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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1892
Page
7
A San Francisco Chronicle item describes a cattle funeral, a routine where a herd gathers after a slaughter to mourn. The leader sniffs wind, screeches, and triggers a fanfare that draws hundreds of cattle in from miles around, forming a throng around the slain mate. The scene is loud, dust filled, and considered both odd and fascinating by observers.
Senator Kyle of South Dakota, one of the newest figures in the U S Senate, is highlighted for his diverse background from Ohio birth to Utah church service and Yankton College secretarial work. The piece notes his height, build, blue eyes, and radio of influence, plus his journey from Republican roots to Democratic stance and his famous self description as an Indecrat.
The Polk County Georgia Farmers Alliance convened to renew allegiance to the Ocala platform, urge Congress to enact its demands, support officers, endorse Georgia Alliance members in the recent speakership contest, and back full cooperation from the Speaker to advance alliance goals.
The Topeka Advocate, backing the Kansas Farmers' Alliance, charges the National Union company of New York with a $20,000,000 capital as a bid to seize Alliance stores and reduce farmers’ costs. It calls the venture a branch of the Jute Bagging trust formed to gain control.
A. T. Ancren M D maintains office at 1180 Oxford Street Brooklyn New York offering medical consultation and routine care. The listing notes address and professional credentials but no appointment details are provided.
Anderson dispatch reports Dr. H. M. Taylor a Farmers' Alliance member drafted a bill for a $150,000,000 U S government loan to Indiana farmers secured by mortgages. The twenty year loan would bear 5 percent interest and the measure was sent to Senator Peffer for introduction in Congress.
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