Imperialism debated by Hearst and Democrats in 1900s era
The piece parries Hearst's claim that imperialism under the Republicans is a fear tactic, noting the ills of disenfranchised Indians territories and blacks, while praising Liberal governance in the Philippines and critiquing Bryan era rhetoric. It recalls 1890s free trade and silver debates and credits Republican policy with strengthening capital, industry, and workers.
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W. R. Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Hearst
Mr. Bryan
Republic
Congress
United States
McKinley
Lincoln
Grant
Cedar Rapids
Norfolk
Neb
Bryan
McKinley odds and party shifts stir election talk
The Times notes betting at ten to four on McKinley in New York City as Omaha Bee cites growing Democratic exodus from the Bryan camp. It reports Kansas City prohibitionists active, a Kansas editor mocking Brewer’s liberty attire, and Colorado’s Silver Republicans unlikely to back Bryan. Norfolk, Nebraska hosts fifty-nine traveling men with fifty-four in a McKinley club, challenging Bryans nationwide appeal.
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New York City
McKinley
Kansas
Denver Republican
Colorado
Bryan
Kansas City
Norfolk
Nebraska
McKinley Club
Pekin Entry and Controversial Quotes Stir Debate
Allied forces entered Pekin on Saturday amid calls for harsh reprisals against foreigners. Kentucky official Caleb Powers faces life imprisonment for Goebel murder conspiracy, while Bernard Murphy of the Vinton Eagle holds multiple roles. Italian anarchists arrested in New York could prompt harsher action. A Bryan Lincoln quote is cited to spur industry, cautioning against violence and urging self-reliance.
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Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Goebel
Walter C Willson a Leading Webster City Figure Dies
Walter C Willson owner of the Webster City and Lehigh railway died after injuries from supervising unloading a dirt car. He was seventy six and a major local magnate with mining interests and extensive property around Webster City. He was a busy, progressive, indomitable man, greatly missed in Webster City.
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Walter C. Willson
Hamilton County
Webster City
Lehigh
Walt. Willson
Ilonson Eyes China Duty Amid Political Gimmicks
A fragment from a column notes Ilonson seeking duty in China, suggesting courage after enduring a public smear against American women. It also mentions Jerry Simpson courting female suffrage support, and John Herriott as a potential governor candidate. The piece contrasts Georgia and South Carolina election practices and recalls Kansas ex senator John J Ingalls who died in Las Vegas.
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John J. Ingalls
Kansas
Las Vegas
N. M
Ingalls
Conkling
United States Senate
World Distinction Sought Despite Local Fame
A woman declares she should not marry a locally famous man, seeking instead a world distinguished figure with a great Caesar name. The verse frames a social dilemma of status and ambition within intimate vows.
Roosevelt speech critique stirs reader letter responses
In WaLpo Oregon readers debate Governor Roosevelt’s St Paul address. The editor confirms endorsement of Roosevelt’s charges against Democrat platforms. Critics cite lawlessness, dishonor, and a policy of expansion, arguing Democratic aims threaten national unity and duties abroad.
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WaLpo
Ore
Roosevelt
St. Paul
Spain
Lawton
Wheeler
Schley
Dewey
W. J. Wimner
Chicago
Supreme Court
Kansas City Platform
Kansas City
Cleveland
Demands for truth in politics and a bold future
An editorial excerpt attacks the Democratic policy as infamy and condemns Bryan's money stance. It cites Roosevelt and Lawton to accuse certain factions of national misery. The piece mocks political figures, notes August heat, and ends with a wry nod to Father Time.
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Mr. Wimner
Roosevelt
Inter Ocean
Father Time
Wedding Tour Prank Sparks Railcar Banter
Eorror Pittman of the Western Printer cites a ribald exchange aboard a Pullman train bound for Chicago. A newly married couple seek accommodations with a passing passenger joking about a birth, prompting amused retorts from the rustic speaker.
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Eorror Pittman
Chicago
Headache Relief Claim for Dr. King's New Life Pills
Advertises Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy for sick and nervous headaches promising pure blood and improved health. Claims thousands have tried it and that it costs 25 cents with a money back guarantee not cured. Sold by L M Bosworth druggist.
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Dr. King
L. M. Bosworth
Pure Lustre Mineral offers clean ing kitchen ware
Ad copy promotes Pure Lustre Mineral for clean kitchen ware sold by C. F. Letts. Mentions Coase and Sanborns coffees as best on earth and recommends trying them, again noting sale by C. F.
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C. F. Letts
Coase & Sanborns
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