Political and labor tensions fill early news page
The item highlights threats of a railroad strike by Louisville and Nashville operators, Missouri Democrats nominating W J Stone for governor, editorials attacking the People party, and a Yellowstone Park report noting Russell Tarrison received stock for influence. It also notes Pinkerton inquiries, troop presence in Montana, Carnegie Mills operating, and preacher critiques of politics and literature.
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Yellowstone Park Investigating Committee
Russell Tarrison
Powderly Urges Action Over Pinkertons In Homestead
General Master Workman Powderly writes to President Cleveland and Governor Pattison warning that Pinkerton activity at Homestead on July 8 violated U S and Pennsylvania law. He calls for investigation, condemns armed intrusion, and asserts workers’ right to defend themselves. He names Frick and Pinkerton as treasonous actors and notes deponents sworn in from outside the state should not hold office. He also lists campaign speeches by John St. Joux and Henry Watterson with Madison Wisconsin rallies and Kansas tours, plus Dr. Kozel offering medical cures by mail order.
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Workman Powderly
Marison
Pattison
United States
Pennsylvania
Pinkertons
Powderty
United Stats
Monongahela
Homestead
Frick
Robert Pinkerton
Powderly
Jons PL
St. Joux
Henry Watterson
Wm. McKinley
Monona Lake
Madison
Wis
St. John
Kansas
Migration of Memphis Negroes to Kansas Sparks Political Alarm
Report notes hundreds of African Americans from Memphis moving to Kansas, with Wichita receiving twenty to thirty families. Assertions claim planned Republican voting influence, while detractors question funding and motives amid labor tensions and Homestead steel strike coverage. Kansas Commoner and The Advocate voices criticize Gen. Snowdon and the Homestead confrontation.
Reform papers for distribution among allies offer cents
A terse notice urges supporting a bundle of reform papers for spread among allies, promoting education and awakening among supporters. The missive emphasizes fundraising or payment in cents to enable broader circulation and influence.
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People’s Party
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Wm. Pinkerton
Momestead
Carnegie Mills
Ilarrison
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M. Kozel
Lutchinson
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A, B. Weaver
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the Bend
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