Political rhetoric on November election and protectionism contrasts
A Kansas City era editorial champions tariff protection as worker self defense while condemning free trade and Cleveland era policies. It argues votes for the Republican line protect wages, jobs, and industry, warning of factory closures and wage cuts under free trade versus the protective system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Sir Thurman
Heddme
Howe
New England
Washington
West
Millad
Far East
Thia
Party of Protection
Cleveland
Kanshouting
Deere
Seton
Glen-Mary Farm
Delano Township
Megwump Civil Service Reform
Sun
United States
National Committee
Topeka “Pension Office
Joseph Staith
Lansing
Emporia News
J. F. O'Connor
Social Science Elit
Kansas
Missouri
Atchison
Minusxpolis
Norriott
Tha Mle. Church
Kanes
Grand Avenue
Kansas City
Dishap Sindy
Anthony
Stor Ay
Salt Center
Virginia
Lashsonian Institute For Exibition
Wichita
Leavenworth
Earth
Atehisan Globe
Noble Prentis
Develmment
Wizfield
Mildy
Saat Wite Ee Club
Hildy
Lyman Kibbe
Kibbe
Long political tract shows race by south and tariff clash
A sprawling OCR fragment recounts Democratic and Republican tensions, tariff protection, and southern influence in Congress. It references Cleveland era politics, labor protection, and regional power, with notes on Kansas figures, editorials, and public rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick City
W. E. Stanley
Opera House
Sig
Glee Club
Mr. Stanley
Isman
Foveyer
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Saloon Aid Society
Union Labor
War era artifacts and Confederate currency in ruins
Fragmentary report describes a Civil War era scene with fake confederate currency and ruined relics. It notes Grimes and Allen discussing a thousand dollar claim and counterfeit notes while observers analyze artificial limbs and wartime imagery on walls and gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimey
Glare
Allen
Minnle
Mr. Grimes
Pestroman
Ong
Fragmented OCR item referencing horticultural society
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions the Horticultural Society and related topics. It references children, open events, and various unclear phrases about preparation, refinement, and exhibits. The text appears damaged and partially unintelligible with multiple garbled words and misplaced letters.
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Lyon County
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Coun County
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Pinkie Averites Wiley
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New York City
Kingnan Courier
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Halenel
Helen
Lawriee Tetane
Harrison Meine
Kapeas
Mtehleon
Champias
Marin
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James Buchanar
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Wandotts
Kanans Caty
Topeka
Orto
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Amma Jis
Wiese
Mattem
Godder
Tom Pale
Lewis Tr Bheland
Bess
Free Trades
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Teisi
American Club of
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MACS
John Martin
Democratic Party of
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Foraker
Obie
Morrison
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U. S
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Pitsburg
Chiesza
Martin Ban Sppetatad TL
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Lyons Cansagualion
EB Paulkner
Begin Prise
Humphrey
Martin
Great West
Wm, Td, Kelly
Frank G. Carpenter
South
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F Lawork
Remsory
Bone
Kelley
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Botkin
Prohibition Party
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Republic
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Kansas Koluary
Jack Frost
White House
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California
Winitte
Main Street
Ember Akerasey
Ccotur
Wadien
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Fee Cleseurt Horticultural Society
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