Brother Taber Writes. Essex Iowa’s Socialist Vote Doubling
Opinion piece from Eorrors AGiavor in Essex Iowa railing at Republicans and Democrats as a “double curse.” The writer mocks Christian history, urges dilution of factions, and attacks Governor Shaw and political leaders. Ends with a note about a future general sweep and a dire forecast.
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Essex
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Mr. Christian
Turkey
Injun
Atlantic Ocean
Shaw Wna
Oelwein
Ws. J. Taner
P.S
Glass to contest Moore for sheriff seat
C J Glass files papers to contest the sheriff election of J M Moore. He states a careful review shows he was elected and should hold the office, signaling a forthcoming legal challenge.
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C. J. Glass
J. M. Moore
Glass
Court of Visitation Struck Down by Judge Hook
Judge Hook of the federal court rules the court of visitation not wholly a court and invalidates the part of the law that would benefit the people. The court members may still draw salaries while the telegraph rate provision is ruled confiscatory, allowing continued charges by the telegraph companies.
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Federal Court
Court of Visitation
Prosperity Promises From Hanna Regime Riches For Corporations
The piece argues prosperity will flood working people as big combines gain and farm prices fall. It forecasts higher taxes and bonds across government and industry, with voters bought by wealthy interests. It predicts a drop in vote value as bonds raise costs and political influence concentrates among the rich.
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Great Steel Combine
Sugar Combine
Oil Combine
Coal Combine
Cotton Goods
United States
Sam
Germany rebukes Whitelaw Reid on trio pact proposal
Berlin newspapers dismiss the New York Chamber of Commerce speech as theory only praising a Germany Britain and United States accord but lacking genuine solidarity. The Vossische Zeitung notes Anglo Saxon nations seek relations only for advantage and accuse both England and the United States of pursuing imperialist aims that crush small peoples with force.
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Whitelaw Reid
New York Chamber of Commerce
Great Britain
United State
Berlin
Vossische Zeitung
England
United States
Botl
Little and Eni Steete Wed in Topeka Chapel
E. C. Little and Miss Eni Steete were married in the chapel of Ethan s College in Topeka on Wednesday evening. The ceremony was quiet. The couple will reside in Abilene.
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Eni Steete
Iethans College
Topeka
Mrs. Little
Abilene
Trusts, speculation, and rising prices debate
The letter argues against blaming trusts for rising wheat and corn prices, noting widespread price increases despite claimed no trust presence. It calls for sensible argument over hysteria, accuses speculators of inflating markets, and questions Brady’s honesty about national prosperity tied to trusts.
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Lawrence World
Brady
Miners Unionist Jailed for Free Speech at Ft Scott
Contained within are claims of Joan P. Regs of the national miners union jailed in Ft Scott for exercising free speech. Telegrams from G C Clemens of Topeka criticize judges and discuss political topics. The text also references a Kansas Bush law and various legal disputes involving Judge Williams.
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National Miners Union
Ft. Scott
Williams
G.C. Clemens
Topeka
Reese
Dead soldiers and navy ships demand funds
A rough report states a nation faces poverty yet vows to build eighteen new warships. The message underscores the tragic cost of conflict and the strain on national resources while highlighting resolve to expand naval strength despite hardship.
Orrenco Struggles Prompt Bond Plans for Deficit
A terse note describes Orrenco as distressed and ready to issue bonds to cover deficits. It hints at hopeful prospects amid financial strain, labeling the period as prospero and tense in tone.
Music by Josie McCoole and Edith Audson Rev. White
Josie McCoole and Edith Audson present a music program featuring trio performances and solo pieces under the Rev. White in a local venue. The event highlights vocal and instrumental works with period repertoire and church backing.
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Edith Audson
Rev
White
Russia plans frontier move as Britain braces for Royal Navy clash
Ambiguous reports say Russia aims a decisive strike on the frontier while Britain strengthens defenses and a hospital ship could aid efforts in South Africa. The text notes Lennon’s concern over gold scarcity and mentions Manila and Tritish forces in a muddled international scene.
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Ivan
Manila
South Africa
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