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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1900
Page
4
A Kansas City Jornal scare head asserts Britain closely watches the U S election. It notes Loyalists for McKinley and Bryan supporters opposing war, and quotes Labouchere linking English and American political issues as a shared “England issue” influencing voters.
A House of Commons debate cites Lord Rosebery and Lord Salisbury on Britain's empire and peace, arguing that Britain’s expansion provokes envy and hampers reforms. The piece warns Americans to heed warnings against greed and notes party voting guidance tied to Kansas fusion and ballot laws, urging Populists to unite with Democrats.
The piece notes Populist Dykes blaming Democratic stalemate in Sixth district amid renewed campaign effort. It also reports Towne declining Populist VP nomination, and a New Jersey anarchist group aiming to kill monarchs, with strong critique of New Jersey corruption and rival thieves.
Farmers of Douglas County protest as Bowersock's mill in Lawrence offers the lowest wheat payments in the area. His attempted explanation fails to quell discontent among local growers and merchants who rely on fair prices for grain sales.
A Des Moines Tribune excerpt argues the current republic cannot handle expansion and favors constitutional monarchy to protect capital amid Cuban postal fraud concerns. It cites Dr. Will Allen White and an 1899 editorial praising monarchy over democracy and predicting broader political shifts.
The political cartoon remarks that opposition to imperialism rests not on flag symbolism but on the fate of the appropriation funding. It notes Neely and Rathbone as champions of the Old Flag and hints at debate over military or territorial commitments tied to spending.
Dr Start McArthur proclaims civil and religious liberty spreading worldwide while the Olathe Register notes the burial of civil and religious liberty alongside deceased Filipinos, reflecting a grim view of ongoing colonial wounds and religious freedom debates.
Governor Stanley abandons the push to close Klondike saloons and signals Congress may act. He argues state power is insufficient, while claims mount that Congressman Curtis will seek federal action to close the venues.
State printer Morgan asserts McKinley embodies the Republican platform, while he warns the party must be bold to defend life on what he terms a wobbling platform.
A brief quote shows Mark Hawna urging trusts to restrain labor strife to avoidElection disruption. The call targets preventing strikes and labor troubles before voters go to the polls.
The American Steel and Wire Company has cut wages by 15 percent for all employees.
The message notes Tom Ak&ED saying he is too busy to participate in this year’s campaign. The item mentions an assassination attempt on the Shah of Persia last week and reports that safe manufacturers have formed a trust with capital of $3,000,000.
A disputed piece links church leaders with licensing views and accuses a faction of city groups of slander. The piece defends Methodist and social-work figures, notes editorials about a city ordinance granting police authority over certain sales, and argues for fair treatment of religious groups while condemning sensationalism.
The article praises John Robinson's show noting strong acts by Jats Robin and Garnett with lively performances. It frames the event as a standout effort, citing crowd reaction and high energy as key positives while referencing other performers and sharp stage presence.
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