Reform era platform declarations from obscure union notes
A long, dense list of officers and names from various clubs and alliances is followed by a Declaration of Purposes urging unity, labor reforms, anti monopoly aims, educational emphasis, equal rights, monetary reform, land policy, taxation justice, and government oversight, with scattered places and individuals named. The text mixes officers from Cliftonville View, Newport, Okolona, Jackson, Water Valley, and more, detailing executive committees, secretaries, and presidents alongside a broad program of economic and social reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Jamison
Cliftonville View
W. J, Keirn
Tebula
C. T. Smithson
Newport
Treaster I
Crystal Springs
John A. Bailey
Topton
T. J. Uaenali
Reform
West
Front Steel
Memphis
Laburiise
Willie
Slater
Miler
Platform financing by government loans sparks debate in Kansas paper
The Kansas paper argues a regulated public finance system must protect the needy, outlining two departments for government loaning and emphasizing that government money should not compete with private capital. It cites Missouri iron ore production and shifts in industry, plus Dan & Co reports on improving but cautious trade conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tts
Organization of Finance
Tale
Wastimieros
Missouri
Michigan
Alabama
Minnesota
Dan & Co
New York
R. G. Dan & Co
Review of Trade
Debates on currency and national loan reform in St Paul
A lengthy dialogue from the Alliance echoes across papers urging democracy and defenders of the people against monopoly. It argues for government issued currency accessible to all, a national loan system tied to savings, and opposition to class legislation. The piece stresses patriotism, equality, and practical finance over theory, citing savings banks and distribution justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Tatas
Gireet Yous
Alliance Echo
The
People’s
United States
Kansas
Ohio
South Carolina
Alabama
Pittsburgh
New York Times
Alliance
Progressive Farmer
Democratic
Republican
People’s Party
Alliance Tribune
Skowbegan, Mo
James G. Blaine
Pacific Union Allance
Postal
Hill
National Congress
St. Paul
Minn
Platvori
Farmers’ Alliance
People's Party
Chicago Tribune
Omaha Day Nebr with a mob lynching and murder trial
Omaha Neb Oct 10 Ed Neal the murderer of Allen and Dorothy Jones was hanged at noon yesterday After his confession public sentiment rose sharply when news that Lizzie Yates the fiendish assault victim died spread A mob attacked the jail and hanged the criminal to electric railway wires near Boyd's opera house Mare Knuckle Event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Neal
Omaha
Neb
Allen Jones
Dorothy Jones
Lizzie Yates
John Coe
Boyd's Opera, House
No Foe of Parnells Wanted Exposed in Chicago Meeting
A Chicago gathering of confederated Irish societies at the Grand Pa effe hotel adopted a resolution opposing any leader, or anyone prominent in the persecution of the late Mr Parvell, from being recognized in the Irish party’s plans or acceptable to the Telah or the cjast-Amaghan, signaling a push for unity while disclaiming any dictation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnells
Tfl
Confederated Irish Societies of
Chicago
Grand Paeffe Hotel
Mr. Parvell
PARNELL S MOTHER Laments Loss Of Her Son
The aged Mrs Parnell learns of Charles Parnell s death from a reporter. She weeps and faints, then denounces Edward Stewart and declares the struggle for Ireland has cost her family dearly. She recalls years of effort for the Irish cause and claims slander against her son s critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borpestows
MN. J
Parnell
Mr. Parnell
Charles
Edward Stewart
Les
Iva Michael Davitt
Priests of Pallas Parade Ends in Cable Car Crash
A runaway cable car on Kansas City’s Tenth street line struck a crowd near Main and Tenth during the Priests of Pallas procession last night. Many escaped injury. several people, including four Fort Leavenworth soldiers, were hurt but none fatally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tenth Street
Main
Tenth Streets
Fort Leavenworth
Mrs Peer
East Eleventh Street
George Rice
Walnut Street
Ile
Coincident Death of Sir John Pope Hennessy in Kilkenny
The report notes Sir John Pope Hennessy M P Kilkenny dies in London after defeating Vincent Scully in a political contest. Born Cork 1834, he was a self made man with a forceful character and a glib tongue. Also covered is the Ecumenical Methodist council in Wasuiyetox with attending bishops and ministers, plus the London Times on British crop prospects and rumors of Russia limiting grain exports. Luther H Carey, Princeton alumnus and sprint star, retires from track after a notable career in 1903-09.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
John Pope Henneasry
Kilkenny
Lonpox
John Pope Hennessey
M. P
Vincent Scully
Sir Hennessey
Cork
Great Britain
Scully
Wasuiyetox
Ecumenical Methodist Council
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
Bowman
St. Louis
Purst
Washington
Arthur
England
A. Carman
Canada
Stephenson
British Wesleyan Conference
London
Joseph Ferguson
Leeds
Primitive Methodist Church
Keener
New Orleans
Wayman
Baltimore
A. M. E. Church
E. Huestes
Halifax
The
London Times
Russia
Luther H. Carey
Princeton
Carey
Chiago
Deshos
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Brookhaven
Farmers’ Alliance 9
Seventh Congressional District
Stadison
Fittels, Tantin
Sipcom
Coptats
Callorne
Ifferson
Lincoln
Eraskile
Alliance Directory
Madison
T. J. Alsworth
Anton
David E. Wood
Luton
Ilincis
D. X. Brown
Uticay
CS Spann
Raymond
Ani
Dallax Watts
Vink
Alliance Notes
Lew Hanback
Lease
Allance Tribune
Startford Examiner
Missouri Iron Production
Nancy Hanks
Terre Maute
Ind
Tring Havre
Pirrssuncu
Jack Dexter
Harry Leonard
Leonard
Pallas
Law
Tor Buck
bellaWerest
Drs, Betts Betts
Charles Street
Lana
Taurobo
Tely
Iris Shetwiieh
Deviroy
Basel
Pirat
Guy
A. Pyar
K Lyar
Drs. Betts & Betis
St. Charles St
St Louis
Pullman Palace
Union Depot
Colorado
California
J. W. Coleman
A. H. Hanson
T. J. Hudson
J.T. Harrihan
Sam Lightfoot
Brookhaven, Miss
Zananil
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