Societal Struggles and Economic Critique Across Public Debates
A compilation of harsh editorials and opinions criticizing wealth privilege, Prohibition rhetoric, vagrancy laws, and the sugar trust. It contrasts calls to abolish class laws with denunciations of goldbugism and corporate power, noting mass unemployment after refinery shutdowns and the high profits of the sugar trust amid worker hardship.
Birth of a new party eyed by national reformers
In an interview Secretary McParlin of the People's party predicts a new national party forming around March 4. He cites secret conferences among congress members and influential reformers, favors free coinage and protection, and says rail and insurance capital oppose government ownership of railroads. He and others critique the Omaha platform and warn against one plank tactics, urging continued support for the full Omaha platform.
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Lockport
J. McParlin
People's Party
McParlin
Congress
People’s Party
Nsw
Mr. McParlin
Pennsylvania
Tarbeneck
Allen and Kyle
J.B. Weaver
J. H. Tanner
Tanbeneck
St. Louis
Sentimvest Iy
Taubeneck
W. 5. Morgan
Nasional Reformer
National Reform Preas Association
Washington
Republican Party
Morgan
Silverites
Whisky men redeemers and the governor’s ration policy
The Leavenworth Labor News cites the Topeka Journal criticizing Governor Morrill for appointing "whisky men" to state rations and police hoards. It questions redeemer ethics, noting past support for the governor and hinting at party faction tension with Pete Kline’s contingent.
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Topeka Journal
Hart
Morrill
Pete Kline
Leavenworth Labor News
Whited Sepulchres and Prohibition Debate in 19th Century Press
A fragmented overview mixes a poetic critique of hypocrisy in sermons with political debate on prohibition and enforcement. It cites Omaha Commonwealth praise for reform, mentions Hackwuse introducing a bill to ease prohibition, and references Labor News and Leavenworth Times on enforcement and party politics amid temperance tensions.
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H. C. F. Hackwuse
Labor News
Troutman
State Temperance Society
Prohibition
Boston Store Sells Out Stock to Quit Business
Boston store announces closing sale to dispose of entire dry goods stock including linens dress goods comforts and blankets. The cut is complete with men’s and ladies underwear shirts boots and shoes plus rubbers. Customers urged to come quickly as stock is claimed to be nearly gone. Sale held at South side of square near Panioa? Rooms.
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Boston
ToRey
Pani
Reomomg
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