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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1900
Page
1
A historical call argues that the Philippine Islands policy risks imperial conquest in the name of humanity. It contends the Cuba parallel misleads voters, critiques McKinley’s administration, Aguinaldo’s hopes, and warns that occupation through military government betrays liberty and justice.
Jesse Hampsuirn ex sergeant of Co. E 20th Kansas rolls out a blunt verdict on imperialism with defiant tone. The remark marks a decisive stance as a fitting close to his public stance.
The piece denounces a revived slaveholding sentiment in a new political faction led by McKinley era Republicans. It warns of a standing army against Americans, compares current policies to past slavery, and urges Americans to resist perceived tyranny while defending true American liberty. The author condemns hypocrisy and calls for vigilance against imperial and militaristic overreach.
William Jennings Bryan drew massive crowds in Fort Scott with two separate gatherings in convention hall and on the Plaza. Estimates ranged from 15 000 to 20 000, trains carried visitors, and a log rolling event accompanied the day as locals and visitors cheered the speaker.
Ex soldiers in Anderson county who served in the Civil War or later war are asked to attend at Fusion Headquarters Garnett on Saturday September 22 at 2 pm. A matter of interest to them will be presented for consideration by the Committee of Old Soldiers. Gun the Actrator and the Kansas City Times one year for 1.25.
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