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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1902
Page
3
A Denver News excerpt presents a poetic admonition to persevere. The speaker urges endurance through weariness and sorrow, promising better days ahead and urging mutual support as society advances toward a hopeful future.
Brian Lett a sturdy village boarder marries Dorothy Moore, widow of Jack Moore in prison. The ex convict Jack Moore returns seeking forgiveness as Lett plays with the children. A Kansas court hears a murderer thank the court for leniency, saying the verdict was fair and wise.
A period style piece argues beauty in home design influences character and happiness. It advocates tasteful, simple architecture suitable for small cottages, emphasizes fixed design principles, and cites cost and features like stone veneer, porch, and polished hardwood. notes ownership as a mark of wealth.
About twenty descendants of Huguenot families gathered at the New York Produce Exchange to unveil a bronze tablet commemorating the establishment of the first Huguenot church in America. The plaque, on the courtyard west wall, reads Original site of the Huguenot church of New York and Emplacement de la Premiere Eglise Francaise de New York, erected by the Huguenot Society of America in 1902.
The Little White House in Washington will be rebuilt as the President’s business quarters adjoining the executive mansion. The plan places Roosevelt’s office in the southeast corner with Cortelyou nearby, and a central telegraph room linking to ocean cables. Construction will take about ninety days with remodeling of the old White House to bolster its structure.
A New Yorker, after investing in publishing, embraces the label bookmaker. He encounters a state politician who asks about opposition to King Hanover. The reformer’s dialogue hints at political maneuvering and the era’s betting culture.
A long reminiscence profiles Gabri el Harrison who at 86 recalls knowing Aaron Burr at 16 in New York and the enduring friendship, Burr’s manners, rhetoric, and a cholera era departure. The account defends Burr’s memory amid political prejudice and notes a final reunion in Wall Street’s old Tontine building.
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