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17 Mar 1899
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Kansas Agitator in Garnett, Kansas
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1899
Page
1
The Jayhawkers and the Great Economic Question
A long excerpt contrasts The Twentieth Regiment Of Kansas Volunteers with early ridicule, praising their resolve and flag raising. It includes Gov. Pingree of Michigan’s Washington's Birthday speech on capital, labor, and the economy, arguing corporate power threatens young workers and the republic. The speech condemns favoritism in jobs and urges public opinion to curb corporate control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Pingree
Michigan
Michigan Club
Detroit
Washington
Great Britain Deficit Spurs Tax Increase and Imperial Policy
The piece argues that Britain runs deficits as expenditures rise faster than receipts, fueling debt and costly royal, military, and naval fleets. It warns against cutting offices or armed forces, proposes reviving corn laws and higher taxes, and decries corporate tax resistance while predicting heavier burdens on common people. It also notes TALMAGE leaving his Washington church for literature and brands him a fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Mr. Taxpayer
Talmage
Washington
Loans at 7 percent on good farm security
A lender advertises loans on solid farm security at seven percent interest for up to ten years. Interest is payable annually or any month chosen by the borrower. Borrowers may pay any amount of principal whenever they wish and may retire the loan at any time without a bonus.
Bryan's Texas Tour ends in Dallas lecture
Colonel William Jennings Bryan completed his Texas lecture tour in Dallas addressing a packed opera house and a later crowd of about 500 laboring men. He attacked territorial expansion and trusts while noting government limits under Republican administration. He planned to depart for Lincoln, Nebraska that night.
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William Jennings Bryan
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Austin
Houston
Bryan
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Neb
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