Fusion shift in Bills county politics amid Russian Democrat split
In Bills county a unique fusion forms as Populists Republicans and a White Democrat join to defeat Russian Democrats known as Black Democrats who favor county offices for their faction. An alliance includes Free Silver advocates and naturalized Russians to secure victory, while tensions rise among old allies across streets, churches, and public forums.
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Bills County
Abone
Nttices
Oflhes
Poputno
Popullis
Karen
Corrupt Courts and Sanity in Public Debate
A fragmentary discourse by Professor Jordan argues against courts and supports extreme measures. He contends execution may be just for murder, and suggests punitive policies toward the impoverished and insane. The speaker envisions utopian equality and condemns preventive actions seen as abominations.
Police Circles Nose Arrests in Smoky Row Raid
Police raid in Smoky Row leads to multiple arrests. T. A. Mabee allegedly spirited Joe Ewing away. Nan Ewine faces maintenance charges. Officers also charged Swlee with solicitation and De Tox house suspects with misconduct. Several youths detained for vagrancy and released on promise to leave the city.
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LA Mabes
Toe Ewing
Smoky Row
Uy Due
Nan Ewine
T. A. Mabee
Joe Ewing
Lim
Keith
Nan Jowing
Swlee
Sieuting Syuors
Charters Filed and Local Accident Report
Secretary of state records charter filings for The Model Cooker Company of Cof Tex Vitae with capital of 2000 and listed directors W W Smith Sarah A Smith F Ashby ID JN Ashen. A separate notice reports Nelle Digan injured in a fall at 415 Monroe Street. hip and shoulder injuries cited but not life threatening. Also a brief Guatemala update notes a 32000 price on rebel leader Prooper Morales and Fuentes amid Barrios presidency. Diarrhea remedy advertisement claims immediate relief from various ailments.
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Secretary of State
Ee Compres
Model Cooker Company of
Capital
W. Ww. Smith
Sarai A. Smith
F. Ashby
J.N
Wellie Dugas
Nelle Digan
Coudin
Barrick
Monroe Street
Foctock
San Francisco
Guatemala
Prooper Morales
Hin Aise
Man
Boston and Baltimore Set For Third Game Pitchers Corvett and Nichols
Baltimore September 27 The pennant race heats up as 23 000 fans pack the stands for the third game between Boston and Baltimore. Corbett for Boston and Nichols for Baltimore start as the teams rely on a strong batting order to decide the outcome. First inning Boston leads 1 0, Baltimore 7 0 in the bottom of the first. Second inning Boston 8, Baltimore 3 after scoring rally. Third inning Heaten, Baltimore respond.
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Corvett
Nichols
Baltimore
War
Grogklyn
Boston
Washington
McGrawan
Keeler Rfy
Jennings
Kelley
Stenzeler
Days Hi
Rabie Mc Robinson
Corbett P
Ham of
Tenney Ib
Lowe
Stab Rf
Dally Jr
Colts
Long
Bergen
Haltimore
Recond
Bostin
Heaten
Haltimored
Ex-Auditor Cole Visits Topeka Festival Boom
Ex-Auditor George E. Cole arrived with his daughter and predicted Topeka fall festivities would surpass Kansas City events. He stated plans to visit politicians this week,_boosting a potential bid for state auditor next year but denying an immediate gubernatorial run.
