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18 Aug 1899
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Kansas Agitator in Garnett, Kansas
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1899
Page
1
Republican papers weigh in on anti trust laws and picks
The letter cites costs to Kansas Mutual Insurance Co for an exam by the Republican commissioner, contrasts with McNall’s cheaper Connecticut tour, and notes GOP papers should mention Monett’s defeat by the Hanna Ohio Republican convention. Mention is made of Montgomery county Republican convention endorsing the 1897 anti trust law and references Jerry Stimpson’s Bayonet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Mutual Insurance Co
Republican
McNall
Connecticut
T.ps
Yates Center Advocate
Montgomery County
Monett
Ohio
Jerry Stimpson
Republicans' insurance probe costs rise with longer reviews
The Republican insurance commissioner is scrutinizing insurance firms and lengthening review times from 36 to 60 days, earning the state a higher fee than McNall. Yet, when calculated to the hour, the GOP is cheaper for the company, per the Yates Center Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Insurance Commissioner
McNall
Vyates Center Advocate
Great Days for Business Yet Poverty in Fort Scott
August clearing will break all records and business thrives with full employment and good wages. The Globe Democrat and Ft. Scott Monitor praise prosperity while streets show over a hundred men begging for work. Some Republicans prosper, hiring men to work poll-tax and board themselves. Hooray for pawn-brokers' party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe- Democrat
Ft. Scott Monitor
Fort Scott
Imperialists claim policy rises in Kansas
The Yates Center Advocate notes that nearly all sensible people dismiss expansion and the Philippine War as a Republican misdeed. Populists and Democrats see no better issue for unseating the administration, arguing justice and equal rights should guide any party's platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Yates Center
Governor Stanley Threatened Klondike Saloons in Leavenworth
The Kansas City Star reports Governor Stanley was warned by Klondike district saloon keepers at Leavenworth to back off his plan to close the dives. He vowed to oppose the threats, saying he would close the place up tighter than a drum and would not back down. The Lansing News notes this bluff and anticipates who will call it, comparing the feud to Corbett and Sharkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Stanley
Klondike
Leavenworth
Grand Bluff
Corbett
Sharkey
Lansing
Boss Rule Across Politics and Church Cited in 19th Century Speech
The Signs of the Times condemns boss power in American politics from national to ward levels, citing Colonel Dan Burns of California and a San Francisco Examiner piece. It warns of centralized power, urges a new Declaration of Independence, and urges worship of God not men, stressing the threefold message to a dying world and a call for virtuous leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Oakland
Californue
America
New York
Boss Tweed
Dan Burns
California
Mexico
Mr. Burns
United States
Europe
Burns
Christ
Foolishness of fool laws and heaven by thought leader
The writing rails against foolish laws and bonds, mocks religious piety, and argues for discharging fool lawmakers to hire philosophers. It predicts a shift from competition to cooperation in industry and society, with a staged move toward a new civil order led by educated leaders and eventual political reform.
Sermon Highlights Brotherhood in Kansas City
Rev. Geo W Stone preached in Kansas City and spoke on the brotherhood of man now visible, emerging from clouds and darkness. The sermon remarks reflect hopeful unity and moral progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Stone
Kansas City
Brotherhood of Man
Printing Request Sparks Local Job Offer
A local shop announces capacity for a new printing project, inviting customers to bring materials. The notice emphasizes quick turnaround and quality service, highlighting available equipment and contact details for inquiries.
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