White Man Cannot Live in the Philippines Says DeArmond
Representative David A. DeArmond of Missouri voices harsh views on the Philippines. He condemns the islands as unsuitable for white settlers, highlighting dangers, health issues, and a belief that Americans cannot find homes or govern there. He criticizes Spanish legacy and questions self-government prospects. He praises General Taft and Governor Taft as capable leaders amid the controversial stance.
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Gallap
N. M
David A. DeArmond
Missouri
Washington
Philippines
DeArmond
America
Central
South America
West Indies
Globe
Tropics
Manny
Pacific
Roosevelt
Charlee
Taft
Liberal club offer for farm readers heats up local paper
A newspaper advertises an unprecedented four for one year deal including The Live Stock Indicator The Poultry Farmer and Special Farmers' Institute Editions plus local news for only 1.25. Samples available at the office. Boer War notes conclude with claims of continued fighting and delays toward Pretoria as the conflict extends beyond Buller's Christmas forecast.
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Farmers’ Institute
West
Botha
Buller
Pretoria
Globe- Democrat
Accused of Insulting Girl Sparks Richmond Killing Rampage
A cousin and four friends rode to Marks farm in Westmoreland County Virginia to cowhide him for alleged offensive remarks to Miss Rosa Taylor. Mark killed four attackers and wounded a fifth, wounding Heflin fatally, Stiff was paralyzed, and Taylor was killed, as pursuit and firefights followed. Mark fled, summoned aid, and returned with a doctor.
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Richmond
Herbert Marka
New York Stork
Coluvnial Beach
Westmoreland County
William Taylor
William Heflin
King George County
James Q. Stiff
Henry Douglass
Marks
Misa Rosa Taylor
Oak Grove
Miss Taylor
Mias Taylor
Mark
Marks Farm
Marks House
Young Marks
King County
Heflin
Stiff
Temb
Marke
Taylor
Marka
Thompson
Douglas
James Guthridge
Young Heflin
Guthridge
May Imprison Aguinaldo at Leavenworth Penitentiary
Rumor from Fort Leavenworth claims Philippine rebel leader Aguinaldo will be brought to the United States and confined in the federal penitentiary. Reports say officers received letters from Manila friends noting General Chaffee favors removal, treasonable correspondence detected, and possible years of imprisonment.
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Leavenworth, Kin
Fort Leavenworth
Aguinaldo
Manila
Chafive
Awaiting Cargoes of Horses in New Orleans Port
In New Orleans on December 5 a record fleet of British transports lies at Port Chalmette with seven dockside and one midstream vessels awaiting horseflesh cargoes. The fleet, recently loaded, underscores Britain’s intensified wartime mule and horse shipments to the Transvaal.
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New Orleans
Port Chalmette
Transvaal
State Industrial Association meeting at Chillicothe
Secretary Geo B Ellis announces a gathering under the State Board of Agriculture to be held in Chillicothe from December 10 to 15. Participating groups include State poultry and swine breeders improved stock breeders sheep breeders State grange improved roads and horse breeders associations and from the State horticultural society and State dairy association.
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Geo. B. Ellis
State Industrial Association
State Board of Agriculture
Chillicothe
State Grange
State Bort Cultural Society
State Dairy Association
Noted Homicide Case and Perry Davis Painkiller Ad
A man named Marks aided two wounded men to a steamboat landing after a shooting incident, and the coroner's inquest found justifiable homicide. The report also includes a public warning that Perry Davis Painkiller is the genuine article and cautions against imitations.
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Perry Davis
Wedding at Christian Church Unites Bell and DeArmond
A wedding at the Christian church at high noon Wednesday joined Miss Nancy Lee Bell and James A DeArmond of Butler. Dr J H Hardin officiated in a refined ceremony with many relatives and friends attending. Guests and attendants included Miss Frank Conway maid of honor and Dr Will Hardin as best man. The reception followed at the bride’s home with a 1 o'clock breakfast. The couple departed for Butler at 3:30 pm amid best wishes for a long marriage.
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Liberty Advance
Christian Church
Nancy Lee Bell
James A DeArmond
Butler
J. H. Hardin
Frank Conway
Gertrude Nutter
Will
Miss Bell
David E. Bell
DeArmond
D A. DeArmond
Congress
6Th
Missouri
That Slump in Copper
A New York Press note explains copper stock speculation with Amalgamated Copper rising to 130 then 230 fears, then dropping to 75 and 65 as buyers vanish. The piece likens the episode to the adage that patience pays, even if buyers delay.
Miss Stone Alive After Message From Constantinople
Constantinople Dec 5 Spencer Eddy first secretary at the U S Legation in Constantinople received a message via Salonika that the American missionary Miss Stone and her companion Mme Tsilka were alive and well on December 2.
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Constantinople
Spencer Eddy
U. S
Salonika
Misa Stone
Mme. Tsilka
Buy and Try a Box Tonight Cascarets Candy Ad
An old advertisement urges readers to purchase a box of Cascarets Candy, described as a reliable laxative. It claims the product is genuine, never sold in bulk, and available at all druggists tonight.
The Best is the Cheapest Newspaper Offer
The Twice a Week Republic pledges first class quality at a low price. It claims to print all worth printing news and to keep readers informed on important world affairs all year. Subscriptions are offered at 1 a year with mail direct or through distributors.
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Republic
Money
Braina
Botanic Blood Balm Promises Cure for Blood Poison
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poison and cancer like conditions. It claims to drain toxins from blood, heal sores, restore purity, and build up the body, with 80 years of testing and free medical advice. The product is sold as a large bottle for $1 and is advertised as mercury free.
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Earth
Atlanta
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