Talking Through His Hat in Garnett March Editorial
The Garnett Eagle criticizes the late Kansas legislature for a do nothing record while praising the senate for attempting to pass laws benefiting the people. It accuses the Redeemers of wasting public funds on nonperforming clerks and calls for publishing excerpts from reliable Republican papers. The piece scolds Trigg for ignorance and urges diligent fact checking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Trigg
House of the
Topeka
Republica
Bro. Trigg
Sober spat over g p money and church critique
Cy Leland charges Senator Rogers with drunkenness while noting widespread alcohol in cities. The piece quotes Rev Passmore condemning church wealth and calls out Denver figures and Protestant leaders. It also includes Gen. J. G. Field on free silver, Morrill governance, and warnings about saloon influence and political corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Leland
Roger
State University
Rogers
Bill Higgins
Lyman U
Humphrey
Merrill
Unparalleled Offer for Aetraton and Coming Nation Subscriptions
Readers are urged to act quickly to receive one year of both Aetraton and The Coming Nation from J A Wayland. The Coming Nation is described as a leading Populist paper with strong circulation and ties to the local old guard. The advertisement emphasizes urgency and a limited time offer to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aetraton
J. A. Wayland
Old Guard
KGE
Unclear historic debt plan sparks public concern
A fragmented passage critiques a proposed $1,000 band offering at 315 percent with 30 years of semi annual interest in advance and gold purchases to 400, claiming the grand round up will cost the people a best 3,000. The text warns the fans are not the people and urges action against beggars who must be paid at the sweat and blood of the public.
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Denver
Colorado
Passmore
Warren
Jesus
McIntyre
Trinity
McDowell
John Evans
Borrill
Morrill
Lewelling
Mus
Lacan
Wichita
Christ
Lease
Wichith
Nathan
David
Kansas City
Ministers and Politics Clash Over Conscience and Law
Bishop Andrews urges clergy to address the duties of citizenship and the rights of capital and labor. He argues ministers must discuss how election laws, temperance, and social abuses relate to gospel teaching, warning against leaving governance to businessmen alone and calling for active moral guidance.
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Andrews
New York
Taye
Chirlet
Hnarta
Ier
Christ
Sis
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Silver
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Caesar
Baka
Mtoney
Jess
Shylock
Chicago
Arn
Cleveland
Haw
Indy
Abo
Pettle Conte
Tim
Curterpoudout
Anke & Chicago Gold Organ
Inet
Nnle
Moat of Hwan
Big Lo
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George Washington
Wallingeton
Missouri
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