People’s Party Primaries and County Convention
Governor candidate A W Dennison highlighted as party figure. Primaries in Anderson area set for May 12 1900 at 8 o clock p m to elect delegates to the county convention May 19 1900 at the county courthouse 10 a m to choose delegates to state congressional and judicial conventions on July 24 1900 Fe Scott July 11 1900 Paola judicial date Tbd Township committeemen to be elected East and West Washington primaries at Hiatt school house Delegates by township and ward listed with numbers Westphalia Monroe Welda Garnett and India Creed led by R S Ayres and C T Hiatt signatories for delegation reporting duties to county central committee Garnett May 1900
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People’s Party
Anderson Rarity
Bus
County Court House
Fe. Scott
Paola
Washington
Hiatt
Westphalia
Monroe
East Washington
West Washington
Welda
Garnett—1st
Garnett
Garnett—3d
Garnnett—ath
India Creed
R.S. Ayres, Ch'm
Populist Judicial Convention Set for May 24 at Ottawa
The Populist convention to nominate a judge for the Fourth judicial district will meet in Ottawa Kansas on May 24. Anderson County may send six delegates Franklin County eight delegates and Douglas County eight delegates.
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Fourth Judicial District
Ottawa
Kas
Anderson County
Franklin County
Douglas County
Populist Party urged to stay active to push reforms
Senator H. W. Young and a Kansas Populist advocate disbanding the party would not erase its influence as doctrines of public ownership and direct legislation persist. Supporters say the People’s party has pressured the old parties to adopt reforms and must remain a vehicle to ensure laws reflect those measures.
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H. W. Young
Kansas Populist
People's Party
People’s Party
Republican stance on direct senatorial elections questioned
A Republican critic notes the party denounces direct senatorial elections as a Populist fad yet only fifteen of the House members vote against it on April 13. He cites Kansas Republicans where six of seven supported the measure, asking if they are infected by the Populist virus.
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United States
House of Representatives
Kansas
Republican traps and trust foes mocked in Iowa piece
A pointed political essay attacks Republican opposition to trusts as hollow posturing. It likens party tactics to catching mice and turning them loose, amid critiques of the interstate commerce system, state liquor power, and federal oversight, concluding that office equals heaven for Republicans.
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House of Representatives
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Iowa
Mark Hanna
Republican Party
Gambol
Isqueak
White House
Congress
Temperate Kruger Always Toasts With Milk
The article notes President Kruger maintains temperance, abstaining from wine at banquets. When wine is served he places a glass of milk before him and uses it to pledge the toast, illustrating his strict moderation and unique ritual.
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Kruger
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Wee Nontonkornist
Bs Hobson Weskon
Goliath
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IO Medi
Republicans and Trusts
Lesh Glothing Company
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