Democratic Delegate Convention Set for Olathe Kansas
Thursday July 3 1890 notice lists a Democratic delegate convention for the Second Congressional District to be held at Hayes Opera House in Olathe Kansas on July 26 1890 at 11 am. Delegates allotted by county based on votes for Allen G Thurman in the 1858 election. counties include Allen Anderson Bourbon Douglas Franklin Johnson Linn Miami Wyandotte with respective delegations. Committee leaves delegate election method to county committees. William Julien chairman H Swingley secretary.
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Second Congressional District
Haye’s
Opera House
Olathe Kansas
Congress
Allen G. Thurman
Allen
Anderson
Bourbon
Douglas
Franklin
A -Johnson
Miami
Congressional Committee
William Julien
If. S. Swingley
Anti Funston editorials target Democratic gains this fall
A fragment notes that anti Funston Republican papers publish strong editorials for Democratic use in the upcoming season. It underscores partisan editorial strategy and fall political framing.
Baldwin Ledger Sparks Activity for Judge Benson Ottawa Case
The Baldwin Ledger reports a limited opening for Judge Benson of Ottawa to fill Funston's seat, noting the action will not trigger a large shift. The piece emphasizes cautious expectation and the local impact of the appointment.
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Ne Baldwin Ledger
Judge Benson
Ottawa
Funston
Blaine Seeks Reciprocity With South American Nations
Blaine has urged reciprocity with South American neighbors as Democrats push for wider reciprocal terms. The remark questions whether Blaine is shifting toward Democratic policies and signals a broader debate on foreign relations.
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Blaine
Salisbury and Harrison governments in tight spot
In England and this country both governments face constitutional bindups with Harrison likely to endure a bit longer due to a constitutional privilege. The parallel highlights similar political pressure and potential outcomes for both administrations.
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Salisbury
England
Harrison
Funston Renomination Looms Amid Primary Exclusion
Funston faces renomination while Republicans pledge to beat him in convention or at the polls if nominated. The party bars them from primaries and asserts Funston will not be re elected.
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Funston
Public relieved as clerk chosen by postmaster favors church
Leavenworth reports the new postmaster’s appointed young lady delivery clerk is a member of the M. E. church. The public fears a Buddhist appointment, but the choice is welcomed as a relief to state residents.
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Leavenworth
M. E. Church
Kansas Congressmen Split Votes on Free Silver Coinage
Kansas lawmakers largely backed the caucus against free silver but Kelley stood firm from the start. The rest sought home approval and to be seen on the correct side of the record.
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Kansas
Kelley
Federal bill urged to shield GOP power in Congress
The draft measure aims to perpetuate the republican party by granting Dudleys and Quays influence over federal elections. Rustian Reed and his bulldozer allies face voter backlash next Congress, and supporters push the bill as a purge of elections to win staying power.
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Republican Party
Congress
Dudleys and Quays
Rustian Reed
Rev Talmage Praises Kansas Prohibition Evidence
In Wichita the preacher stated prohibition truly prohibits in Kansas. A reporter, impressed, ordered three beers after crossing the street. The anecdote suggests Tal mage’s evidence should be reliable about prohibition.
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Talmage
Wichita
Kansas
Prohibition and the Package House Allegations
The piece argues that the package house pushes alley drinking and ruinous whisky habits, claiming prohibition worsens temptations for youths and men. It concludes the alleged evils of the package house mirror those of attempted prohibition, describing it as merely omient.
A Cry for More in Philadelphia on the McKinley Bill
A Philadelphia correspondent argues that Pennsylvania manufacturers press for higher tariffs to protect domestic industry. He recalls Clay’s temporary protection doctrine, condemns modern protectionists, and suggests foreign mills may be stimulated by the McKinley bill while criticizing the notion that tariffs keep money flowing into the United States.
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New York
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
United States
Henry Clay
Calhoun
Clay
Europe
Sunset Cox
House of Representatives
Hercules
Congress
Clarkson
McKinley
Fourth of July orator and the We cant doctrine
A patriotic tirade mocks protectionist speakers who claim American strength while preaching the We cant doctrine. It urges pride in American ingenuity and self reliance, condemning leaders who sow doubt and fear and warn against national paralysis and dependence.
