Kansas Populist honesty and loyalty in debate over Clevelandism
An editorial rebuttal argues Populist governance in Kansas was not a failure in honesty or ability. It defends Teedy and Boyle, praises state officers and Populist judges, notes some discredited legislators, and asserts Populism’s enduring aims. It compares endorsing Cleveland to democratic shifts and sees Bryan loyalty as a Populist staple while rejecting Clevelandism.
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Garnett Journal
Kansas
G. Cp
Teedy
Boyle
Cleveland
Herod
Wm. J. Bryan
Bryan
Leedy
Democratic Party
Kansa
Republic
Albaugh
Brown
Open letter from J A Ramsay denouncing Kansas political bosses
J A Ramsay a prominent Kansas educator writes an open letter to W Eugene Stanley condemning Cy Leland and the state committee for appointive and election practices. He attacks favoritism in appointments and backroom dictates, accusing the administration of improper influence and proposing to oppose the present regime.
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Torkka
Kas
J. A. [Ramsey
Ramsey
W. Eugene Stanley
Kansas
Anderson County
Reform School
Topeka
Board of Charties
Cy Leland
Stanley
Republican ‘Close Corporation
Hancock
Rock Island
Jewell County
Business’ Administration
Ramsay
Doniphan
McNall
Sint
Manila
Senate
Buncombe
Colored School of
Quindaro
State Committee
Board of Charities
One Pleasant Evening at Elite Engagement with Cameron Soprano
A Monday April froth-special features the great American soprano Cameron and her superb company presenting misque and entertaining musical numbers. The program includes refined comedy sketches from classic drama. An annual outing for the elite and amusements for all. Admission 25 35 and 50 cents.
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Cameron
Political shift and municipal ownership trend noted in Kansas City
Republicans suffered heavy losses in Kansas City elections as Democrats Populists and independents won numerous seats and many cities statewide elected officers pledging municipal ownership Socialism grows rapidly and expansionist sentiment shifts readership of Independence Day materials The opera season opens April 16 featuring Cameron Keer Rowe and Ardeck in a United States production at 25 35 and 50 cent prices with a chart opening Tuesday at the post office
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Opera House
Cameron
C. Herbert Keer
Hammerstein
Olympia Theatre
New York
Wilhelmina Rowe
London
Agnes Ardeck
Leah the Forsaken
Contention Over Funston Bid For Army Rank In District 2
The piece notes admirers push Funston for congress and backers aim to promote him to brigadier general to clear the field for Bowersock. Governor Stanley resists appointing Ed Little to Funston’s colonel role if Funston advances. The author calls for honest Republican views on Stanley’s plan and Little’s entitlement.
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Fred Funston
Congress
Tyoe
Bowersock
Funston
Army
Stanley
Ed Little
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N.R. PA
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Postottioe
Gansert
Kassas
Jonas
Toledo
Ohio
Jones
O7iff
Tsery Filipino
Prof
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Kansas City
Ross Lelands
Elec
Hutchingon
Tam
Copeland
Pitek
Leland, Brown, Albaugh & Co
Uncle Sam
Allen
Shawnee County
Hades
J. A. Ramsay
Union Central
First State Bank
Garnett, Kas
Anderson Co
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Wonverk
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