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Etate
George E. Cole
Higst
Will Remuin
Mr. Cole
Topeka
Kansas
Elun- Greta
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Cote
Ansler
Cole
R. E. Torrington
Rete Yore Apenaane
Peterson
Lebo
G. F. Givens
Clay Street
M. M. Bailey
Manitou
William Tipton
Lincoln
Neb
Jessie Tipton
Charles M.tipton
Chicago
Miss Tipton
Harrison Street
Major
J. K. Hudson
Mexico
Dell Keizer
Uiek
W. J. Stewart
Edwin Lange
Mary McQuaker
C. S. Sutton
Fay
Chanute
C. Bradshaw
Miss Gallagher
Gertrude Whities
Hutchinson
Gussie Wolcott
Marie Lower
Dwight
Willa Toralinson
Potwin
Anna G. O'Mare
G. C. Clemens
C. G. Briggs
Miss Lambe
Manhattan
Keith
Huma Farber
Lawrence
May Lange
Maude Parmenter
Ottawa
Miss Lange
Fannie Geating
Mary Barkley
W. BP. Tomlinson
W. ‘T. Pateman
Morris Coun
Daylight Lynching in Hawesville Overshadows Revival
In Hawesville Kentucky on a Sunday afternoon a mob of about 20 men hanged Raymond Bushrod from a tree in the courthouse yard after his confession to crimes including assault on an 11 year old girl. Despite reported militia plans, authorities failed to protect him. The crowd, largely local, watched as the execution drew cheers and women supported the act. Police indicated no members of the mob would be charged. The incident drew wide attention as a brutal vigilante act.
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Hawesville
Raymond Bushrod
Masele Roberts
Court House
Eshred
Rovknort
Ind
Indiana
Tell City
Palean
Bushred
Hawerville
Karly Wey
Jim Warons
Owensboro
Bushrod
Hancock County
Bended
Mitchell
Indiamtan
Topeka Fall Festival Parade Programme Highlights
Complete programme adopted by the Committee of Fifteen for Topeka's Fall Festival week. Includes chiefs, marshals, and daily themes Firemen’s Day Soldiers’ Day and others with line of march and review details. The procession features multiple divisions, bands, floats, and city officials.
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Topera
Spectacular parade schedule marks Kansas carnival week
The Sixth Division parade moves through Quincey Street and downtown routes at 10 30 p m with officers of the railway company reviewing from Ninth and Jackson. Friday features Soldiers Day with a grand ball, military units and a review at the fairgrounds, followed by Karnival Night and a Queen’s return ceremony on Saturday morning at the Grandstand.
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Knights and Ladies of Security
Royal Arcanum
Manifest's
Patriarchs of America
Ancient Order of Pyramids
Mutual Protection League
Quincy Street
Kansas Avenue
Tenth
Topeka Avenue
Fair Grounds
Columm
G. O. Wilmarth
PB. Cadden
Beloit Pire
Col. D
Jackson Street
Eighth
Evenue
Gordon Street
Topeka
Jackson
Harrison
Ninth
Queen Inygrand
Firemen
Kansas State Firemen
Kansas City Pompler Corp
Bante Minckerith
Boller Shop
Quincey Street
Avenue
West Gate
Grand Stand
Queen's Thane
Houte
Thes Street
Sleyoe
CoLyal
A. Ee
Hawester Ss
D. O. Crane
Lindsay
Ane W. Dana
Secon
Kangas Avenue
Sutton
Rensus Avenue
A. M. Firnler
Cort
Staf
B.C. Lindsey
Cape D
Wyatt
B. Li. Smith
Queen and Court
Wm. A. Rafferty
Cav
U. & Cavalry
U.S. Artillery
Chas. McCrum
Mes Cee Chas. McCrum
Cole P
Holington
Newton
D. 5
Elliott
Camp
Halverty
Sixth
Kanens Avenue
Highth
Peerless Loren
Kyween
Rome
Nero
Tenth Avenue
Fourth Street
Marepaint
Ienue
Lowers
Petit
Hamilton
Order of
C. BR. Hudson
Ft. Riley
A. Marburg
Europe
Brit
A. A. Hurd
G. W. Hurd
Abilene
Delia Moreland
Kathleen
Hiawatha
Lida Livingston
Windsor
Beedy
Nelile Beedy
Kansas City
T. ¥. Hurd
Galva
John Olson
Edith Lawrence
Christopher G. Malm
Herington
Wintrode
West Tenth Street
M. Schenck
W. L. Schenck
Brighorn
Shubert
Leon Tuttle
Charles Nelson
2D Johnson
Hall
F.G. Lagerstrom
Hodge
Wm. Connors
W. W. Howard
Cameron, Mo
Walker Comba
John Monaghan
Herineton
Monaghan
Madison Street
G. A. Clauser
Polk Street
James Reicher
And
Mire
Amy Conner
Nellie Conner
Minnie Berry
Holton
Miss Bowles
Lou Bowles
Terry
Oipy
FM. Field
Emporia
Field
Mary Schreiber
Hays
Oswald
East Eighth Street
W_ G. Thompson
Mutch
Palma
W. B. Hutchinson
Walkley
Harrison Street
Program me of Exercises and Ceremonies at Shawnee County Fair
The Topeka festival program lists the 27 September to 28 September events at the Shawnee County Fairgrounds. It details division commanders, aides, staff, and camp ceremonies including a queen, enthronement, and fraternal parades. Public concerts, firemen’s demonstrations, and a grand Indian dance are scheduled with Topeka night and spectator arrangements.
