Populist views and political clashes in Kansas and beyond
A compilation of editorial notes and letters recalling post office appointments in Kansas towns, partisan debates over gold and silver policies, calls to action against corporate influence, and predictions about 1898 political dynamics. The piece praises Populist probes into boodlers, critiques Republican allies, and highlights the push for reform through legislation and public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Topeka
Lewelling
Kansas
Ed Hatch
The Popecrat on Bryan and political foes in 1900
The Popecrat paper from St. Louis criticizes William Jennings Bryan for aligning with politicians and urges him to avoid old allies. It argues the public will back Bryan only if he distances himself from cabalists and rejects silver, white, or hog-wash tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popocrat
St. Louis
North Qth Street
Will Critenden Thornton
Willian Jennings Bryan
Bryant
Nebraska
Itmn
Bryan
Jan Ntade
Democrat Party
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan Plea Before Supreme Court on Nebraska Freight Law
Mr Bryan argues before the U S Supreme Court that railways are not entitled to interest beyond the cost of duplicating lines. He contests capitalized costs averaging sixty thousand dollars per mile and accuses railroads of water, overcapitalization, and pocketing funds, urging fair rates and honest management amid public disdain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Daniels
Girard
Smalley
McKinley
Topeka
Bryan
McKinley Haven
Heavenly Mansions
Heaven
Earth
Mr. Smalley
Jola Sherman
New York
Wisconsin
United States Supreme Court
Nebraska
Bryas
Uuit
United States
Letter List Advertized May 7 1897
A catalog style notice listing individuals including Lewis E. Thomas Mr Thos Tripleton Mrs L C Barton J W Ballard Gotlab Bauerle Wilson Anderson Jaimes H Fehels Wm Early Miss Marie Hal stead C E Wildson Wilson Jones N J Mairai Chas Melchert A B Morton C F Oliver O M Till Robinson Miss A Maul Roxby H F Sample L G Self Ludwigz Shultz Mrs Sarah Squire Mrs Mary Stak James Tallman Mrs E F Thomas J F Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis E. Thomas
Thos Tripleton
L. C. Barton
J. W. Ballard
Gotlab Bauerle
Wilson Anderson
Jaimes H. Fehels
Wm. Early
Marie Halstead
C. E. [Wildson
Wilson Jones
N. J. Mairai
Chas Melchert
A. B. Morton
C. F. Oliver
O. M. ‘Till Robinson
A. Maul Roxby
H. F. Sample
L. G. Self
Ludwigz Shultz
Sarah Squire
Mary Stak
James Tallman
E. F. Thomas
J. F. Baker
Prince Louis Horse Announces 1897 Season at Welda Farm
Prince Louis a black stallion about 16 hands tall and 1700 pounds stands at a farm miles north and 4 miles east of Welda. Bred by Risser Horse Co Onarga Ill foaled April 1 1891 he traces to Beaulieu Vaillant and Prosper with Mignon and Jean Le Blanc in the line. Listed price five dollars for a living cult and noting insurance precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welda
M. Collins Farm
Prince Louis
Anderson Co. Fair
Penigree
Risser Horse Co
Onarga
Beaulieu
Vaillant
Prosper
Decide
Vieux-Pierre
Coco
Mignon
Jean-Te- Blanc
Dam—Fauvette
Bismark
Sultan
Vigoureux
Coco II
Vieux-Chaslin
Jean-Le-Blanc
Rosette
Bayard
Mina
Society of Hippique of
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C. Champe
ANNA
Mali
Garnett
Kam
Congressman Peers
The
Cy Leland
Persimmons
Emporia
Congressman Curtis
Curtis
Aliceville
Republican Party
Borxin
Peffer
Warner
People’s Party
Europe
A. W. Benson
Justice Allen
Benson
Kansasy
Vyalus
Text Book
Hrerx
Dun
Philadelphia
Boston
Canada
Acroa'tor
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