Empire Opinion Attacks Court Ruling on Imperial Policy
A critique argues the Federal Supreme Court ruling allows American imperialism in Porto Rico and the Philippines. It condemns the decision as a betrayal of republican ideals and warns that citizens would be taxed, ruled, and denied rights as subjugated subjects under an Empire masquerading as a Republic.
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Federal Supreme Court
United States
Rome
Porto Rico
Philippines
United States Supreme Court
American Supreme Court
Old Republic
Republic
Supreme Court Philippines status sparks tariff power debate
The article discusses the ambiguity over Philippine status after Porto Rican and Hawaiian rulings. It questions whether DeLima applies to the Philippines, whether Spooner Amendment authorizes presidential tariff setting, and the scope of delegation of taxation powers under Taft Commission versus Maker Law.
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Supreme Court
Philippine Islands
Philippines
Taft Commission
Commission
Congress
Vongrese
Fcriper
Bradsievet
Bryanism and fusion said to ruin southern Democrats
The Memphis Commercial Appeal, a strong Democratic paper in the south, denounces Bryanism as eroding the party. It claims Bryan’s personality and views have weakened the party, left a lifeless minority in congress, and caused major defeats. It warns that Bryanism and fusion will destroy the southern Democrats.
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Memphis
South
Bryan
Congress
Clong
Long lasting clothes foreseen by English capitalists
The Chicago Chronicle notes plans to produce durable garments that last twenty years at about a third more than current prices. Mills in England are already building for this long wearing material in various colors, potentially passing suits down through generations. It mentions parent and child clothing cycles and the vast extraction of rock oil from beneath the Pacific.
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Chicago Chronicle
England
Papa
Johnnie
Mary
Condition of Mrs McKinley Stunningly Critical
Washington reports Mrs McKinley remains extremely weak and prone to nervous seizures. A Baltimore nerve specialist has been summoned as the president seeks every possible remedy while the nation prays for her recovery.
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Washington
McKinley
Baltimore
Then and Now on South Africa War End Claims
Late dispatches recount ongoing Boer versus British fighting in South Africa. A year ago London claimed the war was over with 10 000 British deaths and total costs at 350 million dollars. this May 31 the tally shows 174 killed or wounded and 15 800 dead or wounded, with total costs at 780 million dollars.
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South Africa
London
Order to Show Cause Why Real Estate Sale Should Not Be Made
Probate Court of Bingham County Idaho orders a show cause hearing for Edward W. Rowles administrator of William H. Behle deceased to sell specified Blackfoot townsite lands and surrounding parcels to pay debts. Hearing set June 17 1901 at 10 a.m. in Blackfoot court. Publication required in The Blackfoot News for four weeks. Judge Jean Ws. A. Sample presiding.
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Bingham County
State of Idaho
William H
Behle
Edward W. Rowles
William H. Behle
Blackfoot
Bingham
Idaho
Danskin
BE. B. M
Blackfoot News
Jean
Beef Prices Climb Amid Scarcity and Trust Squeeze
Beef rose two to three cents a pound in New York yesterday as butchers cite scarcity. They warn the meat trust may be forcing a price squeeze for a motive.
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New York
Senators Tillman and McLauren Call for People to Judge
The South Carolina senators declare in a candid moment that the people should settle their troubles by acting as judges of what is right. They urge the public to decide who shall be senator.
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Tillman and
McLauren
South Carolina
Five Hanged in Modoc County Lynch Mob Display
Modoc County residents gathered and hanged five alleged thieves. In the south Judge Lynch handles similar cases individually, not in groups.
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California
Modoc County
Lynch
South
Washingtons Guard Command and Ambiguous Modern Parody
The text contrasts Washingtons call to enlist only true friends and loyal Americans for guard duty with a modern quip about letting friends suffer and claiming others benefits. It juxtaposes principled leadership with a cynical take on contemporary loyalties and opportunity.
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Washington
Glenn appointment at Naval Academy faces political seas
The text discusses Congressman Glenn's appointment of a successful candidate to the Naval Academy through the board of examiners. It suggests the appointee, if a Republican, could become a fine sailor but warns the nomination may bring political headwinds for Glenn.
