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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1900
Page
4
Cities Grow by 37 in Ten Years to 25 000 Population
In the past decade the count of cities reaching a population of 25 000 increased by 37, reflecting steady urban growth across regions. The gain highlights expanding municipal sizes and shifting demographics.
Thanksgiving Gratitude for November Oth Results
The public expresses deep thanks for the outcomes dated November nth, reflecting national relief and satisfaction on Thanksgiving Day. Citizens overlook other concerns as the vote tally or results are celebrated for promising gains and stability.
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America
Railroad Wreck in Mexico Kills Twenty, Wounds Sixty
In a Mexican Central Railroad collision last Thursday a wreck in Mexico caused the deaths of twenty people and injuries to about sixty. Authorities investigated the cause as officials reported the toll and casualties from the disaster.
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Mexico
Oswego Times Brief History of the Democratic Party
The Oswego Times traces the party’s lineage from its Jeffersonian origins to the Bryan era with a concise historical note. It states Founded by Jefferson, founded by Bryan, highlighting the party’s long arc from early republic roots to later populist leadership.
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Oswego
N. Y
Jefferson
Bryan
Tariff Question and Election Voter Patterns
The question suggests protectionist sentiment shaped voting in manufacturing states. It notes that those states favored a protectionist candidate and opposed the free trade advocate, implying tariff policy influenced electoral outcomes.
Davis dies senator from Minnesota remembered as industrious
U S Senator Cushman K Davis of St Paul Minnesota died on Wednesday. He was described as one of the most industrious and useful members of the Senate and his loss will be hard to replace in the body.
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U.S
Cushman K. Davis
St. Paul
Minn
Davis
Senate
Old Bridge Replaced by 130-Foot Steel Lattice Span
In Streetville near Toronto Ontario an old railway bridge was removed and a new 130 foot steel lattice girder bridge quickly installed delaying traffic for about forty minutes.
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Streetville
Toronto
Ontario
Surrender and oath of allegiance by Aguinaldo followers
A group of twelve hundred Aguinaldo supporters surrendered and pledged loyalty to the United States. The speaker questions whether this implies they heard of McKinley’s election and Bryan’s defeat.
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Aguinaldo
United States
McKinley
Bryan
Trusts and Manufacturing Growth in 1890s America
The passage notes rapid growth in manufacturing firms despite trust consolidation. It cites 350,000 concerns in 1890 and 600,000 in 1900, a 71 percent increase, arguing momentum remained strong even with trust activity.
German stance warns ex-president Kruger on visit
The Emperor of Germany told ex-President Paul Kruger that his presence would not be welcomed in Berlin. The remark unsettled Kruger and signaled opposition to foreign interference in South African affairs.
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Germany
Paul Kruger
South African Republic
Berlin
Paul
Army bill envisions fifteen Filipino regiments for duty in the Philippines
The proposed army bill contemplates enlisting fifteen regiments of Filipinos to serve in the Philippines. They would be officered by Americans and are expected to prove capable soldiers with proper drill and equipment.
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Philippines
Chicago Ridiculed as Not Worst City in U S
The St. Louis Globe Democrat argues New York records 500 annual murders, Boston 348, New Orleans 215, and Chicago 220. It notes Chicago, despite faults, is not the nation's murder capital and that Boston outmurders Chicago given its population.
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Chicago
United States
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
New York
Boston
New Orleans
Utah voters repudiate Bryan after 1896 and 1900 shifts
The text notes Utah gave Bryan a 51 890 majority in 1896 and later shifted to a large McKinley majority over 4 000 in 1900. It attributes the change to Bryan and his party threatening Utahns interests in lead wool sugar stock and other local industries, causing repudiation by Utah voters.
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Utah
Bryan
McKinley
Kruger Seeks Mediation Stance From France on Britain
Hix President Kruger of the former South African Republic has pressed French Foreign Minister Delcasse about mediation with Great Britain. Delcasse indicated France remains unmoved on the issue and would not be first among powers to offer mediation. Other nations are expected to follow.
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Hix
Kruger
South African
M. Delcasse
France
Great Britain
M. Delecasse
Republicans deny imperialism while Democrats claim anti imperialism
The piece argues that Republicans reject imperialism and Democrats tout anti imperialism yet notes a Hawaii native elected to Congress as a true imperialist, highlighting political posturing in the last election.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
Congress
Election in Hawaii Elevates Queen Liliuokalani Ally
Dethroned queen era politics see a Democrat backed victory over a Republican rival with key Hawaiian support shaping the outcome.
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Liliokalani
Free Trade Contrast In Kensington Amid Flood Relief
In Kensington during Cleveland's last winter the city distributed $10,000 to residents to keep them afloat. Recently locals donated $2,000 from earnings to Texas flood victims, arguing the gulf between free trade and protective policies mirrors pauperism versus beneficence.
Regional coal strike shifts results in Pennsylvania counties
The Pennsylvania coal strike disrupted political forecasts as Democrats hoped for Bryan gains and free trade. Instead all three strike counties delivered large majorities for McKinley in 1900, up from Bryan's 1896 margins, showing the perils of prognostication.
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Pennsylvania
Bryan
McKinley
China settlement hopes hinge on powers' foreign unity
It is hoped in Washington that all powers in China will reach a joint agreement on affairs with China. Before dealing with China, these powers must agree among themselves on their demands. They have been slow to understand and may never agree. It is likely the United States plan will be adopted with modifications.
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Washington
China
United States
Congress Ends Short Session With Holiday Adjournment In Sight
Congress meets in a brief session Monday morning and plans limited action before holidays. Key measures urged include revenue reduction and army reorganization. Potential action on the Nicaraga Canal bill and ship subsidy bill is noted, though they may await the next session.
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Congress of the United States
Sunk in a Typhoon Off San Luis D'Apra Harbor
The U S auxiliary cruiser Yosemite, anchored in the harbor at San Luis D Apra, was sunk during a typhoon, with details of the loss and the fate of crew to follow in later reports.
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U. S
Yosemite
San Luis D’apra
Pity Beauty Pity Beauty
A plea about a starving baby with dimples gone and fat missing. The mother suspects food issues and urges Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil as the fat that can save the child. The ad notes the genuine product with its picture and offers free samples, listing Scott & Bowne as makers.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne, Chemists
Pearl St
Typhoon Strikes Guam Sinking Ship and Reefs Claim Hundreds
A Guam typhoon on November 23 caused a ship to break its cable and sink after drifting onto reefs. Five crew members died or were missing as a launch crew searched for safety. Two towns, Terraforo and Indrajan, were swept away with hundreds of native fatalities feared.
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Guam
U.S
Terraforo
Indrajan
Southern Youth urged toward new political path by Moore
Hon William Moore of Memphis Tenn issues an address to Southern Youth urging departure from old Democratic policies. He argues the South must abandon Bourbon era views and embrace reform toward common sense and southern prosperity, noting a drift of public opinion away from past leadership in Dixey.
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William Moore
Memphis
Tenn
South
Moore
Dixey
Comptroller urges tighter bank loans to directors
Comptroller of the Currency Dawes urges in his annual report that laws be amended to restrict loans by national banks to their own directors and officers. He notes that about two thirds of bank failures are linked to such insider lending and lacking proper security.
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Dawes
Pettigrew Son Predicts Boer Victory
The text notes Senator Pettigrew’s quiet stance and his son, who served with the Boer army, declaring that the Boers will win, though he did not remain to witness their triumph.
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Pettigrew
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