Populist Decides Between Democratic and Republican Tickets
The piece argues Populists must choose between Democratic and Republican lines in this fall election. It urges alignment with Democratic principles for tariff views and silver coinage, or with Republican policy for protection, wages, currency, and expansion. It warns a Republican continuation brings prosperity. a change brings panic and poverty.
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Kansas
Philippines
Dewey
Manila
Aguinaldo
Beautiful Thoughts on Motherhood and a Liniment Aid
An antiquated ad style passage extols motherhood and the beauty of pregnancy. It promotes a liniment called Mothers Friend for external use to ease pain and soften the breasts during maternity, claiming it supports calm preparation and reduces nipple soreness.
Not Sincere Reform Candidate for Governor Criticized
A reform candidate for governor is ridiculed for promising to cut taxes in half, an idea deemed absurd. The speaker notes the candidate was elected mayor of Kansas City with taxes remaining essentially the same and expenses unchanged, implying inconsistent governance.
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Kansas City
Political clash on prohibition and tax debt in city leadership
The piece critiques the city administration's handling of debt and prohibition enforcement while highlighting a mayor linked to loosened city controls. It also parades a sharp political feud involving Governor Stanley, a Democratic defense of veterans, and a dismissed old soldier on the police force. A lengthy county school list follows, enumerating districts, teachers, term lengths, and pay for numerous schools and staff.
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Republican Party
Craddock
Stanley
Wood
Vote It Straight for Republican Unity in Balloting
A call to voters to select the Republican ticket in full by making a single cross at the top of the ballot. The piece argues Republicans should not scratch names, insisting the party holds the majority and endorses the best candidates, urging voters to uphold principles and avoid aiding Democratic opponents.
Millionaires Die In Auto Crash Near Paris
Mr and Mrs Charles Fair, wealthy Americans, die instantly when their speedy car crashes into a tree near Paris after losing control. The incident ends a dispute over their millions. Separate note cites rising U.S. shipbuilding under McKinley and Dingley tariffs, claiming doubled capacity 1890 to 1900 and blaming Republican policy for increased activity.
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Chas. Fair
Paris
Mr. Fair
Republican Party
Judge Horton Returned Home in Declining Health
Judge A H Horton has been brought home from his northern resort in failing health and is not expected to improve. An Attorney General opinion suggests a possible end to a check system in business, where merchants issue checks instead of cash, raising questions about who would supply funds in such cases.
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A. H. Horton
Uncle Sand
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