Reform Editors Meet in Girard Kansas
A Kansas Reform Press Association gathering in Girard featured tours of the city and hospitality at the Home of Judge A Finger. The event opened with a welcome by Mayor Haldeman, music, and speeches by J C Bradshaw and Mary Lease. In sessions the editors discussed unemployment, wealth centralization, and the liquor issue with Jerry Simpson and others debating into the night.
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Kansas Reform Press Association
Girard
Kansas
A. Finger
Court House
Haldeman
Hatfield
J. C. Bradshaw
Winfeld Bree Press
L. Phillips
James Brown
Mary I. Lease
J. D. Botkin
Lease
Teane
Botkin
Jerry Simpson
Editors who visited Girard welcomed by Kansas group
A Kansas agitator report from June 21, 1898 notes committee members in charge of meetings at Asanei Kansas and expresses gratitude for the hospitable reception by local residents who entertained visiting editors.
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Kansas
Asanei
Girard
A Woman Led The Deed In Ancient Strife
A stylized historic verse recounts a woman guiding pivotal moments from Columbus to Plymouth Rock and the American struggle. It portrays a woman's voice rallying against tyranny, feeding resilience, and summoning national resolve through perilous times.
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Freedoms Shore
Plymouth Rock
Sovereign speaks to large audience at opera house
J R Sovereign Jr Knights of Labor leader addressed a crowded opera house audience Tuesday afternoon, advocating free silver and predicting strong labor support ahead of November 1696. The report praises his forceful yet respectful style and notes general satisfaction across parties.
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JR. Sovereign
Knights of Labor
Opera House
Sovereign
Lone Elm Items on Various Local Visits and Moves
Harvest in Garteth and other towns as residents travel for business. Names include E Jennings with a cultivator, Nellie Brusham to Kincaid, Chas Patterson of Bunceton visiting, and John Wise in town. Campaign canvassing by L H Merdick and John Harvey. Florence Nichols returns to Iowa after two months with Prairie View uncles. Kiva Smith and aunt arrive en route to California. Postmaster sees Grandpa Hester, T A Weathermat from south of Colony visits. Sharp of Topeka and Mimey Grace with Julia Ginbey guests at Prairie View. Turner Smiths and R Herrington in Equity. Jno Mitchell travels to Topeka for sister's funeral. Dibble of Iola visits daughter. pension reinstatement for W J Brinckley. Fannie Mize heads to Pleasant for normal and Children’s Day at M F church. C B Gordon buying house. Stobil moves to own lot. Mary Deppe returns from Olathe visit. Frank Pattie to Wayland’s colony to study colony workings. Rev Thus Houston's wife and children arrive from China three days ago.
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E. Jennings
Iki
Nellie Bhrusham
Kincaid
W. J. Kincheloe
Priday
Chas, Patterson
Bunceton
RE. F
John Wise
Colony
L. H. Merdick
Indian Creek
John Harvey
Misa Florence Nichols
Hubert
Geo. Smith
Prairie View
Iowa
Kiva Smith
Ulluois
HL. Smith
Prairie
Mrs. Allen
California
Grandpa Hester
Turner Smith
Jas, Smith and Family
Equity
R. Herrington
FP. W. Myers
Gravel Ridge
Fannie Mize
Pleasant
M. F
C. B. Gordon
Stobil
Lombard & Lei
Want to Buy a Farm Waste to Agitator Oaknett Kas
Classified notice from The Agitator of Oaknett Kas seeking buyers for farm waste services. Emphasizes available land parcels and potential transactions. Includes contact details and asks for inquiries from farmers seeking waste management solutions.
Fractional offers mix papers and books for sale
An advertisement outlines pricing for sending various publications. For 125b the maker offers to send acrrator and the coming nation for a year or the act tortator for a year with Coin's Financial School and A Tale of Two Nations. Other options include 1.50 for both papers and books or 1.05 for acrraton and Progressive Thought and Dawn of Equity for a year.
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Coin
Financial School
Dawn of Equity
Prohibition Globe decries demonetization and crime link
The Prohibition Globe of Denver argues that demonetization of silver does not directly cause crime but, in a broader oppressive system, fuels poverty and liquor crime. It claims starvation drives moral decline and criticizes wealthy pundits who praise poverty from comfortable chairs.
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Prohibition Globe of
Denver
Prohibition Party
Nhereby
Be Merchandise Exchange Advertise for farm exchanges
Classified notice seeks to exchange merchandise for a farm in eastern Kansas or Missouri. Respond with full letter, legal numbers, and complete description. Commission claim 234 percent. Mention this paper and address Dax A. Poot & Co., 7 N.Y. Life Building, Kansas City, Missouri.
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Kansas
Miasouri
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Virgil
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Cleveland
Ohio
Tom Supreme Court
Wanden Chuse
C. Harvest
Gartieth
T. A. Weathermat
Mr. Sharp
Topeka
Mimey Grace
Julia Ginbey
Frank Pattie
Wayland
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Houston
Chima
Vera
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