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Newspaper

Townsend Messenger

Location

Townsend, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1895

Page

4

The Friendly Visitor and Local News Highlights

A wall of brief items covers advertising rates in Townsend and notes on mail, post, and local editors J R Stout and G G Watt. It also reviews the Friendly Visitor Helena edition, political matters in Texas and Montana, a judge’s stance on N P receivers, a prize fighting bill, and the Homestake mining suit in Deadwood.

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American independence versus finance in the labor fight

A fervent editorial argues that workers must organize to resist bankers and speculators who dominate political power. It cites Gorman and Brice over the sugar trust, condemns the Wilson bill, and pleads for self rule in economic policy with calls for reform and unity among Democrats.

Gorman Brice Sugar Trust Ohio Cleveland

The Debs Plea From Woodstock Prison

A historic appeal by Eugene V. Debs echoes through prison walls at Woodstock, not for personal hardship but as a symbol of organized labor resisting suppression. The piece frames Debs as a representative figure whose incarceration highlights labor struggles beyond individual punishment.

Eugene V. Debs Woodstock Debs

Debs Speech Links Labor Struggle to Freedom and Government

A denunciation accusing the corporation and government of oppressing labor and imprisoning Debs. The piece argues that labor created civilization and wealth, condemns the president, Jenkins, and the Supreme Court, and calls for union unity against perceived political oppression aimed at workers and Debs.

Debs Jenkins Supreme Court Manager P Protective Association

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