Senatorial District Convention of the People's Party
A convention of the Seventh senatorial district People's party will meet in Kincaid Kansas on September 6 1900 at 1 oclock to elect delegates. Delegates are allotted by 60 votes for W B Bush 1898 in the district with Linn and Anderson counties receiving 18 and 12 delegates respectively. The committee notes other business as needed. A A StROXG, Secy. RON Kare Chim
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People's Party
Senato Roal
Anderson and
Linn
Kincaid
Kanaas
Lo'clock Pa
W. B. Bush
Linn County
Sonceet
Anderson County
Bester
A. A
Stroxg
Sec'y. Ron
Kare
Chim
Is There an Alliance With England Over Islands
A British official in Hongkong urges free trade free Chinese entry and friar expulsion as conditions for U S island possessions. A London dispatch says powers seek to widen the open door in China while warning tariffs must not hurt British and American trade. The writer argues against any Anglo American alliance, noting calls for kept American troops in China to aid Britain.
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England
United States
Hongkong
America
London
Chicago Record
China
Great Britain
Prominent Republican Judge Kingman Joins Bryan Ticket
Judge Samuel A. Kingman former Kansas supreme court chief justice announces support for William J. Bryan and the full ticket. He cites aging, reduced stump work, and growing concern for the republic as the Republican party’s four year policy led patriots away. Major Tom Anderson also flips. Senator Mason of Illinois was barred from a Sedalia meeting due to anti imperialist views and the event was canceled.
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Samuel A. Kingman
Kansas Supreme Court
Horton
Kingman
William J. Bryan
Republic
Republican Party
Tom Anderson
Mason
Illinois
Sedalia
National Republican Committee
Prediction of Bryan Victory Foreseen by Prophet of Los Angeles
An Angeleno prophet, active since the 1880s, forecasted Bryan’s 1900 presidential win and Democratic gains. He predicted electoral tallies for Bryan and McKinley, party shifts in Senate and House, and broad Democratic ascendancy across states including New York, California, Kentucky, and Texas, with detailed electoral projections.
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Louis Post
Los Angeles
Cal
Col
Blanton Duncan
California
Grover Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Joe Blackburn
Bryan
Kentucky
New York
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Washington
Wyoming
McKinley
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
West Virginia
Nevada
Montana
Colorado
Indiana
Kansas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Mr. Bryan
House of Representatives
Senate
Matt Quay
Clark
Delaware
Allen
Mr. McKinley
Parker
Wallace
Roosevelt
van Wyck
Alcum
Taylor
Mid-Roaders
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio
Tlinois
One of Ingalls' Prettiest Bits in Kansas Magazine
An excerpt from Blue Grass portrays grass as nature’s forgiving force poised between renewal and devastation. It describes how battle-scarred fields heal into green, streets regain life as grass crowned lanes, and forests decay yet grass remains immortal. Grass withers harvests yet its absence would threaten humanity.
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Kansas
Count Boni Busts and Creditors Sell Estate
Anna Gould's husband must liquidate his premier home and a stock of horses carriages and furniture to satisfy debts, with competing bidders discovering the bargains are not as desirable as they seem. Liberty convention delegates show support for Bryan Dryant and Campbell in the Seventh district race. another candidate to be chosen at Hutchinson.
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Anna Gould
Bryan
Dryant
Campbell
Hutchinson
Ex Governor St Joan Campaign Page for Bryan Ticket
Ex Governor St Joan plans a swift entry into the Bryan slate campaign. He aims to energize the imperialistic crowd and sharpen the ticket’s political stance in upcoming elections.
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St. Joan
Bryan
Breidenthal
Rivalry signals clash over censoring speeches
Teppy and Mark clash as reddy bars Mark from censoring speeches. Frank Brown calls a supposed $5,000 Kansas bet with McKinley a hoax, disputing the offered wager.
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Frank Brown
McKinley
Kansas
Powers Convicted in Goebel Murder Case in Kentucky
Caleb Powers, former Kentucky secretary of state and Republican, was found guilty of complicity in the Goebel murder and sentenced to life imprisonment. The jury included one Republican who promptly voiced conviction. Governor Taylor remains abroad and under protection of Governor Mount of Tadiana.
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Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Goebel
Powers
Taylor
Mount
Tadiana
Roosevelt Critics Split Over Democrat Label in 1896 Race
In St Paul Roosevelt denounces Democrats as cowards while aligning with Palmer and the gold Democrats, clarifying his remark did not target Bryan Democrats or those who aided McKinley’s election. The speech signals a complex stance amid party divisions.
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St. Paul
Teddy Roosevelt
Palmer
McKinley
Roosey Refuses Taylor Return From New York
Roosey, governor of New York, defies the constitution by blocking the surrender of Taylor, a Kentucky fugitive. The incident questions Roosey’s fitness for higher office and fuels debate on presidential ambitions.
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Roosnvult
New York
Taylor
Kentucky
Kenacky
Roosey
United State
Hanna's Opening Campaign Remarks Drew Fire in New Jersey
In Ashbury Park, New Jersey, Hanna stated he would not discuss issues, criticizing other Republicans for dodging debate. The remark sparked immediate controversy as opponents urged clearer policy discussion and accountability.
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Hanna
Ashbury Park
New Jersey
Sai
Governor Waning Reader Ban Follows Breidenthal Mention
A physician ordered Gov. W. Bucks to refrain from sending newspapers. The restriction stems from distress whenever Breidenthal's name appears in print, noted by Fr. Scott Lantern.
Peters Faithful Representative Aids Disabled Veterans
Every old soldier who sought help from Congressman Peters for a pension can testify to his efficiency and faithful work in that line. The Second district never had a more faithful representative in Congress.
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Congresman Peters
Peters
Congress
Plots Said Found Against McKinley and Bryan
Reports claim plots to assassinate President William McKinley and candidate William Jennings Bryan have been unearthed. McKinley surrounds himself with a robust bodyguard contingent amid heightened security.
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McKinley
Bryan
Diplomats invite US and allies to withdraw from China
Russia and Germany with Brance extend urging to abandon China. Governor Suaw of Towa names Congressman Dolliver to fill Senator Gear’s U S Senate seat.
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Russia
Germany
Brance
Uncle Sam
Johnny Balla
China
Suaw
Towa
Dolliver
Gear
United States
Senate
Tut American Flip Falls Over Peking China
An American flip action faces Peking as Will McKinley contemplates a move prompted by advice from Johnny Bull. The decision hinges on guidance from the British side and international reaction to the maneuver.
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Peking
China
McKinley
Johnny Bull
Kansas Boy Scales Wall at Peking First
A Kansas youth from Wichita earns distinction as the first to scale the wall around Peking. The remark calls Republicans and other party members level headed, while praising Kansas boldness and resilience.
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Kansas
Wichita
Peking
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