Cavanaugh Plans Local Republican Meetings and State Talks
Secretary of State candidate T H Cavanaugh of Saline County notes the Republican Central Committee fixed meeting times and speakers. Rallies are set at Jumboldt on October 24 and Iola on October 26 at 7 PM, with fuller notices to follow. The piece discusses Governor Osborn, the Legislature’s adjournment, and two new bills on rail company offices and quarterly treasurer accounting.
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Republican Central Committee
Jumboldt
Iola
State Governing Measures And Bond Proposals In Brief
The short session enacted two relief bills. One authorizes the state to issue 73 000 in bonds at not less than 95 cents on the dollar to fund county bonds aiding destitute counties, to be approved by a popular vote. The second allows counties to vote bonds up to 0.5 percent of assessed valuation with a two thirds majority to relieve destitution. A concurrent resolution orders publication of laws and journals next session. Memorials to Congress on Indian affairs and land payments were also considered.
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Congress
TUE Journal
Bai
House Journal
McDonald
van Gundy
Casey
Senate
House
T. Fl, Cavenauca
The Granges and Politics in Agriculture
An editorial argues that agriculture is the foundation of national prosperity, warning that Grange groups must remain nonpartisan. It cites Rome as a cautionary tale of political capture, urging continued protection of farmers' interests while keeping Grange focused on its original purpose.
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Rome
Granges
Aml
Odd Fellows Lodge
Grange
Agricul
Political scandal taints Kansas candidate for governor
The Republican campaign faces scrutiny over Casey and a 31 dollar per diem claim tied to the Kansas state board of agriculture. Editorials detail that Casey voted to approve the claim and later had it struck from the appropriation bill, with records and sworn vouchers on file. The piece also covers allegations against state treasurer candidate Samuel Lappin and cites a letter from Thaddeus Walker defending Lappin’s integrity.
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Topesa Cova
Sieves
J. A. Casey
Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Casey
Secretary of State
Tinkham
Caseys
Tinktasi
Mrratiah Camel
Bath
Alliesal
Furth
Toppin
State OF
J.C. Casey
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Paola
Topeka
Samuel Lappin
Lappin
Thaddeus “Walker
Walker
Tupeka
Kan
Tien
Suael Lappin
Seneca
Kean
Sin
Kansas City
Perper
Ronnipe
Merle
Casey and the Spirits at Topeka Spectacle
A peripatetic female lecturer on spiritism drew a large Sunday night crowd in Topeka. Aniwurathers who ridiculed the speaker faced jeering, while the Reform candidate for devolution claimed the crowd was misled. The Athon Champion notes mixed reactions and suggests a rescue by the Kansas City Times.
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I . Topeka
Aniwurathers
Dieveruer
Svdiaut
Aiebie
Kansas City Times
Atchison
Rebel Garesche Calls for Missouri Rebels Aid to Louisiana
A Missouri Democratic State Central Committee chairman, Garesche, delivered a violent St. Louis speech proposing a general rebellion to aid what he called Louisiana’s sins. He challenged presidential interference and urged universal swearing of support to back the people of Louisiana against U S authorities amid fears of a civil war-like uprising. He warned the President against interference, claiming secret minions may be found if opposed.
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Garesche
St. Louis
Louisiana
United States
Democratic State Central Committee
Missouri
Charges Against Governor Osborn Rebutted In Editorial
An Ottawa-style defense argues Gov. Osborn faced magnified charges and cites a Topeka case where he defended clients, detailing a $500 draft and subsequent actions. The piece claims no misconduct, notes confiscation era funds and Osborn’s role as U S marshal, and urges focus on reconstruction over prejudice.
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Osburn
Kansas
Osborn
Ottawa Republican
Ingalls
U. S. Marshal
Johnson
Delahay
Topeka
Gov. Osborn
Click & Co
Osbern
McDowell
Marshall
Clark & Co
United States
Brown
U. S. Treneury
Jobson
Supreme Court
Antinatiov
United States Circuit Court
H. W. Talcott
Political stakes rise as papers attack Hawley and Osborn
In a volley of editorials the warning is issued that presses can ruin reputations, citing Hon. John B. Hawley of Illinois and Gov. Osborn of Kansas. Opposition papers in Kansas refuse support while GOP outlets debate third terms, with Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Nebraska conventions cited.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Nebraska
Kansas
Reform ticket dispute inflames Kansas political feud
The Junction City Union attacks Rev. W C Christopher as a sham reform candidate and mockingly cites his alleged obsession with banning ham and pork products. The Junction City Tribune defends Foster Ingall and dismisses charges from Kansas City Times while Louisville Courier Journal remarks on radical South politics and looming House shifts.
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W. C. Christopher
Central Committee
Junction City Union
W. C. ‘Christopher
Christopher
Reform
Watson
Junction
City Tribune
Judge Foster
Mésara
Otis
Glick
Auld
Kansas City Times
Mills
Ingall
Republican Platform Outline From Kansas GOP Convention
The Kansas Republican delegates pledge loyalty to the party record and future duties. They advocate sound currency, reduced taxation, economy, and honesty, backing specie payments and opposition to entangling financial schemes. The platform condemns corruption, calls for fair railroad rates, patent reform, frontier protection, and limits on government growth.
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Republican Party of
Kanata
The
Ste
Orien
Armert
Oetvar War
Jared Gos
Faranes
Gaetan
Carey
Wilkin
Povelia Banteas
Republican Party
Commonwealth
Inis
Wytay
7 Party
Frieda
United States
Indian Bureau
War Department
Congress
United States Circuit Court
Perth
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D. W. Wilder
Bourbon County
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Alfred Gray
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Casey and the Spirits
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Ilinois
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Kentucky
House of Representatives
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Geo. A. Bowlus
L. J. & G. Railroad
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Gax
George A. Howlus
North British and Mercantile
London
England
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New York
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YATES
Cash Dry Goods Store
Ino. Francis & Co
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