21 Jun 1894
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1894
Page
1
Excerpts discuss tariff protection for foreign labor and civilizing stock, a Kansas treasury cash balance of 893430.18, Tennessee adopting a populist state government, and calls for referendums to oust corrupt politicians. Also notes on populist marches to Washington, Coxey’s movement, and Georgia free silver debates amid Democratic fatigue.
A fragment titled A Hymn to Man presents a terse, reflective verse. The lines meditate on human dignity and endurance, hinting at a broader ethical resonance. The text’s sparse tone suggests a dedication to simplicity and inner strength.
A fragment discusses Morning Glory borders for an engraved sheet and a patriotic verse praising a ruler of church and state. It critiques industrial workers, questions who supports home guard members, and recalls Coxey era politics with scattered quotations from newspapers.
The striking miners in Ohio returned a ten dollar contribution from Gov. McKinley and warned that if he seeks their votes again they will act against him. The Industrious Sledge Hammer of Meadville Pa comments on voters being led by party bosses and calls for accountability at the polls.
Farmers are urged to call for terms offered by J G Tiare and associates on farm loans. The notice emphasizes accessible financing options and quick responses to support agricultural needs.
An 19th century style verse passage reflects on marriage and enduring love, contrasting intimate affection with commentary on political corruption. The excerpt blends a sentimental poem about companionship with a skeptical, sharp critique of Republican and Democratic leadership, citing McClure's Magazine and reference to Jonas Raven.
From every section of the state comes cheering news of reform. Thousands who backed Democrats in the last election now favor Judge Hines to give the Populists a chance. Voters tire of poverty and distress and seek change away from Democratic realty, Living Issues, Atlanta.
A local call urges shoppers to request Home Bakery products at grocers and to keep funds within the community to support the local industry and economy.
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