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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1904
Page
1
Rules for the Agitator Piato contest outline cash terms for subscriptions and advertising. Contestants must be married or single. coupons issued for ad payments grant votes. Judges are three disinterested parties. piano prize to be moved to winner's home after verification of subscriptions and ads.
The essay argues socialism is not a belief but a doctrine linked to faith, aligning with Christian love of God and neighbor. It defends free schools as a socialist benefit to society, contrasts religious seminaries’ teaching, and urges pragmatic, constitutional steps to expand public provisions like education, pensions, and postal services.
A speaker argues that charitable institutions and pensions reflect state management by voters and that helping the helpless aligns with Christian duty. He asserts Socialism offers costed services like mail and education, would abolish war and reward pensioners, and accuses opponents of ignorance or mendacity. The church risks becoming a societal stench if it opposes these ideas.
Former national House speaker David B. Henderson lies ill at his Dubuque Iowa residence. reports indicate he has suffered long illness and that his mind may be affected.
The text argues that three years of Roosevelt's administration cost the nation 250 million dollars more than four years of McKinley's presidency, covering Spanish War expenses and the Philippines purchase, criticizing Rooseveltism as extravagant.
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