17 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1892
Page
1
James G. Clark warns that moral contagion and unsparing economic policy threaten society. He argues laissez faire has tipped the balance, producing hard hearts and top heavy business culture. Without gradual reform, labor and capital clash may erupt, with protests crushed and public disarray.
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Weaver tells the Populists to get in the middle of the road and stay there saying the General is eminently correct.
An odd ad style prompt hints at promises of earnings in winter, mentioning a colonel and Cousin George and a cheering smile. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks coherent events, names, or locations to establish a concrete news item.
An 1893 political note urges readers to work for Christmas presents, with Topeka Advocate praising the standing crowd and occupied seats. A local figure, Mns Lease, is described as capable of defending herself against party rivals.
The Topeka Populist argues a single governor is sufficient for Kansas and warns that those seeking to overturn the election results are treading dangerous ground.
The Topeka Populist notes Republicans at the moment claim Smith is counted as governor while boasting that the People’s party will not gain offices even if they secure votes.
In the Sec ond congressional district of Kansas The Advocate notes Noaan never failed in a better fight than Fred J Close. The piece contrasts Close with Foghorn Funston and observes Funston’s supporters try to credit him, while noting Close resides in the First district.
Joux J. Ixcanus defends the landslide and asserts John J predicted it, blaming spells of sickness. The speaker urges continued education so voters think for themselves and act in their own interest.
The Advocate notes Republicans voiced strong opposition to free coinage of silver and anticipates delays in four years. It also observes Kansas voters made a misstep by neglecting legislative ticket protection, leaving the lower house contest razor thin with a fragile joint-ballot majority.
A short note asks whether you will form a club. It outlines interest in organizing a group and invites someone to take the lead, detailing a plan to meet and decide on aims. The tone is informal and suggests enthusiasm for collective activity.
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