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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1891
Page
8
The piece critiques Ohio leaders and farmer discontent with mixed papers. It cites the North Dakota Alliance’s Prohibitory Law stance and recalls N.S. Mover of the People's Advocate facing criminal libel charges. The trial ended in vindication for Mount. Bah for our side.
By now T. Park of Chemung county sends a club of fifty subscribers and asks others to match or at least send ten. Readers urged to spread reading and independent thinking to win in 92. A conference of Alliance men favoring liquor suppression calls for Staten Island on August 10 to exchange views, not form a party, aiming to unite reform elements.
The Ft Worth gathering said by Republicans to host 300 delegates was not organized by Alliance leaders. It was called by Missouri Democrat U S Hall and allies to hinder the People's movement. Only a small, unstructured delegation attended as the dispute over the sub treasury plan deepens.
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The Manhattan Republic reports Hon. Albert Griffin has accepted the private secretary post to an assistant secretary of the treasury in Washington at $1,800 yearly. The note suggests this is incidental to his main work in Washington, prompting readers to wonder what that more important duty might be.
The Manhattan Republic cites Chauncy M. DePew, New York Central president, warning that fifty men with wealth can halt all trade and currency flow within 24 hours, creating a panic. The piece urges reformers to study his views and mobilize against wealth’s despotic influence.
We, the undersigned members of various reform organizations, believe that industrial classes best protect and advance their financial and business interests through organization and cooperation in trade and commerce. To achieve this end we must meet discuss and exchange views on enterprises demanding patronage and support.
A Topeka gathering on August 20 invites members of the Farmers' Alliance and allied reform bodies to exchange views on cooperative associations such as insurance, fire, life and hail, mutuals, and allied unions. Delegates from numerous alliances and assemblies are urged to attend, with reduced rates arranged.
The Kansan recalls Lincoln during the Civil War mobilizing volunteers and preserving the government. It notes about 60,000 soldiers in alms houses today, critiques oil syndicates and monopolies, and accuses parties of lying about reform efforts for soldiers’ rights.
Pleasant places to cool off in the Ute Pass near Colorado Springs offer reasonable hotel cotta and tent rates. Visitors can ascend Pike's Peak by foot horse carriage or cog wheel railway. Santa Fe Route offers Pullman vestibule sleepers to Manitou without change and cheap excursion tickets to Colorado resorts Las Vegas Hot Springs and Newesos.
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