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Startling Proposition in Fifth District Race
Hon A S Wilson proposes to withdraw from the Fifth District congressional race. He urges that if John A Anderson also withdraw, they could reshape the contest. The letter discusses Republican nominations, prior conventions, and questions who held party control in Clay Center and Manhattan during July 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Anderson
Topeke Commonwealth
Hon
Win
Anderson
Big Best Friends
J. Crawford
Sty. Payee
Ma. Anderson
A. Wad
Congress
New York City
Hallhoad
Phillips
Coub
Pay
Cobb and Payson
Ore
Butte
Tls
Paeli E Ruilway
Kansas
Henly
Cal
Payson
Henry Strutt
Minn
Dereon
Landa Corfuttad
Tubse Menaures
Hiv Ali Patie
Wankas
Lant
Ghawre
Crawiard Cay
Innes
Thasenite
Yaniv Tvat
Leenand
Andarson
Sith
Tier
Ted
Philips
Sommret
Andersen
Ube
Teibe
Palais
Hutrond Hinds
Siemen
Senate
Crisp
Meadure
Sahel
Conencdin
Bath
A. S. Wilson
John A. Andersen
Pitta
Concordia
T. J. Baker
Saliha
S. W. Reelor
Washington
W. M.smith
Willings
W. P. Trigginbathai
Yer Ad
Carulidite
Republican Party
Clay Center
Game Place
Manhattan
W. Walton
Republican Congressional Committee
Fifth District
W. W. Walton
Republican Congressional Central Committee
H. D. Baker
Capt. Baker
Mr. Walton
Auspions
Walton
J. Hoffman
Dickenson County
Repub
Livan
Clay
Faba Republican unoOn