Kansas agitator notes railroading redeemers and murder tale
The Topeka Advocate condemns the redeemers and clerical corruption, mocking Populist papers. It cites Indiana's legislature and court bias on income tax, calls for reform, and praises Vox Populi cartoons by Charles Champe. A Kansas agitat or reports the Oklahoma City tragedy of Harry C. St. John and his wife. The editorial urges vigilance against home wreckers and hopes for St. John’s acquittal.
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Vox Poprili
Vox Populi
People’s Party
Charles Champe
Harry C. St. John
Okklahoma City
St. John
Kansas
Oklahoma
Oklahom
Leslie
Pittsburg
Ens
Oklahoma City
Siow
Mtany
Oklahoma City Star
Guthrie
Harry St. John
Mayor Wagstaff of Garnett Shown as Young Leader
This week presents an outline of Garnett’s newly installed mayor James L Wagstaff a 35 year old businessman in clothing since age 17 He runs the shop alone after his father Captain Wagstaff’s death and has built a reputation for fair dealing earning public confidence His administration is praised despite Anerrato R’s lack of support.
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Garnett
Wagstaff
Wmn. Wagstaff
Fair Deating
Isiness Capa
Aernato R
Fragmented Moral Tout About Bank Robbers and Fame
The passage contemplates crime and notoriety, claiming honest living yields unseen hunger while bank looting may lead to fame or a possible church memorial. It envisions hypocritical praise and social memory, with warnings that many will never understand the true cost or motive behind crime.
Incomplete public grievance over wage worker inconvenience
A fragment discusses public complaints about inconvenience caused by Ricket and related sectors. It hints at wage workers bearing burdens and debates who should fix the issues, implying broader labor or industrial tension without clear specifics or outcomes.
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New York “Tribune
Wnrd
TOPEKA LETTER 1895 redeemers clash over penitentiary sergeant-at-arms
In Topeka on April 1 1895 ongoing feuds over appointments and investigations shake the state house. Cy Leland pushes for a Black as sergeant at arms, the penitentiary committee resists, and a door keeper position is created for Black amid party clashes. Charges against Senator Mouscholder surface from a discharged employee, with gubernatorial officials naming senators and representatives to face charges. Critics accuse the current administration of failure after pledges of reform and business management.
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Toveka
Kas
Leland
Inviritijratlige
Mouscholder
Board of Charities
Topeka Mylum
Corres
Stacasenar Seenares
Rmumieca
Kansas
Sol Miller
Bent Murdock
Jeendsort
Bartey Kelley
Jim Simpson
George W. Martin
Sie Bradford
T. Anthony
Abo
Cy le
Lewelling
Joe Judson
Jack' Cy
Republican State Committee
Lewelli
Morrill
Morell
Lewlling
Tyewelling
Prohibition Shystering Urged by Southwest Kansas Church
In a Kansas City Gazette editorial, the Southwest Kansas Methodist conference denounces municipal corruption and liquor allowances. It condemns bribery by officials, calls for honest duty, and criticizes governors for enabling joints in Wichita Leavenworth and Topeka while promising prohibition gains.
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Geo. W. Martin
Kansas City
Kan
Southwest Kansas Methodist Conference
United States
Eliet
Kausay
Cut Church
Diageace
Topeka
Morrill
Prohibition
Leavenworth
Atchison
Wichita
Ackison
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Atesawnan
Sociate Editors
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Howard of Charities
Topeléa State Journal
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Kartsas
Orpheus C. Kerr
Timm “Redeemer
Hhouse of Representatives
Phe
Indiana
Rocens
Anne of the
Cromwell
Cromwell Caris
Garnett, Kansas
James L. Wagstaff
Go. W. Marte
Wyandotte Republicas
Dw. Chickd
Welda, Kansas
Warejou
Prassans Sa Leas
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