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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1899
Page
4
Ballot snapshot lists candidates for county offices including Treasurer J W Suieips Clerk C E Grass Reiser of Deeds 5 W WaITTINGTON Coroner Gxo SchoonovEer and Commissioner 1st Dist Gro McADAM with party designation People’s Party reclaiming county offices.
Our ticket lists J W Shields for treasurer and Elass for sheriff with strong support. Harry H Bolson for county clerk Eugene W Whittington for register of deeds Dr Geo Schoonover for coroner Geo McAdam for county commissioner. All seen as capable, moral candidates with broad local backing. Kansas delegation prior anti trust conference largely silent.
A report notes another resignation within Spain's cabinet as ongoing political instability challenges the government. The piece highlights repeated changes and difficulties in maintaining a stable executive team.
Duos Walker sends a heartfelt obituary tribute from Oxranosa City Oklahoma Territory dated September 30, 1899 praising W H Mellen for courage, conviction, and reform work. He recalls long friendship from Greenley to Garnett, notes sympathy from the bereaved, and urges honoring the heroic memory through living duties and support for the daughters.
The union convention pledges allegiance to time honored party principles and to the 1896 Bryan platform. It condemns the Philippine War as unnecessary and un-American and criticizes the national administration as violating republican traditions. It salutes the Twentieth Kansas volunteers who fought in the Philippines.
The Tax Twentieth Kansas boys are expected to travel to San Francisco on October 7 for an upcoming event.
The Washington Post maintains Dewey will accept a nomination if offered, even as he says he is not in politics. The Post envisions Dewey and Wheeler as a national ticket, capable of sweeping the country regardless of party nomination.
A St Louis Post-Dispatch column accuses Roosevelt of borrowing language from the administration to label opponents traitors in both major parties as the Philippine situation is scrutinized.
A historical roster lists teachers and administrators by name, school, and district across Anderson County. It includes numerous Garnett and Col ony schools, with principals and intermediate and primary postings, reflecting a vast teaching staff across multiple locales.
An advertisement-style report extols Swift Specifics as a tonic to restore vigor and blood count in the elderly. It cites testimonials from Sarah Pile of Broadway Boston and W Loving of Coloquitt Georgia, urging readers to buy the product for renewed health. It also claims the remedy builds blood and lists benefits like stronger appetite and energy.
A legal filing alleges Sears Roebuck and Co. faced a dispute over seat protection fees. The case centers on alleged terms and obligations in a contract or purchase agreement. The document names Sears Roebuck as the defendant and outlines actions sought by the plaintiff.
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