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Kansas Agitator in Garnett, Kansas

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Kansas Agitator

Location

Garnett, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1900

Page

6

Letter from W J Bryan to Democratic peers endorses platform

Bryan accepts the Democratic nomination and pledges not to seek re election. He endorses the Kanes City platform, attacks private monopolies and trusts, supports direct senatorial elections, arbitration for labor disputes, a Department of Labor, and bimetallism with a 16 to 1 gold to silver ratio. He defends Monroe Doctrine, Nicaraguan canal, and warns against corporate political influence. He calls for income tax authority and constitutional amendment if needed.

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Canadian Wood Bison Near Extinction Report

The wood bison in British North America is described as doomed to extinction with estimates of survivors shrinking in recent decades. Observations note their northern retreat toward the Great Slave region, the difficulty of hunting in winter, and minimal trade for robes as traders shift away from bison robes.

British North America J. A. Allen American Museum of Natural History India Profeanor Hornaday New York Zoological Frank Russell Ponce Slave

Duke of Cambridge in Rome and theOrigins of the Telephone

The article recounts the Duke of Cambridge’s comic scramble with Latin at the Vatican and a pope who rattled off English phrases. It then reflects on A G Bell’s boyhood inspiration for the telephone and a Newark incident where an automobile is treated as a traction engine requiring a watchman a eighth of a mile ahead.

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