Abilene Prohibition Fight Shapes Kansas Politics
Abilene Chronicle reports on Democratic hopes in Ohio and Kansas, noting prohibitionist influence in Fifth District races. John A. Anderson seeks acceptance of Clay Center nomination, while Gov. Glick and John A. Martin are contrasted on temperance record. Atchison convention plans to nominate anti prohibition candidates, and factional splits threaten party unity.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
John A. Martin
Glick
Topeka
Gov. Glick
Geo. Martin
Junctions Union
Chronicle
Rice
Abilene
Wichita
McDivitt
Martin
Atchison
Bro. Grifin
John M. Price
Price
Barkis
Willin
Time to assert a foreign policy against outrages to Americans
In a letter from K. C. Tunes the writer argues the United States must lift a hard stance to protect American citizens abroad. He condemns trespasses by smaller powers and urges a vigorous foreign policy under the current administration, warning that nations test U S resolve.
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United States
American Eagle
Cutting
Times
Mexico
K. C. Tunes
Clay Center Convention Draws Large GOP Rally for Anderson
About 5,000 attended the Republican convention in Clay Center last Thursday with a Manhattan delegation of 500 and Dickinson County sending 150. The event, described as the largest in the district, endorsed John A. Anderson for Congress and included resolutions praising Republican principles and loyalty to the party.
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Clay Center
Manhattan
Dickinson County
John A. Anderson
Congress
Wilson
Anderson
Fifth Congressional
Topeka
Sta
John A
Reflections on party ethics and district convention actions
A historical assembly critiques the Concordia convention for defying majority wishes, endorses a firm party platform against corporate overreach, and proclaims the forthcoming Republican nominee for the Fifth district. It outlines duties of committees, calls for unity, and notes the central committee’s formation and local levies and appointments for county operations.
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Tore
Tts
Anderson
Concordia
Gordon
Dickinson
Wirt W. Walton
Clay
Congressional
Village Notes and Local Notices Draft Editorial
Mrs. E S Vail visiting Manhattan friends this week and local clergy sermons praised. Public sale notices announce auctions Aug 4 and Aug 5 1886 with livestock farming gear and household goods. buyers offered cash or one year credit on larger sums.
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Kansas
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Junction City
John Davis
Junction City Tribune
Greenback
Moonlight
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Fifth
van Bennett
George N. Nichols
Judge Wilson
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The
Clay Center Convention
Board of County Commissioners
Lincoln Township
Garfield Township
Whatland Township
Buckeye
Sherman Township
Bayes Township
Hope Township
Liberty Township
Lyon Township
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Willowdwe
Holland
Cheever
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Newbern
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Abilene, Kansas
Dickinson Co
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Detroit
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Enterprise
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Gypsum City
Bretheren
J. B. Deemer
U. B. Church
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John
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J. N. Burton
Aue
J. H. Lucas
Jb. W. Me~ Cosh
Athelstane Township
Industry
Berkshire
Walter A. Woorf
L. T. Fickes
Geo. Hoslington
State OF
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Wate
Samuel Thmas
District Court
Kany Hodges
State of Kansas
A.D . J.J. Miller
J. L. Cooley
Novelty Bazaar
St. North
J. G. Armitage
Shane & Emic
Queensivare
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Shockey & Snider
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Abilene Eas
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