St John at Home on Prohibition and Politics
Governor St John receives daily letters from across the nation and has two stenographers at work. He praises Maine prohibition gains and condemns James G Blaine for not taking a stand. The piece contrasts his views with John A Martin and notes Chicago commentary on Cleve lands political afterlife and judge Folger’s death.
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St. John
United States
Texas
Maine
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Philadelphia
John A. Martin
Chicago
New York
Judge Folger
Cleveland
Folger
A Cowardly Dodger in Maine Prohibition Debate
Dispatches from Maine report Mr Blaine refused to vote on the prohibition question in a state election. He argued the temperance issue is local not national, yet his inaction drew criticism as failing his citizen duties. The piece questions his stance amid prohibition and personal liberty positions.
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Chicago Herald
Maine
Blaine
Jaine
Temperance
Good Templars
Blaine's $100000 Mansion Promoted in Maine and New England
Large photographs depict James G Blaine s mansion in Washington and its rent to a Chicago landlord as a thrift argument for lawmakers earning 5000 a year The campaign tactic mirrors prior efforts with Windom and Robeson as targets and Sewell s lithographs offered at ten cents each for candidates.
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Washington
Sun
James G. Blaine
Maine
New England
Blaine
Leiter
Chicago
Windom
Scott Circle
Secor Robeson
New Jersey
Kansas
Waytown
Wanted 150 feed steers for best market
Persons with such cattle should address postal card to diameEs Evtison Abilene Kas. Also lithographs and oil portraits of the candidates at Sewell's and badges from Blaine & Logan and Cleveland & Hendrick's. Presbyterian services listed. Jt. G. McCarthy, Teter.
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diameEs Evtison
Abilene
Kas
Sewell’s
Blaine & Logan
Cleveland & Hendrick
Presbyterian
Jt. G. McCarthy
Teter
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Church Directory
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Geo. Ide
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Wager
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Love
Mess
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Allene
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Fairbanks
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Bourbon
Ind
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Shilot
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Weber
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John J. Prichard
iPlain
Junction City
J. G Northcraft
Humphrey
District Court of Dickinson
State of Ki Ina
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U.S. Survey
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State of Kansas
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Ella J. Thisler
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Abbie Thieler
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Mne
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M. D
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Cali
She US
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J. A. Hansbrough
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