Reform Editors Visit Lawrence Factories and Institutions
The Reform Press Association of Lawrence toured local industry and schools last Friday. They inspected manufacturers like the wire factory, Douglas County Mills, Pierson’s Mills, Wilder Bros. shirt works, and visited Haskell Institute and Kansas State University, including Prof. Dyche’s collection and the university library. Officers were elected: Abe Stine berger as president, Mrs. Laura Lowe vice president, Lyman Naugle secretary.
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Douglas County Mills
J. D. Bowersock
Pierson
Wilder Bros
Haskell Institute
State University
Sam
Dyche
Snow
Library
Boston
Clover
J. D. Botkin
Harris
M. A. Waterman
Assacian
People’s Party
Abe Stineberger
The
Girard World
Laura Lowe
Mound City
Torch of Liberty
Lyman Naugle
Wellington
Confidence and politics roil Kansas unrest and finance
A provocative blast targets Reed and allies over confidence and a backers network in Kansas and national finance. The piece attacks the Morrill Burton circle and the million club as a looping con game while noting a graveyard robbery scare, Santa Fe auction, and shifts in gold policy.
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Lunger
Depew
Burton
Morrill
Republican Party
Wall Street
Million
Kansas
Chicago
Angie Mitt
Populist Editors Visit Lawrence Enjoy Warm Reception
The Populist editors praised their Lawrence call as a memorable visit shared by people of all political persuasions. They noted hospitality and a fond recollection of the historic city as night trains carried others home.
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United States
John J. Ingalls
Bepgary
Dollas
Hooton
Lawrence
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