Kansas Returns Confound Populist Gains and Fusion Loss
The Topeka Capital analyzes statewide returns showing Republicans expanding gains since 1888 and fusing votes drifting down, while questioning the credibility of inflated Republican totals and alleging voter importations. It cites McKinley and Harrison tallies, fusion splits, and census figures to question the reported double vote growth.
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Topeka
Harrison
Kansas
McKinley
Nelson
Republican Imajority
Humphrey
Morrill
Stanley
Bryan
Breidenthal
Cleveland
Kansas City World of the 24Th
Washington
Secretary Curran Calls 1902 Campaign Launch
J di Curran secretary of the Populist state committee announces renewed organization in Topeka. He urges active recruitment, literature production, and press support to educate voters, vows a sharper 1902 campaign against Republicans, and emphasizes unwavering commitment to populist principles and reform.
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J. di. Curran
McKinney backs plan for China commission to ease trouble
McKinney urges creation of a commission to settle the China trouble. He says appointing a commission would preserve his record as a commission president.
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McKinney
China
Commission
Industrial boom follows election and stock speculation
A Chicago News observer notes post election gains in railroad and industrial stocks while warning water content lowers dividends. Oil, cattle, hogs, and plows rise or fall with the boom, as farmers and small buyers chase industrials.
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Chicago News
McKinley
Standard Oil
Chicago News Finance
Rockefellers
McKinley farmer and nickel hogs in a fickle boom
The speaker links hog prices to political and economic forces. He argues hogs may rise only if miners and factory workers gain wages, warning higher costs will cripple farms. He notes industrials jumpy, hogs and wheat volatile, nails up, labor weak, and no relief in sight. Jo McDrt, in imagery, remains in the whale.
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Jay Gould
Anada
United States
McKinley
Bryan
Canada
Jonah
Jo McDrt
Be Patient and Walt Kansas Editors Call for Steadfast Partisan Loyalty
A Kansas editorial counsels patience after the presidential election, arguing against party reorganization. It warns of a coming Republican backlash and plutocratic burden, urging steadfastness, adherence to old principles, and avoidance of haste to form new parties. The piece stresses not changing base despite temporary defeat.
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Kansas
Belgian comrades push for universal suffrage
The Belgian campaign for universal suffrage is being aggressively advanced by their ranks. A huge demonstration occurred on Novemberth, following extensive street meetings that promoted equal voting rights for both women and men, drawing broad attention in public discourse.
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San Francisco
Bryan’s vow to stay in politics and advocate in Lincoln
Mr. Bryan declares he will remain active in politics for life. He vows to continue advocating for his principles with both speech and writing, insisting his work will endure in Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Mr. Bryan
Lincoln
Nebraska
Kansas Population Gap Echoes Ten Year Target
Kansas failed to reach a 44 000 population gain in the last decade. A new republic has been declared in the Interior of South America.
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Kansas
South America
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DeTitta
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