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Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1896

Page

7

Populists Debate Silver Ticket and Party Unity

The North Dakota Independent dispatch reflects Populist frustration with silver and electoral fusion talks. It urges restraint, warns against premature predictions, and calls for strong organization in townships and counties to resist external and internal pressures. It favors municipal electric light ownership as a possible policy.

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Grant Speech On Coinage And Debt Policy After Silver Act

The article quotes general Grant claiming that with tree and unlimited coinage of gold and silver the public debt would be cleared by century's end. It argues the bill demonetizing silver would destroy half the debt paying money, and criticizes Wall Street investors for alleging the act was not sneaked through Congress by Sherman and allies from England.

Wall Street Congress John Sherman England

Populist fusion eyed as Cleveland era repeats across parties

The Chicago Opinion notes a looming financial realignment around a double standard and silver remonetization. It predicts Grover Cleveland and John Sherman may back Governor Morton for president, with Wall Street pressuring a Republican nomination and a new populist coalition winning key states Indiana Michigan and Illinois. It urges readers to join a bimetallic alliance and organize locally.

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National Legion Urges Rapid Organizing For 1896 Victory

A circular urges mass Legion growth and rapid organization across states to convert voters before July 22. It emphasizes unity, education in the faith, open doors to all regions, support for the Omaha platform, and dedication to a primed missionary effort to win the 1896 election.

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Populist Papers Face Ad Boycott and Self Defense

A long excerpt from the Times Echo of Eureka Springs Arkansas discusses how Populist papers carry few advertisements due to boycotts by partisan merchants. Editors defend readers as financially capable and intelligent, urging supporters to patronize advertisers who back their papers and adopt a tit for tat stance. The text also includes patriotic verse from the Atlanta Constitution.

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Haunted Whitaker Home And Ghost Tale From Mount Pulaski

In Mount Pulaski, Logan County, a haunted old house linked to Col. Nathaniel M. Whitaker, murdered in 1865 for money, draws locals amid ghost stories. A recent prank had a staged haunting with lights, canvas skeletons, and onlookers fleeing as a bluish glow and eerie sounds erupted from the dwelling.

Mount Pulaski Logan County Nathaniel M. Whitaker America Is Howe Colonel Whitaker Tilitole Otto Christmann Virginia Mount Pulask H. F. Lushbaugh Pelied Whitaker Abraham Lincoln Stephan A. Douglas David Davis Otters Lagan County Mount Pulanki House Col. Whitaker Ur Lees Schweigekhardt Dlecirliight Arronta Whitaker House Mr. Lushbaugh Murray Lushbaugh Ge Pius Christmann

A Nalueless Truck Sparks Curious Stroller Talk

A stroller remarks on a rubber-tired truck at Solseless Track calling it new and unusual. The signboard on the side hints at a rubber tire maker or dealer. The observer notes the tires look odd yet questions if all trucks would use rubber tires.

Peace with Security in Venezuela Boundary Dispute

The disturbance over the Venezuelan boundary dispute yields a useful result by urging Congress to provide for the prompt completion of an adequate coastal defense system, highlighting the need for a stronger national security framework.

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