Populist factionalism and silver fusion debate in Indiana
The dispatch details Populists across the United States agreeing to back the Democratic ticket if free silver is adopted. Indiana leaders push a fusion with the Democratic and Silver parties, criticizing Republican deceit and signaling internal splits. The piece also voices anti clerical and anti establishment sentiment, praising independence and Populist alignment with reform.
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Associated Press
Cutcaco
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Chicago
National Silver Party
Democratic Party
Shandlin
Shievely
Matthews
Republican Party
H. E. Taubeneck
Weaver
Turner
People’s Party
Democrats
Vanheneck
Judas
Christ
Primaries in Anderson County Kansas Set for June 6 1896
People's party schedules primaries in each election precinct at 2 p m on Saturday June 6 1896 to elect delegates for a Garnett court house convention June 13 and to select delegates for a congressional nominating session in Ottawa June 16 1896 for the Second district. Township representation lists include Reeder 5 Jackson 4 Putnam 3 Walker 5 Monroe 3 Union 3 Washington 2 Garnett 4 Lincoln 4 Rich 4 Lone Elm 5 Ozark 2 Indian Creek 1 Welda 2 Westphalia 4 W H Mittien and W J Brincriy secretary
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People's Party
Anderson Countty
Kas
Court House
Garnett
Ottawa
Kansas
Reeder
Jackson
Putnam
Walker
Monroe
Union
Washington
Lincoln
Rich
Lone Elm
Ozark
Indian Creek
Welda
Westphalia
W. HH. Mittien
W. J
Pops Will Sweep State in November Victory Motto
O K Turon of Pack Saddle Texas writes that the Pops will sweep the state in November and urges continuing support and momentum for victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K. Turon
Pack Saddle
Texas
Deadly cyclone devastates Brown and Nemaha counties
A multi county cyclone story details destruction and loss across Brown and Nemaha, with towns wiped out, farms ruined, and many lives lost or injured. The piece also includes letters endorsing Manford Schoonover for appellate judge from Garnett and Anderson county Populists, noting strong support and qualification. Additional notes mention McKinley and the A P A, Kansas City officials, and a reversal on Justice Martin's mortgage redemption by the U S Supreme Court.
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Brown
Marshall
Nemaha
Manford Schoonover
Garnett
Anderson County
Schoonover
Torely
Schoonaver
Amin
Mound City
Torch of Liberty
Man or Dollar Which 2 A Radical Social Prophecy
A newspaper notice promotes the novel Man or Dollar Which which envisions a future where cooperation replaces competition after universal strike actions. It argues the book advances the Golden Rule, foresees farmers and laborers uniting, and urges readers of the American Railway Union to obtain the 199 page work, priced postpaid at 25 cents or six for a dollar.
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Main
American Railway Union
Charles Ti, Kerr & Company of
Chicago
The Soul of a Harried Homemaker in Verse
A poem laments the burden on a weary wife and mother who juggles chores from washing to cooking. She recalls happier days, fears a loud rebuke from her husband, and notes how a wife doubles as nurse and provider. The piece ends with a woman’s claim of doing the work of six for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Gace
Lucifer
Mrs Pauline Given Swarm of the Oskaloosa Herald
Mrs Pauline Given, a joint editor and manager of the Oskaloosa Herald, is praised as a hardworking journalist whose husband supports her share of the work. The piece extols her abilities in business, editorial duties, and composing room, noting her college education and dignified appearance.
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Pauline Given
Oskaloosa
Swalm
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Freddy
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