Kansas agitator notes amid nation telegrams and politics
A Kansas note on March 5 1805 surveys a Kansas City Star telegram mix of Albany and Berlin dispatches. It highlights the whipping post debate in New York and Russian reforms, plus Kansas political strife with Judge Johnson, ex-Governor St John, and party clashes among Redeemers Republicans Populists and Prohibitionists.
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Kansas City Star
Albany
Gerry
Senate
House
Berlin
Anzeiger
St. Petersburg
Cxar
New York
Russia
St. John
Topeka
Republica
Prohibitionists
Anna Gould
Anna
John L
Murrell
Fragmented rants on education taxes and patriotism in Iowa letter
A long letter from Wat. J. Tamir Fasex of Iowa criticizes tax funded schools as frauds and calls for resistance to compulsory education. It argues patriotism and loyalty are misused to justify control, condemns masters and slaves dynamics, and rails at Kansas politics while commenting on state appointments and legislative actions.
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Rir Smadl
Eorrors
Actrator
Carnegie Hall
Wat
J. Tamir
Mowatt
Willcockson
W. S. Wait
State Board of Charities
Geo. A. Clark
Mex
Mary
Lease
Lewelling
Lawrence Journal
Kansas
Uii
Duslog
New fra Springfield and the perils of votes and saloons
A fragmented critique argues that voters determine a city’s soul through spring elections and revivals, linking temperance, Salvation, and political choices. The piece contends women’s votes shape the nation while condemning saloons for urban plunder and wage cuts, and questions Grover’s political outcomes.
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