Vague 19th Century Opinion Fragments From a Missouri South Dakota Page
A mosaic of remarks on trusts, political debacles, a proposed Venus statue in Kansas City, and local press moves. Notes on Bre’r Shepard selling his paper, Crawford’s critique of spoils politics, and distrust of reformers. A South Dakota reform stance criticizes stalwarts and the trust busting plan.
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Kansas City
Citizens’ Society
Missouri
Bree'r Shepard
Veblen Advance
Kansas
Vermillion
Bre’r Shepard
Veblen
Where to Put the Blame in 2 Cent Rate Bill Debate
The Aberdeen American concedes errors in its account of the 2 cent rate bill. It states the Senate passed the bill by a strong majority and that the house failed it, blaming insurgent forces for the defeat while admitting its prior misstatement and the need to refresh records.
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House
Senate
Fresh Hash s ai A W Tower Improves Business Sign
A W Tower updates his shop with new paint and a striking sign described as a hummer by Adkins and DeArment. Market Day activity included a rumored inside tug of war and a discreet mock battle observed by inner circles. Chief of Police Stevens de-
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A. W. Tower
Adkins & DeArment
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