Fusion Ties Three Parties To Form County Ticket
A political fusion emerges among Democrats, Populists, and free silver Republicans to field a joint Ticket in Topeka. The arrangement favors Republicans by taking the main endorsement while Democrats yield most legislative spots. After three weeks of stalled talks, a compromise is reached with concessions from all sides and personnel changes noted by the committee report.
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Topekia
Republiss
Maerender
Dugene Wolfe
Demcrate
Sota Dudge
L. A. Stebbing
Sk Eneminger
Os A . Azen
Democrats Name Vice President Candidate in City District
The Democrats will name a vice president for the legislature in the city district. A convention in the south district met after county conventions adjourned at the fair grounds. It was agreed Wilson Keith should be dominated, but the Populists refused to ratify Bir’s election. Bir may be forced to vote for Senator Paffer if elected, with MF Relth to be pressed to state his position as the convention adjourned without action.
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C. EB. Purviance
J. H. Stevena
Morse
C. H. Coultis
Elder Pence
Fair Grounds
Wilson Keith
Popullata
Bir
Secoud
Benator Paffer
MF Relth
World Circuit plans long western tour for Australia
A prominent Columba theater manager will paint a set on the steamer Australia bound for Honolulu, as part of a vast touring venture. The Frawley company will open Honolulu's new opera house in late October, with plans to extend bookings to Sydney and Melbourne, expanding beyond prior eastern engagements. San Francisco, once the jump-off point for eastern shows, may see a broader western engagement including Brooklyn.
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Saancises
Aretville Marx
Columba Theater
Australia
Dalands
Frawley Company
Honolulu
Marc Trip
San Francisco
New York
Columbia
Misersve and Williamson
Sydney
Melbourne
Bernhardt in Colors From London Letter
In a London dispatch the writer notes Sarah Bernhardt arranging a pink satin gown with peacock feather trimming and a long tail collar. The costume features moire velveteen accents and a metallic sheen, described amid imaginative details and fashion notes.
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New York
Ars Cane
London
Camping in Colorado Report From Topeka Railway Man
President c waxer of the Topeka Railway company returns from a two week camping trip in Colorado. He notes brilliant foliage and mentions nearby mines while expressing enthusiasm about the trip.
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Waxer
Topeka Railway Company
Alna
Colorado
Baker
Bettesbat
Fall Festival Week Keeps Topeka Buzzing Across Town
Topeka witnesses a flurry of activity as Fall Festival looms with parades races and balls planned. Prominent locals like Senator Ingalls and Rev Bayles appear at events while shops hang carnival buttons and organizers prepare displays. Mayors and police tighten security, and school reopenings mix with campaign buttons and town talks.
Kansas Bankers to Hold Big Fall Festival Convention in Topeka
The Kansas Bankers Association plans its ninth annual convention during the Fall Festival in Topeka with about 600 member institutions in the state. Secretary William Macferran issued handsome invitations and a brochure program, praising local printers Adams Bros for excellent work and sending notes to other state groups. A letter from the Illinois State Bankers Association expressed high regard for the invitation package and praised Topeka’s printer quality over Chicago. In other notes, Minnie Akin Brown died at her grandfather’s home, with funeral services held. her husband J B Brown and family survive, as do other relatives. Also Denver’s Trades and Labor Assembly will dispatch four members to union centers in Chicago, St Louis, Detroit, Indianapolis, Cleveland and other cities to promote silver in inter-union cooperation.
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Gancine
Kansas Avenue
Heason
Topeka
K.N. G
Mamilton Hall
Johnny Weters
Park Ewart
Hugene Hagan
Kanes
Chicago
Clark Howell
General Grant
Atchison
Vinton Phenis
Illinois State Bankers' Dessociation
Topeka’s
Wm. Macferran
Kansas Bankers’ Association
Kansan
Edward Tilden
Silver
Denver
Denver Trades and Labor Assembly
Ita
Migdic
Inter
St. Laws
Detroit
Indianapolis
Cleveland
John D. Vauehn
John W. Bramwood
Typographical Union
John J. O'Neill
Clerks' Union
John Hearts
Ricklayers' Union
Patrolman Long Suspended by Police Board
Patrolman Long faced charges after a dispute with a neighbor over a stray horse. The police board adjourned the meeting without action, announcing an investigation would follow. The episode centers on neighborly conflict and official review.
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Long
Bargain Suits Offer In Wide Range Prices
Attractions that draw public interest are selling tailored suits at low prices in Worsted Cassimere and Cheviot materials. Men can buy fine suits in black clay or fancy suitings priced from 5 to 15 dollars. Durable and handsome garments await buyers.
