Anti-Imperialist Pronunciamento From Boston League
The Anti-Imperialist League of Boston, led by ex-Governor Boutwell, vows to end the war and rejects compromise. It cites Republican backing and predicts substantial anti-imperialist gains, noting German and Irish Americans among supporters and forecasting Republican defeat in 1900.
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Anti-Imperialist League of
Boston
Boutwell
League
United States
McKinley
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Farmers' Trust federation chartered in Kansas
The Farmers' Federation of the Mississippi Valley, a farmers' organization, has been chartered under Kansas law with Walter N. Allen as originator, president, and manager. The federation aims to control corn and wheat prices and shield farmers from speculators, echoing a prior plan endorsed by the Farmers' Alliance. The scheme, though not new, is being refined for likely success and will attract close attention.
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Farmers’ Federation of the
Mississippi Valley
Kansas
Walter N. Allen
Allen
Farmers’ Alliance
Meadville notes two dozen sheriff sales and party updates
The Meadville People’s Advocate lists twenty six sheriff sale notices amid prosperity quips. It reports Jupog D. W. Shackleford’s defeat of Richard P. Bland to win congress. Fred Funston’s seat goes to Joe Wheeler and Joan R. McLean seeks Ohio governor nomination. Stanley’s win challenges Church’s “road agents.” Independent sugar refiners organize against the trust.
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Pennsylvania
Meadville
Judge Botkin Demands Action at Leavenworth Klondike
A Kansas veteran columnist roasts Governor Stanley and Leavenworth authorities over the Klondike scandal at the Soldiers Home. He urges swift, decisive action to close the Klondike, mocks political influence, and proposes a Grand Army event as a distraction while demanding real relief for the inmates.
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Theodosius Botkin
Leavenworth
Hudson
Topeka
Leavenworth Klondike
Delaware Township
Dave Leahy
Twentieth
Kansas
Klondike
National Guard
Dave Seathy
Leavenworth County
Department
Coulter
Stanley
Sam
Wichita
Leedy
War Dept Orders Recruits For Fort McPherson and Fort Sam Houston
North ern recruiting officers are sent to gather volunteers for new regiments at Fort McPherson Georgia and Fort Sam Houston Texas due to the South’s failure to respond. Georgia posted 635 recruits and Texas 549, with the North and West expected to fill the gap as the South withholds men. The Nonconformist questions why Southern violence targets Black people elsewhere when aims at home could occur.
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War Department
Fort McPherson
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Georgia Post
Texas Post
Springfield Republican
Jizon
Twentieth Kansas to Open Home Season September Fifth
The Twentieth Kansas will begin its home schedule on September fifth, marking the start of the team’s season at home. The announcement sets the date for fans and officials to prepare for the first home game.
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Kansas
The Danger Of Calamity Howlers And Monopolies
The piece contrasts attacks on the calamity howler with current fears of monopolies in meat and coal. It cites the St. Louis Post Dispatch urging scrutiny of trusts and warns that rising prices threaten hunger and cold. It notes that debates on combines mirror 1892 Omaha platform rhetoric and urges investigation before action.
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Cleveland
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Anti-Trust
Chicago
St. Louis
Post- Dispatch
Omaha Platform
Topeka State Journal
Cure for Typhoid Fever Tie to Chicken Remedy
Mrs J H Rosenberger of 161 Jefferson Street Tiffin Ohio was near death from typhoid fever doctors gave her up a neighbor suggested using a half grown chicken split and placed on each foot to draw out poison After five applications the chicken showed increasing signs of poison and the fever fell with a rapid recovery attested by trusted locals and a press dispatch
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J. H. Rosenberger
Jefferson Street
Tiffin
Ohio
Rosenberger
No Reform Defeated by Its Enemies Quote
A New Era quotation on reform says no reform falls to foes but to its own supporters folly. It notes that defeating reforms stems from friend misjudgments and internal errors rather than opposition. The line reflects a cautious critique of political strategy.
Labor question and Rockefeller clash in era note
In a Springfield New Era excerpt, the core labor issue centers on producers owning their product. The piece then cites Rockefeller opposing the movement, framing it as a dog eat dog struggle and highlighting the broader industrial conflict.
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Springfield
Ohio
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Richard P. Bland
Congress
Fred Funston
Joe Wheeler
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Joan R. McLean
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WH Dunlap
Chattanooga
Tenn
Swift Spevific Co
Atlanta Ga
Q. Chandler
An, Canhier
Bank OF Commerce
C. Q. Chandler
W. H. Shay
Woods
J. H. Masterman
E. BR. Masterman
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Generada
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A. R
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Asissopio Pacific Railway Co
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