A Hurking Distrace To The Sta
A Kansas State Journal critique denounces Republican leaders for aiding liquor interests, citing a Leavenworth banquet honoring Lucien Baker. It accuses officials of lax enforcement of prohibition, notes champagne and flagged attendance, and attacks Topeka papers and ministers while defending Populists and Democrats in a heated temperance clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Murdock
Wichita Eagle
Kansas
Leavenworth
Lucien Backer
United States Senate
John W. Breidenthal
People's Party
Morrill
Jim ‘Troutman
John J. Ingallx
Dave Overmyer
Dave
Topeka State Journal
Teavenworth
Topeka
Charles M. Sheldon
Leavenworth Atlain
Gentletuum
Republican Party
Angela
Dorothy Recovers to Boost Local Department Interest
Dorothy remains bedridden but reports shedding most ailments from the catalogue and plans to make her department more engaging. No Old Man also sidelined for repairs, leaving the local department temporarily neglected.
Prohibition Fight Sparks Laws and Attacks in Kansas House
The Kansas House debates weaken the prohibition law by removing the option of imprisonment for violators, favoring fines only. Rep. John Baker of Franklin County leads opposition, while Rep. Moss of Lyon County draws fire as a Populist. A militant tone dominates the page with denunciations of anti lottery and other bills, and a critique of Photocratic teaching plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
John Baker
Baker
Moss
Lyon County
Kansas
Raya
Missouri
Grover’s policy clash and critique in tainted tirade
A fiery, irregular attack criticizes Grover Cleveland and allies over treasury policy, bonds, and alleged graft. The speaker laments corruption, warns against selling slaves, mocks congressional authority, and derides political outsiders as pirates within the United States. Strong, scathing language frames a distrustful view of government and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burtons
Grover
Herod
Tapi
Congress
United States
Hill ‘Taber
Dave Hill
Giblon
Satan
Kay
Tonce
High Seas
Rum, Debt, and Labor Exchange in Exsea Iowa Editorial
A reader argues that rum production in sawmills costs over two thousand million dollars annually, producing no tangible goods or market value. The piece laments national debt and social ills, urges a labor exchange solution, cites Exsea Iowa and Wn J Tannn, urging anti elite reform and populist justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lck
Italy
United States
Ste
Guil
Justice
Eternal Lawy
Exsex
Iowa
Wn. J. Tannn
We the People Rise in Long Island Voice of Liberty
VOX POPULI on political awakening calling for unity and action against tyranny. Affected by oppression, citizens from all regions unite to demand justice, denounce capital power, and foresee the fall of monarchic rule as they rally for rights and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimoa
America
Albert I. Parson
Phin
Aleepore
Lion Tran
Feenidom
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Garnett, Kansas
Fed
Accordixo
House of Representatives
Sesson
the Journal
Ebenezer Smith Aminadab Jones
Geo. T. Anthony
Kantsas
Polis
Neverber
Ponr-House
Wall Street
Ottawa Bulletin
Dorothy
Gue
VOX Populi
Wookita
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