Outlook on party splits over silver standard divides reforms
The Outlook argues populists see division in old parties over silver and gold, predicting a Republican return to gold leadership, possible Democratic bolt if silver wins, and a later era of corruption. It urges a reform union of all opposed to gold-bug domination as the only escape from national disaster.
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Cleveland
Twain
People’s Party
Ben ‘Tillman
Ben
Kansas City
Star
Chicago Record
New York Recorder
Morton
Gold
Times of Chicago
Topeka
Hudson
Mms
Cincinnati
Tillman
Wall Street
Peffer
Allen
Butler
Congo
Titian
United States Senate
Iass
Vollmar
Wilson
The
Mystic Brotherhood
Anna Champe
Hammons
Baldwin
The Debtors and Creditors Debate and Reform Goad
A long editorial assesses 19th century financial policy, criticizing gold standards and Wall Street influence. It argues reform is needed, cites debt growth since 1866, praises Populists like Peffer and Tillman, and urges patient persistent leadership to marshal a reform army. It laments press manipulation by money power and urges continued resistance.
Wichita Opium Joint Raided by Police
Wiennas April 20 police raided an opium joint last night and served notice on Frank McKnsky and wife to leave the city. The chief vows to root out opium dens despite law, praising reformers and urging unity to curb corruption ahead of the next election. Grovik noted as having "gone a fiship" again.
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Redeemer
Wichita
Prices to Fit the Times Notary Public Ad
In a local ad the notary public Ww ue Miki offers to prepare deeds mortgages and conveyances needing acknowledgments for thirty cents per instrument. Office located over the Bank of Garnett.
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Bank of Garnett
The Chicago Broadside Pop Paper Promotion
A brief ad style item touts The Chicago Broadside as a red hot all wool paper with three months on trial for 25 cents and sample copies free, directing readers to Norman Rapalee at 2 W Polk St Chicago.
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Chicago
Norman Rapalee
Polk St
Prince Louis to Race Mile Run East of Mont Ida
Prince Louis, a black horse about 1.70 hands in good flesh, weighs 1. Rough notes claim he will make the season polish at a mile race one mile east of Mont Ida. Bred by Risser Horse Co. foaled April 1, 1891, with lineage tracing to Beaulieu and Vaillant among others. Dam Vinyette Sq38 and second dam Rosette with Bayard and Mina in lineage. long breeder notes mention Society of Mippiqne of ure et-Loir and a claimed price for a living colt. Pasture finished notes from a distance. Parties parting or moving from the county forfeit the insurance. author promises to prevent residents but not be responsible for any event.
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Rael
Mont Ida
Prince Louis
Anderson Co
Vaillant
Prosper
Decide
Vieux-Pierre
Lhe
Coca
Mignon
Jean-Le- Blance
Dam—Vinyette
Bismark
Oga
Sultan
Vigonreux
Coco Li
Viens-Chushin
Coco
Jean-Le-Blanc
Rosette
Bayard
Mina
Mwippiqne
Ure et-Loir
Tobacco Antidote Promise From West Chemical
Fragmentary 19th century ad claims a tobacco antidote from Western Chemical Co promises cure in two weeks at low cost. Mentions Mayne and Kune as names and asks buyers to pay postage.
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Western
Chemical Ca
Mayne
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