John Ingalls Exposed as Republican Spy to Alliance
A polemic denounces John J. Ingalls as a deceitful figure, calling him a traitor to Alliance causes and a tool of Eastern capitalists. The speaker urges Alliance members to resist his alleged concessions and watch for Eastern favors through Congress, warning of a looming 1892 clash between Western labor and Eastern aristocracy.
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John J. Ingalls
East
West
New England
Parnell
John Ingalls
Ingalls
Alleghanies
Congress
Republican Party
Report on Temperance in Neosho Presbytery
The committee reviews liquor laws and prohibition history in the state. It notes original package decisions, Wilson bill effects, federal court rulings, and recent legislative shifts. It urges ministers and elders to educate congregations, oppose liquor interests, and support pro prohibition candidates.
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Temperance
Neosho Presbytery
Congress
United States Circuit Court
Friends of Temperance
Nebraska
Wheat prices and flour sales raise questions in Kansas letter
Wirl the Reeder of the Plaindealer asks how, after eighteen to twenty years in Kansas, he has raised wheat to sell and whether he had to buy flour most of the time. He questions farmers selling wheat at ninety cents to a dollar a bushel while a Harris story has sold over $700 worth of flour since last October, mostly to farmers.
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Reeder
the Plaindealer
Kansas
Harris
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C. Champe
W.e.avexanpen, JM. Avexanper
K, R
F. Cleveland
Supreme Court of the United States