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Newspaper

Lawrence Gazette

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1890

Page

4

Democrats Split Over Kansas Politics and Alliance Influence

The Lawrence Record critiques Funston and Anderson and notes farmers demand relief from tariff burdens. It discusses Ingalls allies and anti alliance sentiment, cites A B Campbell’s withdrawal, and reports Democratic committee plans in Kansas City and Wichita with calls for a longer, education-focused campaign.

Kansas, City Times Wichita Democratic State Committee Leavenworth Charles Robinson Alliance Democratic Congressional Committee of Second District Ryus House Kansas City Kansas Wa. Julien Olathe H. 5S Swingley Emery Lawrence

Proposals for World’s Highest Wall Spark U S Patriotism

The piece contrasts plans to outdo Eiffel Tower with a massive U S sea coast wall and outward flood gates to boost national wealth and pride. It notes two congressional committees rivaling and a second plan to fund shipbuilding and plant the American flag abroad. Also mentions railroad rules about beer deliveries and a Funston Dubois exchange. J. H. Haight and wife depart for summer in New York State.

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Republicans and tariffs cited in pre McKinley debate opinion

In a Philadelphia Press piece before the McKinley Bill passage, Republican Congressmen are portrayed, with Mr. Coleman of Louisiana threatening a vote against it. Lodge, Mundy, Higginson, Pierce, Butterworth, and others are noted for shifting stances to align with party lines. The piece criticizes internal party hypocrisy on tariffs and prohibition, citing various state figures and editorial reactions.

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Alliance and Knights push ballot reform in New Jersey

The Farmers Alliance and Knights of Labor unite in New Jersey to back ballot reform. They claim a 40 000 member industrial senate representing state wage workers and pressure politicians. Mail petitions to J H Turner Washington DC and note Ohio Alliance temperance resolutions while opposing bond funding and backing free silver.

Alliance Knights New Jersey Farmers’ Alliance Knights of Labor Industrial Senate Ohio Farmers’ Alliance

Republican pledges tested by debt and pensions

The interview with ex-speaker Carlisle argues the Republican party must either repudiate pledged soldier pensions or burden the nation with debt as government expenditures rise in the next fiscal year. The piece, from the Indiananlis Sentinel and Chicago Herald excerpts, critiques tariff reform and protectionist policy, accusing the party of favoring corporations over veterans and Western farmers.

Republican Party Carlisle Committee On Appropriations Blair Putloa Senate Republan Indiananglis Sentinel

Political Commentary Across Papers On Blair Surplus and H Harrison

Excerpts from multiple papers discuss Blair's bill and surplus politics. The North and South oppose the Blair plan while Republican editors critique and mock the measure. Reports also note labor deprivation in Pennsylvania coal regions and a Mississippi murder case with a governor’s refusal to intervene.

Blair St. Louis Republic Harrison Atlanta Washington Star Philadelphia Pennsylvania Hiladelphia Cerzans Nashville Mississippi Chicago Herald House Committee On Pensions Treasury Springfield Republican

The Great Rush at the White Front Store

Crowds throng the White Front as goods are sold at exceptionally low prices across all departments. The notice urges women to visit, promising courteous service and great value during a peak shopping week.

White Front Sparr Alexander offers stone and coal services

The ad from 831 Mass Street Lawrence Kansas promotes Marble and Granite Works, urging early grave stone purchases before Decoration Day due to workload. Fred Strand invites inspection of cemetery work and price comparisons, claiming to undersell competitors and patronize home industry. Leaves orders with C Bruce & Son for coal and painters supplies.

Fred Strand Mass

White Goods Special Prices In New Stock

Weekly trade sale highlights many fabrics at reduced prices Victoria Stripes and India Stripes cut to 7 1 2 cents Latin Plaids at 10 cents Sash Ribbons offered at 50 cents per yard Plain and Stripe Silk ribbons previously 1 to 2 dollars now 50 cents per yard Fans promoted as the week’s best value and new stock arrivals emphasized for quick sale.

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Farmers argue for representation and taxes in congress

A column by J. J. Mills in Texas Farmer blasts Congress for ignoring farmers while noting 50,000 lawyers and 34,000,000 farmers. It cites jute bagging consolidation under West Virginia incorporation as American Manufacturing Co. and reports 14 mills remaining independent. Delegates at Norristown back equal taxation on farms and mortgageed property, while corporations and interest earners pay state tax.

Supreme Court Treasury United States Congress J. J. Mills Texas Farmer Boston Commercial Bulletin West Virginia American Manufacturing Company Norristown Farmers’ League

Railroads praised by longtime editor amid political digs

The agricultural editor of The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, noting fifty years of observation, extols railroads while condemning modern demagogues. He argues that partisan ridicule has fostered hostility between railroads and the public on summer travel.

Cincinnati Comercial Gazette

Garfield Beach opens for season at Great Salt Lake Utah

The Garfield Beach resort on Great Salt Lake near Salt Lake City reopens with bath houses for 400, a restaurant and a lakeside dancing pavilion run by the Union Pacific. Low fares are offered to Salt Lake City and Garfield Beach, with promotional guides available from Union Pacific agents.

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