Consistency in Lawrence World Candidate Slugfest
Editor J L Brady campaigns for Douglas County state senate and charges Henley with trust ties and salaries while omitting J D Bowersock’s larger role in the Lawrence mill deal. The piece accuses bias and calls for equal scrutiny of all players in the factory sale.
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J. L. Brady
Lawrence World
Douglas County
Lawrence
Henley
Brady
Trady
Trust
J. D. Bowersock
Bowersock
Congress
Mayor Glass Backbones Garnett Prohibition Effort
Citizens push for licensed saloons despite law and council support. Mayor Glass vetoes an ordinance granting police judge monthly license fines to liquor sellers, praised for upholding law. An effort to override the veto may occur at the next meeting.
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Garnett
Glass
Criticism of Christian nations amid Boxer War tone
A Missouri Free Press critique laments Western powers backing harsh actions in China and Africa. It argues foreigners provoke hostility, urges restraint, and notes a perceived flaw in modern Christian civilization. The piece calls for honesty and common sense in global governance.
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Ugland
South Africa
China
Mi Ssouri Free Press
What Cockran Says Might Be
W Bourke Cockran addressed Yale law school graduates on the supreme court decision about whether the constitution extends over the colonies. He warned that if the colonies are under the constitution both parties would seek to dispose of them and if not the President could wield power from a separate republic, possibly moving the capital and taxing for governors rather than the governed.
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New Haven
Conn
W. Bourke Cockran
Yale Law School
Supreme Court
Congress
Washington
Politics and Prosperity in 19th Century Wheat Policy
An opinion piece from the Chicago News arguing that U S wheat prosperity tracks political leadership. It cites 1893 to 1900 production figures, notes Democratic and Republican presidencies, early 1890s declines, and surges around McKinley, linking policy shifts to market prices and farm yields.
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Chicago News
United States
Russia
Joseph Leiter
Chicago
William McKinley
Northwest
Miss Prains Corzins Addresses Democratic Platform Stance
Miss Prains Corzins spoke at the Democratic convention defending anti imperialism and urging withdrawal of U S troops from the Philippines. She urged self government for Cuba and criticized entangling alliances with China and Britain, planning a brochure distribution during the event.
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Miss Prains Corzins
Republican Party
Philippines
Democratic Party
China
Great Britain
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
McKinley Prosperity Topic Spurs Campaign Jitters
The Dorado Advocate notes Republicans will tout McKinley prosperity this year, despite limited direct involvement by McKinley. It argues farming class prosperity and abroad demand shape the US market, forcing foreign mills to seek orders here.
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McKinley
Bryan
United States
Dorado
John Brown In Sermon By Chicago Pastor
Dr Lloyd Jones of All Souls Chicago delivers a sermon on John Brown highlighting Brown as humane and loyal, noting his stature and temperance. The text cites Henry Phorean and Mimmerson remarks, praising Brown while mentioning his controversial actions and the broader meaning of his hanging as a national issue.
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John Brown
Lloyd Jones
All Souls Basch
Chicago
Joh Brown
Henry Phorean
Harvard
University of the West
Kanias
Arank Sea
Vallee
Cromarell
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Mimmerson
Charleston
Vistar Luge
United States
Aimaea
Mhanking
John Brawn
Virgina
American Republic
Washington
Spartacus
St John as Congress Candidate Highlighted by Paper
The Independent Return Press of Puello Colo praises ex Governor St John of Kansas as a fit congress candidate. A personal letter quotes strong unity, readiness for a hard campaign, and a claim that no man in Kansas is better suited to represent district, state, or country in Congress.
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ST. John
Independent Return Press
Puello
Colo
Mir
Congress
Kansas
Seoul
Lin
The Bryan Funeral Feels: A Democratic Quiet March
The San Francisco Call laments a somber Democratic stance following Bryan. It contrasts quiet, orderly conduct with a belief the nation mourns perceived wrongs. The piece invokes independence, war, and liberty while predicting victory in November and calls for reform through elections.
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Bryan
San Francisco
McKinley
Porto Rico
Washington
Jeleson
Hanna
Ouly
Elkins
Geome
Lieola
Tiberte
Jesus
Republican Loyalty Echoed Across 19th Century Era
A Treponarian told us that he never voted for a Democrat or a Populist, noting Abraham Lincoln was a Republican while McKinley is not. He declares he will not vote this year. The Western Advocate records the stance as a reflection of party loyalties and historical context.
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Abraham Lincoln
McKinley
Advocate
Republicans Factor in Kansas Wheat Crop and Dakota Silver Threats
The Chicago Record notes Republicans aim to claim credit for the Kansas wheat crop while addressing the Dakota fail ure by linking it to the threat of free silver agitation.
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Kansas
Dakota
Chicago
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