Partisan smear debunked in Kansas political row
The piece defends Lyman Naugle and Mrs. Rinna Marshall against sensational reports spread by Kansas City and Topeka papers. It accuses Republican politicians and biased papers of fabricating scandal to harm Naugle, a Populist leader, and to discredit Mrs. Marshall, noting the trip to St. Louis and Indianapolis and denying claims of resignation or embezzlement.
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St. Louis
Indianapolis
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Irom
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Kansas City Journal
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Kissas
Pirpase
Naugle
Ibis
Get Out of Cuba Resolved by Senate and House
The piece attacks U S Cuba policy as published in the December speech and demands accountability. It accuses officials of betraying pledges to free Cuba, cites corporate gifts and land grabs, and condemns imperial arrogance under the Stars and Stripes. The author calls for truth and honor amid alleged official plunder in Cuba.
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House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Cuba
America
Stars and Stripes
Mississippi Valley
True Prophet of the Wichita Legislature Forecast
The Wichita Eagle warned last month that the Kivisas legislature faced large extra appropriations and must fund them or risk unpaid certs and a state credit drop. It noted proposed penitentiary manufacturing schemes Paris exposition capitol completion and an extra insane asylum would push expenditures hundreds of thousands over appropriations and demand accountability from every representative and senator.
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Kivisas
Governor supports Webb Me All as insurance chief
Laurence World notes Gov Stanley defends Web Me All's two year term as insurance commissioner. The paper notes Webb was condemned for violations of law, yet few condemn his general conduct and claims he fulfilled his duty despite criticism on the stump.
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Web Meall
Webb
Lawrence World
Henry George Declines Brooklyn Memorial Committee
Henry George declines a Brooklyn borough invitation to serve on a Maine memorial services committee. He offers to donate to an assistance fund but opposes public ceremonies that appear to support Washington administration policies. He condemns military despotism and criticizes McKinley era corruption and war conduct.
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Brooklyn
Maine
Washington
Spain
McKinley
Partisan clash blamed as banking bill defeated
From Topeka comes a blunt verdict that Republicans blocked the banking bill to deny Populists any credit for good legislation. The Lawrence World calls the move contemptible partisanship and notes it as a ridiculed display of party malice.
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Topeka
Lawrence World
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