Weather Indications and Local Political Rhetoric
Weather notes from Carcaca on Feb 21 predict increasing cloudiness with possible snow flurries tonight and Saturday, warmer in the northeast tonight, winds variable. The rest is a dense political column critiquing tariff bills, gold standard debates, and party positions, referencing multiple newspapers, politicians, and historical events to argue about economic policy and upcoming campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcaca
Kanaas
Hillman
Dodge Willisma
Tellers silver view and political meddling in 1897 debates
A telegraphic summary to the New York World quotes Senator Teller arguing the House acted with expected opposition to silver and that administration influence favored gold standard Republicans over bi met alists. The piece notes Kentucky race implications, Cleveland’s perceived sound money stance, and critiques of Judge Martin and party patronage amid Wichita Eagle commentary.
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Teller Shes II
New York World
Teller
Christendom
Turiffe
Gow
Colorado
Cleveland
Kentucky
Blackburn
Washington
Taller
Any Republican Will Do Not Satisfy West's Urgent Need
The Great Bend Register argues Republicans must back a clearly suitable candidate after four years of Cleveland's policies. It condemns “any kind of Republican” and warns a weak nominee may bring disgrace to the party, urging unity to avoid past mistakes and favor a Republican president for the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Morrill
Disputed Supreme Court Weakness Tied to Chief Justice Martin
Tax Emporia Gazette asserts the Supreme Court is weakened by Chief Justice Martin. The article names 32 men as supporters or critics, mentions Nelson Case in Emporia, and argues Martin’s opinions embarrass his friends and party to gain approval and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazene
Frigadé
Judge Martin
Toseto
Emporia
Joha W. Breidenthal
Gazette
Breidenthal
Tax Emporia Gazette
Supreme Court
Martin Isis
Kansas
Nelson
Martin
State House Grounds to Be Beautified Amid Budget Cuts
Plans approved by the state executive council call for half of the grounds at the state house to be improved this summer. Trees including box elders, catalpas, and locusts will be removed while rows of elms and sycamores are planted. A new thirty foot drive will circle the building, with turf and crushed stone walks, and a pressed lawn at the south steps. The band stand will be removed and officials seek future legislative approval to also remove the arsenal and the frame building of the state board of public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanarn
State House
Naylor
State Executive Council
Dir
W. W. Parce
Hochester
New York
Executive Council
van Buren
Arsenal
State Board of Public Works
McCoy
Rock Island
James McCoy
Rock Tsland
Hutchinson
C. U. Worth
Santa Fe
Suedey
Pedrasky
J. Rowhey
C. T
Politics and Candidates Enter The Kansas Scene
A Kansas City angle in Governor Morrill’s police reform debate. Colonel Allen Buckner and Rev. J Dougherty urge abolishing metropolitan police commissioners, with Buckner shifting from Republican to Prohibition. Amid campaign chatter, Major Thomas J Anderson of Topeka is praised as a rising Republican delegate-at-large prospect. Three candidates vie for the judgeship of the court of appeals. Lawrence World backs Horace Phinney. Topeka committees discuss planning a fall reunion with entertainment and stationery needs while arranging fundraising and public events.
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Shfopeka
United States
Board of Railway Commissioners
Wichita Eagle
Cee
Topeka
Mars
Murdock
Eugie
Kansas
Allen Buckner
Rev. J. @. Dougherty
Kansas City
Kao
Morrill
Republican Party
Prohibition Party
Buckner
Wichits
Anderson
Newton
T. J. Anderson
Wichita Eaile
Kan 49
Popuiet
Bopunlis
Major Thomes J. Anderson
Nanas
Ragsan
Inap
Tom
Tom Anderson
Wichita
Topeke
St. Louis
Thay
Court of Appeals
John W. Day
J. G. Slonecker
Fsat
Horace Phinney
Jefferson County
Lawrence World
Phinney
Lloyds News Circulation Record Set for 3.4 Million
The Chronicle reports Lloyds London News reached a world record weekly circulation of 3,400,406 copies. The paper, published Saturdays and Sundays, offers a weekly digest with Sundays noting major events. Lloyds remains non radical, Tory in alignment, and long owned by its proprietors. Also mentions the AO U W event and round trip fare details for Leaven a.m. Sunday Feb 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyds London News
Londox
the Chronicle
Lloyds News
Lloyds
Anly
London
United Kingdom
Chronicle
Ifty
Also Mentioned on This Page
the State Journal
Fraxx
P. Mackawxax
Topsis
Ars
Kansas Town
Saar
Sun
Exaperia Gezette
Charlie Holliday
Mississippi
Senator Quay
Pittsburg Dispatch
The
Philadelphia Times
Waller Span
Seeaton Beeman
Bptrons
St. Louie
Lesue
Calp
Pancagivenis
Troy
Ksosas
Peel Tentiact
Oklahoma
Charles F. Scott
Secretary of the Treasury
House
Senate
Will C. Chaffee & CO
Kansas Ave
Eagle
Cubbison
Brandetts
Trickett
D. EK. Cubbison
State Senate
Wyardotte County
C. W. Trickett
Billy Buchan
Buchan
Billy
J. RR. Cubbison
Sod
J. O. Fife
Kanzac City
Ranges
Westphalia
John W. Leedy
D. J.greenweld
Dowsing
Finance
Aderstood
C. 4. Downing
P. Adams
Oscar Krauss
GH Tijua
Beloit
Phillips
Board of County Commissioners
Auerbach & Guettel
Clairette
N. K. Fairbank Company
the Star Grocery
Greeley Colorado
Arbuckle’s
Lion Coffee
Kirks
California
J. Ss. Sprout
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