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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1903
Page
4
Governor Bailey issued a call for a special legislative session to authorize funds and measures to rebuild bridges and assist residents who lost everything in the flood. The action aims to rapidly provide disaster relief and infrastructure repairs.
The ActraTor condemns enforcing Art laws selectively and criticizes a recent temperance drive aided by a dubious detective Botham. It questions county attorney actions, alleged protection of a leading man, and prosecutions seen as spiteful while affirming support for lawful enforcement.
A Burn dispatch reports a great victory for the Socialists of Germany in the latest Reichstag election, sparking consternation among opposition forces.
Mexico has been considerably shaken by earthquakes during the past several days, prompting emergency responses and concerns about aftershocks and infrastructure safety across multiple regions. No injuries or specific locations are detailed in the accessible text.
Last Monday was Flag Day per Governor Bailey's proclamation but Topeka residents forgot. At the state house custodian Col. Geo. W. Veale raised many flags, and only later did staff learn the occasion from him.
Bryan will speak on The Value of an Ideal at the Ottawa Chautauqua on Thursday July 6 in Bryan day events. The address will feature the notable speaker Mr. Bryan discussing ideals and public values.
In a Topeka State Journal note the speaker argues for forming a church trust to reduce duplication and expenses. He cites numerous local church groups and warns promoters will face a hard task. He supports Dr Hillis plan and says fewer church organizations could ease burdens on laypeople.
Jor Bristow reports rot in the postal system with A W Machin charged with forgery. Charles Emory Smith tied to the affair under President McKinley, and Perry S Heath of the Republican committee also implicated. The money order department chief has been removed from duty.
In a Denver executive committee resolution of the Western Federation of Miners dated the 15th, President Roosevelt is condemned for ordering troops to quell the Morenci disturbances in Arizona. The document accuses him of treason to labor principles and urges workers to vote in 1994 to overthrow the system supporting violent tools of oppression.
United States district judge Jaek Hook of Leavenworth selected to succeed Judge Caldwell in the Seventh circuit after Caldwell’s resignation. It is believed Frank L. Brown, clerk of Hook's court, will also be promoted.
About ten thousand employees of the G. A. Fuller Construction Company of New York are idle after the company ordered a lock-out, leaving workers unpaid and seeking redress.
Flooding in Sours CaRoLInA and New Mexico destroys property and costs lives. A separate report notes TuerK’s loud call for harvest hands in central and western Kansas and Nebraska.
The National New Era argues that public ownership and cooperative industry are essential to real democracy, warning that wealth power creates an aristocracy in politics. It claims railway, sugar, oil, telegraph, telephone, coal, and meat magnates form a modern aristocracy, and urges reforms to curb such power.
Newly elected officers include A L Wadley president C S Newton secretary M W Fretehice Wycoff overseer Harry McNary recorder W Widenbaker guide Pilkington inside watch M Marshall outside watch J C Osborne financier J W Carrivan receiver Lr Milligan medical examiner W Barnde trustees from Ottawa Bar Utpham visited Tuesday Harry Voorhees came from Watonie Wednesday P A Casot called to Westphalia to act as undertaker at a funeral Wednesday
Travel offers list city by city with sale dates and return deadlines. Prices show one fare plus additional charges for round trips to destinations including Santa Fe Minneapolis St Louis Boston Ohio New York Chicago California Detroit Colorado San Francisco and Coleman agent. Details include sale periods during June July and August with return limits from early July to October.
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