Women in Politics Stir Kansas Voter Registration
In many Kansas cities women show strong political interest with registration surpassing prior records. Ft. Scott exceeds 2,000 women registered, Leavenworth near 3,000, Topeka also high. Comments range from party issues to local officials and public policy in a column-like montage.
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Ft. Scott
Leavenworth
Topeka
Criticism of the past legislature in Kansas Populist tone
A Kansas Populist critique laments the failure to secure a maximum freight rate law across six years of shifts in party control. It blasts party leadership for shielding railroad interests, praises the governor for blocking a harmful bill, and vows to uphold anti-corporate governance. The piece also notes press coverage of elections and a call to oppose Loud’s post office bill while urging unity.
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People’s Party
Kansas
Senate
Inwa
Board of Railroad Commissioners
People's Party
Loud
Post Office Department
Marien Ntler
National Committee
Star and
Kansan
World Defends Income Tax Favors Kansas Populists
The New York World editorial defends leading Kansas Populists on income tax. It argues 6.5 million voters backed an income tax and questions wealthier classes to imagine themselves among hard-working farmers and workers burdened by federal taxes. It contends taxation should reflect ability and benefits received and urges multi millionaires to consider paying toward government costs.
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New York
Kansas
World
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Millionaire
Iman
Feder
Prince Imperial Will season of 1897 announcement
The notice describes Prince Imperial, a dark bay stallion of 1 850 pounds with fine style and action. He will stand at two farms near Garnett and Scipio on select days, foaled July 6 1887, bred by C H Hinkey Livingston County. Insurance terms and care disclaimer included.
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Will Mike
My Farm
Garnett
Scipio
Te Joli Pickett Farm
Princ Immortal
Anderson County
C. H. Hinkey
Livingston County
Paducah
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