Press Censorship and Madden's Second Class Postage Ruling
The Topeka Advocate fights to keep second class rate with Madden's rule that only advance paid subscribers are legitimate. Author calls Madden wiser than courts and attacks Capital and Appeal to Reason as false, while urging reform and exposing partisan bias. The piece links broader reciprocity debates and presidential stance, noting farm and citrus interests mobilizing against treaties.
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Topeka Advocate
Madden
Kansas
Advocate
Topeka
Washington
Appeal
Reason
Capital
Mail
Breeze
Tere
Republican Central Committee
Garnett Journal
The Ship and the Call for Concentration
A poetic meditation warns that a man’s inner ship holds vast wealth from all lands yet frets on idle quests. The author urges steering toward knowledge, glory, and success, following the path of Concentration Channel to attain decisive, swerveless aim. Etts Wueeter Witcox.
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Wueeter Witcox
Stock Papers Shipped at Second Class Rates Questioned
The piece argues that stock shippers in Kansas City Chicago and Omaha receive Drover's Telegraph and similar papers through the post office at the second class rate. It claims Uncle Sam loses nothing and shippers gain, but says Madden's rule could stop this practice and asks who would benefit from such a change.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Omaha
Sam
Treaties stand or fall as a whole in reciprocity fight
The plea argues unity, insisting treaties must be fought as a whole to be effective. Fruit interests, beet sugar, and tobacco groups are described as hostile to Cuba and ready to trade support with reciprocity opponents elsewhere.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Congress
Pacific Rural Press
San Francisco
Washington
Riverside
California
Senate
Cuba
What Socialists Are Working For
A persuasive appeal arguing Socialism promises broad prosperity through centralized capital and government control of industry. It claims Socialists aim for a guaranteed wealth level of $3,000 per worker, denounces opposition as ignorance, and contrasts socialism with traditional parties, urging readers to choose the system that best secures future security and abundance.
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Reaso
United States
Big Dinner for 20 Cents at the Red Light
An advertisement promises a substantial, first class dinner bargain at the Red Light, offering a complete meal for twenty cents. The notice emphasizes quality and value for patrons seeking an affordable dining option.
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