Advance agent of prosperity in the farm crisis
The Olathe Tribune critiques Republican policy for fostering trusts that control farmers' prices. It argues Republicans claimed credit for prosperity while trusts and wars drove prices, leaving farmers facing 30 cent corn as evidence of artificial price manipulation. The piece warns that the party remains the advance agent of prosperity in name only.
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Republican Party
Maine
California
Olathe Tribune
Cleveland for President in 1904 Showdown?
Question asks if the Democratic party will nominate Grover Cleveland again in 1904. It explores the plausibility of a Cleveland candidacy and party strategy for the next presidential race.
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Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Christmas Times by Margaret E. Sangster in Every Where
A nostalgic Christmas poem describes quiet homes and hidden joy. The speaker contrasts busy ordinary days with Christmas Eve magic when family love and generosity lift spirits, transforming rooms, meals, and hearts with a sense of sacred enchantment.
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Margaret E. Sangster
God
Portion of Labor
A Des Moines Daily News excerpt notes a dated analogy where the dominant giants of a cannibalistic era boasted vast power and displayed their prowess by decorating their caves, reflecting on pride and dominance in early tribal hierarchies.
Thoughts on Labor and Ownership from an Early Scribe
A dense critique by Robert Hunter in Aine’s Labor Union Journal questions labor and ownership dynamics. It interrogates wage gaps, time clocks, housing, schooling, rent, voting, and the tension between cooperation and competition, warning that social misery stems from property privilege over political rights.
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Robert Hunter
Ainecan Labor Union Journal
Labor, Wealth, and the Shape of Freedom in America
A reflective critique of wealth, liberty, and labor in the United States. It argues free land, corporate grants, and wealth concentration erode democracy and equality. The piece warns that organized wealth undermines the citizenry and urges labor to recognize rights and unite to curb tyranny.
Kansas Populists reflect on Republican leaders and state politics
The Topeka Herald criticizes leading Republican candidates for U S senator and major party figures as mere wire pullers. Kansas Populists claim reforms aim to revolutionize opinion, predict the party’s eclipse in four years but note its enduring influence on public thought and national ideas.
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United States
Topeka Herald
Republican Party
Kansas
Ans
Eat at the Red Light the Best Place in Town
A casual dining note highlights Eat at the Red Light as the town’s premier eating spot. The brief promotes its location and appeal without additional details.
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