Bryan and Watson Likely Top Populist Tickets Says Butler
Senator Marion Butler tells a correspondent that Bryan and Watson remain the populist candidates at the convention’s close and that the national committee cannot withdraw or replace them without vacancies. He notes the committee’s plenary powers but argues the convention could not remove a nominee after acceptance.
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Butler
Bryan
Washington
Watson
Marion Butler
National Committee
Pupil Sues Teachers Over Reinstatement Fight
A suspended pupil sues ten teachers for 1200 damages seeking reinstatement at Panville High. The case follows prior school board tensions and a court order banning publication in a school journal. The pupil, Trbin, was suspended after controversy over coverage and teacher support while under scrutiny by the superintendent.
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Panville
Lawra M. Tombin
Echool Board
Trbin
Lars Fase
Irish Delegates Spark Onboard Row Aboard Antonia
Passengers on the Cunarder Antonia report an almost international quarrel after a voyage party. About 373 cabin passengers included many Americans and Irish delegates from the Dublin convention. Clergymen from All Hallows College were aboard to serve western parishes. During the concert the chairman urged singing God Save the Queen, but Irish delegates and Americans refused and began singing America. An argument ensued but no blows, though delegates Patrick Martin Michael Murphy Peter W Weins and Peter Galweher rose and left the saloon.
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New York
Antonia
Dublin
Khmen
All Hallows Cnllege
Dloteses
Audence
America
Patrick Martin
Michael Murrhy
Peter W. Wiens
Peter Galweher
Hari
Newport Society Ball Turns To Baseball Match
Newport residents play a mixed game with the local team as summer visitors, umpire Gelrichs wearing a blue suit and elastic belt. the match ends with Newport 15 and Summer residents 16 after Gelrichs calls the game at mid nine due to darkness.
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Newport
Herman Oeirichs
Um. Pine
Umwee
Gelrichs
Ben Monagh
EE Ozechts
Renidi
Errore
Mr. Gelriche
Harlem saloon to open near monument works site
Chicago readers note a saloon planned at Harlem and Circle avenues near the monument works area. Local officials, led by Police Justice Klimmer, have ordered a building erected opposite the street entrance. Also listed are rail excursion dates and a medicinal ad in the page.
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Chicago
Otto Goerke
Harlem
Circle Aventua
Ak Park
Asloonts
Monument Works
Sports and Prizes for Labor Day Celebration
The Labor Day program lists running events and prizes from all events. Prizes include cigars, earrings, boxing gear, bicycle shoes, and cash in various contests. Local sponsors include Wolf Bion Co Culvert Bailey Palace Clothing Topeka Turn Verein and others.
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Europe
Gne Prine
Re Eaat
A. H. Sharum
Golden Eagle Clothing
Nickel Brace
Wolf Bion, & Cote
John Greif
Secon
Troup's Enterprise Halsing
C. O Johnson
Topeka
Box of
Dyers
Broderson & Broderson
Robinson Crusoe
S. B. Brett
W. C. Chaffee
A J
Thompson Hardware Company
Sas
Palace Clothing Company
Recker
WH. Reed
Towela
New York
Mercatitie Company
Craddock & Schnaebel
Verein
Santa Fe
Barnum ¢ Co
Wil
de Howe
Ham Taylor
Hub Clothing Company
Beroud
Goimis
Topeka Cycle Corny
Tree For
Swift & Holliday
Barber Supply Company
Peer- Steam Laundry
la West
Arrival of Regulars in Topeka Draws Big Crowds on Kansas Avenue
Crowds lined Kansas Avenue as United States troops marched into Topeka, with Col Lloyd Wheaton and aides leading the advance. Infantry, cavalry, a wagon train, and a band followed, tents set along a camp near the Douthitt tract as residents toured the grounds and troops prepared, eating a cold lunch while officials organized the positions and guard details.
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United States
City
Et I O'Clook
Marshal Fuller
Lmits
Agony Bridge
Colin Camme
Lloyd Wheaton
Capt. Puller
Col. Wheaton
Fuller
Col Wheaton
Campeb
Kerr
Leutenant
Earphardt
Gordon
Twentieth Regiment
Santa Fe
W. P. Burmham
Kansas Avenue
Kunzer
Kansis Avenue
Tenth Street
Topeka Avenue
Col
Wheateon
G. 5
Grims
Filey
Vaissons
Grimes
A Heyl
Louis Osthelm
Qoakiln
O. W. B. Parr
Ft. Riley
Capt Grimés
Manhattan
Wamego
Rossville
William S McCokky
Twentieth Infantry
Sands
Sixth Cavalry
W. BP. Buesham
Livat
F. Dey
FF Lippitt
Sureecon
Hetes
Dent
Poster
Tronk
Moon
Wheaton
S Cy
Topeka
Sumiay
Firemen Attend Fall Festival Preparations in Beloit
An official described Beloit’s volunteer fire department and a forthcoming large meeting of the fire association. He noted 25 of 28 Beloit volunteers will travel with a racing hose truck to participate, while other departments hesitated on delegations until near arrival. The Beloit celebration and decorations drew praise from Topeka observers.
