13 Jan 1899
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1899
Page
1
Devoted to the interere of THE wause Fearlons Agaveneive Progressive Advocate AM Reforms. Official paper of Anderson County Anna Champ editors subscription rates listed. Publication details show 1890 date with names Warnott Kam Kassie Jasvaer.
A compilation notes McKinley’s Philippines policy a white elephant and cites Vermont Senator Edmunds opposing expansion. Roosevelt supports woman suffrage. Croker backs imperialism while Will Allen White denounces it. Short Toluca & Eastern railroad at six miles. Mrs Gillette travels to Mexico with funds. Vanderlip jokes Porto Rico aid to the poor. Ohio ag seeks Standard Oil books. Gomez plans Cuba San Domingo union to absorb Hayti. Colored delegates to meet McKinley. ex Confederates protest pensioning moves. Maj. Anderson mocks joint caucuses. Judge Foster retires. Horton likely successor. endless-chain paternalism jab.
Cadmus Kas voices Congress action on corporate power as state legislators lack authority. Governor Pingree criticizes annexation of the Philippines and pushes public ownership of railways. He endorses direct primary nominations for all elective offices from governor to ward leaders.
If any corporation or corporate interest was injured by a law passed here, it will be declared null and void by the courts on the ground that no emergency existed for issuing the call. Mort Alaugh, Republican Boss.
Governor Pingree urges equal taxation with emphasis on bringing railroads and major firms under general tax laws and repealing special corporate charters. He backs a moderate income tax on incomes over 10 000 and notes fears over trusts. Carnegie praises peace efforts and stresses industrial union, plebiscite caution, and unity against imperialism.
May 29, 1900 is described as a dark day with a total solar eclipse lasting from sunrise to sunset. The note also states Staneley was inaugurated on Monday.
A Savannah Baptist Truth letter argues McKinley's reconciliation tour harms Negroes paving the way for continued separation. It denounces racial prejudice at Atlanta's Peace Jubilee, recalls Negro contributions at Santiago, and urges Populist organizing for 1900.
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