Suffrage Leaders Halt in Topeka Discuss Next Steps
Susan B Anthony and leaders Mrs Diggs and Mrs Catt met at Mrs Henry Hull's home in Topeka to discuss the suffrage campaign. They vow to continue fighting, plan future campaigns in Utah Nevada and North Dakota, and consider a revival in Kansas with Republican support. Anthony departs for Beatrice Neb then Chicago.
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Annies L. Diggs
Carrie LC
Catt
Susan B Anthony
Topeka
Henry Hull
West Eigith Sires
Miss Anthony
Mra. Catt
Mra Digga
Mra Cutt
Major Morrill
Noble Women of
Kansas
Toska
Mrs. Diggs
Beatrice, Neb
Leavenworth
Chicago
Mr. Catt
New York
Utah
Nevada
North Dakota
Dirs. Catt
Popeka
Misa Anthony
Powerful Moral Stand Moves in Political Tides
Dr Parkhurst moral stance looms as Tuer may beat David B Hill but won t vanish from view. Markets morale notes say butter firm while other markets wobble. A grayhaired man seen toward a hardware store with a cow fuels speculation about Osborn after Winchanter. Louisiana shifts hint at Democratic fate as Blanchard signals solid party line to Congress.
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Osborn
Ratification Rally Sets Shawnee Republicans Date
Shawnee county Republicans plan a large ratification event likely Friday or Monday night. The county central committee has not fixed the date, but events usually run late into Sunday morning. Local voters brace for governor and party candidates results from nearby counties.
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County Central Committee
Claims the next senate airmen Babcock Thinks Republicans
From Wasnineren on November 7 chairman Babcock of the Republican congressional committee says Republicans will organize the next United States Senate. He notes Tennessee and North Carolina committees indicate party strength and suggests gains possible if the party can hold power.
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Babcock
Senate
Wasnineren
Republican Congressional
United States Senate
Tennessee
Halton
North Carolina
Battle Mayer
David Overmyer Says Populism Annihilated
Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Overmyer tells a reporter populism is annihilated. He blames Martin faction defections for a one third vote loss and says conservative Democrats shifted to Republicans to stop Populists. He asserts the party remains intact and vows continued loyalty and action.
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David Overmyer
Kansas
Martin
Democratic Victory and Political Outlook in Kancas
The piece notes a Democratic triumph seen as a push for state reform and prohibition. It claims Democrats are the sole positive political force, predicts widespread survival of the party despite losses, and claims Populism is annihilated while factions in Congress and the presidency caused demoralization.
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Pervirss
Nebraska
Democratic Party
Levi F. Morton
Heinebeck-on-the- Hudson
Republican Party
Kancas
Thoughtfulisen
Congress
Hui
Judge Folger
Cleveland
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