Calamity howlers and People's party appeal in Kansas debate
The piece defends the People’s party against critics, arguing opponents merely howl while asserting the party’s claims and principles deserve full investigation. It highlights a rising national labor movement and notes the first issue of the United States Investor, citing mortgage foreclosures in Kansas amid denials of such cases.
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People's Party
People’s Party
Mr. Simpson
Senator Peffer
Kansas
Republican Party
America
United States Investor
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Kanena
An Open Letter on Irish Voting Tactics and Prohibition
A satirical mock open letter from Misther Prsident voices concern over the Democratic Party and alleged election manipulation in New York. It mocks drinkers, whiskey, and corrupt schemes, naming Patrick OToole and Bill Twade, and condemns the political ploy while urging vigilance against alleged tampering. It also includes a transition to a coal advertisement praising James Bell and coal quality.
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Misther
Noshnil Dimmicrathik Parthy
Dimmicrathik Parthy
Manzia
Fondant
Mickey Muldoon
Patrick O'Toole
Fragmented Notices From Kas and Conoxy in 81 and 91
A jumble of dated letters reports a divorce declaration in Kansas and a Democratic mass meeting planned for September 17 in Anderson county Colony. The missives mix personal pleas about marriage, betrayal, and clandestine intentions with references to parties and local names.
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Kas
Morton Puatsovatan
Colony
Anderson County
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