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Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1903

Page

6

Ermine Stole and Morning Glories in Me Kind Fashions

The sketch shows an ermine stole paired with a matching mat and a black velvet suit, with sable jackets and Duchesse lace trims. Dark-haired women suit these furs. fluffy wool and yardage for trimming cashmere and satin dresses appear, alongside babies outfits and morning glory braids in floral trims. Fruits and vegetables aid home remedies, lemon for tartar, apples for digestion, pineapple for throat diphtheria, and frapped cranberries prepared with citrus sugar to frozen servings. Muff ribbons with bows decorate a muff to match fur colors and suspend it around the neck.

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Baby Bunting's Wrap on a Poem of Fancy and Household Tips

An ornate description of a baby in a powdered white outfit with silk rosettes and a large hat. The piece intersperses humorous verse about the Baby Bunting and a domestic guide listing home remedies and garment care tips. It mentions cranberry use, paint stain removal with vinegar, earache relief with hops, gentle garment handling, and gentle cleaning of fabrics.

Senate approves army staff bill with save for Miles retirement

The Senate advanced the staff bill with an amendment delaying its effect until August 15 in deference to General Miles soon to retire. A separate military law aims to arm all citizens with a regular army service rifle and to equip state militias, using Springfield Armory production and a Rock Island plant. Private claims day yielded 45 favorable bills, many Civil War era, while Mr Payne challenged payouts and disputes over reimbursements. Senate quorum tactics and Governor Mickey’s views on land leasing show persistent political maneuvering as Congress weighs action this session.

Senate Senate Committee On Miles House Berry Congress National Armory Springfeld Mass War Department Rock Island Arsenal Tme Payne Tco Mississippi Valley Teo Kilia George ©. Eilivan Samuel Mahman Ford Theater William Jacobs Lancaster Theer Richardson Tennesace Recosa Quay Mickey Nebraska Dovs

Sea-Born and labor struggle mirrored in early 1900s unions

An editorial features Chicago labor leader John J. Fitzpatrick warning of a brewing conflict between organized labor and employers, outlining possible triggers like machine rate disputes, sympathy strikes, and long-term consequences. It also reports on the push for amalgamation between carpenters and joiners unions and cites Colorado and Minnesota union growth data from state labor bureaus.

Chicago John J. Fitspatrick Chicago Federation of Labor Great Coal Tribe J. T. Smith Colorado John O'Donnell Minnesota

No Tyranny In Theory On Labor Union Rights

Chicago Inter Ocean argues there is no tyranny in trade union theory and that workers hold both property and human rights. It criticizes political economists and educators for ignoring laborers' property rights, claiming the people’s instinct surpasses academic theories.

Set Chicago Inter Ocean

The Union Shop in American Unionism Debate

Henry White of the United Garments Workers spoke on The Union Shop at the American Economic Association meeting in Philadelphia. The piece outlines shifts from open doors to unionists to organized boycotts and the evolving viewpoint that unions temper their approach as they grow stronger.

American Economic Association Philadelphia Henry White United Garments Workers of America

Alabama Surcharged Convict Labor Deal

Under a state contract with Tennessee Coal and Iron Company Alabama will receive seventy three cents per ton for coal mined by state convicts. The company requires a majority of the convicts, not less than 400 in number, to work in the mines.

Alabama Tennessee Coal and Iron Company Alec

Toledo unions urged to unite under single labor body

Drawing Together in Toledo Ohio reports unions push to join all central bodies into one large organization to operate the entire city labor movement under one head.

Toledo Ohio

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