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Topera Kan
Blott
76Th Penn
Bett
Coffey Vine
Cilet
Stall—T. & Storer
Sist
Taft
Fola
Oghatotant
W. PL Wilcox
S Emporia
Auiriermmnater
J. ¥. Niles
Nik
Topeka
Vourth
George Weber
Lyn
J. W. Keenan
Ind
Lynton
Aids-de-Camp
Dan Easter
Bist
Scranton
J. S Biie
Lebo
J. A. Cowger
Madson
W_ Cunningham
G. Inft
Emporia
W. J. Richey
Turveyville
FH. Bell
Wamero
Richter
Cornell Grove
Thos
Grisham
Strong City
HB. McClere
Towanda
Jas
M. Young
Marion
W. Stout
Sith
Yates Center
Kw. P. Mudgett
Greenleak
Staf—L. V
Taylor
Ith Ind
Frankfort
G. W. Matthews
Inft
Cawker City
Andrew Jackson
Jacob Ninos
Phillipsburs
G. Webb Bertram
Kan
Cav
Oberlin
A. Trent
St. Francis
W. G. Eastland
Wis
Russell
Jewell City
Julius Bridesroom
Norton
Jamies Duetius
Vols
H. H. Semple
Ishth Pa
Ottawa
D.W. Esstmann
Ion
C.A. Fellows
John Wresponce
W. B. Shockley
Ky. Iutt
National Military Home
Oficer of the Guard
F. C. Swartz
Figt
Tatt
St. John
State and Army Veterans' Association
Department of Kansas G. A. E. Music
Modoc Club
Drusic
First Regiment
N. G
Carmplire
George K. Spencer
Leavenworth
W. A. Calderhead
126Th O
Marysville
Wim. Warner
G. AR
Kansas City
A. 13Th Ta
Tote
Caz Broderick
Alasi
Pittein
Garate
Marshall
Manifold
M. G
Second Regiment
Cottonwood Falls
Social and Personal in Topeka and Vicinity
Topeka society notes list numerous local residents and visitors, with many hosting and attending gatherings. The column records engagements, house parties, visits from relatives, travel from cities and states, and upcoming weddings and entertainments among Topeka families and guests from Abilene, Hiawatha, Wichita, and beyond.
Gladstone Replies on 1880 Concert of Powers Failure
London Sept 27 Mr Gladstone replies to critics who condemned the concert of powers of 1880 saying the effort failed yet led Greece to enlarged territory in Montenegro and Thessaly. He argues the action achieved broader aims in the east during two troublesome years.
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London
Gladstone
Montenesto
Thessaly
Greece
Market Report Signals Weak Wheat on Liverpool Decline
The Associated Press furnished today’s market report noting a weak wheat session with December futures down amid Liverpool’s sharp break of 14d and heavy Northwest receipts. St Louis firmed slightly while Paris showed a different trend as drought concerns draw attention.
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Chicano
Liverpool
Recepin
Aftnneassis
Duluth
Agalmat
St. Louie
Up & Cent
Paris
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