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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1900
Page
4
April 25 at Clay Center the Populist State convention will elect delegates to the National convention. May 9 at Louis Failh the 3.D. People’s Party holds a national convention to nominate candidates for president and vice president.
Belleville hosts a county convention of the People's Party on Saturday April 14 at 11 am to elect four delegates and four alternates to the State convention in City Centers on April 25. Delegates will also elect 84 alternates to the National convention in Sioux Falls May 1. Balloting units and numbers listed. primaries advised for April 8 between 2 and 6 pm.
A report notes Feopges party aims in Kansas s ith references to the 1900 congressional convention at Junctionity on May 15 for nominating a candidate and organizing representation. It cites counts of delegates per county and includes broader political commentary on parties and elections.
A jumble of political commentary discusses control of the Democratic national convention, tariffs impacting Puerto Rico, and lingering doubts about party unity. The piece contrasts McKinley era policy with current demands for harmony and criticizes several figures, while noting economic strains.
A diamond tiara presented to Mina Nordica by her admirers at the Metropolitan Opera is shown in New York. The coronet holds 234 diamonds totaling about 20 carats, with a value near $5,000. The design mimics Adam style with a gold base and a dual diamond frame featuring sprigs and floral motifs. the centerpiece detaches for separate wear.
In an interview with Mall Gazette, A Morrow explains his personal tie to the American poster of The New Woman. He designed the poster shown in New York and London productions, and a magazine misattributed it to Robert Josie, prompting his cautious response to a question about judging American poster art.
A Cincinnati journalist William Dean Howells reported the Ohio legislature then fled to enjoy a Tangy sunset. He penned three or four columns on the western sky, while others filled pages with riot coverage. He later retired from active journalism.
A dated satirical exchange contrasts modern Washington with past ideals. An official clerk responds to an office seeker who cites old advice about asking for what one wants, echoing a reform era skepticism about change and McKinley's guidance.
A French physician visiting Menelek’s camp on 16 February notes the Abyssinian king’s sorrow over bloodshed. He praises Sloap troops for discipline and dignity, and Menelek’s doubt about the war’s outcome while stressing he acted defensively and despised the slaughter.
A mosaic of brief items notes McCarthyist contrasts in Kerry Loba treason, a chimney incident at Albert Lewis’s Orange New Jersey home, shareholder dissatisfaction at Oregon Railway and Navigation, and religious responses to a Georgia excursionist wreck. It mentions Cleveland’s politics, New York architects’ censure, Boston Knights Templar spending, Alabama coal demand, Depew’s denial, Vanderbilt fines, and doubts about Ransom’s Mexico appointment.
Surgeon J Call of the revenue cutter service describes the Point Barrow Alaska relief expedition to aid whalers frozen in. He details minimal medical stores carried and the improvised anesthesia and dressings used. The first surgery case involved an old man with legs cut off below the knees after prior freezing.
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