What About Next Week in McKinley Talk Sparked by Laborers
A San Francisco labor rally with President McKinley prompted a striking question What about next week The piece criticizes current policy on railroads trusts money and imperialism and argues for a forward plan. It cites interviews with Albert Hirshheimer and remarks on Danish West Indies destiny and echoes fears at Statuary Hall.
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McKinley
San Francisco
California
Republican Campaign Fund
LaCrosse Chronicle
Albert Hirshheimer
McKipley
Hirshheimer
LaCrosse Republican and Leader
May
Jlirshheimer
Ile
United States
Indies
Denmark
Danish West Indies
Spain
Philippines
Danish Islands
Islands
Capitol
Washington
The
New York World
the World
Hayard
Webster
Summer
A. Jenkins
Philadelphia
South Carolina Senators Tillman and McLaurin Seek Democratic Primary Deal
The article notes Tillman and McLaurin agreeing to resign to the governor for November effect after the primary. It argues the move limits South Carolina’s voice and frames Tillman as the man and McLaurin as the dollar. It previews coverage for Commoner readers and questions plutocratic influence in the region.
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South Carolina
Tillman
McLaurin
Senator McLaurin
The
Commoner
Senator Tillman
Fraud in Manila service officials and wage debates in 1900s politics
The piece reports fraud allegations in Manila government service with testimony on commissions, silenced shortages, and fictitious labor payrolls. It notes Editor Rice’s deportation, machinists striking for a nine hour day with pay, and editorials favoring an eight hour day. It also comments on Hereford Republicans, party switches, and General Chaffee’s farewell note in China.
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Manila
Rice
Quips and Quirks From a Century Ago Headlines
A collection of antiquated vignettes including Franklin on voting with a donkey, ponderings on Bismarck’s role, a Georgia preacher’s penitence, Gladstone and Healey over indulgences, Twain’s dentist tale, and a Transvaal war quip.
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Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania
Franklin
America
Mari Twain
West End
London
Clemmens
Transvaal
Peruna praise from nurses and teachers toward health tonic
Miss Lucy Annie Heiser of Minneapolis writes from Albert Lea Minnesota praising Peruna as a grand and valuable medicine. She cites cures for an inflamed womb and other female ailments after doctors failed to help. Letters from Amanda Shumaker and others describe relief from headaches backache and general debility after Peruna use. The notice invites readers to seek Hartman’s advice if results are not prompt and satisfactory.
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Albert Lea
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Sampson
Malaris
Hor
Peruna
Lucy Annie Heiser
Amanda Shumaker
Public Schools
Columbia City
Wash
Independent Order of Good Templars
Hart
Man
Pratao
Martla B. Curtis
Legion of Loyal Women
Hotel Salem
Boston
Masa
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
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W. J. Bryan
Abraham Lincoln
William MelWhinley
Democratic Party
Packers
Earl of Cadogan
Ward VII
Ireland
Ward
South Africa
Tillman and McLaurin
Shoud
Hereford
Chaffee
China
Bismarck
Georgia
Gladstone
Father Healey
Italy
Homeopathic Hospital of
Minneapolis
Mian
Minneapolis, Minn
Mattie B. Curtie
Wetmore
M.C. Wetmore Tobacco CO
St. Louis
Canawda
Land of Plenty
Department of Interior
Ottawa
Canada
Bartholomew
Fifth St
Des Moines
Laws
G&j Tire Company
Indianapolis
Ind
N.L
Es Moines
Carcarets
Indianapolis Journal
Davin H. Mogray
Newark
Oo Hea
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