Republican Campaign Book Brands Lies in Bold Campaign Pamphlet
A Chicago Evening Post excerpt notes the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee issued a gaudy pamphlet charging Democrats with thieving tactics. It catalogs bills passed in nine months, calls them “eight lies” and mocks the McKinley era while urging voters to distrust Republicans and supporting anti-McKinley sentiment across several papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Quay
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Lincoln
Grant
Congress
Supreme Court
New York Sun
McNinley
Tom Reed
Flower
Brice
Chivagoi Evening Post
Ind
Political ticket and local election commentary in Dover County
The piece lists candidates for county and state offices including Kohlxson for Governor Banta for Lieutenant Governor Eve for Attorney General ISETL for Secretary of State LIL for State Auditor Kiady for State Treasurer M P B Wood for Superintendent of Schools M B Nichoson for Supreme Court Justices Samuel Rison for County Attorney J B Horton for Probate Judge B G Gregory for Clerk of the District Court Lillie Scott for Superintendent of Schools E W Melville for Representative seventh district James Skaggs for Representative eighth district and J W Wilson for County Commissioners. It comments on party shifts and local politics noting Mrs Scott’s schooling reforms and stressing anti ring, anti monopoly sentiments and farm interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharles Kohlxson
Kl. A. Banta
Jns. Eve
YO Eph Lil
Thomas Kiady
M PB. Wood
Supreme Justices
M. B. Niciho
People’s Democratic County Ticket
Samuel, BP. Rison
Jude, B. J. Horton
B.OM_ GREGORY
Sehewls
Lillean Scott
Pith
E. W. Melville
Uth
James Skaggs
Comntesiones Ustistrict
Jeug Wilsow
Democrats Urge Chapman Over Funston In District Race
A circular from Hon. A. A. Harris urges Democrats to back J. Chapman for Congress, arguing Allen cannot win and calling Funston a threat. The piece cites anti Funston Republicans organizing across counties to defeat Funston and champions Robinson Willits in the state ticket.
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Chapman
E. H. Funston
Funston
Allen
Douglas County
A. A. Harris
Fort Scott
Democratic Congressional Committee
J.B. Chapman
Congress
House of Representatives
Gov. Robinson
J. Chapman
Prohibition Will Stay Until Constitution Amended
The article argues prohibition remains in force until voters amend the constitution and Charles Robinson becomes governor. It warns that if the prohibitory law remains, violators will face a changed pardoning power, now held by a governor not known for using office for political gain.
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Aazoppere
Robinson
Willitt
Humphrey
Its
Will Republican
Charles Robinson
Charles Hobinson
Peoples
Willits
Mississippi Valley
Gov. Robinson
Wall Street
United States
New York
Custom House
Republican Party
Findlay
Pew Trast
Pittsburg
Celina, O
Trust
Chicago
Gov. Humphrey
Leavenworth
Marin
Lawrence
Clarke
OUR CATTLE ABROAD AND PROTECTED CLASSES
In Germany the push for protection comes from cattle growers not workers or eaters. They denounce American cattle as too fat and claimed diseased. yet they won’t eat the meat themselves. The piece mocks protected classes on both sides, arguing they seek aid for labor and the public, not themselves, and calls for truth telling protection to sustain honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Escaping the Duty in Tin Plate Trade Down the Line
The article notes July and August tin plate imports totaling 487 575 boxes, up from last year, as merchants rush goods to dodge McKinley duties. It questions the idea that duties shift tax burden to foreigners, and cites local political contention over railroad bonds, a clerk of the court race, and a Douglas County protest against third-term nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Metal Worker
New York
McKinley
Maine
United States
Carbondale
Arren
Republican Party
Douglas County
Few of Our Departments Long Coats at Low Prices
Broad promise of lowest prices for long coats with no advance, claiming orders placed in May. Offers 10 percent off wool garments and 20 percent off plush garments. Department run by Madam Nolan and Miss Anderson, noted for first class goods and no shoddy garments.
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Hayes
Chicago Globe
N. Y
Chicago Mail
Louisville Times
Adirondack
St. Aul Globe
Congress
Reed
Senate
N.Y. World
Madam Nolan
Miss Anderson
Topeka Capital Politically Charged City Office Ad
The Topeka Capital reports heated rhetoric among movement leaders and agitators with attacks on Phimh and Funston. It notes the city office at Eldridge House, Winthrop and Massachusetts, offering route and fare information and ticket sales through agent J.P. Koss.
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Topeka
People's Movement
Marst Sen
Samtle
Eldridge House
Winthrop
Massachusetts
Cam
Jean
J.P. Koss
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Leonard
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Union
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Florida
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Tinna
Ras
Louisiata
Mississippi
Barak
Ohio
Oregon
South Garo Laydia
Breretta
Weisl
Gus
Brookly
the Gazette
Gnetese Publishing Co
Pobllaherts
Frank LY Webster
Lawrence, Kansas
Postoffice
Tax Gazette
Frank L. Webster
Journal
Mewber
Erond Ditrict
J. BO Chapin
Bourbon Va
John J. Ingalls
Bishop
Turky
B. J. Horton
Doveras County
Skaggs
Mr. Peakrs
Dovers County
B.J. Horton
Judge Horton
Judge Norton
ANT -Proutritiox Semmerfield
Baldwin
Scott
Palmyra
Ber
Ring
Greenlee
John Norton
Gregory
Party of the People
Tyre
Melville
United States Senate
Dr. Simmons
Dr. Bischoff
John Wilson
Dr. Summerfield
Bixce
Peoples’ Party
Joy Binstow
District Court
Doulas County
Salina
Bristow
Saline County
Charles .Robinson
Hexrst
Jene Wirses
Armovan
Mass
Dusters
City Drug Store
Facnoxs Fessros
Phimb
Phimh
Phhimh
Pumb
Inggalls
Mr. Funston
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