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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1901
Page
4
The speaker warns that long planned by big bankers, a money trust will soon fully control U S finances. Reform papers warned the public and Republicans laughed, but plans are laid and catastrophe looms as control consolidates.
The Knoxville Sentinel offered to raise a $20,000 purse to cover Admiral Schley’s court of inquiry expenses, but he courteously declined the funds.
The cement and plaster manufacturers have organized a trust with 16 200 000 capital. All Kansas companies join. Tur wayor Burr Oak post master and farmer fought in a post office, both hurt. Mayor arrested. farmer to Kansas City for care, to be arrested on return. Also a Santa Fe collision near Los Angeles killed several, many wounded, five cars burned. A Rock Island stock train derail near Hutchinson injures none except an unknown hitchhiker killed.
Morser Bickerpyke the soldiers nurse and friend died on the Sth iust at her son’s home in Bucket Hill Kas. She was beloved by the old boys in blue and will be remembered while any soldier remains on this side of the mystic river.
Carr G. W. Levy of New Rochelle commends Jo McDill s Musings. He believes Bryan and Briedenthal would form a strong 1904 team but prefers Tom Watson over Bryan for the lineup.
Kansas election results show the Populist party ahead of Democrats in county commission seats with a notably higher number of Populist commissioners than Democratic ones. The data suggests the Populists are not a minor third party in this tally.
Coton, the capital of Colombia, has fallen and the prefect is a prisoner of war as the conflict in South America grows hotter.
Tux Ft. Scott water company offers its plant to the city for 135000 dollars, with the proposal to be submitted to the city council at its next meeting. President Roosevelt reverses part of the McKinley policy by restoring civil service in about 1600 offices. Gotp found in Cowley county in paying quantities causing excitement. Western business leaders, supported by Eastern capital, plan gas drilling.
Jo McDill laments government curb on Farmers' Advocate in Kansas, denouncing post office rules as an unconstitutional attack on press freedom. praises editor Annie L Diggs, notes the paper’s cooperation, reform battles, and value to farmers and common readers.
The piece denounces conservative democracy as a cover for spoils, trusts, and aristocratic privilege. It claims Hill and Cleveland symbolize a failing, parasitic politics, urging a progressive, aggressive movement to overthrow Republican trust imperialism and misrule. It portrays mass masses seeking true reform over office-seeking factions.
The piece denounces post office censorship led by Madden and warns of suppression of opposing papers like The Commoner and Independent. It cites actions against Pawnee Chief and calls for Roosevelt's intervention. The closing note reports Linn County electing eight opposition trustees to three Republicans.
The tug livestock commission firm of Tamblyn and Tamblyn of Kansas City has been forced into bankruptcy. A Kansas barkers convention is scheduled in Kansas City Kansas. Wellington pursues artesian water.
The Garnett Lecture Course second program features the Boston Ladies' Symphony Orchestra performing at Grand Opera House on Wednesday evening November 27. Reserved seats go on sale at Glass’s book store Tuesday morning November 26.
An old newspaper ad lists Plymouth Rock Cockerels for sale near Welda Kansas and promotes Dr Kay medicine line. It includes Dr Kay's Renovator for multiple ailments and Dr Kay's Lung Balm with prices 25 cents to 50 cents and mail orders from Saratoga New York. The testimonial mentions relief from lung issues after using Dr Kay's Lung Balm.
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