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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1903
Page
1
An exposition on Christian Socialism defining its core premise as the Golden Rule applied to society. It argues Christianity equates to socialism, critiques the competitive system, and advocates public ownership of essential goods, education, roads, and mail to reduce burdens, widen equal opportunity, and advance humanity.
Poetic meditation on perpetual happiness and light, contrasting endless joy with the need for darkness to appreciate beauty. The verse posits that struggle reveals benedictions and that true peace lies beyond hardship, likening ascent to a path to Italy.
Topeka Herald editorial by Will White condemns graft in Kansas politics. It urges Governor Bailey and Attorney General Coleman to probe alleged bribery, blackmail, and “boss” influence in the last legislature, calling for a clean, honest political era led by the people.
Walter M Chandler, esq., of the New York bar, lectured at Bethany Presbyterian Church on The Trial of Jesus from a Lawyer's Standpoint. He argued the trial violated Jewish law and that the Roman arraignment before Herod and Pilate was not a true trial.
A polecat has taken up residence in a rural free-delivery box in Michigan prompting the carrier to seek official help. The item closes with a wry plea about ongoing investigations into malodorous post office matters as noted by the Topeka Herald.
The writer argues for more money to fund a growing nation and criticizes Aldrich-Rockefeller plans to issue money backed by securities. They propose government issued money backed by public assets such as railroads, to curb bank domination and interest charges. The piece warns of future population and industrial growth requiring proportional money supply.
A New York Post editorial denounces concentration of wealth and private monopolies. It notes gas water and lighting extortion accelerated municipal ownership and asserts Morgan Hill and other magnates foster public ownership through their influence. It urges Republicans to defend competition or face a government monopoly.
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