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Kansas Agitator in Garnett, Kansas

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Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1895

Page

1

The Ingalls Boom and Public Hype

A column mocks a push to promote senator John J. Ingalls amid rival campaigns. It notes Ingalls’s weak platform, his disinterest, and the zeal of small backers while referencing Hood Leland and Burton as opponents in a partisan race.

John J. Ingalls Ingalls John J

It Is Lawful to Deceive in Politics and Belief

A critical editorial argues that Republican leaders in Kansas and beyond claim it is lawful to deceive voters. It contends the party shifts on silver policy, supports monometalism benefiting leaders, and warns that blind allegiance risks democracy. Honest leadership and voter scrutiny are urged to preserve republican government.

Kansas Republican Party Plumb Jones, Teller West Juliu Sherman Reed McKinley Thinge el Dorado Jesus Washington

Populism presses reform as currency and rail moves

The piece argues Populists push for flexible currency and government rail control, praising reformers like Mrs Gougar and detailing platforms from tax and land to direct senator elections. It notes divisions with Democrats and Republicans while urging union of reform forces to reshape policy and finance.

Cleveland Carlile Farmers’ Alliance Congress Pacific Railway Carlyle Pene Gougaree Chicago Cincinnati New York Voice United States National Senate John Prohibition Party Joux B. Sr Joux

Unions Debate Bans on Saloons as Meeting Venues

A Topeka State Journal dispatch reports Central Labor Union discussants in New York debating a resolution to require unions under the umbrella to hold meetings in tavern-free rooms within three months. Perrine urged action citing drink funding harming unions. the measure failed narrowly as Secretary Henry warned of brewers’ interests. Some locals pledge to push the cause and a temperance hall was secured to showcase the movement.

Topeka State Journal New York Central Labor Union Petrine Tnion David Holmes England Cooper Union Perrine John S. Henry James C. Heywards

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