Republican attacks on Kansas college and Hanna in Ohio senate bid
The piece derides Republican critics of the agricultural college at Manhattan removing g o p professors and replacing them with Bemis and Parsons. It mocks opposition to Mark Hanna in Ohio and forecasts battles, noting wage cuts at Pennsylvania Plate Glass and iron works. It urges readers to anticipate Hanna’s rise and calls for vigilance at Bryan day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural College
Manhattan
Bemis
Chicago
Parsons
Boston
Partisan
Republican Press
Dogtown
Topeka
Poplist Party
New York World
Mark Hanna
Ohio
United States Senate
Hanna
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
United States
Pennsylvania Plate Glass Co
Pittsburg
Altoona
Reading
Sommersworth
Ottawa
Leedy
Kansas
Brawlry
Kentucky
Bradley
Attempted Bribery Allegations Hit Kansas Politicians
The article reports Cy Leland, a Republican boss, accused of offering $50 to Topeka Mail and Breeze editors Capper and McNeal to delay stock yards bill publication. The offer was rejected. Attorney General Boyle seeks proof. It cites other partisan comments on tariff policy, the Kansas temperance union, ex Senator Peffer, and state figures amid a broad political critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Papers
Cy Leland
Arthur Capper
Tom McNeal
Topeka Mail and
Breeze
Stock-Yards
The
Mail and Breeze
Kansas City Stock Yards Company
Kansas State Temperance Union
Buncombe
Topeka
How They Paid the Penalty. Crowley Tragedy Highlighted
A Kansas City Journal special notes Bert Crowley and six dead children from eviction as a stark example of destitution amid layoff and high rents. The piece condemns landlords and calls out Republican leaders and monopolists for broken promises, referencing Wilmerding layoffs and national political discontent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Josep, Mo
Tive
Bert Crowley
Crowley
Kansas City Journal
Daily
Wilmerdig
McKinley
Wanamaker
Butterworth
Chandler
Ingalls
Republican Party
Olathe Tribune
Free coinage argument and political shifts cited in From history
A historical note discusses Republican stance on free coinage, citing Senator Plumb’s 19th century substitute for the Windom bill and a 43 to 24 vote. It lists Republican names, cites the Topeka Independent, and notes Hawaii’s potential annexation. It questions Lewelling’s position on the railroad board and mentions Comrade Harris.
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Plumb
House
United States
Senator West
Blair
N. H
Cameron
Ingalls and Plumb
Kans
Jones and Stewart
Nev
Manderson
Neb
Saunders
Mon
Squire
Wash
Teller and Wolcott
Col
The New Time Becomes The New Time with New Editors
The New Occasions magazine renames to The New Time and adds B O Flower to its editorial team alongside Frederick A Adams. Flower, former Arena editor, boosts reform thought, with Adams contributing high quality editorials. The magazine stays priced at one dollar annually, and a Kansas Aerator local edition offers combined renewals for 1.50 or foreign editions for 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. Flower
Frederick A. Adams
New Time
Arena
Flower
Adams
John Smith
The
New Times
Frank Parsons
Boston University
Henry de Lloyd
Walter Clark
Marion Butler
John D. Morgan
William T. Stewart
Elfweed Pomeroy
Hamlin Garland
Helen Campbell
Bolton Hall
Lillian Whiting
Abby Morton Diaz
Geo. A. Gates
Iowa College
Frances E. Willard
William Ordway Partridge
Richard T. Ely
E. W. Bemis
H. S. Pingree
Michigan
Frank Coster
Kansas
Edward
Will You Study the Land Question in 19th Century Papers
A call to readers to request literature explaining the cause and cure of hard times, inviting names and addresses for free tracts. Mentions J H La Rue of Kansas Single-Tax League and requests for acquaintances to receive literature. Also references editorials from Ottawa Journal and Texas Farm and Ranch on tariffs, and a Populist taunt at Speaker Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. la Rue
Kansas Single-Tax League
Kansas City
Kas
Mexico
Texas Farm and Ranch
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Tor
New York ‘Tribune
the Tribune
Tribune
Peffer
Advocate
Tur
Chicago Tribune
Ilinois
Tanner
Allen
Altgeld
M. P. Lowe
Matilda C. Gillmore
Charles H. Kerr & Co
Suwaror Baker
C. E. Smith
Anderson
Leper Adams
J. W. Lewis & Sons
Harets
Hawaii
Lewelling
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Comrade Harris
Silver Knight
National Watchman
William Lawrence
National Wool Growers’ Association
National Campaign Fund
Ottawa Journal
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