Republicans accuse foes of forging false statements about the Peoples movement
In a heated charge, critics claim lies from the Republican camp misrepresent Vincents and the Peoples party. They allege a Washington Post item about denials was wrongly circulated, prompting denials from Vincents and Garrigues of the Winfield Telegram. The Post says it never published such content.
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Preas
Frank Mottrath
Vincents
Daily Telegram
People’s Party
Brewers
Alliance
Peffer
Togalls
Washington Post
Garrigues
Winfield Telegram
Telegram
The
Post
People’s Movement
Deacon Harrison Train Revenue Debate Sparks Temperance Row
A Pennsylvania Railroad outfit carrying Deacon Harrison and family faces a claimed 185000 cost, with critics alleging indirect gains from corn overproduction and a mocked temperance platform. The piece mocks the Deacon era of moral politics and questions wine laden travels on the campaign train.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Deacon Harrison
Deacon's Party
Republican Party
Inter Ocean
Helen Gougar
Descon
Bounty candy and tooth repair tariffs debated
Curarer sugar meats cheaper candy leads to more work for the dentiet. Yes, we see bounty engar means bounty candy and the ruination of the tooth. The tooth-carpenters' trust gains protection only as people pay tariffs on manufactured teeth.
Sunshrine's Call For The Downtrodden Cause
The Sunshrine, a People's state paper, voices support for advocates of the oppressed. It urges readers to rally for social justice and uplift the marginalized across communities. Public interest and editorial zeal frame the stance.
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Sunshrine
Acriaron
People's Paper of
Deacon’s Wine Bottles Spark Train Load Jest
A bustling scene reveals the Deacon’s train load of wine bottles and cork screws as mere samples amid lighthearted joking. The moment reflects lively interest in American brewing industry.
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Deacon
Phariseeism and the “Holier Than Thou” Mockery
The Galilean preacher condemns Pharisee attitudes that praise themselves while ignoring circumstance. He argues poverty, oppression, and abuse shape behavior, and that “holier than thou” judgments fuel social ills from riots to vice. The treatise links personal fault to unequal opportunities and urges compassion.
Beerraverry and reciprocity proposal from Blaine
The text satirically describes Blaine as the apostle of reciprocity proposing to trade beer with South America for cow hides to solve the tariff problem. It notes the pleasures of peace would follow if not for the same imbecile starting the order of Knights of Reciprocity.
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Blaine
South America
Order of “Knights of Reciprocity
The Clogs Upon the Wheels of Progress
A sweeping 19th century reflection condemns greed superstition and ignorance as barriers to progress. It recalls Moses Galileo and colonial tensions, arguing recurring clogs retard the forward march of human happiness and liberty amid a struggle between progress and reaction.
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Moses
Egypt
Red Sea
Galileo
Stephenson
Great Britain
South Carolina
William Lloyd Garrison
Aaron
The Bible and the Poor in Eighteenth Century View
Miss Maggie Townsend argues in Acrravor against ministerial apathy to the poor while praising the Bible for its defense of poor rights. The essay notes church decline in numbers and zeal, yet shows the Bible condemning usury and oppression. Jesus’s poverty and Paul’s self-supporting example are cited against wealth accumulation. James proclaims the rich will howl.
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Maggie Townsend
Acrravor
Weapel
Jesus
Paul
James
Aviator Tales Highlight County Paper Strength
A fragment from The People's county paper hints at community vigor and local focus. It emphasizes collective effort and resilience, framing the Aviator as a symbol of regional progress and civic pride amid ongoing local stories.
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Scusenme
The
Aviator
People's Paper
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Kansas
J.0. Champe
W.-H. Atexaxptl, J.M. Acexanpes
Pharisee
Peter
Talon
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