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Newspaper
Topeka State Journal
Location
Topeka, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1900
Page
3
A political candidate vows to use all available authority to curb trusts, pledging active measures and enforcement if elected. He outlines plans to push legislation, increase regulatory oversight, and cooperate with agencies to curb monopolistic practices.
A call urges the public to support popular election of U S senators to curb government by injunction. It warns of dangers when courts limit legislative power and stresses direct voter choice as a remedy.
A Democratic platform speech denounces private monopolies and calls for strict enforcement of existing laws. It urges dissolution of trusts, protection against corporate influence in politics, and federal powers to curb unfair transportation rates while supporting bimetallism and anti double standard views.
A historic platform discusses direct election of senators, financial policy favoring debt reduction, civil justice, and labor issues. It argues for constitutional reform, restraint on banks, and a national canal stance while endorsing arid land reclamation and Monroe Doctrine principles. It critiques Republicans on Nicaragua, Hays Pauncefote treaty, and argues for non entangling alliances and US leadership in the Western Hemisphere.
A fragment reflects on years of suffering and endurance in a woman’s life. The passage hints at deep personal hardship and the ongoing fight against physical pain, framing it as a defining experience.
A political voice denounces Republican excess and government waste. It argues that large campaign funding and pork barrelling invite new taxes, endorses income tax authority, and calls for restrained public spending while urging a strong foreign policy and protection of citizen rights.
A Topeka departure at 5 10 p m for Colorado Springs with Denver or Denver Lake improvements implied. The notice promotes digestion and stomach cure products as instant relief, claiming universal health benefits and availability at all drug stores.
Homeseekers' excursions planned for September 1 and October 2 to Arizona Indian Territory with laws referencing México Oklahoma and Texas. Information available from the agent AT and SE by.
A long account recounts a man pressed into confessing to accepting bad checks and pressuring others to avoid prosecution. It discusses a shopkeeper’s collusion with a corrupt scheme, the impact of the crime on the community, and broader commentary on northern and southern attitudes toward African Americans, labor, and assimilation in eastern cities.
An oval of marketing copy touts Chamberlain's Gough Remedy as a soothing, healing favorite with pleasant taste. It claims quick relief from aches and bruises, praises its safety for babies, and notes it is sold by druggists with endorsements from users.
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