Taylor Riddles Mistake and the People’s Party Strategy
The piece argues Taylor Riddle and a majority oppose merging with the Democratic party. It warns that if the Democrats nominate a pro or anti imperial figure, the People’s Democratic party would lose its identity. The author urges sticking to principle and ending bids for place or position.
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People’s Democratic Party
Topeka Meeting Nods to Carnegie Gift Rejected
President Nichols of the Agricultural College urged a resolution endorsing Carnegie’s ten million dollars in steel stock to fund an educational institution in Washington. The motion was tabled amid critics urging teachers to avoid trusts and to keep Uncle Sam separate from the trust business.
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Leavenworth vote on bonds for water works plant sale
Leavenworth considers issuing 400000 dollars in bonds to buy the water works from a private company. The Western Life opposes, arguing the plant is worth no more than 275000 dollars. The paper questions workingmen benefits while endorsing public ownership, and notes postal reform and political sparring between Hawna and Foraker.
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Leavenworth
Western Life
Sullivan, a big cattle owner, disappeared owing over $150000
Sullivan, a prominent cattleman, vanished amid debts exceeding 150000 dollars, leaving creditors unsettled and authorities reviewing possible foul play or voluntary disappearance as the estate faces financial pressure.
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Bowman Aims for Congress At Large Says Populists Have Chance
Topeka dispatch quotes Noah L. Bowman of Garnett as suggesting the Populists can defeat the Republicans this year with united effort and principled leadership. He has been named for several posts but favors running for congressman at large if nominated, which supporters say would strengthen the ticket.
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Kansas City World
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Do Good For Good's Sake in Chicago American Editorial
An unsigned Chicago American column urges charitable acts as a duty and personal benefit. It argues giving helps the giver, warns against indiscriminate alms, and calls for practical kindness to express sympathy, including aiding express drivers and starving animals amid winter.
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Chicago
Topeka Boers Rally Draws Strong Applause
A large pro-Boer meeting was held in Topeka last Sunday with Capt. Joe Waters and David Overmyer delivering stirring speeches and receiving repeated applause. Gen. J. K. Hudson presided as the hall showed broad sympathy among attendees for the Boers.
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David Overmyer
J. K. Hudson
Roosevelt backs Madden plan to bar papers from mails
The report claims President Roosevelt endorses Madden's scheme to exclude certain papers from postal mail, asserting the plan will proceed regardless of postal department changes. It argues Teddy doubts free speech and a free press, noting his eventual departure from the presidency. Senator Sewell of New Jersey is dead.
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Secretaries Order New Year Greeting From White Ho
A cryptic note claims Secretary Lane commanded Admiral Dewey and General Miles to visit the White House on New Year's Day to offer a Happy New Year greeting. The text insists there is no imperialism involved and asserts the country is free.
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White Ho
Senator Quay Retires On Ill Health Rumor Repeats
Reiterated chatter claims Senator Quay will retire due to ill health. The repeated speculation draws skepticism as supporters and observers await an official statement.
Liz Crum Denied as United States Marshal Candidate
President rejects Liz Crum, Burton's nominee for United States marshal, leaving the vacancy unresolved and prompting questions about the administration's choice and future selections.
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Burton
United States Marshal
Cherryvale Fire Ravages Key City Businesses
A Sunday morning blaze in Cherryvale destroyed several prominent business houses, causing major damage to the downtown commercial district and prompting investigations into the fire's cause.
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