Prohibition Rally Amid Whisky Trade Reflections
A writer recounts a late election prohibition prayer meeting in a church led by Republican supporters. He contrasts fervent vows to end liquor with scenes of whisky flowing nearby at a White House carriage and a local drugstore, highlighting perceived hypocrisy and the clash between proclaimed morals and everyday commerce. The piece critiques political figures Morton Blaine Harrison and the party’s stance versus actual restraint on liquor sales.
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Republican Campaign
Benjamin Harrison
James Blaine
Mr. Morton
Murat
Washington
White House
Butler
Benjamin
Tarrison
Janes G. Blaine
U.S
South American
Internal Revenue Department
Kansas Agitator Offer Prices and Limited Time Deal
An offer lists the Kansas Agitator local edition at $1.00 and Advocates and Scott's Sub-Treasury and the Land Lawn System at $1.50. The Kansas Agitator foreign edition is 50 cents, with The Anyocare and Scott's Sub-Treasury and the Land Moon System for $1.10. The notice urges action now as time is limited.
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Kansas
Scott
Treasury
Kansas Agitator
Anyocare
Prohibition Pressure Echoes in Farmer's Tribune Excerpt
The Farmers Tribune quotes a sharp critique arguing the United States faces a clash where only church influence can enforce prohibition. It urges immediate action, dismissing gradual change as futile and framing the church as the sole obstacle to repeal.
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United States
Busoen
Lows Farmer's Tribune
Bank payment dispute over loan interest case in Kansas
In Kas held case from Washington county district court the Clifton bank vs Samuel Smith, four years after note issue, Smith renewed and paid monthly interest. Court found lawful interest at 12 percent on 825 equals 12, total claim 87 dollars. Smith had paid 21 1/4 dollars more and was awarded judgment against the bank for that amount.
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Warros
Kas
Devin Fon
District Court of
Washington County
Clifton Bank
Samuel Smith
Smith
Populist Hand Book Sale Notice
The Populist or People s Party Tran d Book by Vin cents is ready for delivery from this office. Order now or send arrangements to obtain a copy for the price of 50 venta.
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The
Vincents
Tow Astraton and Land Loan System Book Sale
A local edition catalog lists Tow Astraton for one year and Scott's SubLeasury Play along with the Land Loan System offered at $1.00, plus a foreign edition of the Agratos for one year and the above book at 60 cents.
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Scott
Politically Charged Praise Amid Warork Mevren Debate
An Atchison Champion column defends Warork Mevren as a trustworthy senator and cooperative with Senator Plumb, mocks a proposed $5000 state agent salary scheme, and notes the paper’s republication of praise before Senator Phunnel's death. The piece contrasts partisan attacks with credit given to political opponents.
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Warork Mevren
Lee
Kang Pepe
Wart
Washington
Plumb
Atchison
Sena
Dor Vphunel
Tts
People’s Party
Fusion and party loyalties in a tense political scene
The piece discusses the Democratic and Republican fusion issue with the People's party, noting repeated refusals to overturn the fusion, and predicting the People's party will maintain its independent stance. It asserts Democrats may not support Republican electors next year and questions the party’s integrity and historic positions.
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Yue Leavenworth Times
People’s Party
Prineia
Capital calls young crowd to spot Clays and Websters
The article asks if the current leaders will live up to Clay and Webster, noting none prefer statesmanship over office. It questions whether any candidate would instead be a township constable than the right role, highlighting a demand for principled leadership.
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Topeka
Leavenworth Times
Montezuma Record Promotes Reform Paper in Georgia
The Montezuma Record positions itself as a square eight page, six column reform newspaper priced at $1 yearly or 50 cents for six months. It calls for reform and good government to be controlled by the people and asks readers to send support and their name for samples.
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Montezuma Record
Georgia
Adulress
Recon
Montezuma
Seen Trex Cents For A Bundle Of Reform Papers
A reader comments on distributing Reform era papers among acquaintances described as weak-kneed, noting interest in a bundle of small denomination items and suggesting a casual, social exchange.
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Sam Jones
Brother Bunder
Prohibition
Hotal
Jacen
Vytor
Beasury
Dixie
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