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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1901
Page
4
The Batesville Tribune notes the legislature passed an extension of terms for holdover officers in the state. The piece comments that these officers will likely be grateful for the extra time granted by the new law.
The Sultan of Morocco refuses to receive the United States consul and signals either reconsideration or a move likely to provoke. United States officials insist on a firm stance and renewed negotiations.
The passage notes many of Aguinaldo's friends in the country do not travel to Luzon to aid him. They instead express objections to the administration's policy from the rear, preferring to critique rather than fight.
With hogs priced high and corn abundant, farmers nationwide will not take their own lives due to last year's wheat crop failure, as livestock values and feed costs offer stability for now.
Lord Kitchener's proposals are rejected by the Boers. The war endures with no improvement for Boer conditions, though the outcome may affect the broader South African Republics' people.
Opinion urges Filipino acceptance of freedoms under the United States after U S governance. The text questions critics who advised rejection and suggests blessings under Uncle Sam will become evident within a year. The tone argues for gratitude toward U S rule and liberty.
With money settled and protective tariffs favored by the people, and Filipinos enjoying a republican form of government, the question remains what issue the Democratic party will adopt for the 1904 campaign. The passage questions the party stance amid tariff policy and territorial governance.
The author argues Cuba deserves independence but predicts eventual annexation by the United States. The piece contends annexation would secure a stable government without sacrificing citizens’ liberty, asserting that the United States creates free men rather than vassals.
The Czar of Russia is described as anxious and wary about assassination plots, some advanced by powerful figures, amid fears raised by a mine found under Tsarskoe-Selo. His concerns grow as international opposition to his Manchurian aims intensifies.
The analysis notes Russia cannot afford a foreign war due to internal discontent and treason. A weak budget and nihilism paralyze the empire, making a successful clash with Britain or Japan unlikely despite Russia's strength.
The Sultan of Morocco faces a demand to settle about $60,000 in long overdue claims. After a diplomat was insulted in Tangier, the U S Consul General Gommers was ordered to board the New York and press for payment and an apology if needed at Mazagan or Morocco City. If noncompliant, the United States warns of action by the New York.
Senator Platt, nicknamed the aisy boss, pressed a plan to strip Tammany of police appointments and place them with Republicans. Gov. Odell opposed and vowed a veto. A Republican leaders conference split with nine backing Platt and fifteen backing the governor. Platt dropped the effort gracefully.
The author argues that while not endorsing retaliation, political balance justifies extending disfranchisement practices from the South to the North. The piece claims the Democratic Party supports such measures as good politics and just principles, and calls for Republicans to continue similar efforts in New York and other states.
Doctors use Scott's Emulsion cod liver oil for rheumatism tied to digestion and stomach work. If the cause is gut related it may cure, if not it harms nothing. genuine product bears a picture and offers free samples and pricing for 50 cents to a dollar.
An old advertisement extols Holtins Kidney Tablets as a guaranteed remedy for bladder and kidney diseases. It urges readers to monitor kidney function, warns of poisoning from improper work, and promotes a strong health message with a political aside on disfranchisement policy and its potential repeal.
A tornado struck Birmingham Alabama on Monday March 25 at 4 am killing about 25 people and injuring many. Property loss estimated 300000 to 400000. Five cars derailed near Buena Vista Georgia. Lightning hit Kingston Georgia killing two girls. Destructive winds damaged Adamsville Michigan Kalamazoo Sandusky Indiana and Grand Rapids Michigan with buildings unroofed barns blown down and a church destroyed by fire.
Washington telegraphs March 1 1901 transmit a February 19 memorandum to foreign capitals. It warns China against private territorial or financial concessions and urges preservation of China's territorial integrity under international understanding. The note aligns U S policy with safeguarding China and maintaining favorable empire relations.
In a July 1 1900 message the United States warns against any private territorial or financial bargains with China without full consent of all powers involved in negotiations. It implies Russia seeks Mancuria and would face strong U S opposition. All powers, including Russia, back the open door policy and reject any absorption of China.
An advertisement highlights DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for skin injuries and DeWitts Little Early Risers as a laxative remedy. G A Baas endorses both products while noting Benjamin Harrison as a notable future historical figure.
Andrew Carnegie is proposed as a candidate for mayor of New York City though residents appear unlikely to welcome such a change. The note reflects circulating speculation about leadership in the city.
A Manatawney, Pennsylvania resident hails One Minute Cough Cure for a rapid lung ailment recovery in a testimonial. The note contrasts newspaper coverage of China with public trust in President McKinley handling foreign matters.
An advertisement promotes the Home Gold Cure as a harmless, effective, home based treatment for drink habit. It claims the cure neutralizes poison, ends cravings, offers private, affordable success, and is shipped worldwide from Epwin B. Giles & Co. in Philadelphia with physician support and confidential correspondence.
The notice contrasts reformers opposed to Tammany with the party’s open networks and money. It urges remedies for stomach and bowel issues and promotes Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets and DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, listing G. A. Baas and distributors in Batesville Sunman.
A recent assault on C. F. Collier of Cherokee Iowa nearly proved fatal, injuring his kidneys and causing severe back pain. After trying Electric Bitters he reports a remarkable recovery, saying he feels like a new man. Only 50 cents at Baas drug store.
A German physician presents a learned treatise arguing marriage lengthens life for men and women. He notes widows and widowers do not live longer than bachelors and spinsters, so staying married is advisable for longevity.
A vintage ad claims most Americans suffer dyspepsia and liver complaints with sour stomach headaches palpitations and heartburn. It recommends buying August Flower for 75 and notes two doses provide relief, urging readers to consult a druggist and obtain Green's Prize Almanac.
Letters addressed to Mr. Lewis Barg Mr. Fred Selke and Mrs Harman D McCaLino P M must be called for by March 81st 1901 otherwise they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office in Washington D C.
A Batesville resident tests Townsend's cure for kidney and bladder illness after years of suffering. The testimonial notes prior treatments failed but Townsend provided relief within four months and lists his schedule in Batesville Osgood Versailles and Milan area with payment due at treatment time.
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