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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1896
Page
4
The debate over Lewelling or Breidenthal for governor sharpens as allies attack opponents and question the people’s choice. Editorials denounce the Mystic Brotherhood ties and critique Lewelling’s record, urging a clean ticket and aggressive campaigning to avoid defensive stances.
A Providence Pointer poem salutes a heroic figure while noting Populists seek a Second district congressional nominee. The verse invokes biblical imagery to urge virtue and leadership, framing the candidate as steadfast in battle against corruption.
The speaker declares neither Lewelling nor Breidenthal should be convention candidates and urges Abilene delegates to reclaim control. He says the people owe nothing to either man and calls for fresh leadership to end factional fighting.
C A Johnson of Johnson Alexander law firm Winfield writes in support of Senator King as governor. He praises King as sound and true to the people, sends a Free Press with a life write up, and hopes to nominate and reform by electing him.
A political editorial warns that fusion with old parties prevents reform, arguing converts cannot be gained while old parties appear corrupt. It cites crimes of 73 and 93, Credit Mobilier scandals, and secret bond deals, suggesting fusion would backfire and force reform to retreat. Local items critique prosperity, debates, and political figures amid a chaotic 19th century landscape.
A People's Party delegate convention for the eastern division of the southern department of the Appellate Court will meet in Chanute Kansas on June 11 1896 at 11 am to nominate a candidate for judge. Representation is based on votes for Lewelling governor in 1894 with counts by county.
The Monthly Sentinel offers 25.00 cash for the best Populist article up to 500 words. Submissions should persuade without prejudice and be plain and attractive. Send by March 25 to THE MONTHLY SENTINEL Joliet Illinois. manuscripts not returned. Copy kept. publication rights reserved.
In Garnett an office over the Bank offers to prepare deeds mortgages and conveyances with acknowledgments for thirty cents per instrument. W. H. M&L Len, Notary Public, cites low farm prices and scarce labor as context for the service.
A garbled Chicago advertisement touts a three month trial at 25 cents with free samples. It directs readers to Noirman Rapaler at W Polk St Chicago for purchase or information.
Promotional stud notice for Prince Jquis a 1891 foal by Peanlieu with lineage to Vaillant Sultan and other thoroughbreds. Claims prize Sweepstakes at Anderson Co fair and notes breeding by Risser Morse Co Onarga IL. Foaled April 1 1891 with large bay frame and living colt, pastured with local mares. Insurance disclaimer absolves liability for accidents.
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