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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1902
Page
4
The Kansas City World calls Populists in Kansas to fuse with Democrats to oppose Republicans. It notes Democratic missteps in fusion wins in Miami County and doubting turnout, concluding fusion under the Democratic banner is useless and unity must form a new banner.
General Joe Hudson laments the Kansas ballot law, arguing it disenfranchises over thirty thousand voters who fail to mark ballots exactly as required. He urges simplification to honor voters intent and criticizes the law as a GOP strategy to stymie fusion, noting the editor waited until after elections to voice concerns.
The California legislature passed a ballot law nearly identical to Kansas. The supreme court declared California's law invalid. Analysts question partisan influence as the Kansas court leans conservative and reluctant to act against itself.
The passage recalls a recent London feast of nobles where after the banquet Lazarus-like crowds of the poor gathered leftover food. It compares the event to a biblical parable, noting bags and baskets used to carry away remaining provisions.
The Tur Topeka Herald quotes Willan R. Hearst of the New York Journal railing against his congressional bid and applauding the people for defeating him after a $50,000 campaign. It contrasts the Herald with the New York World which blames Hill for Democratic losses in New York State over socialist tilt and coal plank.
The Louisville Conner Journal argues the Sherman law is inadequate or unenforceable. The Courier Journal notes the law’s chief feature is the criminal clause and criticizes the Republican administration for not testing that provision. Until enforcement attempts occur, claims of inadequacy remain unproven.
Daily papers report Senator Martis severing ties with the Populist party and rejoining the Democrats. Senator Harris has an excellent Senate record and is a Democrat by long standing, never subscribing to the Populist confession of faith.
The Philippine commission enacted a law requiring officers to warn the public about imminent famine and to urge the cultivation of quick-growing food crops. The government will supply seeds and utilize public lands for agricultural use to support the effort.
An Italian anarchist fired three shots at King Leopold of Belgium the other day but missed. The piece denounces the act yet notes no endorsement of such methods to remove the monarch.
A Fairview township election in Public county produced a dead man as constable rather than vote for a Populist. The incident suggests some Republicans would support a failed candidate over the Populist challenger.
A note from eastern Kansas reports continued lingering summer heat with warm to hot conditions persisting despite slower activity in some portions of the state. The stretch underscores a byline about regional weather trends and seasonal warmth in recent days.
In Topeka reports say Governor elect Bailey plans marriage to Miss Clara. The piece notes a divorce filed ten months ago affecting proceedings and mentions a set of 180 cages as a local statistic.
Reverend Hicks extols the 1903 Almanac as finer and more useful than ever. The work highlights a luminous astronomy course, daily storm and weather forecasts, and abundant engravings. Single copies cost thirty cents. Word and Works with the Almanac is one dollar annually from Word and Works Publishing Co., St. Louis.
The brief references a local venue named Bat at the Red Light described as the best place in town. No additional details or events are provided to support a full news-style summary.
Lowe Elia iteins Mosheouis Palip attended a funeral in Garnett on Tuesday. Jota Whittington and wife were at the funeral last Thursday. Mrs Adelia Hester moved to Kansas City the first of the week. Nichols began work in Folnson county Wednesday to visit relatives. Mrs M R Rhoiles of Colony visited her father Tuesday. John Mitchell and wife visited their sons Tasully on Sunday. Lisde Aer and wife visited home folks near Lone Eh on Sunday. Ree Punta visited Prinvetin preached at the MEE church on Sunday morning.
Mrs McDowell and Miss Mla returned Monday from visiting relatives at Layne. Mrs Emily Methuwell with Mrs Ly Rader visited Mount on Monday. Mrs JM Atherton of Mormon is visiting her sister Mrs Nichols in LoneFlin. Louisa Sinclair and Gena Sinvlalit and Baylor Kigedid visited Lone Tilintrients. Mr Van Buskirk and wife, Mr Joniston and wife, Mrs Rich and Mr Thiel of Kinwall attended Mrs Laughlin’s funeral near Lone Ein. Mrs Laughlin died November 12, 1908, at home. survived by husband and five sons and one daughter. Funeral services were conducted by a local church.
The noted pianist Arthur Hochman will play in Garnett on Friday night as part of a concert series. Emphasis on a world renowned artist and a brief tour plan highlights. Deputy Sheriff and local officials report two men charged with burglary at a residence in Grey, with hearings set and appearances urged. Christmas and New Year travel dates and ticket prices noted, with sale limits and reborn dates listed.
A local eatery titled Red Light advertises oysters prepared in any style, inviting patrons to customize their seafood experience. The note highlights flexible preparation options and a casual dining vibe in a small-restaurant setting.
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