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Newspaper

Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1897

Page

3

Doster's Dissent on Davis Case Power of Legislatures

Chief Justice Downtune’s dissent argues that legislative authority is the core of government, while judicial power is subordinate. He asserts courts are not a superior branch, condemns “government by injunction” and urges the judiciary to disavow excesses, warning against elevating courts over lawmakers.

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Notorious Scot Cobbler Pays Fine Then Sent Home

A Scottish American described as a notorious offender by police was fined a crown or twenty four hours hard labor by a Forfar magistrate. He chose hard labor but was sent to jail only to pay his fare home at public expense after the governor ruled no alternative.

Forfar Werth Tilso Perth Marth

Windy Night Chimney Clash in Neighbor’s Roof

A sea captain and a lawyer living next door face a windy night when a chimney crashes into the lawyer’s roof. The lawyer, seeking satisfaction, digs into similar cases as a note from the captain threatens to take the dispute to law. A second anecdote recalls Erastus Baldwin who bullied railways for a lifetime pass until granted.

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Costumes and crafts in a waning market era

A collage of costume notes and fashion commentary from an old periodical clips. It covers women’s wear notes including bodice and gown details, a ballad excerpt, and a brief social anecdote about a wedding bouquet artist turning a trend into a social fad. It mentions Ulva, Lord Ullin, and related dramatic motifs alongside fabric descriptions and care tips.

Aketetos

Stormy sea rescue tale and wedding fashion notes mix

A fragmented mix recounts a stormy voyage with a fatal loss and a plea to return, alongside fashion advice about summer gowns, materials, and prices. It mentions Poulard fabrics, open-weight materials, and a pearly gray gown with stripes, plus potpourri jar preservation tips.

Riddle of Months and Days Tally Revealed

A playful exchange shows a master asking how many months have twenty eight days and the response is all of them. Francisco Examinor presents a witty dialogue about calendar quirks.

Tay Francisco Examinor

Legal Verdict Over Mustache Damages at Hull County Court

Judge Bedwell in Silvester versus Lavages ruled on a $50 assault claim after the plaintiff’s mustache partial loss. The defendant offered a fraction of compensation and the court held accord and satisfaction, returning the verdict to the defendant without costs.

Hull Bedwell Silvester Dyer

Steward's Tip on a Voyage Dining and Deck Service

A Scribner's Magazine excerpt discusses tipping aboard ships. It argues a deck steward earns $2.50 for one, $5 for two or three, with variations for weather and service. It notes tips influence meals, chairs, rugs, and crew payments, including a monthly wage around $12 and deductions for breakage and cooks, stressing the routine importance of tipping.

Scribver's Magazine

Interesting Facts About Gold From Antiquity

The article extols gold's tenacity and malleability. It notes a single grain can be divided into 2,000,000 parts and a cubic inch into 9,628,800,528 parts. A grain and a half beaten into leaves spans an inch square, with 25,000,000 visible squares under a grid. Gold’s surface area under hammering multiplies vastly, and eight ounces could gild a wire encircling the globe.

Our Big Country Distance Across U S Measured

The United States spans about 2626.2 geographic miles from a Cape May lighthouse to a Punta Arenas lighthouse along the 39th parallel. Triangulation and astronomical tests dated measurements show the continental width varies by latitude with the Gulf coast narrower. Findings note a margin of about 140 feet longer than Bennierx's 1856 figure and 98 feet longer than Clark's 1801 report.

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