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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1899
Page
4
The Jeffersonian Democrat recounts a speech critical of imperial influence in church affairs. It describes the emperor’s sits in the high place, forced homage, and contributions amid a crowd indignant at church state fusion. The piece contrasts humility with grandeur, noting the visit by Presbyterian brethren and calls for reform.
The excerpt describes London money market nervousness as of October 17 with the Bank of England and other banks hoarding gold amid Transvaal export cuts. It warns of possible suspension of specie payments, notes the Bank of France resisting gold sales, and mentions the German Reichsbank pressuring Hamburg banks to curb discounts to prevent gold shipments to London.
The fragment notes a revolt among the lower classes, with few Nobles supporting the Crown while most fight against Brill authority. It mentions Eby, Washington, Renee Jonna Adams, and a perception of Whig parliamentary farce as unfounded.
Copies prepared by ex-Senator Edmunds, honorary Philadelphia Anti Imperialist League president, gather signatures from citizens urging cessation of hostilities in the Philippine islands. They call for non interference with independence, aid to establish a government of their choosing, and protection by U S military and naval forces only as needed to maintain order until a government is established.
An official report by the U S consul general at Stockholm states Sweden owns and operates 2 284 miles of railway with 592 locomotives 425 baggage cars 92 passenger coaches 3 dining cars 45 postal wagons 6 combined coaches and baggage 21 prison vans 216 flat cars and 12 161 freight cars. It records an average annual profit over 43 years of government ownership above one and one third trillion dollars in American money and notes funds of 2 282 164 for pensioning retired workers and 2 079 219 for widows and orphans.
In a Fargo address the president asserted no bribe for peace in history and vowed it would never occur. He contrasted this with McKinley’s alleged past payments to the sultan of Sulu and a larger Cuba deal, urging memory of such transactions.
An article discusses British aims toward the Transvaal and Boer resistance as a pretext for imperial policy. It cites The Progress of the World from The American Monthly Review of Reviews. It also covers Mrs. Curtain of Plainfield Indiana praising Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption after cold and lung trouble, with free trials offered. It ends with ads and political commentary on the 1900 Democratic platform and gold standard debates plus a promotion for Electric Bitters as a cure for female ailments with price and guarantee.
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