McNall Out as McNall Decapitated by Stanley Power
The narrative portrays Webb McNall as removed by Stanley after a dispute over alleged insurance company fraud. Capper led charges against McNall on behalf of insurers, Gov responding with a summons to defend. Stanley replaced McNall with W. W. Church, while McNall vows to contest and resumes political prospects for 1900. Kansas volunteers receive mixed portrayals from Republican papers.
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Webb McNall
Stanley
Arthur Capper
the Mail and Breeze
Capper
Leland
McNall
Webb
W. W. Church
Church
Illinois Senator seeks full canned food supply audit
Senator Mason of Illinois proposes an investigation into all American canned foods and supports a law requiring on each package the finished formula. Newgaska replaces Senator Allen with a gold standard Republican in the senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Illinois
Newgaska
Senate
Senator Allen
Webb McNall Attacked as Defender of People in Kansas
The piece rails against Stenley directed by Cy Leland and insurance attorneys. It praises Webb McNall as the most efficient Kansas insurance commissioner and a fearless foe of big corporations. It claims McNall’s stance saved millions for the public and condemns his political ouster by Republican allies. It also attacks Rhodes and political manipulation surrounding Cortland fusion.
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Stenley
Cy Leland
Webb McNall
Kansas
McNall
Republican Party
Liz Crim
Jim Simpson
Eugene Stanley
Postlet
Waite
Crim and Simpson
Stanley
Change in Cuban policy signals annexation aims
Observer warns that after the war the United States alters Cuba policy to favor American control. Troop withdrawals continue while Cuban mines and fields come under American influence. The writer fears a manufactured sentiment for annexation and a return to Cuban subjugation, delaying genuine freedom for Cuba.
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United States
Cuba
Spain
Political turmoil over appointing state officials in Kansas
An angry critique decries the Stamley administration for replacing H. C. Hammon with A. A. Stewart as superintendent of the asylum for the deaf and dumb in Olathe, blaming Republican politics and railroads for political favoritism and hinting at Standard Oil influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Hammon
Howell County
Missouri
Asylum For the Deaf and Dumb
Olathe
A. A. Stewart
Morrill
Hammond
Stamley
Stewart
Kansas
Legislature of small things noted in Wellington Voice
Echoes from the Wellington Voice criticizes state spending and governance under Gov. Stanley. It cites increased taxes, a $150,000 bond for a twine plant at the Lansing state penitentary, higher insurance taxes, and new charter fees, while accusing Cy Leland ally Stuart of election fraud and calling the current legislature extravagantly funded. The piece mocks the notion of public care and compares a Ft. Scott storekeeper’s diverse stock to a sign painting joke.
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Hessin
Stanley
Cy Leland
Stuart
Lansing
Kansas
Secretary of State
Business Administration
Troma
Ft. Scott
Meekison Endorses Peruna for Catarrh Cure
A letter from D Meekison of Ohio to Dr Hartman praises Peruna for catarrh relief. The writer cites thirty years of illness and claims removal of symptoms with continued use. The piece notes endorsements from prominent men and states Peruna is sold by all druggists.
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D. Meekison
Ohio
Dr. Hartman
D. Marxton
Perune
Ameana
D. Mheribon
Hartman
First Fifteen Minutes Free Offer At Local Exhibit
An old notice promotes a free fifteen minute intro to a local exhibit featuring magic lanterns with experienced Eilitors PH stars and county officials. It hints at a pay-what-you-can program after the free period, listing adult and student pricing and urging stay-after for the full program.
Primary Election Held in Garnett Kane County
The article describes the Silver Primary Election in Garnett Kane County with voting details for different wards. It lists officials including the clerk attorney treasurer and superintendent of education, names polling locations, and notes the election date and officers in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pately
Walter
Garnett
Kane
Tie Pianos
Ahuiin
Bed
Stefotntiitaetonion
Poten Fade
Dakesnar
Treastiter
Bowrd
Estucattin
Gacnett
Pantin
Around The World in Pictures Event at Auditorium
Monday evening at the Auditorium featured Elmer's Pictorial Journey in Angrics Europe Malentine and the Far East. Immense photographs and paintings display scenes life sized, 15 feet in diameter, brilliantly lit and visually striking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Europe
Malentine
Far East
Fake Laxative Bromo Quiniye Tablet Scam
A bogus laxative tablet named L. B.Q. On is being sold with fake claims and refunds offered by druggists. The notice warns the genuine product is distinct and urges customers to avoid the counterfeit tablet and seek refunds for purchases.
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L. B.Q
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Champe Ans
Anna Champe
Edlitore J. M
Avexa
N.R.P. A
Hlurarnett
Kime
K, RB
PB. A
Gaesurr
Manco
Republican
Kansas Volunteers
Kansas Boys
New York
Manila
Admiral Dewey
Philippines
Uncle Sam
Wenn McNata
W. Eugene Stanley
Rhomis
Rhodes
Stewart-Falcon
House
King Cyrus
G. Op
McKinley
Hanna
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil Government
Wellington
Meekison
Columbus
O. Dax
S.S.S
Swift Specific
Atlanta
Georgia
Sons of Veterans, Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. R. and
Ladies’ Aid Societies
Hutchison
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