Tur New Charter Organ of California Socialists Weekly
A collection of notices and opinions from various papers notes Tur New Charter in San Francisco as the Socialist Labor party organ. It highlights a Ruskin Tennessee cooperative colony write up in the Kansas City Star and pressure on L. D. Lewelling from Eureka Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur New Charter
San Francisco
M. W. Wilkins
The
Socialist Labor Party of California
Kansas City Star
Co-Operative Colony
Ruskin
Tennessee
Half Million Job Losses Reported Amid National Strikes
The Kansas agitator from Garnett notes about 500,000 out of work due to wage cuts and shutdowns in iron, steel, glass, and coal mining. over 300,000 coal miners affected and broader effects spark congressional talks as the nation confronts a rising crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Carbon Company
Santa Fe Mines
Mark Hanna
Congress
Farmers' Problems and the rise of socialism in politics
Excerpt discusses profits from trusts and combines, naming figures for oil, breweries, and door trusts. It cites John Sherman on currency appreciation and its economic distress, then notes Wm J Bryan’s potential socialist shift, arguing socialism expands across parties and should influence government policy. The piece portrays socialism as true democracy and Christianity, urging Bryan to study and adopt it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Combine
Standard Oil King
Little Sash and Door Trust
United States
Great
International Money Trust
Europe
John Sherman
United States Senate
Wm. J. Bryan
Bryan
Resolutions of appreciation from Anderson County Normal Institute
The Anderson County Normal Institute members commend the superintendent J. W. Stillwell and Prof. Summel for dedication over two years. They thank Prof. Ludlum for teaching, Profs Oman and Long-neck er for instruction, Prof. Adams for reading and elocution, Mrs. Whitehead and Miss Garlick as organists, the city board for building use, and Mac Sisson for janitorial service. A copy goes to county papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summel
Garnett
Anderson County
Ludlum
Salina
Oman
Longnecker
Lanver
Adams
Irving
Mac Sisson
Josne McCoore
L. R. McLellan
Eugene Jones
GrovGt Marshall
Rusy Bacon Ei. Thompson
Drowned after horse reared in creek at Ford
Zack Duncan, a young colored man who cared for horse John Manley, drowned Tuesday afternoon north of town while exercising the animal at a ford near the old slaughter-house. The shallow, deep-backwater creek held him underwater after the horse fell. A search party found the horse but Duncan was missing. his watch stopped at 3:15. He was described as industrious and was brother to David Hicks of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zack Duncan
John Manley
Duncan
Urs
David Hicks
Request for sample copy of the NONCONFORMIST Populist paper
A reader suggests dropping a postal to request a sample copy of the NONCONFORMIST, touted as the brightest and most educational Populist paper set by machinery. The note offers 10 cents for 10 weeks and hints at an address to send for the sample.
Twelve Reasons Why The St Louis Republic Deserves Reading
The St Louis Republic touts twelve reasons to read the paper, citing global news service, European correspondents, US coverage, Associated Press membership, world market reports, a Sunday magazine cover, noted writers and artists, valuable pages for readers, a popular four page comic weekly, and a dress pattern department. Subscriptions listed: daily and Sunday at six dollars yearly, eight dollars six months, one dollar fifty for three months. Twice a Week Republic at one dollar yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Republic
The
Republic
St. Louis
Europe
New York City
Washington, D. C
United States
Associated Preas
Great News Gatherer
Daily Market Reporte
St Louie Republic
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N.R.P. A
Ausociate Editors
Jansmall Matter
the Harnett
Eureka Union
L. D. Lewelling
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Lewelling
Petar J. Bare
Baldwin
Girls’ Industrial School
Beloit
Boss Croxr
Senate
Wellington
Voice
Gro. A. Puckett
Ft. Scott
George
Pitcher
Winfield
Pilcher
Our Dear Christian
Reform
Sue
Actrator
Kansas Agitator
Garnett, Kansas
Tom Reed
Monitor Press
Major McKinley
Wellington Voice
Dana
New York Sun
Sun
Republican Party
Joh Sherman
Marion Record
Brother Hoch
Georgia
Chicago
Henry C. Work
Henry Work
Washington
Reed
House of Representatives
Stryker
People’s Party
Sch
SSS Sveeye
Pannon Ball
Gannon Ball
Nebraska
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