People's Party Primaries and County Convention
The People's Party in Anderson County Kansas will hold primaries on May 12 1900 at 2 o'clock pm to elect delegates to the county convention on May 19 1900 at 10 am at the county courthouse. Delegates for state, congressional and judicial conventions will be chosen for dates in July. Township committeemen will be elected. Precinct wards Garnett and surrounding townships list delegate counts. Julia Creedance Chitwan and the secretary will post the delegate list. R S Ayers chair, C I Harr secretary.
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People’s Party
Anderson County
Kans
County Court House
Fi. Scott
Paola
Maine
Pirnies
East
West Washington
Hiatt
Westphalia
Monroe
East Washington
Welda
OM Reeder
Putnam
Walker
Union
Lincoln
Rich
Garnett
Jackson
Secomity Central Committee
R. S. Ayers
Ch'm
Editorial on Puerto Rico and the tariff dispute
The piece casts Puerto Rico as a newly acquired territory burdened by tariffs and party strife. It rails against the president for backing a tariff measure that preserves high duties, condemning the shift toward making Puerto Rico a foreign country within the Union. It argues free access would spark prosperity, but current imposts stifle its industries.
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Appleton
Popular Science Monthly
Puerto Rico
Spain
Congress
United States
Puerto Rico policy sparks debate on sovereignty and aid
A New York Herald report argues American rule impoverishes Puerto Rico and warns that refunding duties will pauperize the island further. The piece contrasts protectionism with true commercial liberty and questions party-driven policy and its impact on the island’s future.
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New York
The
Herald
Mme
Puerto Rico
Peter
Paul
Labor unrest warned by banker’s letter to manufacturer
A New York banker’s correspondence urges suppression of labor agitation. He claims workers seek masters, scorn those who support principles, and would vote for themselves only if driven by fear and hunger. The letter portrays workers as cowards essential to the ruling class, implying manipulation of public opinion and votes.
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New York
No git can afford for her happiness or mind of him when she marries
Edward Bok argues that a woman should not wed before a man reaches about twenty to twenty five, and that withholding consent until a suitor has gained a year of wisdom creates a sensible, prudent partner. He underscores the joint protection of God and the husband as guiding forces.
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Ian
Edward Bok
Ladies! Home Journal
Is the Philippine policy right or wrong
A moral and religious critique argues that national policies must align with divine principles rather than shifting human codes. It condemns expansion as a test of loyalty to truth, contrasts the Formosa and Philippine transfers, and asserts the nation's duty to consult the governed and uphold the Golden Rule.
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Charles Denby
United States Commission To
Philippine Islands
Agoncillo
Independent
Business View Post
Formosa
China
Japan
Spain
United States
Archipelago
Congress
Islands
George III
France
DeGrasse
England
Ono
North American Review
Amos Fiske
Philippines
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A. W. Dennison
People's Party
C. ‘I. Harr
Slaughter & Taylor
Kirk Block
Garnett, Kas
Lewib&sons
Ping and
Ummer
Lesh Clothing Company
Kirk Blook
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