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Europe
Globe
Stealing Our Brands and McKinley’s Protection View
Maj. McKinley argues foreign firms copy American brands and use them on inferior goods to undercut US manufacturers. The piece questions the need for protection when imitation proves the strength of American products and critiques protectionist logic. It surveys fiscal receipts, deficits, and looming bills, noting potential deficits despite surplus projections. It cites Secretary Windom and President messages, questions future revenue, and contrasts Republican spending with prior Democratic appropriations. The column also covers meat inspection talks, Gen Butler’s mortgage remarks, and a Missouri loan agency’s farm lending track record.
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Windom
Treasury
McWinney
Congress
Chicago Times
Butler
A. P. Morey
Sedalia
Boston Journal
Gen. Butler
Butler Club
Morey
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Massachusetts
New
Pettis County
Census Counts Lawrence Population at 10 624
The census shows Lawrence population at 10 624 reflecting a drop of 500 from the prior state census but a rise of 976 since 1920. The figure marks a net change in local demographics and will influence planning.
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Lawrence
Quay Retains Power Amid Pennsylvania GOP Contention
The text portrays Quay as still the boss of both Pennsylvania and the White House. It notes a Pennsylvania Republicans convention whitewashing a gubernatorial nominee and praises Quay for his role in the national committee and in the recent presidential campaign, describing him as a leading figure who endures slander due to party leadership.
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Quay
Pennsylvania
White House
National Committee
Ex-Governor Voices Free Trade Critique in The Capital
Ex-Governor St. Joan denounces tariff effects on farmers noting a 133 cent loss per hard earned dollar and predicts future accountability. He claims 31.00 spent can be inflated to 31.33, prompting readers to seek the county register of deeds and mortgages for the missing 33 cents.
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St. Joan
Topeka
County Register of Deeds
Farmers Alliance backs solid voter unity in Rural World
A Rural World lead argues that Farmers' Alliance strength lies in unity and mutual support. The piece praises solidarity among members to empower voters and advance farmers' interests, suggesting a future where the farmer can be a man for a' that.
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Farmers’ Alliance
Furmher
England Aids Irish Farmers With 50 Million Loan
The New York Sun calls England wicked Socialists and argues funds should flow through English lords at 1 percent, then relend to Irish farmers at 10 percent. The Iowa Tribune advocates an American plan to avoid socialism and curb danger.
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England
New York Sun
Iowa Tribune
Farmers Mutual Benefit lodges reach Harrison county total
The Indiana Farmer reports seventy two lodges of the Farmers' Mutual Benefit association now operate in Harrison county with over 2,000 members. The group has avoided political meddling so far but may engage in fall elections.
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Farmers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Harrison County
Indiana Farmer
The Genius of the Age and Farmers Alliance
Governor Gordon of Georgia praises the Farmers Alliance as a genius of the age uniting farmers and workers to resist discrimination and unfair policies. He envisions organized cooperative action delivering relief and prosperity to the farming class and toiling masses through united, principled opposition to bank schemes, unequal taxation, and monopolies.
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Farmers’ Alliance
Othes
Brotherhood of Farmers
Gordon
Georgia
Tariff debates and political jabs across papers
The selection mocks tariff talk and politics, citing editorials from Bangor Courier Madison Mail Cincinnati Enquirer Philadelphia Telegraph Brooklyn Eagle and New York World. It notes postmaster Clarkson’s stubborn stance, McKinley group trusts, and Blaine’s 1892 presidential prospects with sharp, opinionated quips.
The Boss Fan and Dry Goods Deals In Lawrence
Silver Cloud urges buyers to shop now as prices drop, touts cooler store rooms and wide selections, and promotes Latin Palm Fans, mosquito bars, and summer basics. An upbeat sales pitch stresses lower prices, healthy, comfortable shopping, and the Innes stores as right choice.
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Lawrence
Batistes Pongees
Innes
The Prudent Man Preserves His Eye Sight Advice
Notice promotes an optical department opened by G. E. Rushmer of Rushmier's Sons offering eye tests with free examinations. Eyewear fitted with modern appliances at standard prices, cheaper than traveling specialists. No charge for exam. affordability emphasized for all ages. Also mentions A. J. Griffin selling shaft coal at low prices with Blue Bridge.
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G. E. Rushmer
H. J. Rushmier
Cleveland
Ohio
Julius King
A. J. Griffin
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