Resist the Powers that Be in Legacy of Freedom and Reform
The speaker argues scripture misused to defend bad causes while asserting resistance to unjust authority. He cites the revolutionary spirit of 1776 and anti-slavery mobilization, then compares Kansas House and Senate performance, praising the People’s Party House for broader legislative output and voter-supported bills.
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Satan
Jesus
Paul
Timothy
Mount Sinai
Great Britain
America
Correction Demands Over Coldwater Advocate Ownership
A reader laments prior reports declaring the Coldwater Advocate Republican and destroyed by Alliance men, noting new evidence that the Advocate was a People's paper and the attackers Republicans. The Capital refuses to correct, and smaller papers copy the lie, part of a broader Republican effort to undermine the People's party.
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Coldwater Advocate
Alliance
Advocate
Topeka
People's Party
Vinita monthly paper warns of thieves ring in territory
The reader is told about a small Vinita monthly named John Three-Sixteen claiming the people of the territory suffer under a base ring of thieves rivaling New York's Tweed era. The piece labels itself as the People's paper of the state.
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Vinita
Indian Territory
John
Territory
New York
Alliance Legislature Divided Over World’s Fair Bill
The Plain Dealer notes the Alliance legislature failed to pass the world’s fair appropriation. Both Kansas houses approved funding but clashed on commissioners. The house proposed two People’s party, two Republicans, one Democrat. the senate demanded three Republicans and two People’s men. The writer blames the Republican senate.
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Alliance
Kanang
Brooke
Kansas
House
People’s Party
Senate
Farmers Alliance Vote Key To Presidents Ship
The writer argues no man can be US president without Farmers Alliance support and mocks Cleveland. He says the American farmer recognizes fact over grand schemes and condemns Wall Street hirelings guiding wealth producers to ruin.
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United States
Marrison
Farmers’ Alliance
Grover Cleveland
Richelieu
Parmera’ Alliance
Wall Street
Pomeroy
Plaindealer Bias and Alleged Misrepresentation Exposed
The Plaindealer accuses Republican journals of misrepresenting People's party actions in the legislature. It cites a law affecting county officers, notes two Republican officers exempted, and links the Coldwater Advocate attack to Comanche county officers. Editor Mounts is praised for exposing theft and corruption, demanding correction.
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People’s Party
Alliance
Franklin County
Hig County
Republican Party
People’s Movement
People's Party
Coldwater Advocate
Comanche County
Advocate
Bro. Mounts
Mounts
Plaindealer
Illinois farmers denounce Moore and Cockrell for selling out
Illinois farmers condemn Moore and Cockrell for joining the Palmer outfit. Some papers with Democratic leanings praise the move, while Kansas has similar factions. The People's party and loyal editors condemn the sale to the money power as treachery.
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B.A
Illinois
Moore
Cockrell
Palmer
Kansas
People’s Party
People’s
Newton man named railway commissioner succeeds judge Humphrey
Wa. M. Mrrenent of Newton succeeds Judge Humphrey as railway commissioner. Mitchell, formerly a conductor on the Santa Fe road, is mentioned in the notice.
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Wa. M. Mrrenent
Newton
Humphrey
Mitchell
Meetings of Mutual Protective Association Draw Kansas Reformists
The Mutual Protective Association urges sub alliances to send delegates for every ten members. Meetings begin at 1 pm across multiple Kansas towns from April to May with reform speakers to discuss saving homes from mortgage confiscation. For details contact Fred L. Bailey, Fletcher building, Wichita. J. A. Haman, president.
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Ion
Farmers’ Alliance
Knights of Labor
National Citizens’ Industrial Alliance
Fred L. Bailey
Fletcher Building
Wichita
Kansas
J. A. Haman
Proposed Bellamy Plan Co operative Colony Eyed For Spring
Horcarsaux Kas Matchie John Caplieg of Buffalo traveled through the city on a trip from Beaver City in No Man s Land. He noted plans to form a cooperative colony based on the Bellamy model this spring to plant crops, starting with about 500 people.
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Horcarsaux
Kas
Matchie
John Caplieg
Buffalo
Beaver City
No-Man’s-Land
Bellamy
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