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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1900
Page
4
Mark Haring argues free silver drives the campaign while Hon. J M Dayle sees rising popularity and a majority between five hundred and three hundred. Claims suggest Republicans can elect Mr Alexander without fusion votes amid talk of regional figures Swenson Zdalon and ketard in the county race.
The piece praises Jesse Rector for refusing party pressures in Washington and Kansas, contrasting his stance with Mark Hanna. It notes Rector’s background as Quincy Attorney and State Senator and predicts Republican gains under cautious leadership, citing Samuel J. Crawford’s support and McKinley era imperialism critiques.
The piece criticizes Republican candidates and Daniel Barton tied to reform rhetoric. It cites a Leland interview listing debts and obligations including 45 000 dollars to various banks and firms, urging voters to consider Barton's stance against party or syndicate influence.
The Rock Island railroad promotes Homeseeker Excursions to Katinas Nebraska and neighboring areas with a low fare plus two dollars. Thousands have traveled this year, many staying to make homes, drawn by the open lands along the Kiowa Comanche Apache corridor and new settlements near the river. Residents come mainly from Missouri Illinois Iowa and Minnesota seeking affordable options and rapid western growth.
The passage discusses differing views on who lowered a flag in Alaska and references Mark Hanna, McKinley, and Abraham Lincoln. It notes reactions among Republicans and demurs on the relevance of personal blame, quoting opinions about gold lands and colonial possessions.
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