Weather Indications and Political Ruminations in March
Weather forecast notes fair conditions tonight and tomorrow with warmer western areas and shifting winds. The political column discusses Populist strategy, Don Cameron as a possible nominee, and critiques on party shifts and protection versus free silver in the 1890s Kansas context.
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Caicano
Kansas
Taphkneen
Don Cameron
People's Party Committee
Saya
Camp Bacdoumsat
Omaha
Méron
Man of
Wichita claims of Dizie Lee return denied by city
In aFt Boot Monitor style critique the Wichita paper rebukes rumors that Dizie Lee was met by a welcoming crowd upon return. It notes Lee lives in Ranses City and runs a branch in Paeries Princess, with prior closure prompting harsh editorials about prohibition and workers left homeless.
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Wichita
Dizie Lee
Marsh Murdock
Misa Lee le Cot
Wickits
Ft Boot
Leele
Ranses City
Paeries Princess
Public Reform Debates and City Shelter Experiment
A collection of editorials criticizes Gov Morrill for halting prohibitory enforcement in Wichita and discusses political prospects, party loyalty, and enforcement. A feature describes New York City’s houseboat shelter for the homeless, detailing intake, baths, lodging, meals, work duty, and aims to provide practical charity.
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Beech Ledgerr
New York City
East River
Twenty-sixth Street
Commissioner of Charities Baure
New York
Rangplank
Beillevue Hospital
Serah
Favre
Reformers Council Plan Falters Amid Mockery and Row
In Chicago, a reform council plan collapses under ridicule as aldermen jeer and constituents mock a reformer. Percy laments lack of support while Tom and Tor debate presentation and public perception, revealing reform pledges compromised by political costs.
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Tain
Percy
Penny
Tom
Tor
Council
North Side
Angé
Tam
Hena
Mortel
Chicago Post
Political Posters and Posters Craze across Campaigns
The article describes the rise of campaign posters in political clubs, detailing a poster maker’s craft for McKinley and Reed banners. It covers design elements such as stars and stripes, party slogans, and decorative stitching, noting costs from $100 to $500 and the influence on public sentiment.
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MeKinsey
Jules Chores
Morton
Palitical Clube
Hare
McKinley
Ike
McKinley Club
Bunting
Hill
Nocdia
Moti
Avery Fetter
Reed
New York Journal
New Haven Residents Sue Tronsl Bank Over Mortgage
In New Haven on March 24 Charles Smith and twenty other residents including widows and orphans filed a suit at the Arm a tronsl bank in Kansas City to recover a mortgage placed with Union Trust company shortly before its failure. Negotiated by Kansas Loans company, the suit seeks about 80 66o dollars, with $750 000 of New Haven funds reportedly involved in the Kansas crisis.
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FTI
Rankin & Kaweme
Kansaaan
New Haven
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