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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1891
Page
4
Kansas observers note a new order by young Republicans as the Kansas City Star quotes a veteran being displaced by the emerging youthful group. The text references a strike in France and deadly violence against civilians, with critiques of plutocracy and a standing army.
A fragment from a political pamphlet-style voice argues farmers rally to the Alliance, denounces old Jeffersonianism, and claims sub treasury brings liberty. It questions pension distribution, noting 127,000 old soldiers on rolls drawing 614 cents daily and asks who gets large pensions and how funds are spent.
The Beacon argues against importing 7000 workers, mostly Black and Italian, to replace strikers in Pennsylvania coke regions. It condemns protectionist rhetoric that profits from cheap labor, urging strict limits on such imports to favor home labor and push for an amicable settlement.
A call to decent God fearing citizens to stop petitioning old party legislatures and instead organize and support a new political party pledged to serve all people. The message urges action against monopoly, rings, and boodle by joining a band wagon of liberty and human rights.
The piece portrays Alliance men as fighters who cannot be captured or bought. It argues Republicans aim to recruit them in the North and Democrats in the South and urges voters to resist insinuations at the polls.
A terse political note describes Boris as likely to gain control after a factional struggle within the party. It accuses him of aligning with judges and using favorable provisions to secure influence, portraying the alliance as a dangerous triumph that could shock readers in Oswego.
Mr J J Titanes of Red Oak Georgia provides a weekly list of sempa. The item highlights a local resident sharing a curated collection with readers.
An Indiana editor offers a ready made blank letter for newspaper use to inflame readers about the Civil War. The template allows a bloody shirt argument from either side, urging readers to attack Republicans or Democrats based on wartime blame. The Town Tribune notes the piece fills a campaign need and suggests Kansas GOP editors supply similar material for the 1902 effort.
A Kansas discussion defending the People's party's stance toward state institutions, attacking claims of hostility to education, prisons, and welfare. It cites figures like Fletcher Meridth, critiques the Eagle newspaper, notes issues with affidavits, and contrasts Republican praise with alleged misdeeds, ending with a local party label.
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