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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1903
Page
4
The Kansas supreme court justice candidate Pollock is chosen to replace Hook as U S circuit judge in Kansas. The report credits Cy Leland and the machine for the choice, notes Roosevelt appointed Pollock, and argues against party bosses controlling Republican candidates.
Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones of All Souls Church Chicago condemns U S policy on the Panama revolution urging adherence to international law and brotherhood among nations. He argues the United States should not recognize rebels without consulting allied powers and cautions against imperial haste for a canal over humanity.
A denunciation of nations turning from the cries of those losing life and liberty, lamenting broken pacts and the rush to protect commerce. It questions humane aims, praising noble fidelity to ideals while awaiting time for full realization of schemes.
A critical analysis of industrial society blaming private land and machinery ownership for crime and poverty. It argues competition breeds discord and greed, while ownership concentrates power like a tyrant, dividing producers into farm workers, renters, and owners, with the beef trust exploiting all. It questions whether Christ would tolerate rent, usury, debt, and wage exploitation.
Eugene Ware, commissioner of pensions, will resign and return to Topeka to resume law practice. He aims to be fair to veterans, though his actions anger Wall Street critics who press the pension system. Col. Dick Blue and Sam Peters are candidates to replace him.
A short notice highlights a local venue named Eat at the Red Light as a neighborhood beat spot in town, emphasizing its place in community dining and gathering.
Mrs Caroline Quantrell mother of the notorious Quantrell bandit died last Tuesday in the Ohio Odd Fellows home at Springfield aged 50 or more. Her greatest grief was her son running away to join the rebel army and his alleged involvement in the Kansas troubles.
As returns arrived by freight, it was noted the Socialist vote rose widely this year except Massachusetts where the Socialist surge forced both major parties to unite to defeat the Socialists.
In Chicago a big street railway dispute ends as both sides sign an agreement. Strikers are recalled and wages will be settled by arbitration. The company secured the favorable terms in the deal.
Grant Harrington of the Hiawathi Inocrat comments that the quest to identify an honest man within the Republican party will soon become as engaging as Ann's age.
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