johnson
Alfons McKinley Club
Whnam
John Dunbar
Newark McKinley Club
Wake Whitaker
Wison McKinley Club
G. G. Paull
Colorado
Denver
Alva Adams
M.S. Ballsy
Te Bryan
Sewall
McKinsey Republicans
New American Prima Donna London
Bessie O'Brien the Springhela in Wisconsin is praised as a rising prima donna. She grows taller and stouter since arriving in Paris. She studies with Marie Arpette, with Mina O'Freren also set to finish her studies in Paris and return soon.
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London
Abessie O'Brien
Springhela
Tins
Parte
Miie
Mina O'Frcren
Famous Restaurant Owner Killed in Huston
Sept 1 in Huston Heenardo Ambro soli proprietor of a famous Italian restaurant was assassinated by his clerk Chas Bacigalupe. Bacigalupe is insane. A bizarre ad text follows urging children to be ready for green apple season and promoting Witt's Cake and Cholera Cure. Sale by G W Stansiela at 2 Kansea avenue.
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Huston
Heenardo Ambrosoli
Chas. C. Bacigalupe
Bere
Hering Witt
G.W. Stansiela
North Topeka News Notes and Church Listings
North Topeka items report church services for Sunday at Second Presbyterian, North Congregational, North Christian, and Aptist churches with varied sermon topics and times. Local residents and visitors are mentioned including Rev. Clendenning Rev. McClain Rev. Glendenning Rev. Alderman and Mrs Lyon with visitors from Burlington ON. Casual notes cover travel, a birthday surprise for Lee Alman, a child burned by boiling water, a new worker shift at Cromwell Jeffers, and Franks trip to Kansas City.
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A. F. Eby
North Star Grocery
Edwin Frazier
Daniel Frazier
Earl Starbird
Ellis County
Clendenning
Second Presbyterian Church
North Congregational Church
McClain
Earl Evans
Valley Walls
W. T. Hotepinson
Aptist Church
North Christian Church
Alderman
Helen Stauffer
North Topeka
University of Chicago
Glendenning
Kansas Avenue Mt
Churcher
C. A
West Gordon Street
Miner
Lee Alman
Shorey
Betty Purdin
Cathy Purdin
Nora Howard
Bert Purdin
Arthur England
Pred
Elbert Fletcher
Bert Howard
Mesara Cromwell & Jeffers
Fall huts on display at Golden Red Dry Goods store
The latest display at 483 Kansas Avenue showcases fall huts from eastern markets. The store promotes enterprise and urges ladies to visit early to see the new designs now on offer.
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Golden Red Dry Erods
Kansas Avenue
Ladies of Topeka Offer New Gowns and Prices
Topeka merchants invite ladies to view new dresses at 728 Kansas avenue room 10 Marstail's band to give its last concert at Gurield park tomorrow afternoon. Mrs Oarien and Miss Allen guarantee up to date work and list prices of ten dollars for wool suits and twelve dollars for silks.
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Topeka
Old Soldierly Conduct Sparks G A R Office Boycott
Kansas City Times reports turmoil in the G A R department at the state house after Miss Maud Herrel, a loyal soldier-ancestor and clerk earning 700 dollars a year, is dismissed by new officers. Promises to keep her in post were weighed against shifts in leadership and funding, prompting claims of a political purge.
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Kansas City Times
State House
Department of the
G. AR
Maud Herrel
Grand Army
Greene
Miss Herrell
Stiss Herrel
Beivit Lat
Jack Harrie
Curley Harrison
W. C. Whitney
J. N. Niles
Miss Herrel
Mies Herrel
Jin Bimpoon
Repubean
Manganese Deposits Found On Virginia Land
Despairing of paying a debt, owner Brainerd discovers a vast manganese deposit on a 5M acre tract in Virginia. The find is described as the most valuable manganese deposit yet uncovered in the country, with potential worth near a million dollars. A New York syndicate offers to buy or develop the site and work will start immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jr. R. Brainerd
ER Brainerd & Co Atone Contractors
Virginia
Brainerd
Nicholas English Visit Preparations Stir London Society
London reports the visit of the Crown Prince of Prussia to England as a major forthcoming event. Preparations at Balmoral and royal reception plans draw wide attention with plans for pageantry, housing, and carriage processions. The Queen and royal family are central to the discussions.
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London
Cear
Ttundiu
England
Duguny Circle
Bite
York
Beaunlé
Earls Court
Oxborm
Balmorwl
Royal
Beotland
Amelgord
Queen Victoria
Mir A. J. Sabfour
Prince of Wales
Real Estate Gale Boort Ferguson inquiry becomes week ware
Real estate agents report a large inquiry for medium priced property as Shawnee county entities weigh options. Names tied to transactions include J A Parker WT Griffiths and Marshall's band slated for Garfield park events tomorrow afternoon amid rental listings near West Sirus and West Store.
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Gale Boort & Ferguson
Knneas Avenue
Amone
Ware Farm
de Ot Wey
Shawnee County
Lane
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Rally OF Railroaders
Kansas Railway
Crawford
Scott
Terelan
Worth
Hoyt
Filler
Bryan Club
Long
Chester L
Canada
NEA
GaupAur
Bryan Nome
Ere Es
Hines
Grand Ramos
Arkansas State
NEW Republican Clubs
San Francisco
Fresno
Madera
Yola
Sacramento
Bay
Paine Bros
Paine Brothers
Clara Barton
New York
Unis
Umbria
Liverpool
Chira Barton
Ted Cross Sockety
Mies Barton
Vorkge
Colored Men’s Silver League
Colored Men's Silver League
Buchanan Atreet
North Topera
State Journal
Kimball Printing Co
Frank Lutes
G. A R
Nicholas
Garfield Park
West Sirus
Noble
Mehriam
Kanamevente
Cherfield
Cromwell & i
Jeffers
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