Kansas Eyes Senate Ride Aims For Harris Success
Kansas politicians discuss likely successors to Senator Harris. Prominent figures mentioned include Rock Island attorney Low, national committeeman Dave Mulvane, and Governor Stanley. Charley Curtis leads as the strong field contender, though electoral odds complicate a clear path. Concerns about party harmony and internal influence shape the race.
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Kansas
Harris
Senate
United States
Low
Rock Island
Dave Mulvane
Mr. Mulvane
Burton
Charley Curtis
Gov. Stanley
Goveror
House
Stanley
Mr. Stanley
Leland
Barnum Monkeys Saved by Emulsion Notice
A fragment reports Barnum's Circus dosing monkeys with Scott's Emulsion after a keeper spilled it near the cage. Monkeys thrived with regular doses, deaths from consumption fell, and managers see this as cheaper than replacing them. A satirical tone warns that consumption in humans remains a threat.
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Barnum
Scott
Man
Jed
Pierce
Britain
N. Y
Lester
Phyalan
Invalid
Ea Institute of
Buffalo
BR. V. Pierze
World's Disporary Medical Association
Chester I Long Emerges as Western Senate Candidate
A summary of political debate favors Chester I Long as the strongest choice for U.S. Senate from the west and southwest, citing his vigor, experience, and broad support across the state. The discourse also critiques tariff and trust policy, warning against tariff revision and endorsing limited reciprocity. A public letter from J A Barnum of California adds context on political stances.
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Chester I. Long
Congress
U.S. Senate
Kasson
Senate
England
Union
United States
Democratic Party
House
President
Committee On
Ways and
Bryan
Fifty-Third Congress
Cleveland
Combine
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Chanute
P. M
A. N. Allen
L. B. Keifer
N. McDonald
D. M. Kennedy
The
First National Bank
Kan
Stowes
Rankin
Holmes
Boschert & Williams