Palmer and Buckner Named Democratic Ticket at Indianapolis
The National Democratic convention nominated John M. Palmer of Illinois for president and Simon Bolivar Buckner of Kentucky for vice president by an emphatic, unanimous platform opposing the Chicago party line. The body adjourned at 4:32 PM after a spirited session that praised unity and endorsed liberal reform, tariff for revenue, and economy in public expenditures.
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Democratic Platform Text Presented At Convention
Fragmentary full text of a Democratic party platform calling for unity, equal justice, individual freedom, strong federal government, sound monetary policy, tariff reform, and opposition to economic reform proposals. Includes distorted phrases and garbled names from the Chicago Convention era.
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Democratic platform critique and currency reform calls
The document denounces Republican policy and praises President Cleveland for civil order and fiscal integrity. It argues for tax and tariff reform, opposing direct taxes, and advocates an elastic, government-backed bank currency. It asserts the need for intelligent currency reform and fiscal prudence to separate government from business.
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Torelen
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Andy Iasadne
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Democratic platform denunciation of Populists and tariff policy
A denunciation of the Populist convention for aligning with Republicans, endorsing tariff increases and free coinage opposition. It defends the gold standard, condemns free silver, and calls for strict economy, balanced budgets, and vigorous support for the Supreme Court and judicial independence. The text affirms Democratic support for pensions, naval shipping policy, and reform of public service while opposing unlimited coinage and protectionist excess. It closes urging adherence to Democratic principles for national wellbeing.
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Mrs Palmer Delighted By Senator Palmer Nomination
Mrs Palmer and Senator Palmer drew praise from delegates in Indianapolis as he accepted the nomination. A crowd visited their rooms at the Denison and telegrams poured in nationwide. Mrs Palmer, younger than her husband, said she was pleased with the compliment and the nomination's manner.
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Administration Pleased Now Have a Staff to Lean Upon
Washington, Sept, President Cleveland’s cabinet members Carlisle and Francis praised the nomination of Palmer and Buckner from the Indianapolis convention. Secretary Tam?ont, not interviewed, called them good Democrats. Carlisle summed up: “They are splendid nominations and fully meet the expectations of the sound money men of the country.”
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Nice Old Gentleman and Campaign Talk at Indianapolis
Washington dispatch reports Senator Paulkner, chair of the Democratic Congressional campaign committee, praising Senator Palmer as a nice old gentleman and General Buckner as blue blood. He criticizes Democrats for bullying McKinley’s strength and urges electing two leaders to head a forlorn hope amid political struggles. An ad for DeWitt's Little Early Risers claims health benefits. Sold by G. W. Stensfield for $32.
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Kansas Zeal and Lofty Hope Highlighted by Gifted Writer
A New York Evening Post piece lauds Kansas beliefs and “Our Glorious Mission” as a vibrant, uplifting creed. The writer paints Kansas as eager for higher life, praising Ori and Flamme symbols as beacon of community aspiration.
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New York Post
Kansas Like a Garden A Continent of Prosperity
A Western states travelogue praises Kansas from Topeka westward, describing a lush arable belt, thriving towns, and rapid urban growth. It contrasts rugged western farmers with eastern critics, noting shifts toward culture and industry while warning of economic and political discontent rooted in silver agitation and distrust of outsiders.
Penny Saving Store Ad Promises Quality and Satisfaction
A promotional note promises savings on articles at the store with no drop in quality. It mentions 19 pounds for a price and a 100 pound sack costing 5.10 and 25 pounds of preserving sugar costing 1.00, advertising pennies saved per month and guaranteed satisfaction with every sale.
Meats and Lard Advertises Fresh Goods
Fragmentary ad copy from a 19th or early 20th century paper markets meats and lard. Mentions “White Label Lard” and “fresh” stock with incomplete phrases about origin in California and packaged products for sale. Reads like a grocery or general store promotional snippet.
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Ucer California
Soap packaging note and quantity listing
A brief item lists soaps with quantities 30 bars Sik Soap and 12 bars Tollet S91 per box. Mentions Kirk's box and Old Country variant with a total of 275 units noted.
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Kirk's
Topeka Patent Flour Ad Packaged Goods Listing
The advertisement lists various food items and brands including Warren's Al Salmon and Baker's Charente. It mentions canned goods such as Pinto beans and Sliced Pinto, canned meats, and delivery terms. The text notes mail orders packed and shipped without charge.
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Ivame Ursa
Ax Tobusco
Seans Apdereos Jain
Coffees. tbe Pure Java and Mochit. be tonto
Chase and Sandira's Seni Beasid wt am Sener Ae my.
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The Star Grocer’s Letter on Government and Society
A dense political essay addresses government power and reform, quoting figures and a Dodge City woman with Browning ties. It critiques progress in Kanes and links education, wealth, and moral climate to societal change, using analogies to agriculture and climate.
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Bryan
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Kanes
York City
Mistaken figures in Bellaire McKinley club claim
A Topeka man disputes a Bellaire letter claiming a McKinley club with 1450 members and a recent Republican vote of 10450. He cites census data for Bellaire and Pultney Township showing 1880 and 1890 populations, challenging the asserted club size and election figures.
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Emporia City Faces Court Fight Over Building Fund Transfer
Lyon County and Emporia officials clash after the city council transfers a building fund to the general fund. An injunction was denied and the case appealed to the Kansas Supreme Court as State of Kansas v. County at Sports. Voters were asked to approve transferring the fund via a special election held August 18. The vote was disputed as unfair by some parties.
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Topeka Man Repairs City Sidewalks for Pay
In Topeka an elderly carpenter known as Mr. White repairs broken or decayed sidewalk plank under the city system. He files a claim with the council and earns 2.50 per day for each day worked, with recent activity showing two days of labor worth 5 dollars.
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First Presbyterian Church Seeks Strong Pastor
In a church bulletin from the First Presbyterian, the congregation seeks a capable preacher as Rev. 3B. Alderson’s reshaping took effect last March. Uncertainty remains on who will lead. supplies are used until a pastor is chosen. locals expect improved talent and care in the selection.
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Peer Eat Steven Scenery
Hay Fever Season Reported at Bani Town Hall
A garbled note notes hay fever season presence at Bani with unclear details about fees and local impacts. The fragment hints at effects on money and lives from hay and oats, but specifics are unreadable.
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