Abilene Reflector May 29 1884 highlights in Kansas and national politics
In this issue the U P railroad timetable is noted with brief remarks on travel times. Washington coverage reports Governor Glick's reception and speculation on party nominations including Pump Ingalls and Martin. Prohibition debates, tariff reform, and Democratic unity are discussed with commentary on St John and Tilden. The piece cites Kansas legislators, New York conventions, and looming Chicago Republican decisions.
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New York
Kansas
Glick
Friends of Prohibition
Chicago
Buarse
An- Tur
Democratic Party
Patriotic and Intelligent Republicans Nominates Anderson for re election
The Fifth Congressional district Republican convention at Junction City nominated Jon A Anderson by acclamation. It criticized his Morrison bill vote and praised his tariff views while urging free lumber and other goods, amid sharp, satirical critique of the convention's logic and tone. A separate U.S. Supreme Court matter over Saline County attorneyship raised questions, with Moore facing contempt proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Fifth Congressional Convention
Junction City
Jon .A. Anderson
Republican Party
Fifth
Anpertson
Anderson
Committee On
Saline County
Mizarr
Supreme Court of the United States
Joseph Moore
Miller
Moore
Fosréz
Prohibition Fades from Kansas Republican Ranks
Prohibition in Kansas weakens as anti prohibitionists led by Jons A. Mantix scatter a small pro prohibitionist faction including A B Carnell St Joan THACHER. CampPrety resigns as State Temperance Union president and THACHER exits the gubernatorial race. The GOP shifts away from dogmatic temperance policy as anti prohibition forces gain influence.
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Prohibition
Kansas
A. B. Carnell
St Joan, Thacher
Jons A. Mantix
Republican Party
CampPrety
State Temperance Union
James Tractman
The
Union
Washington
St. Jom
New Mexico
Thacher
Jon L. Sullivan
Public sale notices amid tariff debate spark cautious speculation
The piece discusses the Morrison bill defeat and tariff debate tied to Wall Street panic, arguing high tariffs promote speculative mania and monopoly power. It then advertises a public sale at Woodbine on Wednesday June Ith 1884 offering horses, cattle, wagons, implements, and household goods with terms and a note on payment security.
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Wall Street
Morrison
House
Gazelle
Congress
New York
Carlisle
Hewitt
Democratic Party
Puck
Republican Party
Bis Fant
Suudwes Woodbine
Leo Nmiversal
Menkion
Tvo
M. L. Poster
F. Nitscue
War record staff burdened by banners and theft of records
A dramatic illustration shows a woman burdened with bags labeled Delknap Robison navy ring Grant's second term Washington ring Brady star route swindle Keifer speakership corruption Kellogg Retiring Board and star route while William Walter Phelps holds Blaine’s image. A Wall Street crash note blames tariff, tax, and speculation by a corrupt party. Topeka reports state committee set August 20 convention in Topeka with Gov Quick likely to head Illinois delegates and Tom Foxtom and W C Perry named among probable delegates at large. Dickinson county caucuses over Hendricks and MantN. Dickinson may send a Chicago-bound delegate with free action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Record
Delknap
Robison
Grant
Washington Ring
Whitelaw Reig
Blaine
Wall Street
Farmer Joy
Topeka
Gov. Guick
Chicago
Tom Foxtox
W. C. Perry
Joan Foster
Saline
Dickinson County
Hendricks
Mantn
Dickinson
Abilene Markets Report Fragment
Wheat No 2 soft hogs per 100 cattle per 100 flour patent per 100 flour straight grade potatoes turkeys per chick ens per dollars hay portion missing data indicates a market summary fragment from Abilene markets with several commodity entries incomplete. No clear prices or dates are readable.
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Abilene
U.P
House of Representatives
Pump
Ingalls
Harrer
Chicago Tribune
Arthur
Buainz
Tripen
Democrate
Fronaan
St. Jon
Pittsburg
Junction City Union
G.W. Mannix
Marvin
Whisky
Martin
Guick
Joan A. Anderson
Saratoga
Tiden
Frower
Prowse
Tilden
Tiipen
Tammany Mail
Tix- den
Joan Peter
St.Joan
Sr Cc. T.u.eek
St. J
Chapman, KS
Prerman
Moe
Bowl Lee
Abilene Markets
Graly
Mrs. Como & Co
St. Is
Hillinee
Cedar Street
Davis
E. G. Putnam
Agt
J. CG. Hamakrer & CO
Norwich Poplin
Union DeBeges
India
India Mall
Victoria
CML
GS A. SB
Wottingham
Hamburg
Newport
Reynolds Bros. Fine
Reynolds Bros
J. G. Hamaker & Co
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