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The fragment praises a fearless aggressive progressive advocate of reforms dedicated to public interests and social change.
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1895
Page
1
The fragment praises a fearless aggressive progressive advocate of reforms dedicated to public interests and social change.
A reply argues for addressing present conditions rather than pursuing sweeping reforms. It supports free silver for expanded currency and debt relief, critiques money lenders, and links debt burden to prosperity, urging policy steps that reduce interest and ease debtor pressures. The piece emphasizes gradual change over immediate radical shifts.
A fragmentary column attacks American society, branding wealth inequities, drink, and corruption, and cites a July Topeka prohibition meeting call. It mocks Governor Morrill and Republican officials while recalling national party behavior at a Cleveland gathering. The piece includes verses on liberty, poverty, and church hypocrisy. The closing item quotes J. B. O. on free rights and voter influence.
Rev Edwin M Randall of First Methodist Teavenworth denounces Governor Morrill and the prohibition enforcement saga. He quotes a Topeka State Journal letter describing "Republican Viewry Soup" at a Leavenworth banquet where intoxicants flowed freely. The piece critiques police appointments, moral courage, and party victory celebrations.
The letter questions Mortill’s election and oath, asking why he would attend a defiant Kansas banquet that insults the people and could embolden nullifiers. The publication notes it cannot print the full letter due to space, though it contains truths meant to stir public conscience.
A brief extract expresses affection and individuality within friendship. The speaker explains that love and connection persist despite flaws, emphasizing personal identity and mutual understanding between two friends. The piece centers on a concealed mystery about why they stay close and resist external judgment.
An old newspaper ad promotes exchanges and subscriptions for political and financial periodicals. It lists multiple titles including the Agitator and Com ing Nation, mentions bundles with books, and offers commissions of 2 3 percent. The notice requests clear exchange offers from eastern Kansas or Miwon with legal details and references to various papers.
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