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19 Mar 1897
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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 19, 1897
Page
1
Ingalls Explains Career Shift and Public Service Views
Senator Archison Kansas reports John J. Ingalls leaves for Carson pulpit convention. He addresses press criticism, defends working for a living on lyceum and journalism, and pledges support for McKinley’s administration. He vows to strive for Republican strength in Kansas and end misrule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archison
Kas
John J. Ingalls
Carson
Washington
White House
Lyceum
Ime
Benjamin Harrison
Ladies’ Home Journal
New York Journal
McKinley
Kansas
Kansas Texas Oklahoma committee to seek cheaper gulf grain rates
Governor Leedy names a five member Kansas delegation to confer with Texas and Oklahoma on cheaper gulf grain rates. Senators Campbell and King join Representatives Hackney Brown of Pratt and Johnson of Nemaha to assess a north south railroad plan proposed by Fred Close and other possible options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leedy
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Campbell
King
Hackney
Brown
Pratt
Johnson
Nemaha
Gulf
Fred Close
McKinley Prayer and Kansas City Appointments
A satirical altered prayer targets McKinley era issues with lines about gold bonds and free silver. The note claims Van B Pravner, former Kansas auditor, and assistant Robert Macket have joined the Kansas City police force, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van B. Pravner
Lewelling
Robert Macket Re
Kansas City
Kas
Nearer the Grave The Shirt and the Working Class Plight
A fragmentary opinion piece contrasts debt and hardship with wealth in a bitter dig at finance and social elites. It recalls Shylocklike predation, cites Vanderbilt, and rails against taxation while presenting a starving family interview in Erie Pennsylvania as a stark counterpoint.
Granny's Flowers Remembered In Bitter Twist Of Fate
A nostalgic verse recalls a girl and her grandmother urging patience with hollyhocks and marigolds while longing for a hot house rose. As an adult she buys a hot house plant that shatters, hearing the grandma's warning about a simmer shower spoiling the flower that’s for a sixpence sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Rarry McNann
City dogs outfit in Oriental splendor high fashion for poodles
New York society is decorating its French poodles with gold bracelets and jewel encrusted collars. The New York Journal notes styles ranging from rolled gold links to uniquely carved spangles. Prices run from about $100 for plain jewel settings to $300 to $500 for more elaborate pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
New York Journal
The Twice-a-Week Times subscription pitch
TheTimes invites readers to subscribe for the coming year promising full coverage of Congress and state legislatures with trained correspondents. The paper will publish twice weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays and costs $1 per year. Address orders to The Twice-a-Week Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Times
What is Money according to authorities over time
A compilation of quotes from Webster, Walker, Jevons, Rees, Wallace, Appleton, North British Review, Price, Delmar, Cornucschi, Attorney General U.S., and the Iowa Supreme Court arguing that money is an impression of legal authority rather than intrinsic material value, with various definitions treating money as medium of exchange, a legal decree, or a stamp indicating value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Walker
Prof. Jevons
Rees
Wallace
United States Supreme Court
Congress
Appleton's Encyclopedia
Prof
Price
Alex. Delmar
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Iowa
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John Sherman
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Solomon Goodman
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Henry Cornucschi
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