Silver Meeting Sparks Reform Plans and Protests
A November meeting at the new headquarters backs reorganization with Judge Schoonover and Hon. Noah T Bowman speaking. The dispatch notes Kansas women suffragists rejoicing over Frank Doster’s election as chief justice and previews sharp editorial comment on McKinley and silver across multiple papers in London and the U.S. remarks.
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Anderson county 1896 vote and Bryan opposition stance
The piece discusses the 1896 Anderson county election and national reactions to Bryan’s stance against trusts and monopolies. It notes Sun editor O’Connor praising Bryan and critiques media silence on U.S. politics, blaming misinformation among farmers and urban workers. It argues Populist education shifted Western voting toward silver policy.
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Manford Schoonover
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Wanamaker gains and political musings on silver
A column quotes SH Beny Wanamaker lamenting Pennsylvania’s stance on free coinage and the Chicago platform while praising McKinley’s victory. It discusses fear of deflated currency, the business recovery, and urges focus beyond appointing officials. Mentions Chief Justice Doster and Kentucky Senate expectations.
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Breckenridge Defeated by Kentuckys Women in Coal Debate
The Topeka State Journal notes that W C F Breckenridge has been stopped by Kentuckys voters and womens determined political influence. Breckendridges name may fade from public recall except as a symbol of a disgraceful episode in the coal ingress controversy.
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