Prosperity Critique of President Harrison Thanksgiving Proclamation
A writer denounces President Harrison and Wall Street elites for a proclaimed prosperity that masks poverty across the nation. The piece cites mortgage foreclosures, wage theft, tenement conditions, and stark inequality, urging a more definite, humane measure of national prosperity. It references Louis Albert Banks, Thomas Scott, and the New York World in a critique of plutocracy and church hypocrisy.
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Harrison
Goulds
Vanderbilts
Rockefellers
Sorter Jaya
Hartison
Wall Street
Fifth Avenue
Louis Banks
Boston
Hartieon
Rube
Ople Bank
Cone
New York
England
London
Louis Albert Banks
Presbyterian
Tienry Wand Beecher
New York, That A Dollar A Day Is Enough To Buy Bread. Water Costs Mathin
Hoon
Jesus
Turkey
Tom Scott
Republican
Pinkerton
Republican League of Kansas
Darwin
Deviocrat
North Ank
Charity
Mike
Leniah Wat
Populist Hand Book for Sale by Public Office
The Populist or People's Party Thund Book by Vin cents is ready for delivery. Call at this office or send for one. Price is 50 cents.
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The
Vincents
Debts and labor in wartime finance
The Progressive Farmer argues national and private debts have fallen only slightly in real terms since the war began. It contends half the debt is paid while the burden remains, likening current repayments to a gift to Shylock and urging the issue as a presidential campaign platform.
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Shylock
Mt. Vernon
Cor desse Lanes urges a new party unity at IN exec meet
Cor desse Lanes spoke before the national executive committee in Indianapolis. He argued that prior wars formed from antislavery alliances across both parties and that today monopoly forces in both old parties must be joined with antimonopoly forces to create a new party and defeat monopolies.
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Cor Desse Lanes
National Executive Committee
Indianapolis
Ile
Thele
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The Advocate: Kansas West Letters and Prices
The Advocate is a weekly Li page journal from Topeka Kansas offering writers on western economics. Special Washington correspondent Jim Webbard will send letters. Trial subscription 25 cents, address Anrotart Posts Co Topeka Kansas.
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Reading
Ceferm Journal
Kan‘sas
Mississippi Valley
West
John Davis
M. C. Kcott
Jd. C. Webbard
Washington
Congress
Advocate
Anrotart Posts Co
Topeka
Kansas
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