Elections in Cuba mark step toward self rule
In Am ericus 62 March 20 1900 a long discussion of Cuban elections on May 11 and the shift toward local self government under U S occupation. Government aims to teach self rule, with Spanish citizens declaring Cuban citizenship by May 1 to vote. Secretary Root’s Cuba visit influences shaping of town governance and reforms, warnings about agitators and ward politicians, and the hope that May elections start Cubans on the right road.
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Newspaper Reform Sparks Political Fire in 1880s Debate
The piece notes heated political questions in state and national life and mocks sensational newspaper editing moves. It cites Brigham H. Roberts, linked to Utah politics, editing a Kansas paper for a month to present his view. It also references a Savannah News squib on New York City reform, banning meals music without licenses and lampooning reformers.
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It Is His Business To Boom The City Month After Month
A newspaper map argues that boosting candidates and enterprises is part of the press’s duty and laments being blamed for bias. It questions the ethics of paying for public events, promoting ventures, and providing free advertisement while criticizing a columnist for lacking balance.
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Bolivian Revolution Reported Advancing in Bolivia
A Herald dispatch from Port of Spain says Hernandez’s revolution is gaining ground with a key Saturday move forcing government troops to retreat. He is said to be marching toward Unidad Bolivia as General Miles tours Charleston harbor defenses en route to Savannah aboard Sedgwick.
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