Fusion prospect in Eighth district to oppose Nicholson
In Topeka dispatch Judge James Humphrey of Morris County, a Democrat, may run as fusion candidate for judge of the Eighth district against Alliance nominee M. B. Nicholson. The district contains Geary Dickinson and Morris counties, all carried by the People's party last fall. Democrats and Republicans may unite for the ticket as the only viable option. Jay Gould is denounced as a robber who plunders the public, with railroads built by God and labor and owned by the many, not the few.
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Topeka
Torexa
James Humphrey
Morris County
Citizens
M. B. Nicholson
Alliance
Humphrey
Aeropucax Axp
Reven Licans
Geary
Dickinson
Morrie
People’s Party
Ars
People's Party
Iaet
Park
Jay Gould
Amert
Gould
God
Isbor
Emart
Democratic nominee Warren targets Republicans in district race
Warren the Democratic nominee for congress faces Republican sympathy with the People’s Party. Joseph Lowe of Washington, a leading Democrat, declared early in the campaign that he would work to defeat the Republicans to protect farmer interests.
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Warren
Congress
Joseph Lowe
Washington
Politician versus the people in quest for justice and reform
In the current political contest the politician challenges the people with trickery and corruption. Education and distress will prevail to expose fraud and bring reform. The mills of the gods grind slowly but finely, according to a National Economist quotation.
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National Economiat
Meeting of County Lecturers in Second District
Call issued by A F P Allurs to count y lect urers in Garnett Anderson county to meet August 12 at 2 p m for two days of consultation and organization in educational work. Appeals for attendance and help. Also a note correcting a claim about women as delegates, citing Prohibition national convention in Indianapolis in 1888 with many women delegates enjoying equal privileges.
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Order
People's Party
People’s Party
Indianapolis
Two Parties in This Country and Their Struggle
Roscoe Conkling criticizes the two parties for chasing spoils as bees descend toward ruin. He portrays lawmakers as unrepresentative while praising the American people as honest intelligent and energetic. He laments legal leaders failing to reflect the public.
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Roscoe Conkling
County convention set for August fourth at Marysville
Cas Tyien from Marshall County says the Acrraton will hold a county convention on August 4 in Marysville. He promises both old parties will join hands but vows to defeat them both and asks supporters to get on board and help.
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Cas. Tyien
Marshall County
Marysville
Tariff reform partisan use and public weariness
The National Economist argues that tariff policy has long split politics since 1789, with Mills bill results showing little effect. It claims the public wants tariff reductions tied to economical administration and refuses partisan maneuvering, urging focus on land transportation currency and broader reform.
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Reform
Millionaires or Slaves Which
Alliance Tribune of Topeka Kansas promotes a 60 page reference book titled Millionaires or Slaves Which with detailed tables on congressional control from 1859 to 1891 money supply and circulation yearly totals population debt and bills passed with voting records, tramps counts, and debt alternatives priced at 15 cents or $1.10 per dozen.
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Congress
Alliance Tribune
Topeka
Kansas
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