Local Officials and Appointments Of 1900s District Posts
For Treasurer J. W. Shields, Sheriff J. S. Agnew, Clerk H. H. Bolson, Register of Deeds L. L. Walrad, Surveyor R Boatright, Coroner Dr. R. C. Splawn, Commissioner Second District J. J. Anderson receive confirmations. The article lists names tied to regional offices, indicating an ongoing election cycle and notices of incumbents and appointees across multiple roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Shields
J.S. Agnew
H. H. Bolson
L. L. Walrad
R. §. Boatright
R. C. Splawn
J.J. Anderson
Editorial Etchings and Political Currents of 1894
A compact survey of public figures and events, noting Tillman’s illness cancer of the stomach Foraker Hanna relations and fusion in Cincinnati Wyandotte county arrest orders in Kansas City Kas and Klondike prices Sucar four pounds for a dollar Justice Frero and Secretary Sherman to retire December 1 Berlin gold shipments to buy the Union Pacific Tar London on Henry George mayoral bid Congress debates Wichita freight war Tax Democrats win Indianapolis and statewide gains Kansas political maneuvers and reform stances in Chicago Record postal savings banks Dow and St John Prohibition figures and a mock ticket critique critiquing Bryan era politics
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Ben Tillman
Foraker
Ohio
Hanna
Cincinnati
Wyandotte County
Kansas City
Kas
Sucar
Klondike
Justice Frero
John Sherman
Berlin
Union Pacific Railroad
Tar London
Henry George
Greater
New York
Borkin
Curtis
Sheriff sales stir Hebron reader’s prosperity gripe
A Hebron man cites sheriff sale notices from the Republican Journal and Register totaling $45 480 08 across eight notices from local lawyers to argue that current prosperity reports are misleading. He notes five notices in the Journal and two in the Register and predicts district clerks will record deeds and issue certificates of satisfaction once sales are confirmed.
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Holcomb
Pops
Republican
Hebron
Mr Bryan as a Partisan Keeps to Democratic Lines
The Topeka Advocate lauds William Jennings Bryan for remaining within the Democratic Party and rejects Populist ties. It cites his letter to a New York friend defending party unity, opposing citizen unions, and urging the party’s life as the central issue.
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Bryan
Democratic Party
Democrat Party
New York City
the Advocate
Topeka
Righteous Judge Denounces Government by Injunction in Appellate Ruling
In Denver on Oct 11 Judge Wilson with Judges Thompson and Bissell concurring reversed a lower court injunction in H. Schradskie v. Appeal Clothing Co. and ordered dissolution of the bill. Wilson condemns the practice as subverting legal fundamentals. Governor Leyby lauded for police discipline during the Fall Festival as Topeka cites excellent order amid large crowds and rough characters.
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Denver, Cor
Wilson
Court of Appeals
Thompson
Bissel
H.schradskie
The
Appeal Clothing Company
Govitenor Leyby
Topeka
Mary Elizabeth Lease Endorses Henry George in New York Visit
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Lease arrived in New York from Kansas to campaign for Henry George in the mayoral era. She denounced Gen Tracy as allied with bondholders and trusts and said Low is backed by a corporation wolf in sheep’s clothing. Lease vowed to lecture and speak nightly, starting in Harlem, insisting women should stay out of politics during this visit.
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New York
Mary Elizabeth Lease
Kansas
Henry George
Tracy
Congress
Senate
Wolf
Citizens’ Union
Low
Mr. George
Harlem
Lease
Boyle in Demand for Campaign Work Across Populist Counties
Scott Kansas October 13 Attorney General Boyle’s strong performance in major cases over the past year has boosted demand for his services among Populist county committees for the upcoming fall campaigns. His local rise began after moving from Ann Arbor in 1889 to become county attorney, where he quickly led a winning ticket. He once spearheaded a torchlight procession to Garland with Funston, then spoke at a nearby schoolhouse, later tabling in and reconciling with the Congressman.
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Scott
Kan
Boyle
Ann Arbor
Funston
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People's Party Ticket
Wichita
Santa Fe
Indianapolis
Mars, Lease
Jerry Simpson
Greater New York
Tax Agricultural College
Manhattan
Trg Democrats
Ders
Tennessee
Nashville
Lebanon
Social Democracy of America
Kansas City Times
Chicago Record
United States
Neal Dow
Prohibition
Maine
Mr. Daniel
John P. St. John
Baltimore
Eagle
Feenanciers
Freddy
Tuk Westphalia Times
John Herriman
Herriman
Herruian
McKinley
Currency Commission
House
Nebraska
Sherife's
Journal
Register
Mr. Bryan
Panama
Stewart
South Side Square
SONS
J. W. Lewis
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