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Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1897

Page

4

Eagle's Way Out Replaced by Kansas Hen Allegory

In a pointed critique, the Eagle abandons Republican doctrine and endorses the Kansas hen as the pathway out of stalemate. The piece contrasts a sober senior eagle with a restless junior, praising unconventional shifts and lampooning old party idols while urging reform over stalemate.

Eagle Kansas Engle Inok Norvy Foreman Dick A Mother Het Chicago St. Louis Democratic Party Bryan Congress Fryan Harris Bacer

Ten personal crisis reports shock New York readers

In New York and Brooklyn yesterday a surge of personal crisis reports stemmed from financial, domestic, and opiate issues. Names include Wolf Collan the shoe dealer on Rivington Street, Edward H. Seal of Brooklyn, and police officer Theodore Nappers of Newark. Several deaths from laudanum and opium poisoning are noted beside other urban distress accounts.

New York Wolf Collan Rivington Street Brooklyn William H. Loyd Henry Wickers Edward H. Seal Orange D. Patty Orient Point Long Island Topaka State Journal

Downfall critique of Republican promises and labor unrest

A polemical piece denounces unfulfilled McKinley era promises, cites rising unemployment, bank failures, and declining wages. It urges labor unity to counter the perceived misgovernance and demagoguery, urging action against the entrenched elite and inviting readers to a broader political awakening. It also notes a music item from Ed Blair of Cadmus, Linn County, requesting 25 cents for a sheet titled Sweet Roses of June.

Ed Blair Cadmus Linn County Blair Jenkins & Sons Kansas City

Silent West Heroes and Rail Rates Debate

A Oklahoma Annal tribute to western pioneers past and a Kansas rail rate letter arguing that railroads must lower indebtedness and rates. It contrasts heroic frontier names with modern economic pressures while urging fair return for farmers and restraint on bondholders.

Kansas Roads Kansas City Journal Emporia Newton St. Louis Star Kansan

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