Remarkable July edition reflects national views and Kansas praise
The Holton Sumval's July issue is praised for timely news notes on Henry George and Dr McGlynn, plus comments from Kansas papers on political divides. It highlights editorials from the New York Sun, Fayetteville quips, and Kansas rainfall praise, ending with local dispatches on pensions, paper work, and rail shipment chatter.
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New York Sun
Henry George
Dr McGlynn
Dr. McGlynn
George
Talk With Governor Glick in Washington
Ex governor Glick of Kansas now in Washington for a vacation stays at the Metropolitan hotel. He is the United States pension agent for a district including Kansas Missouri New Mexico Indian Territory and Texas. He notes Democrats in Kansas gaining, predicts their momentum and support for Cleveland.
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Glick
Kansas
Washington
Metropolitan
United States Pension Agent
Missouri
New Mexico
Indian Territory
Texas
Topeka
Kan
Post
St.John
Cleveland
Republic
Democrats of
Washington Post
Sunset Cox Presidential Vote Preference Cited
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes that about as many people would vote for Sunset Cox as for any other Democrat for President indicating a perceived parity in early party support.
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Sunset Cox
Philadelphia Inquirer
Restricting Immigration Sparks Debate Among Workers
Mr Powderly argues for restricting immigration to protect American labor while opponents cite land ownership theories and the “genius of our institutions.” Proponents of limits emphasize fair self defense and tariff protection, while critics warn against monopoly and impractical sweeping reforms. The piece frames immigration policy as a test of premises and practical protection.
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Powderly
Henry George
Georgettes
Lark
Bradford's wind and Blaine's tours stir Kansas, Iowa politics
A Burlington Independent critique traces Bradford as a wavering attorney general declaring prohibition a success while hinting at liquor raids. It skewers Blaine’s European tour, the G A R faction, and evolving pension debates, noting Iowa veterans lodge growth and Tribune pressures on labor issues amid national politics.
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Burlington
Bradford
Aleck
Kansas
Texas
Kiowa
Saint John splits Republicans in Kansas uproar
The Miltonvale News denounces John Peter Saint John as a craven tool of prohibition and declares his influence fractured the Kansas Republican party. It claims Saint John’s flattery of power led to divisions, with John J. Ingalls soon mirroring his fate as a prominent party figure.
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W. P. Wilson
Longmont
Col
Wilson
Kansas
John Peter Saint John
St. John
Republican Party
John J. Ingalls
Miltonvale
The Ruling Passion in St. Louis Visit Controversy
The piece notes General Fairchild’s curses and political plotting as the president faced a rebuke from the Grand Army, forcing a withdrawal from a St. Louis journey. Chicago mocks the event, quoting Mr. Cleveland’s letter about abandoning the plan without regret, prompting cross-river jibes from rival papers.
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Fairchild
Grand Army of the Republic
Iowa
Des Moines
Association of National Veterans
St. Louis
G.A.R.’—. Y. World
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Chicago Tribune
Ater
Mr. Cleveland
Cleveland
Boston Herald
A Middle Course on Tariff Reform Demands
The World argues Mr. Randall seeks a false middle ground on tariffs. It endorses protection for American industry but calls for a 20 percent tariff reduction promised four years ago, asserting duties should balance revenue and protection without perpetuating a war-time surplus.
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V. S. World
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