Native Kansans Take Active Roles In State Affairs
The Kansas legislature now includes eighteen native Kansans across districts. The state’s press and professions show strong native representation with figures such as Charlie Scott Del Valentine Ewing Herbert Frank P MacLennan William Allen White Victor Murdock Jr Arthur Capper and Fred Badger noted. Long may the native Kansan’s influence endure as guardians of state interests, per the Kansas City Star.
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Topeka
Kansas
America
Commonwealth
Charlie Scott
del Valentine
Ewing Herbert
Frank P. MacLennan
William Allen White
Victor Murdock, Jr
Arthur Capper
Fred Badger
Republic
K. C. Star
Kansas Democrat Skeptical of Fusionist Democrats
Da. F. B. Lawrence of the national Republican Silver central committee says Kansas shows no path to a Democratic victory, matching Mississippi Republican prospects. He argues a Kansas majority who voted for Bryan last fall would resist fusionist Democrats, a stance that tires some observers.
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da. F. B. Lawrence
Kansas
National Republican Silver Central Committee
Mississippi
Bryan
Moses
Prophetic Poem by W H Mut on Civilization’s Decline
A long reflective verse laments loss of justice, freedom, and virtue as greed and corruption erode society. It foresees storms of war and moral collapse, contrasting ruin with enduring faith in the common people and labor. The poem, written near Mut’s death, ends with a assertion that people endure beyond rulers and plunderers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Mut.rn
Kansas
Kansas Commoner Says Kansas Judges Pay Debate
The Wichita Eagle discusses the push to raise supreme court salaries from 3009 to 5000 annually amid a larger plan to expand the court. It notes governor warnings and predicts the legislative session may cost at least four million dollars, reflecting on the political battle over judicial pay and court size.
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Stanley
Kansas
Prices and wages under the sugar trust and other quotes
The Nebraska City News notes price, wage, and exchange comparisons from 1886 to 1900. It lists carpenters, section hands, street-car drivers, livestock, wagons, wheat, twine, nails, tinware, oil, lumber, and eggs, showing how many units of each item could be traded for wages or goods across the years in a curious cross- era price study.
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Sugar Trust
Studebaker
United States
Agery Bulletin
Philippines
Nebraska City News
National Legislative League seeks equal rights for women nationwide
The National Legislative League promotes equal legal, municipal and industrial rights for women through action at federal and state levels. It cites state-by-state inequities in child custody, property, earnings, support laws, and employment discrimination, urging organized, widespread support and affiliation for individuals and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress
National Legislative League
League
Grover Cleveland criticizes England and US in empire issue
The Kansas Democrat quotes Grover Cleveland accusing England of killing natives in South Africa to seize lands and says the United States is doing the same in the Philippines. He criticizes Cleveland for not stating this during the campaign as the Philippine question was debated.
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Grover Cleveland
South Africa
Philippines
Grover
Kansas
For Fine Candy Go to the Red Light
A concise note directs readers to a location described as the Red Light for obtaining fine candy. The item reads as a brief, local guidance snippet without additional context or events. The exact address or organization is not specified in the fragment.
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Garnett
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Temple of Justice
Christ
Hills
Hell
Earth
Morn
Wichita Eagle
State of
Morey
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