Weather Indications and Political Banter from Kansas
March 7 dispatch notes fair weather for Kansas tonight and Sunday. Irrelevant quips mention Mary Elizabeth Lease, Althea Briggs Stryker, education debates, and political shifts. Observations touch on finance, civic projects, veterans, and unity beyond Blue and Gray, urging common cause in rebuilding the nation.
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Cmrtaco
Kansas
Genoe Fair
Mary Elizabeth Lease
Althea Briggs Stryker
Royal Bengal Bill
McKinley’s New Menace in Democratic Daily
The Be Lonis Republic notes a danger to McKinley’s nomination from rival Republicans and southern state contests. It cites Ingalls strong in Illinois and Morton in New York, Pierceing gains for a favorite son and possible contested delegations to tilt the convention. It warns southern states may challenge McKinley’s delegates while protectionist sentiment remains high among voters.
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McKineen
Be Lonis Republic
McKinley
the Republic
Ingatlsa
Reed
England
Morton
New Yorks
Cullum
Illinois
Miodereon
Nebrests
Logally
Bowes
Bialoe
St Louis
McKisley
Keasst
Arkansas
Iself
Ohio
McKinlay
Protection
Merely Confined Air and Congressional Rants
The piece criticizes Col Richard Whiting Blue claiming he dominates Kansas state matters while others, like Curtis and Miller, handle minor district affairs. It denounces Congress as focused on private claims, mocks clerks as salary raises for favorites, and laments social unrest in Europe amid global upheaval.
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5 Bailey
Baileyville
Mey
First District
Broderick
Congress
Mos
Richard Whiting Bine
Col
Richard Whiting Sbine
Kansas
Sod
Curtis
Kirkpatrick
Miller
Calderhead
Long
Baker
Populist official cites Coin publications as popular reading
Secretary Rif Semple of the Populist state central committee notes Coin’s publications A Tale of Two Nations and Coin’s Financial School are most requested at his information bureau. He dismisses concern that interest in financial questions is fading. Meanwhile M T James of North Topeka runs in the Republican primary for the Northern district legislature.
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Peaple Font Readingte
Rif, Semple
State Contral Committee
Bureau of Information
Coin
T.M. James
North Topeka
Noted Kansas Statesman Ingalls in a Future Lincoln Voice
A long interview discusses John James Ingalls as a leading figure in U S politics, praising his precise speech and forecasting a future Lincolnian solution to national troubles. The piece contrasts do nothing rhetoric with calls for equal opportunities and rights, and predicts a coming strong leader who will unite the country without changing its form of government. It notes Ingalls criticizing Congress for temporary measures and highlighting discontent in the South as a political factor.
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Gopfrics
John James Ingalls
Nsas
Etd
United States Senate
Ingalls
Kansas Etateeman
Mr. Ingalls
Lincoln
Wendell Phillips
United States
Jerusalem
Nazareth
Abraham Lincoln
Gongrese
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Harvey
Lave Dome
Salvation Army
America
Thoit
Phillips Brooks
Dr. Swing
Booth
Catholic Church
Senate
Lttle
Thoma Hardy
Litersture
Corot
Meissonier
Grant Hamiltox
Senator Ingalls on silver, business, and McKinley era
The Kansas senator discussed political currents in the South and West, noting Republican strength, silver sentiment, and possible coalition of Populists and Democrats. He praised McKinley, commented on Tillman’s Senate conduct, and reflected on party prospects, allies, and the 1896 campaign landscape.
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Mr. Ingalls
Ingalle
Senate
Kansas
Senator Ingalls Discusses Elections and Religion in Meeting
The interview covers next year’s election, Republican prospects, and the era’s political drift. Ingalls argues party policy must be defined by lawmakers, condemns Democratic delinquency, and warns against inaction by Congress while praising the Salvation Army and Catholic influence as stabilizing forces. He also critiques modern fiction and notes his continued reading habits and touring lecture schedule.
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Congress
House
Senate
Washington
Armenia
China
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