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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1900
Page
4
Albaugh and Brown in Disgrace Over Topeka Meeting
The Republican state committee faces a clash as Chairman Mort Albaugh and Secretary Frank L. Brown call a Topeka meeting against Governor Stanley and the state administration. Cy Leland’s orders drive the actions, with implied reversals expected at the state convention amid factional battles. The text also mentions ongoing war reporting on Aguinaldo’s forces and American troops in Manila with Gilmore praising Aguinaldo’s treatment and hoping for a prolonged conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Albaugh
Frank L. Brown
Republican State Committee
Topeka
Agth
Cal
Stanley
Cy Leland
Albatugh
Brown
Albough
Leland
Death of Mrs Pilcher Wife of Winfield Asylum Superintendent
Mrs Pilcher wife of Dr Pilcher superintendent of the Winfield asylum for feeble minded children died from appendicitis. She leaves four children. The community and many friends across the state extend sympathy to Dr Pilcher and his family in this sad loss.
Hanna Face Off with Critics Senatorial Tug of War
The Kansas City Times mocks Hanna as he claims senatorial dignity and calls for respect. General Mickiness, a British commander, faces retirement claims amid pent up wartime mood. Astor raises rents in New York, affecting leaseholders. A dinner noted with Suart the black man feast at a Kansas City Republican banquet stirs debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
The
Kansas City Times
Suart
Kansas City
Cousin of Secretary Gage Dies at Toledo Boarding House
A cousin of Secretary Gage is reported to be dying in a Toledo Ohio boarding house. The man is destitute and dependent upon charity. He is dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage
Toledo
Ohio
Laritr
State printer Morgan backs W Eugene Stanley for vice president
Morgan nominates W Eugene Stanley as vice president while Joan W Bremen refuses to run for governor. Several candidates remain with Judge A W Dennison of El Dorado considered the strongest, the best man in the field for the court of up Is southern department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
W. Eugene Stanley
Joan W. Bremen
Ttt
A. W. Dennison
el Dorado
Court of Up Is
Southern Department
Jer on His Way Obsel Eyes
Unclear readable text mentions Jer and eye related terms. No clear event, location, or names to establish a factual report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jer
Armour Packing House Rep Shifts Salt Meat Orders to Oil Agent
A Garnett visit by an Armour packing-house representative instructed grocers to place salt meat orders through the Standard Oil Company's local agent. Commercial travelers at a hotel discussed the change, noting it signals the passing of traveling salesmen as the move will put many drummers out of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour
Garnett
Standard Oil Company
Judge Thayer Frees J I Reese Overstepping Williams Injunction
United States Court of Appeals Judge Thayer in St Louis releases J I Reese a young member of the United Mine Workers executive committee who had been jailed by Federal Judge Williams at Fort Scott. Thayer holds the injunction did not apply to the miners union official and cautions Williams for exceeding authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer
United States Court of Appeals
St Louis
J. I. Reese
United Mine Workers of America
Williams
Fort Scott
Reese
Miners’ Union
Three Men on Four Wheels in The Sat Evening Post
Jerome K Jerome returns with a humorous series starting in The Saturday Evening Post. The misadventures feature three men on tandem and safety bicycle on a German tour. First story to appear January 6, illustrated in half tone by Harrison Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome K. Jerome
Saturday Evening Post
Philadelphia
Mr. Jerome
Germany
Harrison Fisher
Railroads and war policy spark partisan critique in Paola Times
The Paola Times argues that a $20,000,000 government expenditure on railroads versus buying Spanish equity in the Philippines would have saved money and improved rates, urging public ownership. It contrasts Republican praise for a Kansas penitentiary twine plant with criticism of other parties. War is described as costly and divisive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Party
Kansas
Penitentiary
War Department
San Francisco
Manila
New York
Porto Rico
Republican Party
Sam
Paola Times
Britain fights empire as setbacks mount in South Africa
The British press reports no victories in a week as Boris forces claim Kuruman and press Ladysmith, while Gen. French is partly defeated. Buller remains stalled with 35,000 men. Hay, in London, faces a hostile policy stance abroad, and McKinley seeks a replacement. London nears revolution over South Africa disasters as India and Afghanistan alarms rise. The Dakota Ruralist notes imperial fate may be destruction once started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cesor
Boris
Kuruman
Ladysmith
Buller
Kyriiger
Hay
London
Oom Patt
McKinley
South Africa
India
Afganistan
Great Britain
Pettigrew probes war questions amid Senate clash
Congress debates Pettigrew resolutions seeking official naval salutes to the Filipino flag and inquiries into how the war began. He asks whether the United States attacked allies and if Gen Torres urged a halt while Otis replied that fighting must continue to the grim end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Pettigrew
U.S. Navy
Senate
Torres
Swift's Specific touted as cancer cure in old notice
An advertisement-style passage claims Swift's Specific 8.5.5 cures cancer deemed incurable. It cites a testimonial from Mrs M M of Winston NC, says heredity cancer runs in families, and asserts eight bottles cured a malignant case. It promises a free booklet from the Swift Specific Company in Atlanta, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Winkt N.C
Atlanta
Georgia
County Commissioners Regular Session Jan 1 1900
Proceedings detail tax refunds erroneous assessments road petitions and board actions including adjournment to Jan 2 1900 and subsequent reports on county officers finances and public works with names like Thos Lindsay W H Poster John Deuker J M Embree G A McAdam and J K Calvert amid village Garnett and townships Elm Leaby Walker Osage and Reeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Thos. Lindsay
City of Garnett
W. H. Poster
Monroe
Rand
Hampshire
John
Ruth
James Day
Geo
A. Smith
Chas
Leahy Road
A.D. Stone Road
Looe Elm Township
DO. W. Houston
Orchard Park
Garenett
Cedar Creek
Leaby
Mit
G. A. McAdam
J.J. Anderson
WI. Morris
John Deuker
Patnam
Mooroe
Walker
Walker Township
View Bridge
J. M. Embree
South Hiatt
Manrovia
Sohn J. Hogan Townaliup
Reeder Township
Dk. Gordon
P.M Nichols
Vo Wi. Maban
T. W. Parrott
Woir
W. Parrott
J.d. Anderson
G. A. McAdany
Union Township
John Haggert
Townahle
Harry D. Landie
Fox
Jualast
Haskell
N. J
Kineal
Bal J. KE
Hunted Service Election Board
Skinner
Cain Road
J. M. Johnson
O. Knight
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Ndexan DH
Falta
N.R.P. A
KL Rap, A
Tae Ming
Peale
Prue
Gawxerr
Albaugh
Mickiness
Haglind
Joan Jacob Astor
New York City
Astor
Reigatinc
Ganuer
Idol
Commissioner's Proceedings
AAC
Fos
Dan
Lone Bim
R. Herrington
Witt
Giderea
G. E. Kent
Salvation Ox
Ladian Creek
Conan
Glastel
Wagstaff Clothing Co
Corner Kirk Block
South Side
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