State ticket and partisan attack lines in 1888 race
Statewide candidates listed for Supreme Court associate justice governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general and superintendent of public instruction. Mentions W A Harris Linwood and other districts. Charges on presidential candidate 1888 and references to silver money, Wall Street, and Republicanism amid era rhetoric. Tone urges distrust of Shylock’s choice and notes political intrigue and religious allusions.
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Benjamis Hargigox
Traying
Wall Street
Minneapolis
Shylock
Poverty of Farmers and political rants in 1890s Kansas
A long polemic argues farmers endure toil with scant reward from taxes and monopolies. It denounces the Wichita whisky trade, attacks the Wichita Times and Kansas City Times for anti Peoples Party bias, and critiques Col Moore and King. It condemns bankers and unions while praising reformers and labor.
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Congress
Kangas City
People’s Convention
King
People’s Party
Times
Mr. King
Gol. Moore
People's Party
Billy Buchan
Col. Moore
Pimnen
Buchan
Wyandotte County
Salina
Cleveland
Garnett
Charles Robinson
Moore
Rob
Sam Riggs
Riggs
The
Chicago Convention Echoes at Polls in November
A fragment notes political forces in Chicago and Minneapolis denouncing party bosses. It hints that voters will deliver the final rebuke in November, promising a lesson to leaders as a call for reform and education in the public sphere.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
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