Reunion Programme For Post Comrades Display
The document outlines a multi day reunion programme dated September with sessions led by Comrade W H Smith and Governor Morrill. It includes dedicatory ceremonies, addresses by state and department officials, musical performances, and various campfire and public events. An October 2 Appomattox Day program features lessons, talks, and a surrender reenactment with multiple veterans groups and bands.
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W. H. Smith
Braillerd
Stafur Charles A Fallows
EN. Morrill
Department
WS Whitney
J. VV. Beekmaneh
Shortelke
Marshall's Bend
Atadde 160
Arion Slaging Society
Muepsday
Shilon
T. J. Jaakeda
Pont
Caraille
Leander Stilwell
Teo
Chowthwr
Misssuri
Ty Imped
Jo. Sope
Ton McCarthy
Wrk
A. Calder
Copote Gee Club
Vickssurg
Comrate JK
Hawkig
Camporese
D. R Anthony
Wast
Gert. P. Marri
Nelson A
Ty Milea
U. S.A
Gen. T
Clarkson
John P. Red
Kan
Bernard Kelley
Bol
Eriday
Appomattox
H. L. Pestana
Woman's Relief Corps
Battle of Five Forks
United States
Kansas National Guards
Topeka
Pater Helt
Dragoons
Salina
Robert B. Lee
Gen .S. Grant
Pat Jones
George 3. Peck
J. ©. Carpenter
James R. Hallowell
R. W. Blue
Young Man Sells Liquor and Is Fined in Ottawa Case
A Kansas drifted man named J Sullivan confessed to driving with companions to Ottawa to operate a liquor graft. He admitted selling a pint and a half of whisky before detection. He was fined 35 dollars plus costs. officers held the illicit team.
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Ottawa
J Sullivan
Jude
Kansas
LeRoy
Sullivan
Deer Smith Rogers
Costa
Mack Love's Figures Predict Kansas Landslide in Kansas Politics
Democratic chairman J Mack Love declares Kansas will favor Bryan by 60000 or more in the fall election and predicts a sweeping Democratic victory across state offices and Congress. He cites strong campaigns, Republican opposition fading, and forecasts Ridgely and Peters winning decisively with large majorities in various districts.
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Bryan
Kansas
J. Mack Love
Democratic State Central Committee
Teure
Love
Ridgely
Kirkpatrick
Peters Wail de Letted
Kansas City
Kan
Jerry Simpson
Madden
Vincent
Alvision
Ahout
Kansay
TWO REPUBLICAN FACTIONS War at Ellis-W Grand Army Hall
Lillis, superintendent, informs readers of a Republican faction conflict in this city. The Women’s Relief corps, meeting at Grand Army Hall owned by a G A R post, found the hall door barred and screwed shut on Friday with a posted notice.
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War At
Ellis
W. BR. C
G. A R. Hall
Lillis
Supte
The
State Journal
Lack
Hepublican Bess
Woman's Relief Corps
Grand Army Hall
G. AR. Post
Hall Closed by Trustees Riles Local Meeting
In a contested move trustees barred the hall by order of BASCOM chairman. Ladies attempted to force entry with husbands and held a meeting. The dispute arose after Bascom’s order to remove a lay leader, widening a breach within Republican ranks in the city. F J Brettle reports.
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Air
Bascom
Lay Teyer
Stltain
F. J. Brettle
Doster Speech Draws 5000 at Winfield Park Rally
Winfield on Island Park hosted Judge Doster addressing the silver question to a crowd of about five thousand. The event featured the Silver Club from Arkansas City, bands and processions, with 200 attendees taking in the two hour speech amid strong Republican praise and musical performances by local glee clubs.
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Winfleta
Island Park
Doster
Silver Club
Arkansas City
Strew
Ferchlicht
Fun Club
Tagles Eins
Winfield Silver Club
Winfield Bend
Tun
Bailey's Welcome Republicans Rally in Blue Rapids
In Blue Rapids on September 2 W J Bailey of Belleville and the Flambeau club drew a packed house. The Waterville band performed and Republicans from Irving and Waterville aided in a lively crowd. Bailey spoke on Protection vs Free Trade amid cheers and interruptions at the opera house.
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Biue Rapids
Blue Rapids
W. J. Bailey
Belleyville
Flambeau Club
Waterville
Irving
Ballews
Lincoln- Sepa
Ad Toener
Arly Ly
Sixth District Speakers at Center Township Silver Club
Frank JM Forrest from Bryan Jewell and J B Ward candidate for county representative addressed a large crowd at the Center Township Silver club meeting, part of the lariat Fest event, drawing local interest and political engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lariat Fes
Frank JM Forrest
Bryan
Jewell
J. B Ward
Center Township
Silver Club
Political shifts and election notes across Kansas townships
In Great Bend and surrounding areas voters react to farm prices and party lines. W W Sowards backs Bryan and silver, citing Republican gold split. Sabetha notes nominations for district commissioner and comment on campaign speeches and club memberships. Local letters touch on county results, party divisions, and betting on the race.
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H. E. Cober
Free silver rally draws Burlington crowd after rain
Burlington September 2 A free silver rally drew a large audience despite poor weather State Senator H B Kelly spoke to about 6000 people parading 1000 strong through the streets and the opera house crowd filled to hear C Tillotson The week saw Kelly address around 2500 of Cuffey county voters at Silver league headquarters W J Tipton secretary Pop Co Cent Com
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Burlington
State Journal
H. B. Kelly
Opera House
C. ‘Tillotson
Nierm
H. B Kelly
Brian Silver League
Cloudburst in Texas Destroys San Marcos
A San Marcos flood near San Antonio, Texas, caused by a sudden cloudburst, swept through the city as river waters rose, destroying bridges and the railroad depots of International and Great Northern and Missouri Kansas & Texas. Estimated losses exceed 100 million dollars with many residents missing and feared dead.
