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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1901
Page
4
Senator Quay Still Pa Senator
A brief note reiterates that Senator Quay of Pennsylvania remains the same officeholder. The text emphasizes continuity in leadership without detailing actions or dates.
Kentucky Referred to as the dark and bloody ground
Thirty people were reported killed on Christmas Day in Kentucky with no mention of wounded. The text notes the violent scene across the state, referencing knife cuts, pistols, guns and other weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
New York Governor urged to remove city mayor
The governor of New York faces calls to oust the New York City mayor over alleged citywide corruption. The opinion argues removal would address governance failures and restore public trust amid ongoing scandals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
State of
New York
City of
Bryan and Cleveland Factions Clash Over Democrat Identity
The article debates who counts as a Democrat as Bryan leads one faction while Cleveland rejects his claim. Bryan counters that Cleveland is not a Democrat, and Cleveland argues Bryan is not. The piece outlines proposed actions tied to each faction and the question of true party membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Cleveland
Customs take in the Philippines tops twenty million
The year’s customs receipts in the Philippines total 20,000,000, a figure noted as rising from prior Spanish collections of about £5,000,000 annually. The report implies imports have quadrupled under the new administration or that the new collectors are accurately reporting revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Wheat price rise tied to silver bias in last century
The article notes a three cent advance in wheat in the final days of the century and mocks free silver advocates for not arguing the tied rise of silver with wheat. It asks why Bryanites do not push the claimed inseparable link between silver and wheat in market movements.
Poor Man's Salary in Parliament Sparks Debate
A critic notes that poverty blocks entry to Parliament since members serve without pay. Irish leaders plan to allow a salary of 15 15 a week to enable a poorer candidate to stand, arguing it may still be less than what some unpaid richer MPs are worth.
Indiana should adopt Australian voting reform
The piece argues Indiana improve progress by introducing the Australian voting machine. It claims this would reduce vote selling, ensure a fair and incorrupt ballot, and have counts reflect the will of the majority more quickly.
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Indiana
Lord Roberts Named Hari Acknowledges Merit Across Continents
Lord Roberts, famed British General on two continents, is created Hari as a reward of merit. About two hundred Haris exist in England, so the distinction is not exclusive. English peerage has five ranks Baron Viscount Earl Marquis and Duke, with Wellington a Duke after defeating Napoleon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Roberts
England
Wellington
Napoleon
Denmark's West Indian Islands Sale Dilemma Poses Policy Question
Denmark faces pressure to sell its West Indian islands to raise revenue and cut costs. The question asks what course a country should take as Denmark resists selling to any other power, leaving it in a difficult position without a clear ally or plan.
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Denmark
Question of Denmark sale price amid international pressure
An era question arises whether a nation should force Denmark to sell for a trifling sum or demand a fair price she resists letting others buy. The dilemma weighs nationalist honor against economic advantage in diplomacy.
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Denmark
Russian contract for meat supplies to Russia
Russia has contracted with a Chicago firm to supply 1,500 barrels of specially prepared meat for the Russian army. Despite sensational yellow journalism about American meats during the Spanish American War, Russia appears unconvinced and seeks reliable imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Chicago
Emperor of China and Empress debate terms with powers
The writer argues the Emperor’s acceptance of terms should be conditional and questions the legitimacy of any treaty if the Dowager Empress could appoint a new Emperor the next day. It suggests removing the Empress before signing the agreement to ensure a stable outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Federation of Australian provinces sworn in first Governor
The four Australian provinces formed a federation akin to the United States and on New Year’s Day their first Governor was sworn in. The Earl of Hopetown assumed the post as celebrations featured ten thousand schoolchildren and a thousand-strong choir singing patriotic airs. A message from the Queen offered congratulations and praised the colonial progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
United States
Earl of Hopetown
Australia set to lead among English speaking nations
A speech highlights Australia moving to be among the most progressive English speaking countries, urging swift efforts and support as the nation advances on the global stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Tesla on alien signals and planetary territory dreams
Nikola Tesla, described as an electrical expert, says inhabitants of other planets are attempting to signal Earth. He notes uncertainty on whether messages will reach us and imagines future interplanetary communications and the possible desire of European powers to claim lunar or planetary zones.
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Nikola Tesla
Mr. Tesla
Europe
England
France
Germany
Democrats face realignment as Bryan and Cleveland lead splits
The piece argues Bryan and Cleveland head rival Democratic factions at the start of the 20th century. It predicts one wing may be absorbed by the other or by the Republicans, questions the timing of any union, and notes Bryan plans to publish a newspaper to bolster personal power while chaos reins in the party.
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Bryan
Cleveland
Republican Party
Government postal service should not aid large firms
The piece argues against a postal delivery system that would let large East Coast grocery and dry goods firms ship nationwide at low rates, warning it would harm small country merchants. It urges government facilities at the lowest cost but against acting as a common carrier for big dealers, which would tax the people to subsidize monopolies and burden express competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
United States
To Reorganize or Not in Democratic Debate
A political voice debates whether reorganizing the Democratic party will heal or wreck it. The piece argues that any reorganization would discard Bryanism or Clevelandism, leading to further repudiation and a wandering erosion of party ideals. The essay frames the modern Democrat as hostile to progress.
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Cleveland
Bitter political divides split parties over Cleveland and Bryan
The excerpt rails against Cleveland and Bryan era politics, calling supporters followers of discord and idol worship. It claims Democrats are torn between two masters, with voters split into camps worshiping rival idols and opposing Grover Cleveland and Bryan.
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Cleveland
Gray Gables
Satan
Grover
United States
Bryan
Democratic Party
Century ahead: humanity’s limitless potential and progress
The writer reflects on the dawn of a new century, arguing that future achievements in science and knowledge will exceed those of the past. He asserts humans have greater facilities and opportunities, predicting profound discoveries and inventions in the coming era.
Help wanted for Indiana contract delivery and collection work
Old established manufacturing wholesale house seeks contractor in Indiana. Pay $00 per year with reliability preferred over experience. Requires one reference from any bank and a self addressed stamped envelope. Address: Manufacturers, Third Floor, 331 Dearborn St Chicago. 15-161.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Dearborn
Chicago
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