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Glenn
Naval Academy
Board of Examiners
Miss Thompson Relocates Millinery to Battar Store Room
Miss Thompson moves spring and summer millinery to the former McDonald Co site in Blackfoot. The new display room showcases the latest stock and many admired novel ties. The invitation goes out to Blackfoot ladies and nearby residents to view the collection.
Special Rail Rates From Blackfoot to Major Points
Travel rates listed by J. A. Collins Blackfoot agent cover Missouri river destinations Omaha Kansas City Council Bluffs Lions City and return with sale dates from May to June and varying return limits. Prices range from 8.20 to 348.00 with many extensions and special event trips noted for Otto events in St Paul Chicago St Louis Milwaukee and other cities.
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Missouri River
Omaha
Kansas City
Council Bluffs
Lions City
Return
Chicago
American Academy of Medicine
St. Paul
American Medical Association
St Paul
St. Pal
Modern Woodmen of America
Minn
Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
National Irrigation Congress
Colorado Springs
Colo
Grand Lodge, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Milwaukee
Wis
Baptist Young People’s Union
Knight ‘Templars
Louisville
Brigham Young
Salt Lake City
Boise Hosts Guests At Mining Congress In Welcoming Style
Boise city plans a warm reception for attendees at the Mining Congress promising hearty hospitality equal to that of the Southland’s leading towns. Officials emphasize friendly service and ample entertainment to accommodate crowds.
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Boise City
Boise
Southland
Justice Brewer’s Vermont Trip Foils Widower’s Plans
The aged widower, infatuated with a schoolteacher, is unsettled by Justice Brewer’s forthcoming marriage during a Vermont trip. The romance upsets the widower’s dreams as he faces a changing social scene.
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Justice Brewer
Vermont
To Save and to Help Ends Democratic Shift Debate
The text contrasts political slogans with bipartisan strategy, suggesting that reformist aims may clash with party unity. It frames a hypothetical setting where fusion or separation defines Democratic versus Republican governing mottos.
Unequaled Great Salt Lake Route Service Promoted
Advertised by W C McBride of Butte and Geo W Heintz of Salt Lake City, the rail line touts three daily through trains via Salt Lake City and Denver, with Pullman Palace and tourist sleepers to Chicago and St Louis. News emphasizes scenic ride, free reclining chairs, observation cars, and superior dining car service.
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Salt Lake City
Denver
Rio Grande Western Railway
Denver & Rio Grande
Colorado Midland
America
Pullman Palace
Chicago
St. Louis
W. C. McBride
E. Broadway
Butte
Geo. W. Heintz
Presidential foes and hopes amid Indiana voters
Depew backs McKinley while Perry Heath supports Mark Hanna and Foraker lobbies for himself. a broad Indiana crowd leans toward Fairbanks for president. The text shows competing interests among party figures and voters in Indiana.
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Depew
McKinley
Perry Heath
Mark Hanna
Foraker
Himself
Fairbanks
Snow Liniment Promises Pain Relief at Scott & Co
Neuralgic pains rheumatism lame back and sciatica yield to Ballard's Snow Liniment priced 25 and 50 cents at Scott & Co.
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Scott & Co
Monday School Election Votes on Free Textbooks
Anomalous Mon day's school election saw support for free textbooks and opposition to a special tax to fund them.
June Celebrations Highlight Roses Graduates and Weddings
The June period is celebrated for roses and milestones as girls graduate and weddings take place. Local events and announcements mirror the seasonal transitions and community milestones.
Heller Testimony Praises Kvatses Headache Capsules
Albert Heller of 1114 Parolian St Omaha testifies that Kvatses Headache Capsules relieved his headaches. He notes others report the same benefit and mentions the price as two shillings, with Scott & Co selling the product.
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Albert Heller
Parolian St
Omaha
Kvatse
Scott & Co
Marshall Opens New Photo Gallery on Bridge Street
M A Marshall launches a photo gallery on Bridge Street opposite the saddlery shop. He invites the public to inspect samples and work now ready for business. All work offered in the best and latest styles.
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M. A. Marshall
Bridge Street
Larness and Saddlery
Fine 160 Acre Hay Ranch For Sale
A 160 acre enclosed hay ranch with dwelling and buildings is offered for sale. Includes water rights and is described as a bargain. Suitable for sheep or cattle operations. Apply to News Office for details.
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Idaho Falls
Grand Lodge Knights of
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Great Salt Lake
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Wright
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San Francisco
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