The Alliance Leaders Speak on Kansas Reform
A Kansas alliance cohort led by Senator Peffer and Rep. Simpson outlines reform aims in finance transport land and labor. They advocate direct government money, rail nationalization, irrigation land rights for smallholders, and a tariff shift with greenbacks as needed. Davis sketches debt relief schemes while Simpson battles for farmer prosperity against bankers. The piece profiles Peffer and Davis, notes their backgrounds, and records cross-appeal among alliance figures and editors.
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Kansas
Douglas
Lineal
John Brown
Ingalls
Peffer
John Davis
Jerry Simpson
Kausis
Judge Poffer
Petfor
Senator Peffer
Dann Guing
Faa
Tahal
Washington
Benster Peter
Cincinnati
Knights of Labor
Kats
Hepblicans
Te Demoetitle
Tinign Ibor
Thong
Sre
Noc
People's Party
Sha
Pefrence
Kenmore
Furmer
Congressional China Shop
Simpson
Ani
Pecs
Davis
Divie
Junction City Tribune
Tasl
Kangas
United States
Treasuer
United States Treasures
Ee Dept
Davin
Messis
Baker
Otis
Kansas Farmers’ Alliance
Baved Orouth
Michigan Monster Court Scene Ends With Guilty Verdict
In Detroit on March 4 Dennis Hubbard faced felonious assault charges in a sensational session before Judge Jennison. A violent crowd cursed the prisoner as details emerged, then Judge Chambers urged a fair trial. The jury found Hubbard guilty in two minutes, and he was sentenced to life imprisonment amid furious crowd reactions.
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Detroit
Sid
Jy Lynch
Recorders Court
Dennis Hubbard
Bar of Justice
Dora Kingston
Jennison
Han
German Syrup Credited For Cough Relief By Druggist
A Watertown Wisconsin druggist G Gloger testifies German Syrup Boschee’s German Syrup delivered clear relief for a severe cold causing hoarseness. He recalls aiding a lady with no faith in patent medicines who paid after a few doses and vowed to keep the remedy.
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G. Gloger
Watertown
Wis
Boschee
Pork Packing Statistics From Cincinnati Price Current
Cincinnati March 2 1891 report for tomorrow morning's Price Current outlines its annual pork packing exhibit for the year ending March 1891. It notes a winter packing increase of 1,500,000 hogs to 173,000 head, a drop in average weight to eleven pounds, and a lard loss of nearly three pounds per hog. Total hogs slaughtered in summer and winter reach 17 715 000, compared with 1 085 000 the prior year.
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Cincinnati
West
Kincaid Taulbee Murder Case Opens Testimony
Washington March 25 The taking of testimony in the case against Kincaid the newspaper man for the murder of ex Congressmen Taulbee began in the criminal court today.
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Kincaid-Taulbee
Washington
Kincaid
Taulbee
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