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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1902
Page
4
JO McDILL'S MUSINGS attacks American toadyism in churches and public life. He laments preferential prayer for the President's family while poor, unemployed, and starving Americans suffer, denounces royalist displays, and urges Christians to aid the downtrodden and resist aristocratic deference.
The Chicago Record-Herald denounces President Roosevelt for a partisan approach in the Schley case. It questions consulting Republican leaders Allison, Aldrich, Spooner, Grosvenor, and Cannon, arguing the outcome may be seen as influenced by political considerations rather than merit.
Last night the Search Light Club hosted its fourth annual reception at Mrs. A. L. Black’s home inviting husbands who attended gladly. The program featured a duet by Mrs. Clyde Green and Mrs. A. Black, Graphaphony by L. M. Earnest, a humorous reading by Mrs. Mathis, a sketch of Oliver Goldsmith read by Mrs. Malony, and a Kansas authors paper read by Mrs. Wing. Refreshments were served. credit given to the committee and the Blacks for a pleasant evening.
news item notes Admiral George Dewey's reply to a Washington telegram inviting him to dine with Prince Henry of Prussia on February 28. Dewey declines due to Mrs. Dewey's illness, sending regrets to the Imperial German ambassador Hollénben. The piece ends with unrelated ad text about a patent remedy.
J J Anderson seed man reports a new binding twine made from locally grown grass. It is claimed to be one third cheaper with 250 feet per pound, smooth, knot free, and resistant to rot exposure insects and weevils.
Chas McIntyre sues Sheriff Hobart for 5000 dollars alleging false imprisonment after a Eureka telephone tip led to his arrest for the theft of horses. The man sought was Fred McIntire, not Chas, who was mistaken for the suspect. The suit seeks damages for the wrongful arrest.
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