Drunken Redeemer Atop Kansas Avenue Scene
Yesterday's Topeka State Journal recounts a display of drunkenness by a prominent state official and a member of the executive council on Kansas Avenue last Sunday. The man, so intoxicated he could barely walk, left the Copeland hotel for the Santa Fe depot, failed to board a streetcar, and staggered toward the depot where the train had already departed. The piece notes calls for action under Kansas law permitting removal for drunkenness and questions Republican demand for his removal.
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Yesteray
Topeka State Journal
Kansas Avenue
Executive Council
Copeland Hotel
Sannta Fe
Kansas City
Cy Leland
Senator Rogers
Kansas
Faithful and Patient on the People's Party ideals
The piece argues the People's Party advances land, transportation and finance reforms beyond old parties. It notes slow growth, stresses the need for education and propagation, cites Gen McMulta and Stevenson bonds, questions capitalist and farmer debts, and critiques national fiscal responsibility.
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People’s Party
People's Party
Pilgrim Fathers
Our
Republic
McMulta
Whisky Trust
Stevenson
Repul- Hean
Onidha
Phuall
Omaha
American Industrial Union launches in Chicago
The American Industrial Union, a broad labor group aiming to unite all workers from hands to brains, plans to balance labor supply with demand by forming colonies, acquiring land, and establishing savings banks. It welcomes nearly all joining, bans office for monopolistic firm members, supports women's suffrage, and argues united ballot action is needed to curb labor woes.
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American Industrial Union
Chicago
Times-Herald
Industrial Union
United Action
Easter Sermon Calls for New Resurrection in Hearts
The New Era editor in Springfield Ohio preaches an Easter message urging a new resurrection of Jesus in the hearts and lives of followers across business social and political worlds. He argues Christ’s living presence would end hunger saloons social ills unjust laws and corrupt power, urging believers to reflect Christ’s heart thoughts and actions in daily life.
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R. S. Thompson
New Era
Springfield
Ohio
Chhirist
Jesus
Risen Christ
America
Christ
Paul
Resurrection of Jesus or blasphemy in politics and faith
A fiery plea against hollow piety and party politics. The author denounces leaders who sing “Christ liveth in me” while opposing social reforms and allowing misery to persist. He calls for a true Christian life expressed in action and voting, condemning greed, corruption, and government excess.
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Christ
Jess
Peter
Brother
Devil
Jesus
sChrist
Sian
Mligion
Agai
Reform Priorities and Party Critique from Reform Advocate
A reformist letter from New Market Iowa urges support for the People's party and reform papers over old party organs. It attacks Democratic and Republican figures, champions loyalty to reform media, and calls for a shift to reform weeklies to crush plutocratic press. The author urges fundraising, subscriptions shifts, and unified action among reformers to strengthen the movement.
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New
People's Party
Partinau
Reform
Chicago
Piet
Age
Sentinel
Expres
Peet Daities
Reform Movement
All Party
Aml
Reform Papers
Italy
C. Wirn
M.D
New Market
Iowa
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Kupatt Casson
New Market, Iowa
Borroxs
Egypt
Arabia
United States
Tamanindi
Wa. J. Tam
Enpontence
Kaxsae
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