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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1891
Page
1
The piece analyzes election results across states and counties, noting demonstrations of a rising straight People’s party vote and dwindling Republican gains. It argues three-way races will intensify next year and criticizes the old parties for self-serving tactics.
Ilwrgrave 152, Farris 2, Studebaker 203, McEwen 202, Gailey 166, Van Stavern 205, McCague 112. Also a critique of Alec Johnson's mock revival exhortation prompting mourners to come forward, described as desecrating what is dear to Methodists.
The note praises Garnett on election day and contrasts with country districts which, if they had performed similarly, would have yielded a sweeping majority for the People's ticket.
The Populist or People’s Party handbook published by the Vin venta is ready for delivery. Call at this office or send for one. Price fifty cents.
A New York Recorder notes vast starvation in Russia with women selling hair to buy food and famine stricken villages, while in New York City 160,000 go to bed reliant on charity and facing uncertain mornings with no work or hope.
A forthcoming pamphlet titled The Coming Climax by Lester C. Hubbard, editor of the Farmers' Voice, is readied by Charles H. Kerr & Co. It promises a stark analysis of the civil conflict between Democrats and workers and signals the People’s party’s city organization efforts in Chicago and other cities. Kansas Narrator, Garnett, Kansas, lists the pamphlet at fifty cents paper and one dollar cloth as Unity Library number seven.
A promotional note for the Montezuma Record describes a reform paper from Dixie, touting an eight page six column format priced at 1 year for a dollar and six months for 50 cents, urging readers to join the battle for reform and good government led by the people not politicians.
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