Populist editors praised by Girard mayor in Kansas brief
J H W Haldeman of Girard commends twenty one visiting Populist editors for their sober, thoughtful conduct and reform stance. He notes only two smoked and none drank beer or whisky, branding them a powerful, upright reflection of Populist values. The piece also critiques Fanning and discusses monetary policy and labor in broad Prohibition and economic terms.
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J. H.W. Haldeman
Girard
Dr. Haldeman
Kansas
Our City
Kanesas
Girard World
Masser advocates nominate chief justice candidate
From Topeka State Journal the ex state officials met on Tuesday and discussed nominating a chief justice candidate. They oppose letting the election go by default, urging the Populists to nominate a candidate who is not a corporation attorney. Justice Martin is praised for impartial judicial conduct but criticized for potential ties to corporate interests and party influence. The piece argues for a Populist nomination despite possible loss, stressing party principles and free coinage advocacy.
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Nessae Eestor
Reforma
Champe
Anna Champe
Conan
Amociats
MRPA
ARPA
Topeka State Journal
Exstate
Topeka
Thesday
Justice Martin
Populist fury targets Wall Street plutocrats and fusion
A Topeka Capital editorial attacks Wall Street plutocrats and supporters of fusion. It denounces money sharks and sanctimonious gamblers tied to gold buyers, calls for Populist alignment and warns against office-seeking politicians. It argues for staying neutral with tricksters and party loyalty to Populists.
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Rusedtt
GaGx
Wall Street
Fasey
Heine
Laidlaw
Topeka
Sol ‘Sage
Joe
Chicago bond plan sparks city finance debate
Tom Express attacks Chicago state finance, arguing the city will issue seven million dollars in gold bonds to pay a six million debt, a move he sees as fiscally reckless. He predicts bondholders will demand gold for interest, likening the plan to Shylock and calling current elites barbarians in a sharp, polemical portrait.
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Tom Express
Chicago
Ts Ia
Shylock
Divided Democrats in Loula ville over silver issue
The state convention of the Democrats at Loula ville wrangled over the silver question while endorsing Cleveland and his gold bug policy. The piece notes expected tensions with Populists and mentions Governor Morrill and the Topeka Capital’s shifting stance.
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Loulaville
Cleveland
Carliste
Cannibal or Expectorating Animal Debate in Chicago Record
A provocative verse in the Chicago Record critiques a town infested by a repulsive creature, describing salivary sprays and foul streets. The speaker asks readers to choose which menace warrants a wider berth, the cannibal or the excretory animal, in a satirical metropolitan rant.
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Chicago
The New Woman and the Old Man Debate
A provocative piece argues that progressive women seek partners who share higher standards of purity, morality, and culture. It critiques conservative men and envisions a gradual shift toward a new man aligned with evolving female roles, while acknowledging resistance and conversion efforts.
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Usband
Carrie
Alva
The Coming Woman and the Rise of Modern Roles
An essay tracing the evolving role of American women moving beyond traditional duties. It argues women claim rights, enter public life, medicine, law, and arts, while men slow to understand. The piece contrasts progress with lingering male resistance and notes shifts in social expectations.
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Imerbrethren
New York UN
Impetus and Test in Uncertain Times
Alice Hon Midler speaks about testing capabilities and future aims amid uncertain times. The remarks touch on motivation, planning, and the desire to advance research, with emphasis on collaboration and cautious optimism.
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Impetus Givemnier
Alice Hon “Midler
Drowning at the Stalay Pond Leaves Two Boys Entangled
In a tragic incident at the Stalay place a deep pond near a dune, one boy drowned while another attempted a rescue using boards. A cramp and illness halted the feeble efforts as onlookers watched, and the drowning boy was recovered.
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Kichmang
Vleyen
Stalay
Grote
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Garnitt
M. J. Fassia
Prohibition Party of
Michigan
Fanning
Christ
Pontiac
Mich
United States of America
Dorothy's Department
Cousntas
Morrill
Major Madson
Morvill
Yound Cuarcea Lease
Wichita
Waraling Orchard Park
Hat
Abe
Lawlomuous
Yusreavav
Hreidenthal
Hint
Rbebey
Delos Walelr
Raver
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