Populist Watchdog Warns Against Fusion With Democrats
Thomas Watson of the Populist Party critiques fusion with the Democratic ticket. He argues Bryan cannot secure full Populist votes in multiple states and urges Democratic leaders to honor a prior compact. Watson claims unity hinges on fair negotiation and accuses managers of risking two million liberal voters by breaking terms.
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New York
Thomas Watson
View Press
Art
Bryan
Canada
Colorado
North Carolina
Nebraska
Jeres Warting
le Tuthion
Grover Eveland Thermas
Therselves
Iiter
Jones
Watesn
Brean
St Lows
Sewall
Ales
Mace
Wataon
Populists fear fusion with Sewall in Bryan bid at election
In a charged appeal the writer laments the loss of Populist independence, warning that Populist voters distrust fusion with Sewall and fear political merchandise of their principles. The plea targets Chairman Jones, arguing Bryan’s success hinges on Populist support and urging stand against compelled surrender of core ideals.
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Fe Minagers
Indiana
Tilinole
Ike
Nebraska
Democrita
Repub
Reno Fusion
Georgia
Texas
Hyray Ltd
Sewall
Bryan
Einnok
Carniveien
Jones
Mr. Bryan
Suspects In Underwear Factory Fire Spark Controversy In Worcester
Fire officials report evidence of arson at the William H. Burns Co underwear factory in Worcester. Investigators cite kerosene traces and deliberate ignition, amid public debate over blame. The incident coincides with political tensions following a presidential visit. Local textile workers and merchants discuss safety and accountability.
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Worcester
Mass
Wim, Hi
Marstat Holt
Vaughn
Ortein
Ryan
Ake
Nd. MM
Eliy Com
Parody parade feud ends with Lorina ban and staged stakes
chaotic report describes Lorina angrily refusing to appear in a Knights parade scene amid a feud over a public stunt. Middleman Wil Haskell and Paul Torrington discuss threats to burn Pick Smith at the stake, while organizers scramble to salvage the event with a two-stake compromise and props.
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High Rollers
Karnival Knights
Lorena
Wil Haskell
Knights
Haskell
Board of Knights
Sius
Torrington
Smith
Stith
Paul Torrington
Wee
Loring
Haromers
Larina
Coring
Bands Unite for Tuesday Fire Parade in Beloit
Marshall's and Manifold's Military bands consolidate to lead Beloit's Fireman's parade Tuesday morning with over 90 musicians. Other bands from Kansas City, Emporia and Abilene join. parade begins 9:20 at fire department HQ and proceeds through Jackson, Eighth, Kansas avenues to Capitol Square.
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Marshall's
Manifold'’s
Marshall
Manifolds Mufary Band
Beloit
Manifolds
Marstall
Lit
Abilene
Freien
Bremen
North Tonka
Fire Department
Jackson Street
Seventh
Eighth Street
Kansas Avenue
Gordon Street
Ninth Street
Jack Son Street
Capitol Square
Tenth
Harrison
Eighth Streets
Police Department
Gerdiner
Wilmarth
Festival Preparations Continue Amid Sunday Work In Topeka
Workers kept streets, decorations, and fair grounds active despite Sunday rest. Topeka carpenters, soldiers, vendors, and crowds packed Camp Miles and Kansas Avenue as preparations for the Great Festival and Reunion proceeded with parallel activity across the city.
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Topeka
Spd
Svork
Kansas Avenue
Fair Grounds
Camp Miles
Float topeka pageant marchers set for Wednesday parade
Mrs EB Morrill will ride in the Topeka float with Miss May Thomas chosen to represent Topeka and Mrs Morrill named for Kansas. Morrill is at home in Hiawatha and a substitute will be procured. The float, nearly complete, is described as monster and pretty. A group of ladies spent yesterday trimming at Camp Miles.
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EB. N. Morriu
Topeka
Orst
Kansas
May Thomas
Morrill
Bra. Morrill
Hiawatha Lick
Thomas
Camp Miles
Topeka Reunion Camp Opens With 300 Expected
Holton leaders Ed B. Jones and Ed F. Jones arrive to set up for a week of events at the Topeka Reunion and Festival. Militia and parade units, including a 40 man company and a 40 member fambegu club, prepare for Thursday night festivities as officials estimate 75 000 visitors. Two youths run away to attend the Fall Festival. their parents in notified. Public comfort bureau opens to aid festival attendees. Garden City and Abilene fire departments arrive in support. Banks announce early closings during festival week.
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Ed B. Jones
Holton
Ge Caimp Miles
Hulton
Ed F. Jones
Joneses
Jones
Charles Phillips
Grend
George Barkers
Whither
Tupeks
Si Lawrence
Topeka
Geo, McCall
Andy Sharp
Ity
Saloon raid ends in arrest of Gus Kubler on Kansas Avenue
Serjeant Donovan and Patrolman Pat closed an open saloon near Pacific Express offices on Kansas Avenue between Fitch and Sixth streets after arresting proprietor Gus Kubler. The front was wide open, many soldiers entered, and a partition divided the room as officers ordered closing and Kubler resisted.
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Donovan
Pat
Kansas Avenue
Fitch and
Sixth Streets
Gus Kubler
Buhler
Market notes and notices from a historic Kansas City page
Local market and sale details include asparagus prices 225 per bunch and oyster season opening. Market listings show cattle, hogs, sheep quotes, representative sales and receipts with totals, plus Kansas City produce market notes on corn, oats, rye, hay, butter, and eggs.
Market Report From Chicago Wheat and Livestock Prices
Wheat opened weak and slipped to 66 1/2 cents, with large receipts and shipments. Corn and oats followed wit h mixed results as buyers covered shorts. Livestock demand showed firmness with hogs and cattle steady to lower amid plentiful receipts and market activity.
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Associated Press
State Journal
Chicago
Northwestern
Provistans
Lara
Texas
Kansas City
Market Gossip from Chicago and New York Grain Notes
Market gossip reports wheat, corn, oats and hog receipts and trade actions across Chicago New York Liverpool and Minneapolis. Analysts note bids, shorts covering, May corn buying interest and price moves with mixed signals and speculative talk about a volatile week ahead.
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Chicago
New York
Counselman
Liverpool
Minneapolia
Duluth
Kansas City
Omaha
Special trains run Ottawa to Topeka and Grove routes
Special trains depart Ottawa and Topeka on Tuesday and Friday with long stops at Pittsburs Scott Garnett and other points. The schedule shows connections via Lomax Grove Lyndon Vassar and Topeka with arrivals around 225 p.m. and 7 a.m. on different days, returning trains from Topeka at 10.20 a.m. on Friday.
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Coffey
Otee
Pittsburs
Pore Scott
Garnett
Poppikt
Thilay
Det Ist
Spidal Tralian
Gttawa
Pomens
Lomax
Gent
Ell Grove
Owege City
Lyndon
Vassar
Ottawa
Topessd
Krsias
Topeka
Corn and Wheat Market Report From London and Liverpool
Market notes show corn steady to higher in parts with mixed signals on wheat. Prices quoted include references to May and January futures, with pork at about $7.00 and calls around $7.20 in the context of ongoing demand and regional price movements.
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London
Markes Tim
Liverpool
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Jentoper
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Barber Supply
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