Kansas party lines shift amid Kansas state race and Robinson praise
A verbose Kansan newspaper page previews the governor race, praising Charles Robinson's anti monopoly record and criticizing Douglas County Republicans. It cites national politics, rail and tariff issues, and the 1888 population figure, urging voters to unite against the current party machine. It mentions Governor Robinson’s Civil War leadership and Kansas regiments, and attacks the modern GOP for money-driven conventions and Prohibition-era politics.
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America
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San Francisco
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Owreck
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Andrews
Massachusetts
Baltimore
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Rolla
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Benjamin Harrison
United States
India
Debate on Protective Policy and Home Market Promises
A reprint discusses early protectionist ideas in the United States, arguing home market promises to farmers failed as prices, costs, and foreign competition persisted. It cites Census data and J R Dodge figures showing declining farming towns and debt, noting Western bias and continued economic strain on farms.
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United States
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New York State
J. R. Dodge
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New York
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Campaigning Against Ingalls and Anti-Fingalls Position
The Kansas City Globe denounces John J. Ingalls and Ingallsism as harmful to Kansas representation. It criticizes his pension focus, calls him a razzle-dazzle politician, and urges voters to retire the senator in favor of a candidate who truly reflects the mass of Kansans.
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Butler
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John J. Ingalls
Kansas
Kansas City Globe
United States Senate
Ingalls
Attacks on Ingalls and Kansas GOP in Douglas County
A heated drive against Senator Ingalls and allied Republicans centers on tariff votes, with critics accusing them of misrepresentation and party servility. The piece contends the Republican ticket betrays western voters, urging support for rival candidates and highlighting local political clashes in Douglas County.
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Kansas
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Mr. Ingalls
Plinh
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Misvhott
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Sneale
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Douglas County
Judicial decision on package houses provokes partisan critique
Kansas courts may again rule on original package houses as judges Phillips and Foster weigh the issue. Prohibition partisans denounce the decision while acknowledging lawmakers once believed the measure would take effect only after state legislation. The writer argues law must govern judiciary and opposes package houses as unregulatable revenue drains, noting no such establishments exist where high license is in force.
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Polk
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North Carolina
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Santa Fe
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Kansas
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Foster
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Kansas City
Statehouse foundations rebuilt amid contractor accusations
The Kansas statehouse foundations were redone after a large legialture funded repair. Chancellor Snow disclosed the new work surpassed the original, revealing foundations not set to red rock as required. The Topeka firm Cox & Evans is named for allegedly gouging the state and colluding with the political ring to control contracts.
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State University
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Snow
Red Rock
Kansas
Topeka
Cox & Evans
The Silent Harrison and a Nation’s Quiet Judgment
The Detroit Free Press critiques Benjamin Harrison in a reflective lament on his presidency. It argues Harrison was a public nonentity, uninfluential since inauguration, with politicians like McKinley and Reed shaping policy by contrast. The piece questions how historians will judge his tenure, suggesting he belongs to an undignified chapter in modern presidential history.
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Benjamin Tarerison
United States
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Detroit Free Press
Victims list grows as Republicans sit more seats
The New York Sun argues that eight Democrats were unseated by a Republican majority and urges renomination for nine expelled lawmakers. It cites James Monroe Jackson of West Virginia’s Fourth district and Charles B. Smith as pivotal seats. The piece condemns the removal as an outrage and urges Democrats to fight back in November.
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James Monroe Jackson
West Virginia
Charles B. Smith
Judge Jackson
Uumbard
Smith
Darkson
Wat Jackson
Tenem
the Sun
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Washington
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Dry goods prices rise under McKinley bill
A Chicago sales rep warns Linen Crash es Damasks Towels and Dress Goods have surged up to 15 percent Woolen Yarns Velvets and Pearl Buttons also jumped As labels push higher many merchants keep old prices urging customers to buy now before further increases and to visit the head center for dry goods and carpets
Innes Builds Reputation at Chillicothe Normal School
The Chilticothe Normal School presents states represented by Gro. Innes as a model of superior value and low rates. The institution prides itself on thorough work and honest dealing, claiming the wisest reputation among western normal schools.
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Chilticothe Normal School
Money to loan on Rew Pstate and chattels
Public notice advertising money loans on real estate and chattels with flexible repayment, promoting a loan service located upstairs over Wells and Forge Express in Bote MI, featuring Leonard's Lead er cigars and availability through all dealers.
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Farge Express Ga
City Office Location and Services Advertised
The ad describes a city office in the corner room of the Eldrityve House near Winthrop and Massachusetts streets offering reliable information on routes and rates and promising to sell tickets to any point cheaply. JP Ross signs as city olives.
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Winthrop
Massachusetts
Reliabie
JP. Ross
Sunt
City Olives
Balance of This Month Prices Rise Warned
The notice warns that after this month prices will advance on handkerchiefs hosiery carpets dress goods silks velvets linen goods towels napkins lace curtains and related items due to tariff pressure and manufacturer cooperation. It urges placing orders with C Bruce & Son for coal at low market prices.
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Steve
C. Bruce & Son
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