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Tomorow
Manifold
Topeka
Beloit
Topeka Fall Festival Parade and Pageant Schedule
A detailed program for a Topeka Fall Festival week outlines daily parades, balloting, band contests, and pageantry from September 28 to October 2. Events span labor parades, firemen tours, band contests, a Flora’s Festival, and the Grand parade with Don Quixote and a host of performers, plus a Civic and committees roster.
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Don Quixote
Camp Miles
Tine
Spain
Cuba
Athletic Park
Topeka
CP. Adsink
Peter Hell
Retonapaan
Ona Gelows
Re. Benaned Edwards
Snapshot items from Farmington and Topeka news
Reported notes from The State Bankers Association meeting in Library hall, a Farmington band appearance in a bicycle parade, and local church attendance. Also mentions bicycle parade judges, a Chinese cook arriving with regulars, two attempted robberies, a horse purchase, a serious injury from a falling roll, and planned telecommunication changes. Topeka free library hours, a deaf mute tramp, police investigation, and bicycle parade officials. Also a somnambulist farmer injured on a Rock Island bridge and a humorous telegram about a man who vanished into a river. Indian Pow wow and dance hall planned on Kickapoo reserve with a large wigwam enclosure.
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State Bankers’ Association
Library Hall
Phil Eastman
Farmington
H. H. Shawhan
Kansas City
First Presbyterian Church
Herman Lescher
Charles Barnea
Arthur Keane
Leavenworth
Alvay
DeMoss & Penwell
J. W. Robb
Wm. Usher
Huntoon
Tyler Streets
State House
Mitchell
Harrison
Harrison Exchange
Bell Exchange
Topeka
Zeller
Pshaw
Marshal Doneyson
M. Stevenson
F. Drelsbach
Claudy
C. F. Menninger
M. HR. Chesney
M. Schlegel
W- Nelson
Charles Nelson
Fionte
Edna Millice
Bessie Eubre
Pearl Kirkpatrick
W. E. Barris
Farmer Boy
Rock Island Bridge
Gardiner Bmaz
Cameron
Kan
Harris
BR. W. Harris
Gardiner
Snap Shots in South Missouri book offered for purchase
An uncredited notice promotes a book titled Snap Shots in South Missouri featuring photo engraved views of southern Missouri scenery. It claims to help readers gain knowledge of local topography, targets home seekers, and notes the book is mailed free with postage 2 cents and four cents for added postage. It lists authors and printers and hints at regional interest from investors and settlers.
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Missouri
Kansas City
Fort Scote
Haliroad Co
Thas Talechiytas
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Ulster
Golden Eagle
S. Ettlincer
Musch, Keuses& Tema
G. A
Mac Nutt
Union Ave
Mai
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GOD Save the Queen
Newport Society Ball
Kummer
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Arizona
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Indian Territory
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Douthitt Tract
J. Pp. Cadden
State Fire Association
J. P. Cudden
Re Belott Fire Department
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State Firemen's Association
Carp
Marshall
Mado Club
Kansas State Firemen’s Association
Danny Miley
Flora
Cupid
Topeka Turnverela
Dragon of Ages
Rosia
Rancho Panga
Esquire
Dulcinca del Taboro
Don Cachar de Banh
Fairview
Kickapoo
Prof
Samuels
Kapsis
Catarru
Orrick
Kansas Ave
Searon
Aucseas
Jd Rowley
Ae Jones
Wad
C Edwards
CP. Adams
JF. G. Samuelson
Oacer Krauss
Pecwraanen
A.M. Baird
Geo. M. Lescher
J. M. Crowell
Pattatelphia
American Sunday School Union
W. L. de Grom
Rocky Mountain District
Dr. Crowell
Kanperia
Sundar
Om Tuwedtay Soe
Ft. Worth
Tex
Crowell
de Sweet
Mr Sweet
Bt Louis
Zast
Vic
Burlington
St. Louie
Bureington
Leavening Powe Royal
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