Tariff debates and religious hypocrisy in late era editorials
A collection of partisan quotes targets labor wages, capitalists, and protectionist policy. It cites Kansas Republicans, McKinneyism, and tariff reform as protective in theory but critiqued for who benefits. It condemns missionary cruelty in Turkey and accuses American Christians of promoting violence in youth and fictional peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Lawrence World
America
Baker University
Baldwin
Leutenant
Secretary of War
Prince of Peace
Prominent papers face critique in Populist thought
The Kansas City Star and other papers are denounced as promoters of monopoly and federal power. The piece urges masses, not so-called prominent papers, to lead public sentiment and celebrate Populist gains from Omaha to St. Louis. It condemns elites, calls for monetary reform and demotion of gold and silver in a government money system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
United States
Chicago
The
Star
George
Earth
Omaha
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Cleveland
Sherman
Hill
Hoer
Wilson
Brice
The Blues and the Blues and the Thieving Politicians
A satirical tale from TABER'S LITTLE STORY contrasts White and Black party labels with roguish politicians who profit while the people fight. It ends with a polemic on reform, Populists, and the hope for true national harmony after political folly. Gro. C. Newton of Swedesburg Iowa urges reformers to unite and push forward for victory in 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorrors Barraton
Perdition
Washington City
Tate Blues
Stiu
Bill Taber
Fusex
Iowa
Eprors Actrator
Jond
Orothiers
Gro. C. Newton
Swedesburg
Towa
Public opinion shifts toward socialistic ideas amid banking power
Prof Anayrt B Hant of Howard University argues that public opinion tilts from hands off to a great socialistic community, facing determined resistance from capital under the money power. The piece reviews The Austobiography of a $100 National Bank Note by Frank H Richey, praising its 30,000 words and 20 illustrations as a sharp, vivid critique of the banking system and what it calls white slavery in national finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anayrt B. Hant
Howard University
Forum
Frank H. Richey
St. Louis
Vox Populi
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Ciampe
Anna Champs
Ansociate Editors
Aursuroay
W.T. Ausrose
Kansas
Congress
Taber's
Mgetis
Globe-Democrat
Hnglist
Olimina
George Newton
Cantesue
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