Anderson county primaries set for May 12 1900 Kansas
Local notice details People's party primaries across Anderson county Kansas to elect delegates for county state congressional and judicial conventions with dates May 10 and July 24 1900 in Garnett and surrounding towns. Also mentions Knights of the Soil aim to influence wheat prices and critique of a congressman bill affecting mail and newspapers.
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People’s Party
Anderson County
Kas
County Court House
Ft. Scott
Paola
Washington
Hiatt School House
Reeder
Westphalia
Putnam
Monroe
Walker
East Washington Union
West Washington
Lincoln
Welda
Rich
Garnett
1St
Jackson
Lone Elm
Ozark
India Creed
Ore
Bchairman
R. S. Ayres
Ch'm
Armour Packing Company Fights Kansas Chicken Trust
Armour Packing Company accuses a Kansas chicken trust of forming against them and vows to establish stations to retaliate against the combine. The Armours insist they are not part of a conspiracy.
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Armour Packing Company
Kansas
Armours
Combine
Trist
McKinley urged to address missionary meeting over Filipino Christianization
The report notes a thousand Filipinos were reportedly "Christianized" by violence on the bullet route last week. It suggests McKinley should speak again at a missionary gathering and shed tears for the "poor heathen."
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McKinley
The Philippine Question Parallels South Africa Dispute
The Philippine issue mirrors the South African question as the same pod, a single pea, with greed driving the strong to oppress the weak. This stance from the St. Louis Republic frames imperial power as the controlling force behind both cases.
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Philippine
St. Louis Republic
Commerce and ownership in global trade debate
A St. Louis Republican quote argues that trade with many nations requires owning them, suggesting an extreme view that ownership of major powers like China and others would be necessary for any commerce. The remark reflects a provocative, imperial-era stance on international trade and domination.
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Philippines
China
St. Louis Republican
Staiey Named Republican Nominee After Silver Forces Victory
Staiey of Pennsylvania, elected to Congress by the silver forces, is now the Republican nominee. He was once discussed as Bryan's running mate in 1896.
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Staiey
Pennylvania
Silver Forces
Bryan
McKiNnxy Skips Chicago Dewey Festival
McKiNnxy refused to attend the Dewey festival in Chicago. Had Dewey declared himself Republican, it might have changed the outcome.
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McKiNnxy
Dewey
Chicago
Global press clash and colonial quarrels across eras
The clipping rails at political feuds with threats against unions and trusts. It cites Wallace calling Hanna the great American suspect, warns of nail price cuts and flood losses on the Mississippi, and notes Turkey and Philippines tensions. It also paints courts as pro corporate and mocks public rights.
Socialists Nominate State Electors and Officials
The Socialists announce a full slate for state offices with electors at large led by John M. Peet and Louis Matingnon, plus I A Cain as Congressman at large and A A Carnahan as associate justice. Ticket includes G C Clemens for governor, Thomas Leamay for secretary of state, Charles Gorsuch for attorney general, W J Nixon as auditor, C A Gordon treasurer, Jankie S Mayberry for superintendent, Lt Maxwell for superintendent of instruction, C R Mitchell for state solicitor, and judges General Bradshaw and J D Haskell, with a third to be named by railroad men. district electors to be chosen per congressional district.
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Charles Gorsuch
Olathe
W. JL. Nixon
Dickinson County
Treaster
C. A. Gordon
Johnson County
Public Instruction
Jankie S. Mayberry
Cedar Junction
Instrayer
Maxwell
Topeka
C, KR
Mitchell
Gaeda
Supreme Court ruling allows express firms to shift tax to customers
The Supreme Court decided express companies cannot be forced to pay the sump tax and may pass the cost to customers by raising rates. The speaker notes this outcome is predictable and implies corporations seek such changes by appealing to the Republican party and the court.
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Fur Supreme Court of the
United States
Republican Party
Supreme Court
t—Turlington Courier
British Officers Targeted by Cree Rios in Sharp Stick Clash
Cree Rios confronts British officers wielding a sharp stick as MMe franks on their actions. His sharp sarcasm strains relations, risking Hiller and Warren being sent home in disgrace.
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Cree Rios
Mme
Hiller
Warren
Government sends canned beef to Philippines
The Chicago Record notes the government ships canned beef to the Philippines but worries soldiers may abandon supplies, enabling Filipino forces to seize them.
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Mae
Philippines
Chicago
Paper Trust Fight Affects White Paper Prices
A dispute over the paper trust has started to impact the market with a cut in white paper prices announced. The report notes that newspapers nationwide threaten to break the trust if pressure continues.
Jersey Lily Mistaken on American Sympathy for Britain
Mrs Langvity argues that the public supports Britain in the South African war is a sad mistake. Her view asserts American sympathy remains misread, amid wartime sentiments and press coverage.
Indictments Grow in Goebel Governor Case
In Kentucky, several men have been indicted over the Goebel governor controversy as allegations against Governor Taylor surface with reports that he has fled to New York.
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Goebel
Kentucky
Taylor
New York
Jupar Cas Chanwith Dies in Lawrence Home
Jupar Cas Chanwith, who arrived in Kansas in 1857, died at his Lawrence residence on Monday. The long time resident was noted for his ties to the early settler community and his involvement in local affairs.
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Jupar Cas. Chanwith
Kansas
Lawrence
Monfiays
Resolutions cite McKinley praise and reform proposals
The Sedan county convention resolutions laud McKinley as wise and healthy leadership, while opponents warn of inflated praise and link Republican claims to wheat price rises and India famine. The piece quotes the New York Journal debating industrial policy and direct senator votes amid Hanna era promises.
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Sedan
Wm. McKinley
Republican Party
India
Sedan Lance
New York Journal
Dem
Hanna
McKinley
Road alteration petition in Keeton area April 1900
A petition signed by John Togan and others requests the county board to vacate and relocate a public road in Township 17 Range 17, intersecting sections 20 and 26, with viewers including Thos D McCugue Hen Hocon Nok Haat to assess. The county commission met at the southeast corner of section 26 on April 14, 1900, per order of County Clerk H Canvan.
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John Togan
Canine
Toyenshigi
Eid
Hewinong
Mhrage
Oorada
Howe
D. McCugue
Conjmenal
H. Lownaliiy
Clever O'Cack
Siay
Noordot
Canyawn
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Knights of the Soil
Farmers’ Alliance
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Cherryvale
Manila
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Mark Hanna
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Mississippi
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Turkey
Uncle Sam
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Root
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Bowersock
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Ayonet
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Kitchener
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Bullerts
Socialise
John M. Peet
Cloud County
Louis Matingnon
Osage
A. Cain
Cherokee
I. II. Miller
de Soto
A. A. Carnahan
Concordia
G. C. Clemens
Thomas Leamay
Cloud
Cantington
Soren
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Swift
Atlanta
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W. B. Corset
Penny's
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Garnett Wagon and Carriage Works
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Stephens & Matiaye Live
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Ira S. Bierly
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