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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1902
Page
4
The coal-miners strike shows no signs of ending and may draw 300,000 soft coal miners into action, threatening a nationwide coal industry shutdown. UMW President Mitchell says a miners convention at Indianapolis will weigh a national work suspension.
W R Andrews of Grand Rapids delivers a caustic toast urging Filipinos to seek U S citizenship by depicting a sweeping, critical panorama of American society. The speech catalogs vice, crime, corruption, and hypocrisy across politics, religion, and daily life, ending with a damning critique of the nation.
A fragment describes a listing of various items of differing nature and sizes exhibited under a single tent, hinting at a fair or exhibition setting with a mix of colorful displays and contrasts in quality. The readable portion emphasizes diversity and a single shelter for all.
The Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly runs July 7 to July 18 with diverse, engaging events. Labor day on July 8 features Golden Rule Jones, mayor of Toledo, as principal speaker. Garnett and Anderson County residents typically attend. plan early and contact Cyrus Nusbaum, secretary, for details.
An unprecedented flood surge in eastern Kansas coincides with the Second District's nomination of a Noah for Congress this week, according to the Kansas City Star.
Turre faces heavy hurdles in securing a jury for the Jessie Morrison case in El Dorado as officials warn it may take weeks to find a suitable panel.
Democrats in Illinois and Indiana held state conventions rejecting William Jennings Bryan and his silver policy, signaling a shift away from Bryan’s campaign within the region. Leaders urged unity and outlined fresh platforms.
The THR describes Scotch coal firms uniting to exclude American imports, forming a bloc with a capital of 15 million dollars to protect domestic interests and influence market share.
A group of American ship builders have organized a combine with a capital of twenty million dollars. The move aims to consolidate production and secure growth in national shipbuilding efforts amid industrial expansion.
Elmer E. Brown formerly principal of Greeley schools was arrested in Oklahoma City after taking part in a shooting that killed E. W. Johnson. Brown, editor of the Times Journal, is held without bail awaiting preliminary exam after McMichael died of wounds. A coroner's inquest heard Brown offered a man $5,000 to kill McMichael and share the claim sale profits.
Mr and Mrs John S Johnson of Central City mark their fiftieth anniversary with a gathering of relatives and friends. The couple, who married in Fort Madison on June 17 1852, moved to Anderson County about 43 years ago and are held in high esteem by a large circle of well wishers.
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