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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1896
Page
4
A fragmentary verse laments the endless postponement of happiness and heavenly promise. The speaker questions why life grants joy only on tomorrow, admitting aching hearts and deferred hopes as they await a defining word from L J Furie.
The piece lists major corporations and their capitalization from Standard Oil to Whiskey, detailing totals such as 110,000,000 for Standard Oil and 84,600,000 for Telegraph, arguing trusts arose under two parties and urging voters to oppose them. It links the trusts to political influence, cites wide industry names, and ends with a call to action to "kill these cursed trusts."
A fragment argues fear of war between Britain and the United States is unlikely and economically ruinous for both sides. It suggests bluster is natural, England would be whipped, and American bonds and commerce would be impacted, while seaports could suffer but no occupation of U.S. land.
A historical note discusses a national agreement to settle silver and greenbacks, with silver flowing to mints and currency supply from the treasury. It expresses disdain for war profiteers while suggesting the public would endure a bi al with Bogland, as reflected in a 19th century editorial voice.
A crowd on Main Street protests Wall Street profits and debt relief as protesters denounce bond holders. A traveling banner reading No charity, We want work accompanied a march by members of the Brotherly Love society from Themelers won, with headquarters at 28 East Missouri Avenue, moving from Twelfth and Main.
A fragmentary sermon-like text laments evil and urges reading the Bible for guidance. It asks who will oppose wrong, defend the weak, and "do unto others" as in the gospel. References to a looming judgment and the phrase Any do to others echoes a universal social summons.
The case involving Old Cane Aga, Ginethwatt, UL, Bec. 31, Meri dent B. V. Debs of the Ar kh was brought before Judge Taft in the United States court amid the great railroad strike of 1894. proceedings are not fully detailed in the fragment.
The demeanor of Debs and associates Toward and Rogers in the contempt proceedings was overruled and an order required Debs and the associates to file an answer within ten days. Debs may still face another trial for contempt.
A merchant in Anderun county advertises 100000 Tha of Plonn Bran and Shorta flour, claiming top quality and silk like fineness with a money back guarantee after a fair trial. The shipment and sale details reference Hinew dinar ohye milly Stam and Warehouse, encouraging wholesale and retail purchases locally.
Local ad for a tonic named Common Nonse Remedy claims to aid all diseases by improving blood quality. Satis faction guaranteed or money refunded. Price listed as $1.00 for 200 days input. Office on the south side near a Garnett drug store.
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