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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1891
Page
1
Senator Preston B. Plumb of Kansas died at his home in Washington on Sunday morning from apoplexy. The long time Republican lawmaker, a pioneer turned financier, had shown vigor despite illness. His death is a loss to Kansas and the Republican ranks, with tributes to his energy and public service.
A delimited phrase hints at a poetic or religious meditation about peace and ascent. The readable words suggest themes of farewell to life and a journey beyond, with fragmented phrasing implying a literary column or obituary tangent. The snippet centers on transcendence and quiet resignation.
A Kansas Republican infighting over Geo T Anthony for a seat on the interstate commerce board. Dan Anthony of the Leavenworth Times opposes him, while Foghorn and others push, with party divides widening ahead of fall elections. Also noted are labor unrest, strikes, and political commentary from the era.
The Lawrence Record notes Tim of Topeka Capital praising steadfast faith while quoting the editor's harsh view that the grand old Republican party has become a refuge for thieves and graft and will collapse from its own rot.
Steve Enerys named secretary of war sparks critique that Blaine is out of the race. Stephen W. Dorsey says Blaine's health bars him from contest. Mr Manley of Maine counters that Blaine will be sent in.
Clyde Voice warns that the Republican press of Kansas acts as a hired attorney for monopolists against the people and reminds supporters that they are funding opposing counsel in the case.
Beautifully colored porcelain poster 46 by 66 inches offered free to every subscriber of Tie Love Treaty, Kovearon, leading People's party paper in Texas. Weekly 20 pages priced at $1 a year. Sample copy free. Address Fort Worth Texas.
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