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Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1901

Page

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Duty of the Rich and the Porto Rico Verdict

A political pamphlet criticizes the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on Porto Rico and the doctrine that the constitution follows the flag. It argues the majority acted with Hannaism, praises Fuller and Harlan, and condemns legislative absolutism. It also presents Andrew Carnegie's gospel of wealth as insufficient, urging the rich to relinquish privilege, raise wages, and fund public good.

Supreme Court of the United States Hanna Supreme Court Fuller Harlan Congress Manny Hart Patrick Henry Heaven Republic Satan Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Mr. Carnegie West Fan Comway Sody

Gilt-Edged of the Monthflies in Every Where

The issue features The Belle of Manhattan as a continuing tale, Ev ery-Day Botany installments, two poems by Margaret E. Sangster, a humorous Chats and Happenings piece by Timotheus H. Shaw on Others Who Couldn't Spell, a paper on Lord Byron as a Student, and Aloma Bartlett Bragdon's The Old Campus. Price five cents a copy, fifty cents a year. Every Where Publishing Co., Brooklyn, NY.

Will Carleton Belle of Manhattan Lord Byron Aloma Bartlett Bragdon Every Where Publishing Co Brooklyn, N. Y

Warning echoes from Republican papers on pace of reform

The Republication press warns the current pace cannot last and urges caution as socialists watch and critics urge restraint, fearing political tremors amid rising tensions.

Judge McAuley Favors Total Abstinence in Whisky Case

Kansas City Star reports Judge McAuley urging total abstinence, saying he would close saloons, end liquor sales, and criminalize manufacture. He cites whisky as 95 percent of cases, notes police court crime tied to alcohol, and recalls a Kentucky colonel’s saying one drink is enough. He warns saloons fuel crime and ruined families.

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