Cabinet horses mocked by critics at White House procession
A parade to the John Marshall ceremonies drew sharp comments on the cabinet carriage horses. The scene sparked talk of a congressional inquiry into cabinet spending and questionable horse procurement practices. Also covered are a street altercation involving Senator Sullivan and Miss Leeton, wealth data, and political notes.
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White House
John Marshall
Capitol
Congress
United States
Washington
William V. Sullivan
Mississippi
Lucy Leeton
Dmenex
Hinself
Carnegie Sells His Stock to Morgan Syndicate
The report states J Pierpont Morgan and associates have acquired Carnegie's controlling 53 to 54 percent stake in the Carnegie company valued at about 1.5 million per share with a $1,000 par, yielding around 100 million to Carnegie. The sale converts Carnegie into bonds backed by his plants and future acquisitions while forming a unified steel trust under Morgan Rockefeller and Carnegie leadership.
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Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Mr. Carnegie
J. Pierpont Morgan
Carnegie Company
Carnegie
Rockefellers
America
Rockefeller
Morgan Et al
Imade
Steel Industry of
Federal Steel
National Steel Companies
American Steel Hoop
American Steel and Wire
American Sheet Steel
American Tin Plate
American Bridge
Steel Pressed Car
National Tube Companies
Morgan
Trust
Chinese ministers seek death for Boxers leaders at Pekin
Foreign ministers in Pekin inform Chinese plenipotentiaries that twelve princes and officials refused death for foreigners. They name Yu Lisien and Prince Shavang for beheading while others face no capital punishment. Indictments specify guilt and requested punishments. A tablet memorial and local bonds vote follow in separate items.
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Pekin
Yu Lisien
Shavang
Ayu
Senor
Th. Calogan
Trines Clavang
Traum
Prince Youn
Forer
Dexers
China
Psung-i-Yamen
Shensi
Guid
Wheh
Daron von Keiteler
Duke Law
Lie
Yingulen
Democracy and its misunderstood principles across history
The essay argues that democracy has faced constant misinterpretation and attacks from foes who miscast its aims. It cites religion, free expression, personal freedoms, taxation, and anti tyranny as targets, noting how supporters and opponents shaped views of democracy through history and party politics.
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Democratic Party
Chicago Chronicle
Open Field for Democrats Overthrow of Republicanism
The Leavenworth Chronicle argues Democrats have an open field for triumph if democracy proves worthy, as imperialism militarism monopoly and profligacy provoke resistance among many Republicans. It urges Democratic leadership to rise above faction and spoilsman interests.
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Leavenworth Chronicle
No Spoils in Reciprocity as Republican Platform Pledges
The piece argues that reciprocity is a party measure tied to the national platform, while noting a firm determination within the Republican ranks against it despite also pledging protection in the platform. It frames the policy debate as a clash of pledges inside the party.
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Congress
Philadelphia Record
Effect of the Wool Tariff on Western Wool Growers
Western wool growers warn high tariffs push manufacturers toward shoddy and cotton blends. The National Live Stock Association at Salt Lake City urges Congress to curb mixed woolen goods, arguing buyers cannot afford all wool. The change would not be explained but aims to protect markets.
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National Live Stock Association
Salt Lake City
Congress
Springfield
Mass
Republican
Blunders Seen in Cuban Crisis and US Policy
The Philadelphia North American argues the Cuban crisis stems from US actions and urges major policy shift. It warns that many troubles arise from American choices and that Cuba should gain greater independence swiftly to improve future US Cuban relations.
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Island
United States
Cuba
Philadelphia
North American
Ship subsidy clash and polygamy accusations echoed in editorials
Editorials from Cincinnati Enquirer Buffalo Express and Rochester Herald criticize ship subsidy measures as deceptive and harmful. They argue Hanna delegates influence over the bill, challenge Rawlins on polygamy deals affecting elections, and condemn growing federal spending as reckless amid recent wars.
Parent of Many Steals and Moral Outcomes
The Kansas City Times critiques high tariff theory as the father of ship bounty steals and treasury raiding schemes saying forcing citizens to pay others for doing business is immoral and breeds numerous immoralities. The Omaha World-Herald questions Cullom’s victory, noting weak opposition within his own party diminishing the win’s significance.
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Kansas City Times
Cullom
Omaha World-Herald
Cure for Insomnia Anecdote from Lauderdale Era
Dean Ramsey recalls a tale of an earl of Lauderdale who suffered severe insomnia. His illness prompted his son to request the preaching man from Livingston who, when he preached, calmed the earls’ unrest and brought sleep, leading to recovery.
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Dean Ramsey
Lauderdale
Livingston
Abandoned Farms in Demand in Massachusetts Markets
Massachusetts farms from the abandoned list show prices from 2.50 to 100 dollars per acre. Buyers from New England and beyond report satisfaction with purchases, with 711 farms listed and 252 inquiries by April 1900.
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Massachusetts
New England
State Board of Agriculture
New York
The
Union
Canada
Nova Scotia
California
Washington
Berkshire County
Barnstable
Berkshire
Great Barrington
Lake Garfield
South Lee
Dukes
Franklin
Jake's Preference in a Neighborhood Exchange
Dialogue shows Jake denying maternal likeness and stating romantic pursuit of a neighbor girl described as a bird. The exchange hints at light humor and social dynamics in a small community setting.
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Jake
Ocean Hydras Lacking Hearts and Brains Described
A feature notes ocean hydras possess no heart lungs brains or nerves beyond a mouth and skin, highlighting their simple physiology and unusual biology in a concise overview.
Cough Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Kemp's Balsam as a cough cure claiming it stops coughing at once. It offers a free sample bottle from the druggist and sells bottles for 25 and 88 cents. The copy urges immediate use to avoid danger and suggests personal value leads to demand.
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Kemp
Nickel Plate Route to Pan-American Exposition Buffalo
The Nickel Plate Road offers the shortest and cheapest trip to Buffalo with no transfers, landing passengers at the Exposition gates. Contact nearest agent by wire phone or call. C. A Asterlin T. P. A. Fort Wayne Ind.
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Buffalo
Exposition
C. A Asterlin
Fort Wayne
Ind
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