Democracy and Cleveland clash over first principles and Bryan
The article argues Mr. Cleveland’s call to return to first principles misdefines them, contrasts his Wall Street ties, and credits Bryan for 1896 leadership. It defends the Democratic Party as true to the Constitution and independence, criticizes Bryan’s silver stance and Paris treaty position, and predicts a wiser, more democratic future leadership.
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Cleveland
Democratic Party
Bryan
Chicago
Democracy
Wall Street
Jefferson
Mr. Cleveland
Palmer
Buckner
Mr. Bryan
Republican Party
Hoar
Fortune
Congress
Klondike
Transvaal
Thue
South Africa
Butt
Porto Ricans Starving Under Spanish Rule
Porto Rico, under Spanish rule, was self supporting and content, sending four senators and twelve deputies to the cortes who spoke for its needs. After the shift to American governance, Porto Rico has no representative in Washington and no one to speak for its rights.
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Spain
Porto Rico
Island
Cortes
Washington
Starving Porto Ricans and political blame in Iowa rhetoric
The article denounces U S policy in Puerto Rico amid claims of famine and neglect while critiquing political figures in Iowa. It cites Governor Pattison’s warnings of starvation, Dr. Williams’s reports of hundreds dying weekly, and calls for relief and representation for Porto Ricans. It also mocks promotion politics and contrasts imperial costs with humanitarian needs.
House introduces bill to raise top government salaries
A House bill sets vice presidential pay at 25000 and cabinet members at 15000, aligning salaries with executive post responsibilities. The proposal mirrors broader efforts to adjust government compensation.
Governor Pingree Invites Legislature to Banquet Tales
Michigan Governor Pingree recalls a White House banquet hosted by President McKinley. He boasts five wine glasses, a pousse cafe, and the best cigarette, joking about keeping pace with GOP hospitality while inviting lawmakers to a dinner.
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Wm. McKinley
United States
Gov. Progree
Michigan
Bro. McKinley
Gov. Pingree
White House
McKinley
Ilb
Gop
Senator McMillan
Sam
Marion of South Africa Outwits British Forces
The Boers gain strength from British failures as Gen. De Wet thwarts pursuit with rapid, elusive tactics. He moves from place to place with small commands, drawing praise for military ingenuity and for inspiring the locals who sing in gratitude as they retreat.
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de Wet
Marion
South Africa
Stonewall Jackson
The Britt News Endorses Conner After Bailey Battle
The Britt News criticizes its prior opposition to Bailey's candidacy for post office, now praising Conner for wisdom patriotism and justice in appointing Bailey. It asks why it earlier tried to prevent the appointment and calls the paper a scophant band wagon politician after the shift.
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The
Britt News
Bailey
Post Office
Conner
Emmetsburg man linked to Ottawa gambling loss
A Dubuque Telegraph dispatch says Geo. Consigny Jr of Emmetsburg real estate man and prominent local figure visited Ottawa Illinois where he was lured into a gambling den. He allegedly lost $200, a $500 diamond ring and deeds to 584 acres plus two notes for 2000 each. He offered 2500 to settle but was refused and a replevin suit was begun to recover the ring and deeds.
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Geo. Consigny Jr
Emmetsburg
Dubuque
Posten
Ottawa
Ill
Consigny
Geo. Consigny, Jr
Towa
Riordan & Zeller
Court Street
Iowa
E. 8. Gullener
Ottawa Daily Journal
Don- Signy
Dick Wolfe
Byron Snell
C. Ss. Cullen
Consigny sues for libel and seeks fair trial
The Enmetsburg Democrat previously described a gambling scene at Arnold's Park that echoes a case in Ottawa where Mr. Consigny was sued for libel. He asserts he will not receive a fair Palo Alto county trial and now hopes the Democrat reviews social and church ties of his Ottawa acquaintances to guarantee impartial proceedings.
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Enmetsburg Democrat
Arnold's Park
Consigny
Ottawa
Democrat
aMdault
Palo Alto
Whiteside Comedy Thrives With Notable Cast and Gowns
At the Call Saturday night the new romantic comedy Heart and Sword by Mr Whiteside drew unqualified praise this season. The production showcases refined costuming and scenery with gowns by Maurice Herman of New York noted as exquisite. Cast includes David Fauchett Frederic L Power Wm B Mack H J Salter George Holt A M McEntee Harry Willard Jos L Williams Julia Ralph Gertrude O Malley Helen Mar Wilcox Lelia Wolstan.
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Mr. Whiteside
David Fauchett
America
Frederic L. Power
Wm. B. Mack
H. J. Salter
George Holt
A. 3.McEntee
Harry Willard
Jos. L. Williams
Julia Ralph
Gertrude O'Malley
Helen Mar Wilcox
Lelia Wolstan
Is This Our Jack Denver Republican Report
John Graham a traveling man of 231 West Fourteenth Avenue attempted suicide by poison to frighten his wife. Neighbors say there has been ongoing trouble and Graham returned home Saturday night to renewed conflict. Police Surgeon Sharpley found no need for medical aid. Graham claimed he worked for a firm named Youman & Co, which does not appear in the directory and lists no such firm or his name.
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Pattison
Pennsylvania
England
A. D. Williams
United States Army
Jacksonville
Les Marias
Fenellard
Utuado
Williams
Denver
John Graham
Wast
Fourteenth Avenue
Graham
Sharpley
Youman & Co
Poultry Wanted and Local Advertisements
Poultry wanted with highest market price offered by W. A. Curron. Fresh oysters on hand from Arony Bros and James Patterson. Money to loan at 6 percent from Arony Bros and James Patterson. A. D. Clarke & Co. Miller promises watch accuracy. Dry damp shoes for ladies sold by Galbraith's Shoe Store. comfort and warmth promoted.
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Arony Bros
Galbraith’s Shoe Store
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