Ingalls election corruption debate in Kansas press
The Iowa Tribune cites alleged bribery to secure John J. Ingalls’s U.S. Senate seat, naming Benator Ingalla and others. It recalls a 1879 letter detailing a $1000 payoff, with 500 paid March and 500 later, and cites Topeka Capital editorials denouncing the verdict as a political stain on Kansas Republicans.
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Kansas
Iowa ‘Tribune
Ingale
United States Senate
Benator Ingalla
James
Merritt
J. &. Danford
Calvin Hood
John J. Ingalls
Eld bin
Atould
Hla von- Tostona
Enon
Topeka
Ligalis’ Casenally
Senate
Caiie Noywka
Suleburware
Vince
Nort Caroling
Bulley
Tennessee
Logan
Uliiuia
Te Cameron
Wisconeli
Ingalle
Ingalis
Max
Claw-Ford County
Fates of the people stand by the People's ticket
A political call urging voters to back the People's ticket, criticizing the old crowd of pap-suckers and urging support for honvet mien in upcoming elections.
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Firat
Honvet Mien
Be Not Deceived Stand By the People's Party
A Kansas political missive attacks Republican lawmakers and judges over temperance law changes. It accuses Kellogg and Gov Schaphrey of political maneuvers, urges voters to back the People's party, and promises to fix the law once elected. W. Chase signs as Chairman State Central Committee.
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Kansas
People’s Party
United States Courte
Rervantcanisssst
Supreme Court
Iowa
Minnesota
Michigan
Indiana
Elit
Ruth
Ot Kellogg
Kellogg
Schaphrey
Topeka
Alli
Didates
W. Chase
State Central Committee
The McHinney Bill and Tariff Debate In The Nation
The column notes nationwide interviews with merchants about price hikes under the tariff law and previews wage promises for workers in foreign goods. Opinions vary, but early signs show it will be hard for workers to afford carpets and Sunday clothes, while the bill’s party boom fades. The piece predicts better results for a people’s congress candidate in Iowa.
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Republican Party
Congress
Lowa
Lows
Tribune
Law should treat general conditions not special cases
The text argues that laws must address general conditions to give average manufacturers equal opportunity with foreign rivals. It says all others face risks and should bear chances, noting merchants and farmers fail while manufacturers insist they will never fail, a view attributed to Senator Pinn.
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Senator Pinmb
Electric Bitters Promising Kidney and Liver Health
Tilab le Bitters claims to aid kidney and liver trouble with testimonials from William Timmonter and John Leslie. JW Gardiner of the hardware trade endorses Electric Bitters as a life reviver, noting renewed strength and appetite. Available at Tathon's drugstore for 50 cents a bottle.
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Wm. Timmonter
John Leslie
JW. Gardiner
Tathon
Fragmentary note on politics and faith in a Christian friendship
A rough fragment mentions political rules and a Christian friend, urging readers to reread for hidden meaning. The text is unclear and lacks concrete events, names, dates, or places to anchor a fuller summary.
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Nmney
Mr. Ingalls
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Tagulls
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