Official Directory Names City Officials and Council Members
The list includes City Clerk John Goeller Treasurer J de Shimek Marshal OW V Miller and council members Tobey Bunce H E Bunce Kuchera James Dormen and R Etherton, naming officials in the municipal directory.
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Arbuthnot
Loggan
City
John Goeller
J. de Shimek
OW. V. Miller
Shone Ts
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Tobey
E. H. Bunce
J. Kuchera
James Dormen
R. Etherton
Bayard Statement Hailed On Fisheries Treaty Accord
A clipped report notes Sronmany Bay remarks that with the fishery treaty the United States has secured all it sought. It expresses hope Mr. Bayard's assertion is correct and that the lingering question will soon be permanently settled.
Third Party Paper Planned for Topeka Whisky Trade
A Topeka note states Ty will pay to establish a third party paper in Topeka. The committee reports liberal subscriptions for this purpose and commends the idea to thoughtful consideration by third party friends.
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Joun
WaLaur
Bia
Topeka
Jola. Register
Yettiée James Declines Republican Convention Candidacy
James G. Buane writes to New York World again stating he will not be a candidate before the Republican national convention. He urges party leaders to take Blaine at his word and respect the pledge.
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James
Buane
New York
Woxvp
Blaine
Democratic polemics on tariff and tobacco tax reform
A partisan broadside attacks Democrats led by Sam Randall and Blaine on tariffs and excise taxes. The writer rebukes perceived hypocrisy, cites St John and Cooper Institute remarks, and argues removal of tobacco revenue mirrors liquor tax repeal in moral impact.
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St. John
at _ Cooper Institute
St John
Free trade fears and tariff talk in Cleveland view
A Cleveland argument claims tariffs are a fax to consumers and removal would cut prices. It notes calicoes cost 54 cents per yard, compares New York prices, and argues protection supports home competition and cheaper manufactured goods.
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Cleveland
New York
Per Capita Impact of Protective Tariff Questioned
The author argues that the protective tariff amounts are tiny per person. Even if treated as a direct tax, the per capita cost is so small it would be hardly noticeable. They contend objections by radical free traders mislead the public about tariff effects.
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United States
Stop My Paper Letter Warns of No Impact When Readers Quit
A reader notes that anger over a paper’s stance or absence does not end publication. The writer argues many will ignore the editor’s ire, and presses would continue printing even if individuals stop supporting or reading. The message likens burning a Bible to impending paper continuity.
Epithet Sparks Reactive Debate In Salina Letter
A Salina letter outlines strong reaction to charges of party dirty work and living principles. The writer ridicules the idea, praising exalted leadership and laments the abuse of political labels. The text reflects partisan tension and a plea for respectful discourse amid public scrutiny.
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Salina
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Dannefer's
C. Wokal
Orrys
Billiard Hall
WF. Hodges
Prop
Hoggan
Goellar Bro
McDonald
the Pilot
H. G. McDonald
Cuba
Scoud
Buarng
Gladstone
America
Plumb
John
Sherman
Winchester Herald
S. T. Marshall
the Herald
Sam Randall
Sam
Democracy
Killa
Rendall
Firet
Arensdorf
Haddock
John P. St John
Mor Sralal
Aso Chin
LASS
Pioneer
Sparket
Boots & Shoes
Crete Mills
New Orleans
Tennessee
Sugar House and _ Maple Syrups
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