Senator Kyle Basteb Brightens South Dakota Senate News
A profile of James B. Kyle, a South Dakota born Ohio native, detailing his rise to the U S Senate. It notes his Farm Alliance ties with Senator Peffer, early education at Oberlin and Illinois, theological studies, teaching in Pittsburgh, pastorates in Salt Lake City and Spewich, and roles in Yankton college and Utah commission. Kyle is described physically and politically as a conscientious, once Republican then Democrat, with a notable July outdoor speech shaping Democratic esteem in the state.
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Basteb
Youngear
Peffer
Kansas
Congress
South Dakota
Elergy Tran
James B. Kyle
Kyle
United States Senate
Allance
Benator Kyle
Ohio
Xenia
University of Illinois
Ward
Oberlin College
Presbyterian Theological Institute
Alleghany
Oberlin
Pittaburg
Salt Lake City
Utah
Spewich
Aberdeen
Yankton College
Tate Senate
Utah Commission
Geotch
Hoe
Atherton
Renate
Polk County Alliance Endorses Georgia Delegation and Unity
The Polk County Alliance adopts a platform urging Congress to uphold the Deals plan and to back Georgia representatives in the recent speakership contest. It calls for unity, continued support for officers and representatives, and a fair chance for relief before adverse criticism arises. The measure stresses cooperation to distribute patronage and affirm faith in current leaders.
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Polk County
Inillanapolis
Topeka Advocate Attacks National Union as Alliance Plot
The Topeka Advocate accuses the National Union company, a New York concern with capital stock of 20,100,000, of trying to control the Kansas Farmers' Alliance business by uniting Alliance stores to lower costs for farmers. It claims the move is a branch of a bagging trust and a plan to train control of Alliance operations.
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Topeka Advocate
Kansas Farmers’ Alliance
National Union Company
New York
Alliance Basineas
Alliance
Date Bagging Trust
Formu
A Loan to Farmers Proposed in Indiana Dispatch
A dispatch from Anderson Indiana reports Dr H M Taylor a Farmers Alliance member drafted a bill for the United States to loan 150000000 to Indiana citizens secured by farm mortgages. The loan would run twenty years with 5 percent interest and a bill was sent to Senator Pelfer for introduction in the Senate.
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Aerson
Ind
H. M. Taylor
Farmers’ Alliance
United States
Indiana
Dill
Pelfer
United States Senate
English Farmers Alliance Conference in London
A large gathering in London described as the National Liberal Federation Conference aimed at rural reform. Delegates from England and Wales heard prominent figures including Morley, Shaw-Lefevre, Foster, Lawson, Spender Watson, and Joseph Arch, founder of the National Agricultural Laborers union, honored with cheers.
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Farmers’ Alliance
England
London
National Liberal Federation
Liberal Party
Allance
England and
Wales
Morley
East Nottinggham
George Shaw-Lefevre
Bradford
Walter Foster
Derbyshire
Wilfred Lawson
Cumberland
United Kingdom Alliance For
Spenter Watson
Joseph Arch
Great Britain
Henry George
Arch
National Agricultural Laborers’ Union
People’s Convention at St Louis February 2417
A brief notice invites attendance at the People’s convention in St Louis on February 2417. Road access via the & A. road is noted for attendees traveling to the venue.
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St. Louis
Grange movement hailed for unity across North and South
Ex governor Robie of Maine lauds the National Grange for uniting farmers and binding the country after decades of discord. He notes 4000 subordinate Granges have strengthened a shared destiny under a single charter and constitution, praising the order’s peaceful mission.
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United States
The
Republic
Robie
Maine
Ex Senator Van Wyck Pushes Agitation for Postal Bank Reforms
Ex Senator Van Wyck of Nebraska, a Farmers' Alliance member, urges agitation for measures to curb trusts and promote silver backed postal savings banks, government postal telegraphs, public loans, and a constitutional amendment to require direct popular election of U.S. senators.
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van Wyck
Nebraska
Farmers’ Alliance
Congress
United States
Third Party Teket Discussed by Oregon Lecturer
M F Rorke state lecturer of the Farmers Alliance For Oregon is quoted in the San Francisco Examiner about a national ticket for a third party. He says farmers and laborers will unite for a Geld convention in February to adopt a platform and nominate candidates. He asserts the third party has a fighting chance of success.
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Teket
M. F. Rorke
Farmers’ Alliance For
Oregon
San Francisco Examiner
Farmers’ and Laborers
Rorke
Subscriptions offer for The Commoner campaign
An appeal promotes subscription packages from 75 cents single to ten for five dollars with discounts for clubs of ten. The plan aims to reach 20,000 readers at 50 cents and features weekly letters from J. C. Iebberd, a noted Washington insider, on topics like Laxo Transtrontation Fixance and Lanon. Payments to B. P. Kir s, Wichita, Kansas, are urged with a January 20, 1892 deadline.
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Laxo
Transrontation
Fixance
Lanon
J. C. Iebberd
Jerry Simpson
Secret
United States
Washington
Alliance
People’s Party
B. P. Kirs
Ed'rand
Wichita
Kas
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