Political Speakers at Fewple Lecture Bureau Campaign
The Fewple Party lecture bureau lists speakers for vital issues ahead of the election. Names include Senator Peffer in Kansas from Sept 11 to Oct 1 and numerous others across Kansas and nearby states.
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Fewple’s Party
People's Party
Peffer
Kansas
Topeka
J. G. Otis
M. C
Teka
B.J. Dreesen
Jawrenes
J. C. Kline
Minneapoli
Dr. 4
BH. Oyster
Paola
Rev
B. Foster
W. L. Brown
King'ma
Nels Anderson
James de Buchannane
Delphos
Dr, Kinsey
Montmmory
Goodland
Vy. Ti
James Lathrop
L. H. Tibbetts
Courtland
J. J. Arnold
McCune
J. D. Cole
Hutchinson
Greenback
Williams
Concordia
Mire
P. R. Vickery
Emporia
Thomas W. Gilruth
National Citizens’ Industrial Alliance
Kansas City
Stacking Grains: Mr G B Smith’s Expert Hints
Cameron Neb resident Mr G B Smith offers practical guidance on stacking grain. He emphasizes starting with a pole and blocks, building a conical stack with tied exterior courses, and ensuring balance to shed water. Proper technique prevents spoilage and boosts value.
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G. B. Smith
Cameron, Neb
Csaver
Sharp Town Lawyers Exposed Land Patent Scam
Des Moines lawyers uncovered a plot in which about 30,000 locals were offered to obtain land patents for a fee of 810 each. The scam promised patents with little effort, but the general land office detected the scheme and stopped the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ebsence Coer
Thole
Sunday Opening Question Prepares in New York Mall
Coronel Eliot F. Shepard of the New York Mall works with various unions and moral groups to coordinate a new effort by the Chicago Columbian authorities, aiming to open public access and support events tied to the exposition.
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Coronel Eliot F. Shepard
New York
Ious
Chicago
Sub-treasury plan pits public needs against bankers
The piece argues for a government funded sub-treasury system offering 2 percent loans to citizens with bankable security, arguing it would curb usury, boost home building, employment, and reduce government reliance on private banks that charge high rates. It denounces bankers as obstructive villains and mocks those opposing reform.
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People's Party
Shylock
Howl
Era
Hamburg
Anti third party convention plan shocks Texas alliance
The article notes a proposed anti third party convention led by U S Hall to meet in St Louis on September 15 1891. It cites Fort Worth Texas as a trigger and attacks Hall as aligned with the Democratic machine. It questions the impact on the Farmers Alliance and portrays political maneuvering by both old parties. It discusses tenant farmers earnings and wealth production context.
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U. 5 Mall
U. S. Hall
St. Louis
Hall
Fort Worth
Hall Victual
Wall Street
Texas State Alliance
Vial Littl Assembly
J. &. Ball
Ald
Alliance
Ike Me
Advocate
Co operation idea urged by early reformer exchange
A reader argues for genuine cooperation as the path to shared shelter food and clothing. He notes most producers share identical interests and that a small, earnest group can succeed against detractors. Morality and charity underpin successful co operation, he adds, quoting help one another and do unto others.
The Liquor Plank Prompts Party Debate
The Ohio people's party platform calls for abolishing private interest in liquor sales and placing manufacture and sale under government control with salaried agents. Press reaction is mixed with reform papers praising the idea while party regulars show widespread disgust.
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Ohio People's Party
Latform
Ita
Proncaision
Reform
Political parties fault lines past reform era
Fragmented opinion rails at old party press for misleading voters and for partisan bias. The piece critiques Republicans and Democrats for reframing alliances as Democratic or Republican plots while urging readers to rise above partisan framing. It mentions Kansas Republicans and public sentiment without clear details.
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Kansas
Avbenee Senaghen
Republicaniata
Eb ‘9
Kanens Republ
Pala
Arkansas
Searcy
Meonomine
Pistocratic Amsrudy and State Rent Practices
Fragmented OCR article notes Pittsburg era concerns about corporations like the Pullman Palace Car Company pursuing a law to enforce weekly rents on workers. The text contrasts enforcement of laws benefiting the rich versus the poor, with moral reflections and garbled phrases about heaven and a cow.
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Pullman Palace Car Company
Provilis press and farm alliance debated in Kansas
A scrambled clipping surveys farmers alliance influence across states. It cites Alabama Mirror and Kansas City Star forecasts of farm income, notes aging politicians courting alliances, and critiques alliance isolation while praising agrarian reforms like the sub treasury plan to stabilize grain prices and empower producers against speculators.
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Alabama Mirror
Kansas City Star
Kansas
Topeka Tribune
Farmers’ Alliance
Kan
Mills
Roger
Industrial Union
Cresson, Low
People's Party
Bason
Llinois Alliance
Springfield
Tfl
Alliance Bulletin
Harper
Shean
T Minsiasippi
Ube
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