Destructive cyclone hits Kansas and political talk follows
A Kansas cyclone sparks prayers for Republican restoration as Democrats lament losses and Republicans rally behind Paddock while debates on silver, tariffs, and a coming convention fill the political page. Mention of S C Smith, Beatrice, and George B Stouffer highlights key figures in state affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Smith
Beatrice
Indorsing Senvator Paddock
George B. Stouffer
Dodge County
Political appeals and civic action in Sidney and Fort Randall
The article argues for continued Republican loyalty amid fusion opposition, urges Sidney to back an Indian school and calls a public meeting to act before Congress adjourns. It notes Special Treasury Agent Ayer’s tin plate industry report, citing 3,000,000 pounds produced in eight months and projected 200,000,000 pounds by 1897 if tariffs extend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soall
Sidney
TeLrGeram
Congress
Fort Randall
Randall
Treasury
Ayer
United
Miners urged to strike for fair wages and justice
The piece argues that silver miners deserve fair wages and supports a strike to press Walcott, teller, Stewart, and allies to demand better pay. It denounces wage cuts before and after November 8 and extols the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway as a premier pulling factor with luxurious cars and patented reading lamps, inviting readers to inquire through agents in Omaha, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walcott
Teller
Stewart
Chicago
Milwaukee & St Paul
F A. Nash
WS Howell
Farnam St
Omaha
Protection and wage effects of tariffs on American industry
The piece argues tariffs support American manufacturing by attracting investment and preserving wages. It notes tin foundries and other plants moving to the U S, boosting labor value, while warning free silver advocates and wage-cutting miners threaten protection's gains. It references Walcott Teller and Stewart and asserts labor remains worth the same as in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
United States
Colorado
Walcott
Teller
Stewart
Nevada
Senate
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