Butler Defeat in Massachusetts and Judge Support
The excerpt states Benjamin F. Butler was defeated in Massachusetts not by the Democratic Party. It notes the question of sustaining an able, fearless judge and reports that the people voted three to one against punishing a judge for doing his duty. Judge Martin won every county and nearly every precinct, while Kirby and Miller’s elections are claimed to be funded by money and whisky, a charge the author dismisses as despicable and untrue.
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Benjamin F. Butler
Massachusetts
Martin
Kirby
Miller
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Democratic Ticket in Every Kansas County
At last week's election a democratic ticket appeared in every Kansas county for the first time in state history. The results show a rough split between parties in many areas with large majorities shrinking in others. Gov. Glick is described as decisive and capable of leading as his own successor.
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Kansas
Glick
A Chance for the Colored People
The colored voters of this country have a chance to dictate terms to the Republican party. They should insist on nominating Judge Ifarlan, the dissenting judge in the civil rights decision, for president and refuse any other Republican nominee. This is an opportunity to force recognition of their race after twenty years of denial.
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Ifarlan
Independent Growth and the Call for Change
The passage argues that voters backed Kirby and Miller as a change from a distrusted party. It asserts independent sentiment as a national salvation and links breaking corporate power to defeating the Republicans, claiming parties tied to monopolies cannot endure without reform.
Free Trade Speaker cited by Kansas City Times
The Kansas City Times argues that if Democrats elect Mr Randall as speaker the drive to abolish internal revenue taxes to preserve protection will be adopted, risking western trust in the party. It says the Ways and Means committee would pivot on protection, sacrificing internal revenue. It warns a rev enue reformer would signal tariff changes with internal duties staying.
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The
Kansas City Times
St. Louis
Congress
Randall
Committee of Ways
Great West
Democratic Party
Prohibition Versus Revenue Reform in Fiscal Policy
The passage argues for unyielding progress in revenue legislation next session, calling for a permanent, remedial fiscal system. It condemns lightweight measures and advocates free raw materials to lift manufacturing burdens while weighing prohibition against taxing an unprohibited product. It urges decisive action to cure drunkenness and secure a stable revenue base.
By Implication and the Reflector Circulation
A Gazette editorial attack on the Regiector and the Democratic party prompts a counterassertion that Democrats are as wealthy, intelligent, and honest as Republicans. The writer defends readers and advertisers, noting Reflector subscribers number 1032 weekly and that merchants will not endorse slander against their customers.
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Gazette
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Reflector
Prohibition vs Free Whisky Kansas Supreme Court Opinion
The Kansas Supreme Court rules incorporated cities cannot license or tax sale of intoxicating liquor and may be ousted via quo warranto. It implies prohibition must prevail or free whisky, criticizing cities for taking license money as fines. The piece questions public sentiment, morality, and the failure of the prohibition experiment.
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Supreme Court of the
Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Luther and the Reform: A Warmer Tribute Across Nations
An article reflecting on Luther's role in the Reformation, noting that the reform movement began before him and he accelerated it. It praises his earnestness and leadership while cautioning that the broader movement outlived and existed without Luther, emphasizing his pivotal yet not sole influence on sixteenth century reforms.
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Wittenberg
Luther
Germany
England
Ireland
Denmark
Italy
America
John Brown
Martin Luther
Brown
Christendom
Wicliff
Huss
Jerome
Erasmus
Colet
Moore
Melancthon
Rome
Diet of
Worms
Card of Thanks and county sheriff elected
Card of Thanks from Jerr J Miller expresses gratitude for sheriff election and pledges to serve the county with diligence. D R Emery of Abilene plans move to Longmont Colo leaving Dickinson county. Letter quotes remarks from a past convention in Ashland. Notes on farm equipment storage and weather protection. Ref' reflector premature in naming coroner. Republicans saved that officer from wreck.
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D. R. Emery
Abilene
Longmont
Col. Emery
Dickinson County
Bluffs
Ashland
Pomeroy, Lines
Dr. Woodward
Junction City Union
Sese
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Tittle Red Store
A. K. Vanderbilt, Pro
J. M. Brenizer
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Noell
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Keller
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