Kansas Strain on State Leadership as Populists Face Office Scramble
The Kansas political scene is roiled as supporters of the Populists warn the state’s governing party not to drift into office hunger. The piece argues voters sought deep reform, not jobs, citing crowded Topeka hotels and fishermen-like spending while the public eye focuses on Governor Leedy and the reform movement’s future.
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Atchison Globe
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Witifeld
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Kapess
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Plague on board Pierre arrives from Bombay
The steamer Pierre arrived from Bombay to Hamburg with one crew member dead and several others sick. Reports indicate bubonic plague has reached the vessel.
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Wessel
Bombay
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TO WRECK SANTA FE TRAIN Near Sterling
Kansas City dispatch reports an attempted wreck of passenger train No 5 westbound near Sterling Kansas by placing ties on the track about two miles west of town The engineer spotted the obstruction and reduced speed preventing serious damage No suspects named
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Kansas City
Star
Saye
Senator Harris Wife Dead in Memphis
Memphis Tenn Jan 20 Mrs Martha Mare Harris wife of United States Senator Isham Harré died this morning at her residence in Paria. The report notes the death occurred at her home and identifies the Senator and wife, with location details.
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Senator Harris
Memphis
Tenn
Martha Mare Harris
United States
Isham
Harré
Paria
Harris or King Nominees of Tonight's Caucus
The Populist caucus failed to nominate a United States senator after twenty-five ballots last night. King led last night while Harris supporters claim momentum. adjournment came at ten minutes before midnight with no clear winner. Ballots listed candidates King Breidenthal Harris Marden Little Peffer Dennison and others. The race is expected to narrow to Harris and King tonight despite factions claiming confidence.
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United States
L. BP. King
Breidenthal
W. A. Harris
John Marden
Elc
Little
W. A. Peffer
AL W. Dennison
Harris
King
State caucus drama and mortgage law talk dominates session
The caucus focused on the state printer controversy while the senatorial race between Harris and King drew votes and conjecture. Harris supporters claim 35 to 40 votes tonight, King backers project 41 on the first ballot as Mayhill readers report heavy campaigning. Also discussed: proposed repeal of the mortgaged property punishment raising possible penitentiary penalties and a $20,000 legislative expense appropriation approved unanimously in the Senate with Governor Lewelling noting senators' need for money.
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Harris
King
Lkely
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John W. Preidenthal
Matthews
Hereon County
Senate
Lewelling
Jess
Senate to hear bills on new normal schools
The senate will report bills establishing another normal school at Fort Scott Wichita and Concordia back to the senate for consideration by a committee of the whole. The session hours were changed from 9 to 10 in the morning and from 1 30 to 2 in the afternoon for today.
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Wichita
Concordia
Johnson
Appointment of Alpha R. Young as Caldwell portmaster
Power of Eugene Hagan appears to dictate Kansas appointments. Alpha R. Young is named Caldwell portmaster after a vacancy, with the editor and senators reportedly slow to act. The selection follows Hagan’s influence in the state Democratic committee and opposition to free silver, with Young previously in Texas during the campaign.
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Mohgie
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Cregon
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Attica
Free Alleer Democrats
Young
Texas
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Youngs
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised nationally and locally
The advertisement promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt Rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It claims a positive cure for piles with no pay required if not satisfied and offers it at 25 cents per box through J. K. Jones in Firth near Kansas Avenue.
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J. K. Jones
Firth
Kansas Ave
A Cures for Lame Back Story From Sardis Ky
A Kentucky reader reports his daughter suffered back pain after fever episodes. After trying many remedies, she found complete relief with one application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The note also claims it cures rheumatism and is sold by druggists.
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Sardis
Chamberlain
Sullivan Dying From Old Ailment Tonsillitis
Jan 20 report from New Bedford Massachusetts says John T L Sullivan once renowned champion pugilist is dying from tonsillitis. He is at Mountain House in New Bedford in poor condition. sister summoned from Boston arrives as physicians fear a few days remain.
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Times-Herald
New Bedford
Mass
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Sullivan
Mountain House
Boston
New Bgordford
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Heynolds
Providence
Sulivan
Open saloon policy eyed in Atchison police board picks
Report outlines Governor Leedy’s favors for open saloons in Atchison and surrounding cities, with new police commissioners Dr Chris Tinley P M Baker and George L Weaver expected to permit violations of the prohibitory law. Local lawmakers and residents express belief the board will enforce but not aggressively curb illegal drinking.
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Leavenworth
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Dem
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Aberstion
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Atchieon
Rep
Atchison
Amar Arch
Ae Yoon
Leavenworth Open Saloon Policy Sparks Political Clash
In Atchison discussions on prohibition, residents favor anti prohibition while officials back open saloons. Gov Leedy and Leavenworth politicians name three police commissioners, seen as open saloon supporters, triggering protests and pledges to resist changes. John H Atwood defends the picks, citing revenue from fines and strict city accounting.
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Peffer Out To Be Kansas Senator Says Denver Paper
The Denver Republican asserts Populists control Kansas legislature will pick a Populist successor to Senator Peffer, whose term ends March 4. It lauds Senator Potter and argues Peffer should be re elected, praising his conservatism and legislative clarity.
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Benater Potter
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Homeseekers' Excursion Via Santa Fe Route Set
Santa Fe announces round trip tickets at one fare plus 2.08 to multiple western territories with travel on select January February March and April dates. Returns allowed within twenty one days with final limit. Contact Santa Fe passenger office for details. Lost handbag found at Lawrence Street. owner to claim.
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Topeka Pure Food exposition to host burlesque show
University of Kansas students will present a burlesque sideshow as part of the Pure Food exposition. The plan, approved by the association, calls for a five cent admission and trips funded by the society. Lighting upgrades will ensure bright illumination with multiple arc lights and reduced shadows across the exhibit halls.
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