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Newspaper

Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1901

Page

2

Kansas Agitator and Oddities From Archives

A fragmented review of sensational excerpts: a Native tale of a woman and her baby taken by eagles, an archival note on X ray writing on manuscripts in red lead and ultramarine blue, and a Maryland moonshine whisky discovery with an oven hiding a copper still. Also a Reform Church meeting anecdote about taking responsibility.

Manors Carpathiana Romet Maryland Reform Chuir Bill Pike

Marriage of Queen Wilhelmina Exhibition Carriage in Paris

An exhibition in Paris on Boulevard Hausamann premises showcases a royal marriage carriage for Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands. The cream colored coach, named Veruis Martin, features orange accents, white brocade, and is drawn by eight white horses with orange trappings for the wedding procession.

Inndau the Netherlanda Boulevard Hausamann Paris Wilhelmina

Consular reform and Hawaiian education influence noted

The article praises consular modernization improving trade and promoting skilled officials, credits Hawaii with inspiring the U S educational system, and recounts a Hawaiian queen's reform gesture. It also notes a cable ship discovering a submarine earthquake damaged the Galveston to Mexican coast cable, a common cause of deep cable destruction.

United States Hawaii Armstrong Hampton Institute Hawaiian Islands Hampton Thin Honolulu Lady Bishop Australia Englscore Galveston Mexican East Indian Archipelago

Fashionable Spring Suit With Velvet Bouffant Detailing

A vivid description outlines a spring suit featuring satin faced cashmere, ticked embroidered organdie waist, taffeta bows, lace accents, and gold colored buttons. The ensemble pairs with a two-tone velvety gown in tapestry blues, plus a gubern. The article also includes a recipe for baked sweet potatoes with a cream sauce and a sweet potato pudding variation.

Katin Cushman

Public Ownership and Railroads in the United States

Fragmented editorial arguing for state ownership of railroads as a public utility. Claims railroads are over capitalized, earnings benefit few, and government would save costs, lower rates, and expand services. criticizes influence of rail firms on politics and calls for direct taxation and social ownership.

United States Statiati Interstate Commerce Commumalan AHR Iml Congress Nebrakki Massachusetts

Initial Steal of the Century Pushes Subsidy Plan

A political editorial condemns a proposed subsidy benefiting Rockefeller and Hanna, arguing it would divert 270 million from the public treasury to the wealthiest few for thirty years. The piece laments tax burdens on common people and urges twelve honest Republicans to defeat the measure and support irrigation for western lands. It notes broad public support for land improvement and opposes government aid to millionaires.

Mr. Hanna Republican Party United States John D. Rockefeller Mark Hanna Masson Mississippi Congress Harrison Reed Great West

Co operative life in New Zealand praised by Socialist envoy

A Socialist Colony representative in Inskin Georgia reports from New Zealand praising cooperative farming and public services. Railways and parcel post are cheap, roads built by government and labor cooperatives, dairy farming thriving with co op butter and strong farmer unions, a large district store, and a bacon factory improving prices for hogs.

Inskin Georgia New Zealand Ttey Wien Co-Operative Inborera Sultavle Kanes Farmer’ Union DiHs Dias Barmera’ Union

Senate Debates Shipping Bill Amid Indian Appropriation Moves

January Senate session centers on the shipping bill with Frye and Sartor opposing, and amendments continuing Indian appropriations at Sac and Fox and Neah Bay. McMahon blocks, Thayer and Gaines speak on constitutional issues. House pursues storage, Union tales, and a Chinese exclusion act amendment. February sessions advance shipping debates, with Prye and Chandler resisting linking measures.

Senate Frye Ceres Sartor Washington Ue Publc Treamney Sac and Pox Reservation Iowa Neah Bay Stiltt Agency Oregon Sinaeton Atleidnernt Niger Indian Department Howe Serbcultire Ivoll Ag My. Thayer Maskachusette Ehip Mabeldy White North Carolina Con Lid Valedic Gaines Tennésage Corliss Michigan Bureau of Animal Industry Agricultural Department Bureau Ageicultural Mahon Pennsylvania A.m Benitor Rawlink Utah Berry Arkin Clay Georia Niexpazan Prye Chandler Esiharraa Me. Frye Meir Mostra Janes Arkansas Toller Calaraier Tuni Don Morar Athluiua Union Naline Carton United States Davis Minpekoul House Spain

Exceedingly English Guests At Gotham Dinner

The New York chapples at a Gotham dinner party consumed champagne amid drunken toasts and bold excuses. The climax arrived when two youths placed a four on chair and table while drinking, a spectacle deemed picturesque yet undignified. The Queen of Holland reportedly holds an enormous fortune, only partly belonging to the crown.

Edeilah Cuan New York Gupate Gotham Capples Queen of Holland Crown

Feeding Worms on Arsenic Delights Detroit Firm Crate

A Detroit chemical manufacturer reports that a shipment of white powdered arsenic contained about twenty five wormlike caterpillar shaped pieces that appeared to feed on the poison. The foreman noted he had never seen the larvae before in the arsenic, raising safety concerns and questions about handling.

Pulson Detroit Isis

Clergy Offer Says Three Women Can Do One Curate’s Work

A Liverpool Anglican clergyman proposes using three women to replace one curate, claiming they can perform thrice the work for the price of one. He argues parish administration could be improved by female workers rather than clergy.

Vivionne Curetes Liverpool Church of England

Complexion Lotions Sold At Doer Face Value

A brief notice states complexion lotions are offered at face value price with no discounts or premiums. The item is marketed for straightforward purchase, emphasizing simplicity and value.

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