Usurped Power Threatens Liberty in America
A speaker decries concentrated wealth as an undelegated power that could halt trade and cause a currency panic within 24 hours. He accuses media and political platforms of bowing to financiers, warns of lost liberty, and calls free men to unite in a people’s party to resist.
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United States
Channey M. Depew
New York Central Railroad System
Associated Press
Ihs
Hen Wjarrison
Jin Blaine
Grover Cleveland
Bill McKinley
America
Political realignments threaten parties in 1892 Georgia
The Philadelphia Press notes a shift as Gen Weaver and Jerry Simpson push free coinage and the sub treasury through Georgia. Democrats and Republicans consider uniting to defeat the People’s party while bankers fear financial ruin and swing toward alliance with the other side. Ingalls and Carlisle cite cross party voting in 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
Weaver
Jerry Simpson
Georgia
Simpson
Georgia Democracy
Alliance
Atlanta
Augusta
Macon
Fishback
Berry
United Wall
South
Lme
People’s Party
Ocwla
John J. Ingalls
UE 1
Carlisle
Kentucky
Wall Street
Gold's Work in Germany and the Gold Standard Argument
The piece argues that Germany's gold standard shows its economic effects as Berlin grows by about 50,000 in a year while meat consumption falls sharply. It cites declines of 29,625 cattle 874 calves 68,319 sheep and 30,744 swine to illustrate mass poverty and reduced purchasing power, warning against following Germany's path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
Mt. Vernon, Ill
World Herald urged caution and praised Blaine’s diplomacy
The World-Herald criticizes quick judging and calls for patience, lauding James G. Blaine's slow but steady diplomacy. It recalls Louis Napoleon and warns against hasty conclusions while noting British labor unions proposing a federation of skilled workers with 11,000 adherents and 50,000 represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World-World
Patrick Egan
James G. Blaine
World-Herald
Louis Napoleon
House of Lords
Leeds
England
Uiens
United Labor
Logax Attacks Republicans in Joliot Remarks
Mas Jos A Logax charged in Joliot Oklahoma on a Saturday that the Republican party has shifted to moderates with questionable honesty who overstep public patriotism for self-serving schemes. He argued such figures are eroding the party. Costa promotes Reform papers for distribution to supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas
Jos A. Logax
Joliot, OK
Republican Party
Hand Book of Politics for Kansas Nears Delivery
The long promised Hand Book of Politics for Kansas by the Vincent Bros. of Winfield nears completion. It includes detailed county railroad rate tables showing savings under last winter's railroad bill and a history of house bills aligned with the People's platform. It features mortgage statistics from seven counties, state printing efforts, and an invitation to order copies by sending 40 cents to C. Vincent at Topeka, Kansas, care of B.A. Sunn.
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Kansas
Vincent Bros
Winfield
Alliance
House
C. Vincent Taepoka
B.A. Sunn
Scott’s Sub-Treasury book praised as standard work
A promotional notice extols Scott on the Sub-treasury phasy endorsed by the People’s party in Cincinnati. It lauds Sprott as best qualified to discuss the topic, calls the book comprehensive and reliable, and urges readers to purchase for 25 cents from Kuryeas Acrrarate Garnett, Kas.
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Scott
People’s Party
Cincinnati
Sprott
Ian
Yeung
F.C. Habband
Woll
Ingrams
Kas
Club Build Initiative Expands Community Volunteers
Local group launches effort to organize residents for volunteering and community improvement. The plan encourages members to assist with neighborhood projects, mentoring programs, and civic events to strengthen ties and support local services.
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Asleve
Vordal
Arte Fe Nateln
Kenakea Earths
Eter
BOC Agel" Samily
Ae Dyatron
Dourhuns Rubble Co
Tekont
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