06 Dec 1894
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1894
Page
1
A lengthy editorial laments hard times and blames both major parties for economic woes. It denounces plutocratic luxury, praises reform minded voters, and argues against fusion with old party lines. The piece rails at Republicans and Democrats and advocates independent civic virtue. It cites The New Chutes and Sante Crux as supporting anti elite sentiment.
The letter accuses Grover Cleveland of treason and promotes a harsh financial critique. It attacks his currency plans, bond schemes, and links to Carlisle and Wall Street bankers, urging severe punishment for perceived treachery.
A harsh Fan aged broadside denounces Grover Cleveland and the present Congress. It accuses the administration of treasury misdeeds, demands accountability, and predicts political trouble for those backing the financial scheme. The piece casts blame on reformers and implies looming public upheaval. The writer presses for action against the administration and allied figures.
A white haired man collapses on Ann Street near the post office, dies at the curb, and the ambulance takes him to the morgue. The report links the plea to halt “drive on” policy with political and social critique amid New York unrest and a Republican editorial jab.
Curidco November 29. Dr P S Henson, renowned pastor and Chautauqua lecturer, spoke to a large audience on municipal government. He warned of massed urban populations and foreign influence, urging Americans to preserve a single flag and shared national identity while criticizing tariffs and European influx.
Boston Store offers discounts on boots and rubber goods gloves mittens ladies and gents underwear flame woolen and heavy goods all holiday items sold at cost many items less to close out visit before purchasing refunds offered if unsatisfactory suspect misspellings indicate a historic ad for seasonal goods and prior century retail language
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