King A.S. King for United States senator rises in Kansas politics
The Kansas City Times echoes a growing boom for Hon. 8. B. King of this city as a U S senator to succeed Perkins. Democratic central committee members back him and praise his withdrawal from the congressional race as party loyalty. A national political figure lauds King as a strong savior for Kansas and a man who could do more for the people in one year than Perkins in twenty.
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S. King
United States
Kansas City Times
Times
King
Perkins
State
Democratic Central Committee
People’s Party of the
Kdmaas
Letter From Mrs Lease to Garnett in 1892 Campaign
Mary E Lease writes from Wasu August 15 1892 to Anna Champe Garnett promising two or three grand meetings in Kansas with General Weaver speaking in Garnett. She notes optimism about national and state political prospects and sends regards to Mr Champe and the boys.
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Anna Champe
Mire
Mary E. Lease
Wasu
Anas Champe
Garnett
Wes
Kannas
Weaver
Mr. Champe
Mary EF
Leis
Democrat aligned reform pamphlet urges straight ticket vote
A pamphlet from People’s Voice of Norman and Oxia argues a Democrat may hold diverse views on free silver banking and free trade. It stresses fellowship as supporting the party nominee and voting the ticket straight, urging readers to send Tex Dexta for Reform papers to educate and persuade wavering friends.
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Tex Dexta
Stamp Up for Kansas Opinion from The Lanterm
A partisan note arguing Kansas Republicans borrowed a Missouri idea to mobilize voters and bonds for courthouses schools railroads while the party had few supporters. It claims the old party stood up for Kansas until defeat, and urges the People’s party to continue the fight to lift the state.
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Kansas
Missouri
Buffalo Skulls
Kam Vay
Avid
People’s
Pitt
Kaneas
Portrait on Funston and the Carnegie iron warning
A fragmented note warns against using Carnegie iron or stealing iron, referencing Funston and a farewell motif. It urges avoiding any Carnegie branded iron and criticizes improper acquisition of iron goods amid a wary tone.
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Carnegie
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Ines
U. S
National Watchman
Sxdon Acte
Rive Anon
People's Voice
Oxia
Funston
Afm
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