08 Sep 1892
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1892
Page
1
A long critique argues strikes fail to protect workers and that law must change to redress labor conditions. It urges voting backers like D O Manxtey and Markley, praising education and agriculture, and promoting ballot action over street violence. The piece cites regional papers and questions political alignments.
Arkansas moved Democratic with help from the Negro vote, while white districts opposed the party. The region shows sectional voting patterns with racial lines influencing results.
Elk Garden Pioneer reports on the free miners of Tennessee debating whether to continue voting on old tickets and pondering how much more lead antidote they require to settle the issue.
A Fransiax county man recently back from Colorado reports that during his travels he encountered only two Republicans. He cites Weaver and Field and silver as the rent or notable mentions observed in the state.
A letter from Pio nent of Elk Garden West Virginia praises the People’s movement as rooted in family circles while criticizing old party strength as a moral crowd in urban slums, highlighting social divides and political philosophy.
The Elk Garden Pioneer notes it is a West Virginia paper declaring support for the People's cause. It suggests the first issue may index future numbers and implies the paper is set to succeed.
The Agr York editor rejects candidacy claims and office purchases, denying links to "har's" or boodle. He promises to judge the Eagle writer by honesty and integrity, and states no intention to respond to personal attacks going forward.
The People's party members vote on lowering the age of consent while the Republican Senate passed the bill. Gov. Humphrey recommends its passage in the annual message, and the house Algo mothered the measure. The piece urges naming the responsible party.
The Aus tralian example shows eight hour day and state railroad ownership. Victorian ministers plan conciliation boards to curb lockouts and strikes and a three percent loan to farmers for land and homes. The radical loan targets the poor for home use, not rich abroad, a point raised in New Forum.
Pleasant spots from plains to Pike's Peak slopes invite cool summer visits. Hotels cottages and tent rooms abound with top access by foot horseback carriage or cog railway. Santa Fe Route offers Pullman sleepers to Manitou without change and sale fares to major resorts including Las Vegas and Hot Springs New Mexico Montezuma Hotel.
A brief offer invites readers to join a club by paying for membership or contributing write ups to obtain campaign rates. The notice stresses action by contacting organizers to participate.
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