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Newspaper

Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1895

Page

2

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.

Reform Press Association Lawrence 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.

Reed 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.

New York City United States John J. Ingalls Bepgary Dollas Hooton Lawrence

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