Prohibition clash reshapes Kansas politics after ruling
Oct 22 Mamsna Torzxa Kan news notes a federal circuit court decision nullifying the original package prohibition law, turning the state race into a high license contest. Democrats push temperance while Republicans denounce the ruling as political maneuvering influencing the Governor and House races.
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House of Representatives
Chase
State Allisance Committee
Prohibition-Republican Party
Kansas
Reforming Gambler Stripped, Tarred, Feathers in Park
Ex gambler J P Quinn, known as a reformer, was accosted on Lake Street near Union Park by two men who forced him to strip to the waist. A tin bucket of tar and feathers followed, then he was beaten until unconscious for over an hour. Found by passersby, police were alerted. assailants fled. The motive linked to his reformer persona and gambler writings remains unclear.
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Cmcaco
J. P Quinn
Union Park
Lakestreet
Quinn
Cloaks for Ladies and Misses Dress Up at Low Prices
Union Pacific Overland train note mentions a broad cloak stock for ladies and children with prices at 3.50 9.00 8.00 and 10.00. Catalog urged readers to view before purchase. The text also references completion of widening between Ogden and Pocatello.
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Union Pacific
Overland
Cameron quits the Republican party in a Virginia letter
Former Governor William E. Cameron declares he will leave the Republican ranks over the party's national direction and policy. He criticizes the Chicago platform, the Lodge bill, tariffs, and Northern efforts, calling for independence from a party he says no longer represents the South or its interests. He condemns McKinley and President Harrison, argues for local rights, and pledges to act on his own conscience.
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William E. Cameron
DasHrenz
Richmond
Republican Party
United States
Congress
Virginia
Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Maryland
Florida
McKinley
House
Chicago
House of Representatives
Senate
Lodge
Reed
Senator Quay
Quay
Legislative Department
Mason
Dixon
Harrison
Red Front Crushed Coffee Warning and Coal Ad
Thieves counterfeit Red Front Crushed Coffee claiming to offer the same blend. The notice emphasizes genuine coffee ground daily at the Red Front Tea Store by Mr. Riale with a water engine and warns buyers against rivals grinding in Kansas City, St. Louis, or Chicago. It also advertises Lump Coal at low cash prices from A. J. Griffin.
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Riale
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
A. J. Griffin
Joseph Jarrett
Grant
Kansans City
LD. E. Kinnear
Rhode Island Street
W .B. Chapman
Kentucky Street
Red Front Tea and Coffee
C. D. Whitman
Haccell Institute
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Missouri River
Joliet
Ottawa
Peoria
la Salle
Moline
Rock Island
Illinois
Davienport
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Oskaloosa
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Winterset
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
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St. Paul
Minnesota
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Sioux Falls
Dakota
Cameron
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Nebraska
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Horton
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Hutchinson
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Kansas
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el Reno
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Colorado
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Ore
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Pike's Peak
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Cascade
Glenwood Springs
Paul
Pipestone
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Indianapolis
Lafayette
Council Era
Joseph
United States
ST. John
Farmers to the Front in Indiana Public Life
Indiana calls on farmers to become legislators and hold public trust positions. The Grange Bulletin names Milton Trussler, William M. Blackstock, and George Coup as honored members, noting cross party appeal and urging true farmers to engage.
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Indiana
The
Grange
Milton Trussler
William M. Blackstock
George Coup
Grange Bulletin
Cheese buyers seek whey to time the sale
Local cheese market pursues buyers who want quality dairy with patience. Producers emphasize waiting for whey outcomes and steady supply to maximize flavor and price. Community buyers report interest rising as cheese becomes more sought after.
Go Hand In Hand Between Agriculture And Industry
A Field and Farm editorial argues agriculture and manufacturing must protect each other. It says protection has favored farming, while the plow and the loom both deserve safeguards. The farmer growing cross remarks on unequal support.
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Gambler
Missouri Baptists
Innerexposer
Ffty
Missouri ‘Baptist General Association
J. W. Ford
D. D
St Louis
L. C. McIntire
Mass
Lawrence
TOVES
R. Learned
Mass. Street
Robt
E. Riale
RED Front Tea
SI2
Street
Lawrence, Kansas
Aer
Pacis Aol
Shade
Titus Andronicaz
America
U. S
Sia
Jonas Clasx RiDrata
Imee
Tos Mawilling
OTR & CO
Eastth St
Marks
Diamonds and
Jewelry
Massachusetts St
Geo. Innes
Mr. Sisson
Mr. G. Potter
J. H. Shimmons
Elena
John Sebastian
Chicago, Ill
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