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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1900
Page
4
General Lew Wallace told a friend and the Indianapolis Press that the masses of the Republican party are innocent of imperialism. He warned they will have to answer charges about establishing a colonial policy for future executives.
Wilam Liovp GARRISON, son of a famed abolitionist, spoke at a Henry George club in Providence RI on The Roots of Imperialism. He urged the single tax as a remedy to end privilege and prevent exploitation at home and abroad. The piece notes a Movett related matter and trust law context.
The Topeka Capital cites party lash as effective politics in Congress. It asserts free traders bend to bosses, forcing many Republicans to vote contrary to personal conscience. Some Republicans resist, but a large majority bow to leadership.
The state lists Washingtons Birthday February 22 Memorial Day and Labor Day as legal holidays. It holds that July 4 Thanksgiving Christmas and New Years are not legal holidays, with Labor Day set as the first Monday in September.
National Tube Trust, capitalized at 30 million dollars, sells stagouds in Canada at one third and one half the prices demanded in the United States. The mayor of Santiago has had Cubano Libre editors arrested for attacking the government.
The Chicago Inter Ocean reports a Republican majority in Congress failing to address the Porto Rican issue. It notes dissatisfaction within the party ranks, European observers smiling at the spectacle, and Democrats savoring the moment. The piece urges a quick end to the stalemate.
The remarks critique Governor Stanley and a Globe-Democrat editorial. The piece disputes claims of vast farm wealth, noting skepticism about promised budget cuts and asserting farmers’ fortunes are far smaller than claimed while condemning cheap politics and rich magnates like John D. Rockefeller.
The Topeka Capital urges Kansas corn farmers to bring grain to town next Saturday for shipment to India, arguing the effort would showcase the state in a record pace. Critics dispute shifting aid and question England's role, labeling Queen Victoria and Britain as warlike pirates across recent decades.
The Dairy Age from Nebit, edited by Pa Tt, is a monthly publication praised as an excellent resource for farmers. It costs 50 cents a year and offers dairy cow insights, inviting readers to send for a copy.
Uix Sreaxer Regn was in Washington and spent time with the Ways and Means Committee, chafing his former colleagues about the Republican mobile. He has long opposed expansion and finds humor in the current situation.
Tuk home of Judge A. V. Dennison, our candidate for governor, was badly damaged by fire a few days ago. Williamsburg Republican nominates W. A. Detord, of Ottawa, for congressman from the Second district. Operators on two Southern railroads have struck, and the wires were cut last Saturday.
Local notes recount visits and greetings across farms and towns. Mrs. Gen Patrick attends Bln Mone. Wesly Pos and family visit Bayiy. Miss Hlt Mackey spends weekend in Welda. families travel from Iola to Johnson County. Jock Lamay and wife mark Easter with parents. multiple kinship gatherings reported across Garnett, Mine Mound, Princeton, Osawatenie, Ballard, and Corles counties in a busy week.
An old testimonial ad from Hall's Catarrh Cure claims reliability and financial backing by Wretn & Txeax and Vanpise, Kissa, and Marvix wholesale druggists in Toledo. It promotes internal use and blood mucous surface healing with a stated price per bottle and free testimonials.
Notice filed April 4 1900 seeks vacating and setting apart of public land described by section and township lines. County commissioners appoint Thos D McDigue Benj Bacon and Nick Muat as viewers to meet county surveyor at section 26 to view land and hear objections on the appointed date in Lovenshury 17. City clerk I S Cavyern records April 14 1800.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses skin care items and remedies, naming products and ingredients in a scattered fashion. It mentions Hempanyy Diels mud Scales and various terms that resemble cosmetic or medical notions without coherent context. The readable portions point to skin conditions and treatments but lack clear events or individuals.
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