Kansas Centennial Celebration Plans In Topeka
The article describes statewide preparations in Topeka for Kansas’s centennial in January. It lists afternoon and evening programs with speeches by ex Gov. Charles Robinson, Gov. John A. Martine, and other officials, plus numerous named speakers and topics about Kansas history, governance, and growth.
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Labor Conflict Sparks Debate Over Union Power
The article contrasts labor unrest with employer tactics in Pennsylvania and Georgia, noting disputes within the Knights of Labor and boot and shoe makers. It highlights ironclad protections for capital while workers face wage suppression and fourty-hour limits, amid factory discharges and lockouts as unions push for higher pay and protections.
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Silver Talk on Currency and Constitutional Principles
A long 1885 letter from Lexinorox Missouri challenges Boston Herald style commentary. It defends strict constructionism, argues the U S Constitution governs society and currency, and questions coinage standards including gold and silver versus legal tender. It cites Jeffersonian ideals and New England views while critiquing centralized monetary policy.
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Northern Voter Apathy Examined In 1856 Census Figures
An article discusses northern and southern voter figures from 1856 census data. It questions why nearly 2,000,000 northern adult males did not vote, attributing it to foreign-born status and naturalization myths. It challenges Foraker and Sherwin to explain non voter rates and defends free speech in the North.
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Grant annulment on Northern Pacific Columbia land claim
Washington commissioner Sparks rules no land grant exists for Portland to Puget Sound section of the Northern Pacific route beyond the 1864 act. About two and a half million acres worth an estimated $23 million are affected, facing disputes with settlers under public land laws near Portland and Puget Sound, Washington Territory.
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