McKinley Memorial Tablet Unveiled at Washington Church
In the Metropolitan Church of Washington a marble tablet honoring William McKinley was unveiled by Justice Thomas H. Anderson. President Roosevelt and Cortelyou attended as Senator Fairbanks praised McKinley's life, his patriotism, and restraint in war. The ceremony closed with "Nearer My God to Thee" and "America" as the tablet was revealed.
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Republican Platform Calls for Peace and Civil Government in Philippines
The Republican platform endorses the administration’s policy in the Philippines, opposing insurgent sympathizers both abroad and in the United States. It asserts U S sovereignty within its territories, aims for lasting peace, and seeks broader Filipino participation in domestic governance based on demonstrated capacity for self government.
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Debt reduction record cited as Republicans claim credit
The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic fiscal records in Indiana. It cites debt levels, tax law effects, and spending, arguing Republicans achieved large debt reductions and lower taxes through strict business methods while Democrats increased debt despite higher revenues. It also notes political claims and notes several local product plugs.
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Community kidney cure and ice mine plans in late 19th century notices
The column lists various notices and opinions including Foley's Kidney Cure sold by G. A. Baas, a new ice mine venture near Flagstaff Arizona, and Governor Hunt citing 10 000 voters in Porto Rico. It cites U S foreign and domestic trade, anti trust talk, Republican and Democratic positions, census figures on farm income and output, and praise for American agriculture parallel to industrial growth.
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August Flower Still Tops Worldwide Medicine Sales
Advertorial note extols Green's August Flower as a cure-all for biliousness indigestion and headaches. Claims it cleans the system regulares digestion and was widely trusted when doctors were scarce. Promotes purchasing at G. A. Baas' drug store and requests the Green's Special Almanac.
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