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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1900
Page
7
A collage of 19th century political chatter and ads. Mentions Roosevelt on tour, De Witt’s Early Risers and Little Early Risers, Banner Salve, and One Minute Cough Cure. References Bryan, McKinley, Chinese policy, Kruger, Webster Davis, and imperialism. Local merchants advertise dyes and salves alongside editorial digs.
An assortment of seed wheat meets buyers across the Midwest. Joseph Luesse of Batesville advertises Michigan Furs or Ruby wheat at low prices. Allen Halverson of West Prairie extols Foley’s Kidney Care. J A Spero of Helmer touts Foley’s as a medical wonder. Public notices suggest party funds and campaign humor circulate, with medical product endorsements and cures advertised.
Letters addressed to Ellen Hotchkiss Walter G Wilson D McCatuum and P M will be sent to the Dead Letter Office in Washington if not called for by September 30 1900.
Speech claims Bryan used coal strike to aid Bryanite interests rather than miners. Observations compare famine in India with hunger in America and critique digestive ailments with a cure ad. A Galveston disaster remark urges universal brotherhood and aid to those in need.
Mrs Minerva Smith of Danville Illinois says forty years of bronchitis ended after taking Foley's Honey and Tar. She praises the remedy as pleasant and quick relief for throat and lung diseases. Meanwhile New York edges London as the world’s financial center with another German loan placed in New York.
The article lists indigestion dizziness and rheumatic pains as precursors to Bright's disease, with urea and uric acid in the blood. It urges timely use of Foley's Kidney Cure to restore kidney function, citing J Gauck and retail mentions in Batesville and Sunman. It also notes political and commercial snippets about the Manila docks funding, Roosevelt quotes, and counterfeit salves.
Hon. Benjamin B Odell Jr chair of the New York Republican State Committee and candidate for governor declares his campaign is secondary to the party. If a national or state ticket must fall he would cheerfully go down himself, showing spirit and loyalty to the party.
A Rothschild quote about foreign territory and responsibilities is cited to illustrate the government credit. The text notes that since expanding, the United States has refinanced its bonded indebtedness at the lowest rate in history, claiming the nation now enjoys unmatched global credit.
Washington Letter reports the Philippine Commission’s findings that U S policy supports peace and progress in the islands. It notes rising education, civil service reform, and local governance while arguing Democratic attacks on imperialism are politically motivated. The piece ties canal treaty timing to Congressional action and cites historical fears of strong executive power.
Nicaragua has forfeited the Cragin Eyre concession and is free from private claims. Costa Rica reports the loss of the concession and both nations, with good will, settle border disputes. President Zelaya plans a Costa Rica visit to finalize canal plans before Congress acts on the December 10 canal bill.
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