Resignations and political shifts Spark Incomplete Party Turmoil
Secretary Moody resigns from the cabinet effective January 1. Four state tickets contending in Migrourt include democratic, republican, Bo0olalist, and prohibition. Reports of treasury discrepancies surface in St. Louis while officials face scrutiny. Chauncey J. Filley polarizes his party as rail conspiracy probes begin. Interstate Commerce Commission launches rail and grain cartel inquiry amid farmer interests.
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Migrourt
Interstate Commerce Con Accuminion
Root
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Pares City
Shaw
Kavens City Journal
Nebraska
Prospects and politics ripple through Kansas and beyond
The Kansas City Journal reports on Republican strength in Kansas with Harris and Dockery in focus, cites preparations by the Quantrell group for Lawrence, and discusses national debates including Bryan Sullivan and Roosevelt. It notes New Orleans sewer spending, Wood's plea for a larger army in the Philippines, and election fund concerns amid party strife.
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Harris
Kansas
Kansas City Journal
Quantrell Organization
Lawrence
Flarris
Bryan Campaign Sparks Mass Missouri Rallies and Roosevelts Debate
A historic sweep of Missouri shows William Jennings Bryan drawing massive crowds, speaking from train platforms at night as thousands gather in North and South Missouri and beyond. A dispatch notes President Roosevelt’s possible action toward enforcing discipline in the Negro battalion, signaling a bold precedent amid racial tensions and political divides.
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Mr. Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Bryan
St Louis
Lousville
Kansas City
Missouri
North Missouri
South Missouri
Indian Territory
Tllinois
el Reno
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Brownaville
Texas
Atlanta
South
Democratic County Speakers Schedule
Democratic county committee chair lists meeting dates with speakers and times 7 30 p m at various towns including Cuocordia Aullville Egypt Waterloo Wolfenburger Woodland Chapo Hil and Toose October 20 22 23 24 26 27 with H F Blackwell A F Blackwell and others slated to speak. music planned for all gatherings.
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Democratic County Committee
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Wolfenburger
H. BP. Blackwell
Woodland
H. F. Blackwell
Chapo Hil
F. Blackwell
Dade
Toose
Givetre Satan
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