Colored Independent League meeting in Kansas urged unity
A public session at 420 Kansas Avenue featured Col John M Brown and speaker W D Kelley urging colored voters to unite for independence. Brown condemned political manipulation, urged defense of rights, and warned against factionalism while calling for a state organization and stronger action against discriminatory laws.
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Addrras
Binner
Colored Independent League
Kansas Avenue
Alao Peveral
John M. Brown
Wiliam Eagleson
Journal
Brown
W. D Kelley
Tom Moonlight
Nenatet
Ming
Tewa
Independent League
Mexico
South
Pledge for racial unity and cooperative labor effort
A call urging unity among race groups to remove differences and form cooperative enterprises. It condemns the giants of the past and mocks the present Republican party leaders described as plutocratic aristocrats and mercenary cormorants. The group pledges to build labor employment openings and align with their race first.
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National Republican Party
Schools and Diphtheria Opened Amid Epidemic Tangle
Borough health officials clash with the school board as open schools amidst a diphtheria outbreak. 35 to 40 cases under treatment, with the epidemic only partly abated and concerns that in four days over 100 nuisance cases, including garbage piles and stagnant water, have been reduced.
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Canon
Izana
Harrison portrait nearing completion at Whipple studio
New York Sept 24 With hours of work left, artist C A Whipple at 68 West Fifty seventh street will finish General Harrison’s portrait. Harrison recently sat for the final pose with Russell Harrison and Mrs Dimmick present. The work began last June and shows Harrison beside a table, right hand on his latest message to Congress. The color scheme is black and brown.
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West Fifty Seventh Street
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Dimmick
Whipple
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House of Representatives
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United
Local man Monte Wells faces new charge after noon arrest
Monte Wells of 616 Branner street, fined 190 for selling liquor at home, was arrested at noon today on a disturbing the peace charge. El Howe of Atchison, visiting Topeka, planned band attendance at the corn carnival, expecting the band to come next Thursday. Also listed: Black Diamonds lamp prices and local business notices.
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Branner Street
Ells
el Howe
Atchison
Topeka
John Marshall
Rival Women Meet in Dr Harding Office in Topeka
Mrs Annie Diggs and Mrs Mary Lease, bitter foes, meet in Dr Kya Harding's office this morning. Exchange sharp glares then lively jabs as Lease recounts Dakota and Iowa speaking tours while Diggs hints at western Kansas ties and Colorado homesteader claims. Lease describes soldiers reunion speeches and travel. Diggs plans winter in Washington before returning to Colorado as a homesteader.
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Leaseta
Lopeka
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Iowa
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Blanchard
Missouri
Topeka
Kansas
Sioux Falls
The
Mercury
Chicago
Outo
Colorado
Zara Diggs
Washington
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Aetan
Home Talent: Prof Samuels Cures Eyes in Topeka Ad
A Topeka testimonial promotes Prof Samuels as a renowned eye cure expert. It cites Mr M Council of 328 Van Buren Street who recovered from chronic eye trouble after six weeks, endorsing the doctor who operates from the Hair Clothing store on Kansas Avenue and welcomes inquiry from locals and visitors.
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Olne
New York
Topeka
Prof. Lemuels
Beenie
M. Council
van Buren Street
Prof. Samuels
Prof Samuels
Prof
Samuels
Hair Clothing
Kansas Avenue
Talk of J B Johnson for Kansas GOP post replaces Cy Leland
Political factions drift after Joseph C Wilson death as Topeka Captain J B Johnson emerges as favored successor to Cy Leland as Kansas Republican central committee chairman. Opponents seek a new leader amid plans to defeat Leland and retain party influence. King Kole is Dead. Low prices now reign with heat lamp coal at 2.25 and 2.50, plus big cuts in other grades.
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Republican Central
Joseph C Wilson
Cy Lola
Kansas
Wilson
Laland
J. B Johnson
Topeta
Captain Johnson
Cy Leland
State Committee
The
Nations
Republican Ovotral
King Kole
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