Populist ticket praised in Anderson county race
The piece extols a Populist county ticket, praising candidates for treasurer sheriff clerk register of deeds surveyor coroner and commissioner. It highlights John Pont as treasurer Severn as sheriff Osborn as clerk Fulton as surveyor Schoonover as coroner Lowry as commissioner and notes ex Governor Fouaken comments on the silver and liquor issues reflecting cross party views.
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Anderson County
John Pont
Severn
J. 0. Osborn
Uncle Sam
Geo. A. Smith
Register of Deeds
Imin
GT. Fulton
Union
Gee. Schoonover
Fle
Couty
CH. Lowry
J. Turrell
C. H. Lowry
Lowry
Agita on silver standard letter from 1894 surfaced
The piece recounts a letter attributed to RW Brn sent to Pat Coney in 1894 during his election campaign. It cites a stance favoring silver restoration as money and criticizes current political leaders for not tying to a fixed ratio. The letter frames restoration as the goal, with ratios treated as negotiable details.
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Torika
Pat Coney
People
Leland
Horton
Kas
P. Hy Coney
Topeka
Cameron
Lodge
Reed
Fredonia
United States
Congress
RW. Brn
Temperance debates and reform notices spread through Kansas
A Kansas City temperance leader cites support from 250 workers in Santa Fe shops while other reform voices urge women’s ballot rights. Mrs. Lee, a Chicago woman barber, defends women entering trades, and editorials attack prohibition evasion. References to Populists, Silverites, and reform publications run alongside storm damage reports across the state with floods and train delays noted.
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Sam Jones
New York City
John G. Wooley
Church of Today
Charles Dudley Warner
Hey
C,h
St. John
Kansas City
Kas
Kansas
Santa Fe
Topeka
Populist papers roll out across the country
A review of new populist newspapers including Carl's Cactus, The American Patriot, and The Ampticati Tramp with notes on prices and origins from Washington D C Denison Texas Atlantic Iowa and the populist stance against fusion and whiskey monopolies. Mentions Ingalls at a veterans reunion and local reform efforts led by a redeemer policy.
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Carl
Carl Brown
Mamie Coxey Brown
Washington, D.C
Mr. Brown
American Patriot
Denison
Texas
Atlantic
Iowa
A Song of Goodbye by Teank Ly Staston
A period lyric speaks of parting and memory with a golden pitcher broken and a single remembered flower. The speaker vows guiding words and a hopeful afterlife path, promising connection beyond separation and a resilient, enduring love across long years.
Lifted Over Ava Tender Mother Guiding Baby Steps
Poem excerpt from Woman's Tribune reflecting on parental care and divine guidance as a mother leads her child past dangers, trusting in God to place the child beyond harm and awaiting reunion in heaven. The verse uses imagery of lifting and setting down a child along a perilous path.
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Ava
Woman’s Tribune
Refuse to Admit The Importation Of Goods
A fragment discusses trade policy and the dangers of free trade on global balance with European industries and U S labor. It notes a cartoonist Watson Heston, now a feature on Coxey's Sound Money in Massillon Ohio, highlighting weekly productions.
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Daniels
Girard
Kaynas
Percy Daniels
New York
London
Watson Heston
Coxey
Massillon
Ohio
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Githe
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Breidenthal
Jobes
Lousville
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Coxwy
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Los Angeles
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M.W. Wilkins
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Wilkins
Gridley
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Windigris
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Ball River
Predania
Scott
Tt 6
Neosha
Missouri Pacific
Dorothy Nolaere
Ingalls
In Old Soldiers’ Re-Unnion
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