State Motto and War Memory Stir Kansas Hope
A Topeka State Journal digest notes a patriotic motto born amid terror, praising resilience through hardship and the future promise. It references Kansas Missouri state line concerns, Governor Morrill, and prohibitory law enforcement. The piece also hints at party realignments with Democrats and Populists facing Cleveland’s influence.
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Morrill
Kansas City
Howevr
Topeka State Journal
Kansas
Grover Cleveland
Prairie memories and a soldier's pledge in Kansas
A reflective tribute recalling the Kansas prairie and the fallen boys who made it free. It laments lost lands, savored landscapes, and the longing for state park preservation. The piece muses on frontier life, veteran remembrance, and a public desire for change amid national strife.
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Bob White
Kansas
Elysian Land
Pather
Korn Knife ad recruits readers in Garnett Kansas
An eight page reform paper offers to convert readers by sending ten friend names and one dollar. The Kansas Korn-Kniet invites subscriptions for one year and directs readers to Garnett Kansas. The informal ad pattern suggests a promotional push for the reform paper.
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Kansas
Korn-Kniet
Korn-Knife
Garnett
Kas
Mrs. Mary E. Lease Stricken by Illness at Winder
Mary E. Lease is ill with pneumonia in Winder Minnesota. Initial fears of danger faded as reports say her condition is improving rapidly and she is on the mend.
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Mary E. Lease
Winder
Minnesota
MANKSAN WOMEN A Kansas tribute to heroic frontier wives
Adapted by Mrs. Mary E. Lrasa this memorial piece honors Kansas frontier women alongside the heroic men who settled the land. It lauds mothers and wives for their quiet sacrifices and imagines their names shining in Heaven while urging recognition.
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Cnovis
Mary E. Lrasa
Kansas
Serioul-Boy
Populist Platform Needs Broader Reach Beyond Money
In this 1900s call, 7S. D. Karns argues the People’s Party must pursue a wider program beyond money reform. He urges direct legislation, government control of transportation and utilities, and an educated majority to curb corporate greed, stressing loyalty to Omaha platform principles and opposition to narrow one plank focus.
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People’s Party
Congress
People's Party
Omaha
D. Karns
American
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