Bryan editorial on McKinley death and anti anarchist stance
Republished editorial from The Commoner expresses steadfast condemnation of assassination and anarchist violence after President McKinley’s death. It asserts national unity beyond party lines, defends free speech, urges legal remedies over bloodshed, and warns that anarchy has no place in the United States.
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Yellow Republican
Bryan
McKinley
Intendo
Our
Republic
The Kingliest Kings
Poem by Gerald Massey celebrates steadfast martyrs who endure scorn and torture, bearing thornlike crowns as trials forge glory. It links pain with spiritual ascent, noting martyrs’ tears transforming into pearls of spirit and hope born from love and suffering.
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Pain
Schwab Home Purchase Highlights Labor Strife Talk
The voyage of laborers for United States Steel is tied to the trust’s wealth. It is claimed that the president, earning about 1 million annually, bought a ground for his residence for 860000 and will spend around 2000000 on the Schwab mansion. The piece argues trust prosperity should support workers’ right to organize.
Populists Address Governance Vision in Kansas City Journal
The Kansas City Journal asks why we war on a serpent within and drive out anarchists before they kill presidents. The Pleasanton Herald notes the People's party aims to take government by the people to its fullest, opposing any form ofarchy and endorsing broad participation.
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Kansas City Journal
People's Party
Pleasanton Herald
Kansas Milling Industry Investment and Output Figures
W L A Jahmson, state labor commissioner, reports over 4 million dollars invested in Kansas milling. He estimates annual purchases at 20 million dollars and yearly output around eight million barrels. Pleasanton Herald notes these figures for the industry.
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W. L. A. Jahmson
Kansas
Pleasanton Herald
What to Do About Anarchy in the Press and Politics
Annie J. Diggs argues against demonizing anarchists and calls on editors and politicians to curb inflammatory rhetoric. She urges fair treatment, civil discussion, and policies addressing poverty and labor to stamp out violence and unrest.
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Annie J. Diggs
Farmers' Advocate
Topeka
Kansas City Journal
Mr. Bryan
Texas
Republic
America
Jst
McKinley
Kay Miles
Rev
No difference between anarchy and Socialism claims dispute
The Kansas City Star editorial argues socialism in the United States has not proved a success but notes no public peace disruption from socialist communities that share goods. It draws a clear distinction from anarchism, urging readers to recognize the difference.
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United States
Kansas City Star
the Star
No room for anarchy and its system, Dawn editorial
The Dawn in Ellensburg Washington declares there is no room for anarchy and that the system producing it should be eradicated, urging a swift stamp out of both elements.
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Ellensburg
Wash
Clip The Utterances Of Newspapers In History
A Topeka Advocate remark urges clipping and preserving newspapers during this pivotal historical moment for future students of political thought. The quote highlights the value of contemporary editorial voices for scholarship and civic memory.
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Topeka Advocate
Big Dinner for 20 Cents at the Red Light
A historic dining offer promises a large dinner for twenty cents at the Red Light, advertised as all first class. The wording highlights generous portions and quality service, aiming to attract budget conscious patrons.
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