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Newspaper

Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1899

Page

4

Investigations renew attack on Standard Oil and trusts

The piece denounces repeated investigations of the Standard Oil trust as publicity fames and calls for action over corruption and political games. It cites beef, railroads, and vice probes, questions Congress and the Illinois committee, and criticizes war policy and Prohibition politics while urging real reform and accountability.

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Parthian shot cited after Manila truce visit

The San Francisco Star notes President Gonzanga’s remark to Filipino commissioners who left Manila under a flag of truce. He questions why a nation with a constitution seeks to colonize distant peoples who fought for the same rights they enjoy, drawing a parallel to America's fight against England.

Manila Gonzanga Spain America England San Francisco Star

Ganu er Deadly Cure Claimed for Cancer in 19th Century Advertisement

An advertisement touts Swift's Specific as a cure for cancer once deemed incurable. It recounts a family history of cancer, describes a malignant internal growth, and claims eighteen bottles cured a patient, asserting Swift's Specific as the sole cure and offering a book by mail through Atlanta, Georgia.

Mster Swift Elupael Spon Winston N.C Atliuts Georgis

Edison’s war forecast sparks debate on civilization

Thomas A. Edison said that a great war between civilized nations could not last more than 30 days due to advanced electrical development. The statement drew quick quips, questioning whether the United States is itself enlightened and civilized, as noted by the People’s Advocate of Meadville, Pennsylvania.

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