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Newspaper

Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1897

Page

3

Ignorance and labor clash spark editorials and stock case

The piece argues the educated classes misunderstand mining strikes and the labor movement while reviewing A S Lelteh’s critique of educated ignorance. It cites Judge Foster upholding the Kansas City Live Stock Exchange as a trust and warns that legislation, not courts, must curb monopolistic exchanges that distort prices and commerce.

Valudie Foster Teaste Topeka Kansas City Foster Trady United States

Call issued for AFL convention in Nashville Tennessee

Washington advices report President Gorpers by Frank Morrison has issued a call to all affiliated unions for the forty seventh annual convention of the American Federation of Labor to be held in the house of representatives hall in Nashville at 10 o'clock Monday morning December 1. The convention will continue until business is concluded and resolutions or constitutional changes prepared for the secretary two weeks prior. The call outlines aims to address industrial stagnation and workers rights including child labor, public assembly, and free speech, with the convention to consider measures to correct wrongs and promote labor reforms.

Washington Samuel Gorpers Frank Morrison American Federation of Labor Nashville Tenn House of Representatives

Prussia Sees Rising Lunatics and Japan Holiday Customs

A fragmented historic piece notes Prussia’s lunacy rise from 66,063 in 1871 to 106,345 in 1880 and 82,850 in 1800, with male rates higher than female. It then shifts to Japan’s Children’s and Mothers’ holidays, detailing toys, costumes, and carp garlands. The text includes a biographical note on Rhoda who, blinded, learned to read and write, and closing with Aesop’s Fables moral about intention.

Lonney England Prussia Alyo

Children Paradise in Japan Draws From A French Article

A French magazine article on Japan portrays the country as a paradise for children. It cites Yokohama springtime scenes, kite flying, and child welfare, noting Japanese youth as gentle, thrifty, and less combative than American peers. It discusses street life of sampan boys, clerks, and adopted children, with comment on customs and economic care for offspring.

Aapaneno Chident Japan Ito Uveir Yokohama Tesa Hin Jayanceo

Moorish Execution Described In German Banker Murder Case

A Tangier correspondent reports the December murder of German banker Herr Hagsner. Three men, a Spaniard and two Moors, were executed after torture and trial requests by the German legation. One Moor was shot publicly, then finished with a pistol, while the others faced grim confinement. The incident provokes debate over European safety and Moorish sentiment in the region.

Tangler Hagsner Lnst Saya London ‘Times Gibraltar Ikasbar Hoe Hite Soko Tim Tian Kasha

Donkey Training Turns Sour as Attack Injures Knight

James Knight of Chobham bought a troublesome donkey and tried restraint with bread. After weeks of method, the animal savagely attacked knight fixing teeth in his throat. Knight was rushed to Ottershaw Infirmary for treatment. The donkey was shot after being restrained.

Board of Agriculture James Knight Chobham Knight Hope Ottershaw

Color Top Illusions and Newspaper Misprints

A discussion of color top tricks and optical effects shows how disk spinning changes perceived colors and fringes. The article also notes humorous printing errors and a caution about misprinted content in a newspaper, including a mistaken health and tomato catchup recipe segment.

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