07 Jan 1892
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1892
Page
1
The Kansas Agitator notes a weekly publication cadence with an evening issue labeled thesa y? and includes a fragmentary imprint indicating a local or regional newspaper style. This item reflects a historical periodical with periodic updates and uncertain date specificity.
A new chapter in Stevens and Seward counties violence unfolds as Sheriff Dunns party confronts armed men ambushing near Botkin en route to Springfield for court. Botkin avoided the route after warning, militia is ordered by Gov. Humphrey to quell the disturbance, no further details available.
The New Nation argues the McKinley tariff shift failed to curb the cordage trust led by John Good. It claims 47 plants now in operation, prices raised twice since October, and warns tariff reform will reduce competition and boost consolidation, harming farmers and creating more millionaires.
An appeal invites readers to raise funds by purchasing a bundle of Reform papers to distribute to friends. The notice urges forming a club to back the movement and help advance the cause.
The Cleveland Plaindealer accuses Senator Sherman of poverty in public life, wealth through wine and finance, and early seat purchases in the senate. It argues he represents moneyed interests, critiques his record, and warns a reduced majority would signal party repentance near defeat.
The Kokomo Industrial Union quotes National Lecturer Willets who compares the Kansas party split to a frostbitten quarrel after marriage. A couple fights over who builds the fire, leading to injuries and, eventually, no divorce decree due to too little left. The tale mocks partisan rifts.
The Kansas Commoner invites readers to fund an industrial emancipation program by subscribing in clubs. Rates include one year for 75 cents and escalating club packages. promotion runs through January 20, 1892. Editor BFP. KIBS calls for Lawn, Transvo aration, Finaxer, and Lanor as topics with weekly letters from J C Hebberd in Washington.
Tue Aarraton local edition offers one year subscription and Scott's Sub-Treasury Plan and the Land Loan System for $1.00. Foreign edition same title package available for 60 cents.
The Populist or People’s Party Hand Book published by the Vincents is ready for delivery. Call at this office or send for one. Price is 50 cents.
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