Strike stalemate and jailed ARU leaders amid political critique
The Strike remains unsettled with Debs and three ARU leaders jailed for bail refusal. Report says new leaders may be chosen and the strike continues. Also noted are social visits of Governors Warne and Lewelling to Topeka and a harsh critique of Democracy's reforms. A book on American money history by Samuel Leavitt is advertised for 66 cents.
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Eugene Debs
Samuel Leavitt
Avena Publishing Company
Beaton
Pen collection mocks political pens in Paola Times
In Paola Times a heated editorial derides Republican leaders and Populists, accusing them of violent rhetoric and hypocrisy. The piece mocks officials from Garnett and Argentine, contrasts anarchist cries with Populist claims, and questions religious tolerance amid school board politics in Barnesburg Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Kas
Kansas’ City
Ingersoll rails against war and labor fight in 1890s echo
The piece cites Robert G. Ingersoll defending Christlike compassion against antiwar and labor movements. It quotes Senator Ingalls on revolution, capital versus labor, and the 1890 Kansas cyclone's impact on ex-Senator Ingalls, highlighting questions about acting on convictions.
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Vanderbilt
Kansas
Kan
People’s Advocate
Pittsfield
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