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San Marcos
San Antonio
Tex
Here
International & Great Northern
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Cockran Interrupted in Maryland Meeting Turmoil
In Hattimore on Sept. 28 the gold Democratic League of Maryland drew 4 000 to 5 000 at Music hall to hear ex congressman Bourke Cockran and John K. Cower. Cockran faced persistent heckling from a gallery spectator who was expelled after a tense exchange over a Bryan quotation. Mexican Cotton Mills Close in Queretaro Leaving 1 600 Workers Idle as factories shut due to overproduction of goods.
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Hattimore
Gold Democratic League of Maryland
Music Hall
Rus
Wbourke Cockran
New York
John K. Cower
Maryland
Cockran
Mr Bryan
Cochran
Beei
Mexican Cotton Milla
Queretaro
Mex
Hercules Cotton Mills
Mexico
McKinley Nominee Declines Boston Nomination
Maurice P. Cuvsnaugh, nominated by the McKinley convention at Boston, says he will not accept the nomination and is not a candidate for any political office. Also in London, Fred Barnard of Black and White dies in bed from apparent smoking fire in bed clothing.
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Springfield
Mass
Maurice P. Cuvsnaugh
Boston
London
Fred Barnard
Society Notes Highlight Topeka Guests and Visits
Recent social items list Topeka residents and visitors, with dozens of guests from Ottawa Davenport Lincoln Kansas City and other cities. It notes hosts and hostesses entertaining at homes including Miss Madge Johnson Mrs Smith and Mrs Ash ton, with trips to Kansas City Chicago and Denver and upcoming weddings and festival week plans.
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Nickerson
Kansas City
Horace Paramore
Ottawa
Whl
Sheedhey
Airs Savage
St. Louis
Seliz
Frank Holliday
Lingafelt
Davenport
Air
Arthur Lingafelt
G. W. Clesson
Lincoln
Neb
Madge Johnson
Minnis E. Smith
LC Wasson
N. P. Frasier
el Dorado
Mina Foulks
California
Ida Batter
Muscatine, Jr
Edna Moorehouse
May McDonnell
Sherman Rowles
Geo. Fuller
Hou Mudge
Frid Frost
Chicago
Melle
M. A Bixby
Dodge City
C. ‘Elle
A. J. Wilson
A. Oaborn
Kanaus City
Kan
Anna
Edith Hutchinson
Garnect
Tressa
Greenwood
Gr. Alexander
Marion
W. D. Baymer
Florence
Charles
B. F. Harry
C. E Myers
Gustave Fogle
Fort Cant
Etta Livermore
Olathe
Vera Low
Lou Shumate
Holton
Irs
Bert Ober
Salina
Nellie Raub
8. T. Fulton
Kanate City
BT. Payne
Arthur F. Williams
Mensas City
Marie Lyons
Lawrence
Emma White
Chas. Strawbridge
A. J. Ewart
Petewin
N.H. Loomis
Campbell
Gea Hull
Potwin
WM. Hall
Fred Popenoe
Martha Batterton
Danville
J. J. Frey
Harry I. Bodley
Eleanor
Thos. Martin
Spencer Hilsworth
Lacon
Lauek
Colorado
E. L. Pound
B. N. Langatan
Kesler
J. C
J. 3
Langston
J. B
Lebanon
T. Gordon
Western Avenue
Burr Lakin
Wamego
J. Frey
Nelle Owen
Arkansas City
Jobn Amplepy Coll Henry Cases
The
Betoit State Tank and Daughters
Alle and
Perle
B. Antrobus
Beloit
Wits
Sam K. Rudolph
Gridley
Kaw
W. H. Caldwell
North Harrison Street
Pred Bonetrake
Pittabure
Horace
Clarke Swayze
Belle Ashley
Myrtle
Edgar Lovett
Bucyrus
W. B. Rober
Nellie Clough
Leavenworth
J. W. Goodson
Ster Ung
C. B. Rew
Condition in Ohio letter to the editor from Vermont veteran
A Vermont veteran letter to the editor discusses Ohio political status and fusion with Populists and Prohibitionists. It cites 1892 and 1982 vote figures and predicts a statewide plurality for a candidate. A meeting of Vermont old soldiers is planned at the new courthouse on Wednesday evening with addresses by G. AR Baltie and AL SV Dane.
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Sadam
Joural- I
Gunette
Scatdia
Ranges
Nebraska
Missouri
Kentucky
People's Party
Nathinal
Tug Berman
A. H Wilson
Vermont
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Ed H. Medizon
Charles Curtis
John Barry
W. A. Russell
Peat
Sof V
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John J. Ingalls
Daniel E. Sickles
C. ©. Howard
Horace Porter
R.A. Alger
Ivan N. Walker
Warner
Minouri
Sidney @onke
Auaputs
x-Prisoners of War Association
A. M
George W. Stansfield
Eunses Avenue
Mack Love
W. R
Winfield
Bailey
Club Bas
A. H. Ellis
McCormick
Cb. Lowry
Sowards
Great Bend
W. W. Sowards
Lifetone
Stone
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Silver
Miver
St Louie
Politics
Sabetha
Puli
Kelly and
Tillotson
Voffey County
Wiggin, Harding & CO
St. Leavit A
Texas
Cockran Interrupted
Utderstead
Ohio
Logan
Kemper & Paxtons
Sixth & Quincy