Miners Strike Divides Nation Over Liberty and Labor
The Topeka State Journal reports a court injunction against striking miners advances coal barons, arguing it harms free speech and liberty. Ex Chief Justice David Martin cites the gold standard debate and tariff issues as factors shaping prosperity, while noting wage cuts and operator profits. miners face collective action constraints and industry abuses.
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David Martin
Journal
United States
Martin
East
Topeka State Journal
Amie
Ready for a King Baroness Von Bulow's US impressions foretell a monarchic shift
Baroness Von Bulow, after months in the United States, favors the country yet predicts a king will arise within thirty years. She noted polite American men and suggested a hereditary monarchy starting with a European prince, even offering Greece's king. She also mused on forming an American court with capable women.
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Baroness von Bulow
United States
Germany
New York ‘Tribune
America
Europe
Greece
Christians Form Citizenship League In Topeka
In Topeka a union meeting at First Methodist Church created the Christian Citizenship League to enforce prohibition, replacing the committee of seventeen. They praised Governor Leedy for drying Topeka and aim to curb liquor sales during the fall festival with five-member church committees appointed. Other items note Governor Leedy’s stance and national fiscal tensions amid mixed views on prosperity and politics.
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Torrka
Kas
Christian Citizenship League
Leedy
Topeka
Kansas City Star
Goin Back Down to Grandpa's for Simple Fun and Scoldin'
A repentant narrator recalls childhood mischief at grandpa's farm, sharing feckless pranks, a salvaged shotgun, apple trees, and a sense of bittersweet longing as they face separation and a hope to return to simpler times. The song credits Sioux City Tritone.
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Grandpa's
Grandpa’s
Heaven
Grandpa
Sioux City Tritone
Disease-free cattle and flocks barred from premium contests
No stock from any diseased herd or flock will be allowed to compete for premiums. The rule aims to protect animal health and ensure fair competition by excluding any animals linked to disease. Authorities emphasize strict enforcement across all participating districts and events.
Just Where Thou Art and Thy Mission Ahead
Penny Magazine mention recalls McKinney visiting John Brown's grave and the need to lift voices where aid is needed. Notes claim John J. Ingalls seeks a political reset for state senate, miners’ sympathy marches, and labor statistics official W J A Johnson visiting from Topeka. The Wichita Beacon laments millionaire protection laws and criticizes reformers allied with C P Mantington.
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Penny Magazine
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Leepy
Willie Sell
Pincrer
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Pir
New York
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National Republican Committee
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Spain
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West Virginia
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Bank of Garnett
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Southern Pacific Railroad
York
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