Political ticket names spread across county offices
Congressmen and state senators listed alongside county officials from clerk to printer. The fragment names J F Hurcntnes, D Schoonover, W J McMurray, J Moon, J S McCarthy, A Coppace, C W Warriinton, Berna Yelton, W O Chamrr, Fren Blum, J F Ressrtt, and others as candidates for various roles including representative treasurer register of deeds probate judge and county commissioner.
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Green
W. J. McMurray
J. F. Moon
W. Wrcorr
Lawrence Fruerborn
J. S. McCarthly
A. J. Coppace
Register of Deeds
C. W. Warriinton
Bera Yelton County
W. O. Chamrr
Fren Blum
J. F
The Ticket Strong in Anderson County Nominations
The joint convention backs Isaac N. Green for representative and W. J. McMurray for county treasurer citing integrity and familiarity with local needs. A. J. Coppage is praised for district court clerk candidacy, while Major McCartney is touted as a model candidate, stressing finance prudence and public service.
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Isaac N. Green
Anderson County
I. N. Green
W. J. McMurray
el Abe
Havbanks
A. J. Coppage
al Coppage
McCartney
Excellent register of deeds candidate profile
The piece lauds several Anderson county political figures: Feuerborn as a strong county candidate. Wycoff as incumbent sheriff praised for duty. Whittington as capable county attorney with a notable wartime past. Miss Beth Yelton urged as superintendent of public instruction. Fred Russell commended for frugal, taxpayer-friendly county commissioner work. Fred Blum praised as solid second district commissioner. and the local editor, as candidate for county printer, pledges honesty and competent service.
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Feuerborn
William Wycoff
Charles W. Whittington
Anderson County
Whittington
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
Philippines
Beth Yelton
Yelton
Fred Russell
Ressell
Fred Blum
Blum
Garnett
Anderson county Republican ticket named at county meeting
The Republican county convention in Anderson county nominated W A Trigg for representative E Simons for treasurer M J Keeton for clerk W F Radford for sheriff J K Bacon for register of deeds H Slicer for probate judge Fred H Rhodes for district court clerk John G Johnson for county attorney L R McLellan for superintendent W A Vickers for surveyor Dr Kirkpatrick for coroner W R Smith for county printer J M Craig for second district commissioner Henry O'Hara for third district commissioner The convention reflected division between party wings with efforts to appease the boss busting faction.
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Anderson County
W. A. Trigg
E. Simons
M. J. Keeton
W. F. Radford
J. K. Bacon
Ad H. Slicer
Fred H. Rhodes
John G. Johnson
L. R. McLellan
Pemggnel Ot
Ine Betes
Hutchings Nominated For Congress At Olathe Convention
The Populists and Democrats in Olathe merged their nominations and chose J F Hutchings of Kansas City over N L Bowman on the first ballot. Wyandotte county’s 59 votes tipped Hutchings, with Bowman favored by other counties and Bowman’s backers noting a strong outside show of support. The article notes Hutchings traveled by special train with delegates and footers claiming a 3,000 Wyandotte majority.
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Olathe
Congress
Hon
N. L Bowman
Garnett
J. F. Hutchings
Kansas City
Kas
Hutchings
Bowman
Wyandotte
Hocus Pocus Money Book and Populist Money View
The text critiques Populists on money issues while noting entangling alliances shifting focus away from the money problem. It mentions a brief prosperity from gold output and bank notes and hocas poons money, claiming conditions have worsened over the past year or two.
Money reform and the Hocus Pocus Bank list
The piece cites rising business demand outpacing funds and notes campaigns by old parties claiming the money issue is settled. It promotes Albert Griffin of Topeka Kansas and his Hocus Pocus Money Bank list as essential reading to expose causes and suggest a path to monetary safety. Copies offered 25 cents each or 1 dollar for five.
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Hocus Pocus Money Bank
Albert Griffin
Topeka
Kas
Friends of
Moretary Reform
Jas
TH. Ferrets
People's Party
Nat
Q. Depranca
Dye
National Magazine September issue on St Louis world fair grounds
The September number of the National Magazine printed in Boston was produced on the world’s fair grounds at St Louis. Tr is highlighted as an unusually attractive issue.
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The
National Magazine
Boston
St. Louis
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