Doster Backs Cleveland as Roosevelt Fades in Split
The unnamed editorial criticizes Roosevelt while noting ex Chief Justice Frank Doster backs Grover Cleveland for president. It argues both major parties merge toward similar policies, laments party deceit on race and labor, and predicts a Socialist ticket in the next election, with Cleveland likely aided by Republicans.
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Frank Doster
Grover Cleveland
Roosevelt
Judge Doster
Cleveland
South
Tammany Triumphs and Graft Critics Clash in New York
The Kansas Populist rails against Tammany methods as grafters attract voter interest, while honest government proponents advocate for integrity. The piece notes the Emperor of Gumany reportedly has throat cancer, highlighting sensational claims amid political debate.
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New York
Kansas
Gumany
Biggest Labor Fight Coming The Socialism Tide
Rev Charles Steizle of St Louis warned last Sunday that the next decade will bring the greatest labor war in U S history. He predicted a tidal wave of socialism sweeping the country as unions drift toward socialist ideals and even religious leaders fear church roles. He urged a church led campaign to heal the breach between church and workers and to end free seats slogans.
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Charles Steizle
St. Louis
United States
Germany
Just A Game Of Politics In Congress Session
The Topka Capital says the current special session is a game of politics. It notes little chance of major legislation beyond Cuba reciprocity and routine affairs, with currency reform blocked by prominent Republicans and tariff plans unlikely to change much, shaping the session around the 1904 presidential campaign.
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Topka
Congress
Republican Party
Prstatement shows AFL member rise to 1.7 million in Boston
The Topeka State Journal notes that Prsstpent Gomprrs annual report to the AFL convention in Boston places organization membership in September above seventeen hundred thousand. The piece mentions a shift toward political action and warns such a large voter body could influence doubtful districts.
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American Federation of Labor
Boston
Topeka State Journal
Colorado Coal Strike Shuts Mines and Paralyzes Rail
The coal miners of Colorado are on strike causing mine paralysis and serious railroad disruption. Business activity stalls as fear grows over thousands of workers being out of work and a prolonged confrontation between miners and operators appears likely.
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Colorado
Congress Meeting Sets Stage for Election Year Strife
A Kansas Populist predicts a year of strenuous political agitation as Congress opens. Legislation this winter and next spring will be debated more for its impact on the presidential race than for national welfare.
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Congress
Kansas
Socialist Vote Forecast for Next Year Predicted
The writer warns against press gloating over declining Socialist support in Massachusetts and other Eastern states, predicting that the next year will bring the largest Socialist vote ever cast in the United States.
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Massachusetts
United States
Reform Editor Advantage Revealed in Witty Reflection
A reform editor muses on the joked benefits of political reform work, noting marital trust and privacy. The remark pivots on a quip about not needing to check a wife's pockets, implying trust and domestic ease as a sly advantage of reform-minded life.
Oture Cut For 2000 Workers At South Chicago Mills
South Chicago Steel Mills laid off 2,000 workers in another round of cuts, bringing Illinois Steel Works total job losses to 3,800 in recent reductions.
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Chicago
Illinois Steel Works
Mitchell for Cortelyou in Roosevelt's Cabinet
The report claims John Mitchell will replace Cortelyou in Theodore Roosevelt's cabinet. The note questions whether this appointment serves as compensation for his efforts to keep politics out of the miners' union.
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John Mitchell
Cortelyou
Roosevelt
John
Miners’ Union
Bryan and son sail for Europe to spend weeks visiting posts
Wm. J. Bryan and his son sailed on Wednesday for Europe. They plan to remain several weeks abroad visiting all important points and sites of interest.
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Wm. J. Bryan and Son
Europe
Burton Machine Seeks Albaughs Scalp in Rival Clash
A Burton machine pursues Albaughs, signaling a fierce intra-group contest. A domestic rift threatens to fracture the house divider against itself as tensions rise.
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Burton
Albaugh
No man convinces people he believes in himself
A lone quote on self belief highlights political shifts as no speaker commands a large following in congress for the first time in years.
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Congress
County High School debated by Local Society
The Men’s Social Science Club met last Monday to discuss a county high school. Prof. Geo. R. Lawellin argued in favor, with several speakers proposing varied plans. The Agravor supports any plan aiding education, noting tuition would vanish with a county high school. Garnett schools enroll many out-of-town pupils, with dollars flowing in tuition from outside parties while classrooms are crowded. A new building is needed and will be required soon.
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Geo. R. Lawellin
Lawellin
Agrravor
Garnett
County High School Proposal Sparks Discussion
A note invites public discussion on establishing a new county high school. The column welcomes input from readers and encourages community debate on the proposal and its implications for local education and schools.
Tur President Eyes Hanna in Campaign Next Year
Tur President anxious to have Hanna in the campaign next year, signaling potential collaboration. The statement suggests strategic alignment as efforts to boost support unfold ahead of the electoral cycle.
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Tur
Hanna Min
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