We Want No Kings We Want Freedom For All
A fragmentary poem and civic protest speaks against monarchs and monopolies. It champions common rights, labor dignity, and a revolt of the oppressed, urging freedom from royal rule and unjust power structures. Included are snippets about Tobacco and Cholera attributed to medical figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Biz
Willard Parker, Jong
le Medical Profession
New York City
C. M. Stone
Boston
Smoker cures and counterfeit coins plague a tale of debts
A questionable London Lancet remark about a smoker and opium laden babies is followed by a story of a laborer who finds a silver dollar in a well. The coin cycles through neighbors as debts are paid or not, then is revealed counterfeit yet silver full weight. The piece poses a problem about fiat money and wealth creation, ending with assorted patent medicines and shipping notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiat
Nevada
America
Taters Mountain
Lincoln
Olurches
Line Reali
Christ
Lincoln’s Emancipation Message Moves Christian Voters
A controversial exchange condemns slavery and urges liberty as taught by Christ. Lincoln appeals to Christian voters to oppose slavery, claiming moral duty and divine guidance. The article also promotes the Kansas City to Gulf railroad route opening Polk County Arkansas for settlement with special rail fares to Mena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Pittahore
Mesa
Arkansas
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Railroad
Mena
Missouri
Ozark Apple Country
FBA
Sternbeck
Tih
Wyandotte Streets
Rail connections and through trains on the western main line
The timetable lists No. 202 and 204 linking Ottawa and California broad westward, with connections at Kansas City for Chicago and east. Nos. 201 and 203 through Wellington and Winfield connect Oklahoma and Texas. No. 201 and 203 include Pullman cars and free chair care, with through service to St. Louis and Vincennes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leoal South
Ottawa
California
Kansas City
Chicago
Wellington
Winfield
Oklaoma
Texas
Cherryvale
St. Iialy
Vinsen
Paper praised as near journalistic ideal in Chicago Record
In New York Newspaperman notes a U S paper published in America approaches the true journal istic ideal as The Chicago Record. The piece urges newsdealers and readers to subscribe through postmasters and addresses Chicago Record, 181 Madison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chicago Record
New York
Prof
J. T. Hatfield
Evanston (Ill
Madison St
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Virange
Aglad
Etta Warrior Wincox
Kansas
Bone
London Lancet
Mather
Hilla Catarels
J. Ouewey & Co
Tolelo
Wear & Trosx
Tuledo
Obie
Wanna
Kissax & Manvis
Denggiste
Toledo
Mall
Deagipinta Teatimoniula Fren
Hall
Pettingill
Teleegicas Emepery
Mexico
South America
Udu
Brown
Anderson County
Scruggs & Hopkins
God
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Golf
Fort Arthur
Polk County
Alpans
Jon Wedde
Alan Prias
Harrisburg
Elome
Saiate AL Walicki
al Town
Leta
D.w.odell
M.D
Conver Wagan
Coxey's
Washington
Senator Butler
Coxey's Sound
Massillon
Ohio
Ngsenesen
Archie C. Fisk
Congress
Republic
Statesman Publishing Company
Fifth Avenue
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