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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1900

Page

2

McKinley Portrayed As Friend To Soldiers In Pensions Debate

A 1900-era letter from pension committee members contends President McKinley supported liberal pension amendments and aided soldiers and dependents. They deny a quoted claim that money power opposed expanding pensions, praising McKinley’s aid and urging adherence to liberal pension laws. The notice lists signatures from R. B. Brown and others. Also covered is a contrast piece on hog pricing and prosperity, and a short editorial urging young men to persevere after financial hardship.

D. I. Murphy McKinley G. OA. R Pension Comittee National Comittee Iso Philadelphia Tsuo Congress Ile Otis Republic William McKinley Grand Army Chicago National Pension Committee R. B. Brown Zanesville Ohio Ben Satterlee Seminary Township Fayette County Illinois Vandalia Mr. Satterlee Fred Morrison Ramsey St. Louis

Travel clubs grow as prosperity expands in early 1900s

The United Commercial Travelers of America report 12 176 members in 1900 and 0 083 in 1906 signaling a 28 percent rise. The Protective Association shows 16 262 members in 1900 and 11 000 in 1890 a 47 percent gain. Meanwhile New Yorks Commercial Travelers Mutual Accident Association rose to 20 860 from 16 106 a 29 percent increase.

United Commercial Travelers’ Association of America Travelers’ P Protective Association of America Commercial Travelers’ Mutual Accident Association of New York

The Fire in the Rear (Dolliver Remarks 1900)

In a House speech on February 27 1900 Jonathan P Dolliver appeals to fellow countrymen to end the pestilent rear fire plaguing the US Army in the Philippines. He laments two years of harassment shaping soldiers despair and enemy morale.

Henry W. Lawton Philippines Jonathan P. Dolliver House of Representatives

Truth or Falsehood About Trusts in Bryan Letter

A historical critique questions whether William Jennings Bryan lied when he claimed Republicans do nothing to curb trusts. It cites the 1890s congressional vote on a constitutional amendment to regulate trusts and discusses citizenship duties and political rhetoric about the army in labor unrest.

Mr. Bryan Bryan Chicago Congress House Judiciary Committee Union Popocrat Republican Party

Two Eras of Business Distress Compared

In August 1896 after two years of free trade 1175 firms failed with liabilities of 26110366 dollars. In August 1900 after three years of protection 705 failures occurred with liabilities of 6255092 dollars.

McKinley

Arch Rock to Be Demolished After Sausalito Delays

Arch rock, a longtime navigation menace at San Francisco Bay, is slated for demolition after delays from locals and pilots. The piece recalls historic feats and dangers, including a 1857 boat-through-arch stunt and a deadly bear encounter in the Hetch Hetchy region involving Mustang, a Plute Indian, who fought a grizzly with a knife.

Frank Murphy Arch Rock Svrank Boyd California Mustang Hetch- Hetchy Brain

France Aims to Dissipate Hailstorms by Cannon Fire

In France an effort is under way to dissipate hailstorms by firing cannon at storm clouds. The plan seeks to reduce hail damage to crops and property by dispersing the storm before it unloads.

France Consul Covert State Department Lyons Vineland Denice

Arch Rock wrecks and a view of historic coast hazards

Captain Boyd recounts Arch rock wrecks from 1855 to a recent salvage near Ly ons including Sea Witch’s loss in fog, Flying Dragon’s squall disaster, Autocrat and other vessels. Consul Covert reports cannon experiments and storm observations in vineland. A medical note discusses a middle age aberration period affecting public figures.

Arch Rock Boyd Newcastle Meiggs Wharf Watson Autocrat Clinton Oregon Sound Nome Columbia Ceylon Sternberg New York Press

Pinto Indian Slays Grizzly With Knife

A Pinto Indian killed a massive California grizzly with a knife in a dramatic encounter. The bear is described as a powerful, unstoppable force feared by Western pioneers, with tales of headlong charges and treetop-tossing fury.

California Brain

Expensive Experts in New York Murder Trial

The bills of writing and chemical experts who testified in a New York murder trial total $50,476.84. The figures cover professional fees, reports, and related services provided for the case.

New York

Woman Tramps From Christiania To Paris On a Wager

Mme Alma Keldseth widow of a journalist undertook a walk from Christiania to Paris with no food or money. She crossed Sweden Denmark Germany and part of France walking twelve hours daily. At farms she offered work for meals and lodging and earned small sums to continue. She mended clothes washed and acted as governess to survive.

Mme Alma Keldseth Christiania Paris Sweden Denmark Germany France

Peru's Mineral Wealth and Mining Reach

Peru hosts a wide mineral spectrum from Pluria in the north with petroleum and sulphur to Cerro de Pasco's great basin with silver lead copper and coal. In the south Arequipa Carabaja area yields phosphate quicksilver auriferous grounds and borax. Currently 2,500 mines are in exploitation employing 70,000 workers.

Peru Pluria Cerro de Pasco Arequipa Carabaja

Military Automobiles and the Allure of Superior Weapons

Elite officers prize high end vehicles as strategic gear. Advertising touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for constipation indigestion and dyspepsia and as a malaria preventive, linking medical aid to military readiness.

Timrus Slow Suitor Fails to Win Lady’s Kiss

In a Philadelphia Press snippet Tess and Jess describe Mr Timrus as slow and awkward. He declares his love in the parlor but earns no favor as Tess notes the moment was as dull as a stick. The column then shifts to an ad for Mrs Austin’s famous pancakes.

Tess Timrus Jess Philadelphia Press

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M'Kinley and Pensions Ino, Palmer State of Satterlee Murphy Porto Rico United States Olney Cleveland Advertiser Mr. Olney 1Hue TSOS IST Boston Daily Advertiser Emilio William Edwin Anderson Grover Cleveland John P. Altgeld Steurenberg Idaho San Francisco Bay Arcil Rock Mrs. Austin Carter Carters Menge Libby Libby, McNeill Libby Ghloaga ELY Mall ELY Bros Warrandt N.Y
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