Political Fragments and Opinions Across Regions
A column of opinions references Governor's California trip, Mark Hanna, Bryan as president, canal bill impasse, Dewey as Admiral, and electoral results. It notes David Hill's stance, Clara Morris on stage doors, and a New Yorker’s view on negro voting rights and constitutional balance.
The Famine in India Increases Deaths and Suffering
The article warns that the Indian famine continues with thousands dying daily and millions more likely to perish before crops recover. It cites an estimate of 12 to 20 million deaths, notes relief is limited to about one twentieth, and urges readers to donate via New York banks to aid famine victims.
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New York
Senator Clark’s Bride Elect Chooses Butte Over East
A Chicago Evening Post dispatch mocks Eastern proprieties as Senator Clark’s fiancée, Miss La Chapelle, declares preference for Montana. She rejects fears of Western independence, prefers Butte’s liberty while embracing local welcome and a silver cornet band to greet her.
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Montana
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Augusta lynching and Kansas egg trade woes
A Nashville American reprints on lynching warn of mob justice against a Black man involved in a murder, asserting law via courts is the proper course and lynching breeds further crime. The piece notes Hutchinson Kansas ships 150 car-loads of eggs this season signaling strong statewide egg production. It also comments on a pivotal political moment for the Democratic party facing a potential defeat. British reports say Lord Roberts nears Pretoria eroding Boer morale as resistance stiffens.
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