People’s Ticket Congressional Candidate Bowman
The People’s Ticket nominates N. L. Bowman for Congress in the Second District as the party’s choice. Bowman is presented as the representative candidate for the district.
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1902
Page
4
To Confuse Voters Over Ballot Names In Topeka Dispatch
A Topeka dispatch dated Oct 13 outlines Republican moves to confuse voters by listing the Allied People's party on the official ballot as the Populist ticket. It notes county tickets will appear under the People’s heading, dropping “party,” and warns fusionists may be misled into voting for Allied candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Clark
People’s Party
People’s
Old People’s Party
Avery
al Cireles
L. D. Walrad
R. L. Row
Populist call to defeat Republicans by bold voting plan
A Populist editorial urges voters to align with the Democratic ticket through county races then switch to the People’s ticket for county officers while avoiding the head of each ticket. It denounces a new law as an attempt to disenfranchise voters and urges fair play, urging all Populists to study instructions and vote their entire ticket to defeat the Republican slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
People’s Party
Emblem Row Sparks Populist Voting Warning
A Republican secretary of state placed the Home emblem over the Allied People's ticket to confuse Populist voters. The warning urges Populists to study instructions and leave the circle at the top of the ticket untouched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Party
Prussia Moves to Seize Six Major Railways
A Berlin cablegram reports Prussia plans government ownership of six large private railways totaling about 10 558 miles at 19 250 000 dollars. The state already administers 19 088 miles of Prussian lines and expects rail revenues to reach 343 202 035 dollars with expenditures around 208 417 464 dollars for the year ending March 31, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Prussia
Marienburg-Mlawka
Alldam-Kolberg
Stargard- Kuestriny
Kielsensburg
Breslaw-Warsaw
Austria
France
India
Algo Ad
Aus
State ownership and road systems in New South Wales
New South Wales shows 2,811 miles of public traffic sites against 85 miles of private roads. By 1900 the cost of state lines reach £38,467,269 with 1900-01 earnings at £2,163,572 and expenses at £41,769,520. The figures illustrate policy progress and the scale of state undertakings, amid wider debates on state operation. The piece notes Britain’s veterans and recruitment issues, framing the debate in a global context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Bowersock Plans Import of Eastern Spellbinders
Bowersock arranges to import many eastern spellbinders into the Second district. He believes Bowman aims to undermine him and admits he feels frightened and concerned about the political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowersock
Bowman
W W Rose Campaign Meetings in Anderson County
Hon W W Rose of Kansas City Kansas will spend a week in Anderson county urging Populist and Democratic tickets and inviting Republicans to join debates. Meetings start Oct 27 at 7 30 PM in Kincaid and continue to Lone Elm Colony Westphalia Harris Garnett with dates listed. The Chicago American features Noah L Bowman J D Botkin and other ticket candidates in a Kansas edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Rose
Kansas City
Kansas
Anderson County
Kincaid
Lone Elm
Colony
Westphalia
Harris
Garnett
L. D. Waalrap
R. L. Row
TexRspAy
Chicago
Prohibition slate nominates Joan W. Lenny for Iowa auditor
Joan W. Lenny is named as the auditor of state candidate on the Iowa Prohibition ticket. The report notes John W. Leedy remains in contention, with the discussion set in the Klondyke context of local party activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan W. Lenny
Iowa
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C. Champe
Anna Champe
J.M. Alexander
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Anderson CO
R.P. A
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Grnott, Kis, Postomice Ay 1
Foter
People's Ticket
Congressional
N. L. Bowman
Supreme Court
John C. Cannon
Frank Doster D. McCleverty
B. F
Waterbury Milton
D. Botkin
H. Craddock
Fred J. Close
Claude Duval
Heflebower
J. M. Lewis
M. Pearl
C. Powell
Dan Hart
Cee Vine
J. M. Higgins
Clarence Davis
Rene Win
Wycoff
Pilkington Seeeae Co
C. Leech
A. J. Coppage
B. L. Gould
W. F. Corney
Swenger
G. W. Hutt
R. Splawn
Frank McCollam
State Railway Ownership
The
Chicago Record Herald
London
Great Britain
Hearst
Wiemco
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