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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1903
Page
4
Ex senator Harris of Kansas signals openness to backing Gorman if nominated by the Democrats. He says Gorman would strengthen the party, especially in the East where electoral votes lie, and could restore the party to fighting trim. The piece notes Harris’s past shift from Populist to Democrat and questions loyalty.
The Denver addressed resolution committee reports a call for united People’s party action at the ballot box. It reaffirms Omaha 1898 platform and demands public ownership of money, transportation, and land, no land alienation, American ships, anti subsidies, and the recall of officials.
Cardinal Sarto Patriarch of Venice is elected Pope to succeed Leo XIII on the 4th. He takes the name Pius X, is Italian, and 68 years old.
Tax panic grips Wall Street as stock markets remain volatile and firms reliant on speculation face mounting losses. Investors watch for policy signals while brokers report tightening liquidity and fears of further declines.
A religious treatise outlining the seventy weeks prophecy from Daniel 9 14 through Daniel 9 27. It traces starts at Cyrus decree in 536 BCE through Ezra Nehemiah reforms to Artaxerxes 453 BCE and to Christ's crucifixion in AD 33 37 with Gentile opening in AD 37.
The article notes that the seventy prophetic weeks of Daniel are acknowledged by learned Christians and that this supports the year day rule of prophetic periods. It also reports recent rains in Kansas causing floods in Topeka and other towns, with residents displaced before waters receded and damage limited.
An effort will be made to induce Governor Bailey to grant a pardon for Jessie Morrison. The plan involves approaching the governor with clemency arguments and supporting documentation as part of a formal petition.
Mrs Josie Jackson McMurray born Kent Indiana April 30 1856 married William J McMurray March 1877 and moved to Kansas. She joined the Methodist church at eleven and lived a godly life. Funeral from the family home Tuesday afternoon Rev Mabon officiating with burial in the Silent City. She leaves a husband and children and was widely loved. The community mourns a devoted wife mother and neighbor. The Aetravor extends sympathy.
Norma Brown writes from San Francisco to Mr. and Mrs. Schoonover about arriving Tuesday night, staying at Winchester hotel, exploring the city, and enjoying parks, flowers, and the ocean. She mentions cheap fruit, shopping, travel papers, and plans to sail to Manila aboard the Sheridan, with letters to Honololu on the way.
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