03 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1892
Page
1
Republican candidate John W. Mertz faced sharp rebuke after a Central City speech last week. The editorial questions his fitness for county attorney and asks if voters can support him, concluding with a firm no for any man deemed unfit for the office.
Ottawa, Kansas attorney Col. Deford born November 7 1835 in Uniontown Fayette County Pennsylvania. He served in the Civil War as second lieutenant of Company F 1th Pennsylvania Reserves later moving to Ottawa Kansas in 1867 where he has since practiced law and built influence. His election to district judge is urged as a lasting public benefit.
For readers in Indiana county Pa we publish voter tickets as requested. The Pennsylvania state ticket lists Supreme Judge R B McCombe of Lawrence county for congressmen at large 5 P Chase of Tioga and Geo W Dawson of Beaver. Indiana county ticket includes Assembly B F Lydick of South Mahoning and D R Jenkins of Blacklick for register and recorder B O Fleck of Kellysburg for county surveyor Gilbert McCrea of Brughvalley.
Cannecie deposits one hundred thousand dollars into the Republican campaign fund while Prick is appointed chief dispenser of the boodle. The Pinkerton devise employers sit high in party councils as GOP papers urge laboring people to vote Republican. Did anybody ever see such gall?
An outspoken critic questions the American crisis in forming a public spirit amid a democratic republic. He condemns office seekers and railroad magnates, urges state control over railways, and notes labor unions distancing from the Republican party over Frick and Whitelaw Reid.
Duann Staspant of Tulare County writes that California will go for Weaver and Field by a nice majority, indicating strong local support for the candidates.
A call urging voters to oppose a constitutional convention cites removing a $200 exemption as a move that worsens hardship for the poor. The plea argues the proposal would increase the burden and asks readers to vote against a constitutional convention.
An excerpt claims the national Republican party spent $200000 in Kansas to buy voters, alleging Christian voters would back the bribers. The fragment suggests a political money influence scandal, with unclear attribution and wording.
The plea urges voters to defeat a constitutional convention plan, asserting it would cost Kansas taxpayers three quarters of a million dollars. It claims Moore will beat Funston by about 4,372 votes and cautions that a closer figure would be 7,000 if nearer the mark.
A brief consumer note advises buyers to avoid Carnegie nails and choose alternatives. It emphasizes verifying brand and quality before purchase to ensure reliability and avoid inferior products.
A promotional notice highlights cooling spots from plains to peaks near Colorado Springs including Pike’s Peak access by foot, horse, carriage, or cog railway. It advertises Santa Fe Route Pullman sleepers to Manitou, cheap excursion tickets to Colorado resorts and Las Vegas New Mexico, and a local agent contact. It also promotes Megrimine as a headache cure with free samples from The Dr. Whitehall Megrimine Co.
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