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Newspaper
Bedford Free Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
6
A public notice echoes a patriotic message urging support for the flag and national ideals. The item frames freedom as central to civic duty and frames the flag as a symbol of unity and liberty for all citizens.
J H Crate announces his name as a candidate for the nomination to the office of county recorder, subject to the decision of the Democratic county convention.
A jumble of 19th century political notes mentions Kansas City hotels adopting a six guests to one room ratio, delegates for Bryan, calls for justice, and expectations of Democratic gains in Oregon and other states. It comments on public sentiment, cannon cracker taboos, and campaign rhetoric amid broader wartime and political debates.
The Iowa Bankers Association adopted resolutions urging repeal of the checks tax, asserting unjust discrimination after an attorney general ruling that express money orders are not taxable. They also call for repeal of the federal bankruptcy law while noting the U S Court of Claims decision on Sampson versus Schley over the bounty claim.
Washington issued a rule barring enumerators from revealing town populations. First figures will come from Washington, delayed by secrecy. Armor prices cited by officials and armor makers range from 445 to 600 dollars per ton as reasonable, prompting questions about Secretary Long's forthcoming decision.
The piece contrasts Democratic unity with Republican dissension as the country watches the Kansas City convention. It argues the party aims to restore government to its original principles and that Democracy stands for a greater cause beyond partisan issues. It asserts the party’s courageous spirit remains ready to meet new issues with resolve.
London rejoiced over Lord Roberts capture of Pretoria but the Boers withdrew troops and guns and disrupted railway lines. The British army faces harsh conditions as Boers claim further fighting and potential patience from China could shift England’s focus. Various denouncements trend against Britain amid the Tanzanian controversy.
An early 20th century patent medicine advertisement promises cures for ailments from headache to cancer by restoring bowel health. It touts Cascareta as a natural, non gripe remedy costing 10 cents, with imetal boxed tablets claiming gentle relief and health restoration.
A Manila resident criticizes US policy in the Philippines, condemning tariff talk on Puerto Rico, urging adherence to an open door policy, and warning that broken promises will fuel Aguinaldo loyalists. The piece also covers General Otis departure, postwar administration, and the chronic issues of slavery and polygamy among Moros, with Mindanao sultans noted for pay.
War to the death against lice and vermin in poultry coops. American Lice Destroyer promises to eradicate mites within a day, protect 250 fowls for a year, and boost profits. The ad touts cost effectiveness, a money back guarantee, and availability through local druggists or by mail order from American Mig Co in Terre Haute Indiana.
A historical account describes Moros and Christians in the Philippines, detailing clashes as Moros resist conversion and Christian influence. It recounts Sultan Mahamad Alimudin’s conversion attempt in Manila, faith disputes among Catholic orders, and lavish ceremonies that followed his baptism amid ten days of processions.
A terse location description notes an office upstairs on the south side of Main Street two doors west of Citizens Bank. It provides no explicit dates or names, but pins a precise neighborhood reference for readers seeking the site.
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