Republican Column on Bond Policy and Temperance
In a Republican column from May 22 in Waasamorox, the writer rails against the Butler bill prohibiting bond issues without Congress approval, notes Senator Baker's shift toward gold standard finance, and debates prohibition’s enforceability. It mocks Francis Murphy’s temperance tour to Wichita and argues jail over tears, criticizing Topeka and Kansas political figures. The piece critiques McKinley and the presidential prospects, with broad commentary on party unity and electoral strategy.
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Stary Journal
Political Pressure and Populist Critique Across Party Lines
The Nebraska Independent quotes a Mountain Chantanquan message denouncing monopolies and the financial system, calling for McKinley as a strong Christian candidate. It notes railroad power, Republican discontent, and urges compassion for the poor worker while predicting a populist shift this year.
Second district Republicans fail to adopt platform
The Second district Republicans refuse a platform, judged as tied to spoils. The piece mocks their aims, notes a desire reflected by their actions, and contrasts it with Senator Peffer’s successful bond fraud inquiry resolution. It questions GOP achievements in both houses and calls for scrutiny of Republican conduct.
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Deepwater Gulf Coast City Rail Line Promises Growth
The article extols the southern United States for attracting people with rich opportunities. It highlights the Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf Railroad now under construction as an air line from Kanaan City to Port Arthur. The project claims to open 800 miles of new potential for investment and settlement.
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State Journal
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United States
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Land Prospect in Southwest Arkansas and Nearby Regions
A promotional prospect describes meat and fruit country across Southwest Missouri, Northwest Arkansas, central and southern Arkansas, and parts of Louisiana and Texas. It highlights peach, strawberry, cotton lands, tropical fruit areas, and vast wild lands opening with a healthy climate, pure springs, and rainy streams. An eight page illustrated pamphlet offers homeseeker and investor information, mailed free by FP A. worn beck land commissioner.
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Texas
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Tu and Wyandotte Sts
Kansas City
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