Dolliver and silver themes roil Kansas league meeting
Kansas delegates debated silver vs gold standard at a league convention. Speakers criticized Congress and Governor Davenport style leadership while praising Dolliver and Calderhead. A Maryville man and Bill Smith spoke against silver, urging concrete plans for 1892 platform amid Republican divisions.
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Congreteman Calderhead
Mr. Dolliver
Mr. Calderhead
William H. Smith
Maryville
Mr. C
Dolliver speech stirs Kansas on silver issue
The Kansan critique of Mr Dolliver notes his limited gold silver stance and calls for a currency not vulnerable to bullion raids. It cites Senator Baker and President Cleveland views, laments delays in international conferences, and highlights Kansas figures like Jim Simpson and local reactions across cities.
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Dolliver
America
Damascus
Wall Street
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Cleveanp
England
United States
Strxaron Barer
Republican League
Washington
The
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Cleveland
Mr Wilder Overworked Keeping Santa Fe Accounts
Friends of Edward Wilder, treasurer of the Santa Fe railroad, fear burnout as he handles all pay, cashier, and paymaster duties alone. He has been ill since returning from the east and has left the office several times amid reports of grippe, yet continues to sign every document and review all correspondence. His desk is always stacked with papers, illustrating his unmatched workload and dedication.
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Edward Wilder
Santa Fe Railroad
Wilder
Santa Fe
Mr Appleyard's Mistake Billed to Woolen Mill
The Oakland woolen mill owner Wilaut Appleyard faces a loss as mill machinery shipped from Maine to Argentine is billed to The Mid-Continent Woolen Mill Company. The equipment sits idle while freight and storage accumulate. Public aid urged to resolve the dispute amid ongoing settlement talks. Frog Farm noted in Doniphan Kansas with Joe Zimmerman offering frog products. Canton Bank in Canton, Kan appoints A C Spilman receiver. depositor settlement to follow.
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Oakland Woolen Mill
Maine
Argentine
Mid-Continent
Appleyard
Mr. Appleyard
Doniphan
Kansas
Troy
Joe Zimmerman
Missouri River
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