People's Ticket Congressional Race Highlighted
A brief note promotes a People’s Ticket for the Congressional race in the Second District featuring candidate N. I. Bowman as the endorsed Congressman.
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
4
A brief note promotes a People’s Ticket for the Congressional race in the Second District featuring candidate N. I. Bowman as the endorsed Congressman.
Hon. W. H. Craddock visited Garnett to meet local people and discuss taxation and the tax law Republicans plan to introduce. The afternoon audience in the opera house heard his remarks on enforcement of law. Claude Duval spoke at length on law enforcement while Noah L. Bowman addressed trusts and drew strong applause from diverse party supporters. The event, plus noted coal strike coverage, reflects national stakes.
The coal strike appears near settlement as President Mitchell of the Mine Workers pushes for an arbitration commission appointed by President Roosevelt. Road presidents at the White House conference rejected arbitration but backed down, and a convention of miners will vote on the proposal in a few days. The outlook favors the strikers.
The Kansas City pair, Bowersock and Bowman, faced off at multiple events from Shawnee Park to Argentine before Bowman missed Sigel due to a postponed picnic. Bowman later sent a cordial invite for Emerald, citing a valid reason for not meeting at Sigel.
W F Corny declares opposition to House Concurrent Resolution No 21 proposing pay of five hundred dollars for a regular session and daily and mileage allowances for special sessions, noting current pay is ample compared with labor wages and pledging to vote against the measure.
The Chicago Record-Herald notes King Edward’s rumored plan to grant Roosevelt a British regimental colonelcy is unlikely to win broader support. European royalty swaps of courtesies lack significance, and Americans would oppose royalty influenced honors. Public sentiment will keep the President's colonelcy as an American brand only.
No taxpayer studying the Republican tax bill should hesitate to vote for W. F. Corney for representative. He will oppose the measure and stands against the army of appointees and political machine creation it envisions.
A total lunar eclipse captivated observers as the moon darkened and reddened across skies. People noted its vivid color and enduring visibility amid clear, quiet conditions.
Multiple candidates describe favorable outlooks for the ticket, citing growing support and favorable local conditions. They emphasize unity, momentum, and alignment with voter concerns as key factors shaping the path ahead.
A fragment notes a place called Eat at the Red Light described as the best spot in town. No dates or additional details are provided.
Detroit Oct 9 after about twelve hours of debate the coal conference adjourned with resolutions calling for immediate appointment of receivers for anthracite mines and railroads. It urges strengthening the Interstate Commerce Commission to fix rates, enforce laws, and end the strike, and asks for a special Pennsylvania session to condemn railroads and operate mines by court receivers. It condemns owners of coal roads and supports Roosevelt's call for arbitration.
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