School Boy Clothing Lines Attract Local Bargain Shoppers
Our store offers durable knee pants and junior reefer suits for boys aged 8 to 24, with prices from 25 to 5.00 dollars. The line was popular last week and emphasizes sturdy, trimmed garments designed for rough schoolyard use.
Stylish New School Suits Offer Modern Styles for Youth
Thrill with joy as playmates cast admiring glances at the strong school suits in sizes 9 to 16. Prices run from 1 50 to 5 00 with all wool longant suits available in sizes 13 to 16 months and up to years, single and double breasted, from 3 50 to 12 00. Excellent make and fine finish. Call to examine at leisure.
Bargains On Boys Jersey Suits At One Dollar
A rush on boys wool Jersey suits with values from 3 to 6 dollars, now selling for only 1.00. Shoppers snap up bargains as stock runs low.
Panic price sale on men’s furnishings items
Men s Furnishing Goods are quoted at panic prices with drastic cuts. White shirts drop from 1.00 to 0.75, ribbed undershirts and drawers to 0.50, socks three for 0.25, collars and cuffs to 0.25, boys stock 0.25, long hose 0.25 per pair, fedoras and derbys from 1.00 to 3.00. Stock praised as complete and unequalled in value.
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Derby
Local snippets from State Journal items and visits
The State Journal notes kitchel printing accepts all news items at 835 Kansas avenue. Miss Alice McLaughlin returns from Dover. J R Ellis visits from Manhattan. Wht Massey arrives from Grantville. Dire G W Hamilton returns from Indiana. Uncle Adam Neiswinder from Silver Lake visits. Mr Sherman from Ciklahoma noted. ELA Hodge mentioned. Miss Mary Hohnbatm returns from Rimont. Mrs J M Albright visits Lawrence. Jack Capp from Kansas City visits North side friends. Frank Ctplan from Hoyt visits. Sunday school meeting at Kansas Avenue church tonight. Charles Hatch of Manhattan visits S A Hayes family. A misfortune breaks a store door glass. Cromwell & Jeffers begin Fall Festival decorations. D C Howitt reports the death of sister Mrs Emmerson Warren of Randolph NY. Richard Wright of Grantville in town. Will take Wiley Bickel to do plastering. Delegates meet at Silver club to pick county commissioner candidate J S Bierve. North of central avenue bridge residents discuss new town Hibntsville. Silver club meeting Saturday.
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State Journal
Kitchell Printing Co
Kansas Avenue
Alice McLaughlin
Dover
J. R. Ellis
Manhattan
Massey
Grantville
Dire G. W. Hamilton
Indiana
Adam Neiswinder
Silver Lake
Mr. Sherman
Ciklahoma
Ela Hodge
Mise
Mary Hohnbatm
Rimont
J. M. Albright
Lawrence
Jack Capp
Kansas City
Frank Ctplan
Hoyt
North Aide
Bomnt
Charlée Hatch
Wiley Bickel
Silver Club
J. 3 Bierve
Central Avenue Bridge
Hiumtsville
Joe Hunt
Death notices and poems mark local society gathering
S Ettlinger evening addressed John Had ford and De Roby read an appropriate poem. Another meeting will be held tomorrow night at the clubrooms always kept open. Friends of Mr and Mrs Homer Wesburren mourn the death of their infant gun Preuddie at Gold Field Colorado on the seventh. Wesburt formerly Nellie Galbreath of Topeka.
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John Hadford
de. Roby
Homer Weshburn
Preuddie
Gold Field
Col
Washburt
Nellie Galbreath
Topeka
Death notices from local area with multiple obituaries
Jacob Lendk, a Yesterday of Brights disease, funeral held at residence near Washburn College. Minnie A Brown died Sunday morning at H We Parnsworth residence 261 Topeka avenue. funeral services held at real dene yesterday afternoon. Sidney Matheny died yesterday at 320 oclock at his mothers home 416 East Third street.
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Jacob Lendk
Bright
Washburn College
Minnie A. Brown
H. We. Parnsworth
Topeka Avenue
Sidney Matheny
East Third Street
Discharged man accused in Sutroville sale swindle
Ban 2 ae Sept. 5t. Charter Pacherhofer, a meritaned healer, has been discharged by the police after examination over charms of embossment. He was charged by Alice in Sutroville near Brockton with swindling her in the sale of a lot, but the complaint was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Pacherhofer
Lota
Sutroville
Brockton
Witnear
Wreel
Governor Bushnell's Son to Wed in October
Announcement states Jony L. Hurt nell, son of Governor Buateauwill, will wed Miss Jessie Harwood, daughter of E. Harwood, professor at the Daily Gazette. Also notes a concert at First Baptist church on Tuesday night with admission 15 cents, 55 cents for a token. Public notice lists sale by W. Glanfield, 622 Kansas Avenue.
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Che W. Glanfield
Kansas Avenue
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