Populist Meeting Endorses Union Plan in Anderson County
A lively Populist gathering in Anderson County on May 25 elected J N Green secretary and W J Brinckley among speakers. Resolutions called for defeating a Republican law limiting citizen rights, urged union with Democrats for a 1902 campaign, and endorsed state and county party presses The Topeka Advocate and Kansas Auditor were urged for circulation.
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People's Party
Republican Party
Anderson County
Walradh
J. N. Green
Curran
Dr. Craig
W. W. Webber
Harry Bolson
E. Hampshire
C. Wood
Caldwell
W. J. Brinckley
Kansas
People
Democratic Committee
Tgo2
People’s Party Committee
Smarty
Topeka Advocate
Kansas Acrratror
Sleep Soldier Sleep Memorial Day Ode From Omaha World Herald
Poetic tribute honors Union and Confederate dead with lines about sleep over graves. Soldiers of the North and South are remembered as garlands of laurel and willow mark their beds. The piece notes national reverence, prayers, and a beacon flag over the land.
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Southland
Union
Will
M. Mavratn
Omaha World-Herald
The London Speaker and Marcus Hanna Clash In Opinion
Bryan's Common quotes The London Speaker disparaging Marcus Hanna calling him uncultivated and vulgar while praising his energy. The Speaker questions Hanna's view of government and notes Hanna's focus on business over national tradition and idealism.
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Bryan
London
Marcus A. Hanna
Hanna
Europe
Senator Hanna
Ilf
Imen
Tar steel trust dismantling small plants nationwide
Appeal to Reason laments the Tar steel trust shutting many small manufacturing plants to concentrate work in a few locations. It argues hundreds of towns will suffer, claiming the people in small towns are unfit to survive under the system.
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Tar Steel Trust
Abolition of Competition Favored by Kansas Populist
A Kansas Populist argues that ending competition benefits railroad stockholders and questions why such a move wouldn’t aid the broader public, reflecting populist economic tensions and corporate power concerns. The remark frames a debate over regulation and public welfare.
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Kansas
Constitution cup defends against Lipton and market woes
A critique of financial speculation and protectionist policy, noting the new cup defender Constitution and Lipton,讲. condemning trusts and Wall Street fervor, and contrasting American labor unrest with New Zealand’s peaceful union government. It cites J Pierpont Morgan, Han nah subsidy, and Doster on Philippine trade costs while urging labor to unite with socialist solutions.
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Hope
Sir Thomas Lipton
Wall Street
Gage
Doster
Tax fires in Jacksonville and Detroit spark work and pay
A reprint from Appeal to Reason argues that fires in Jacksonville Florida and Detroit Michigan boost labor by creating more jobs and higher wages while criticizing socialism. It claims under socialism all would lose with no one benefiting and foresees lighter losses with no lives wrecked.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Detroit
Mich
Co operative Glass Makers Collapse Amid Trust Control
A historical note explains co operative glass factories collapsed as the glass trust dominates raw materials. The piece argues that true co operation and socialism would curb this freeze out and restore fair competition.
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Co-Operative
Glass Trust
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