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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1899
Page
4
The text argues that producers suffer from tariffs on trust goods and that imperial ambitions rely on a large permanent army. It contends the Republican platform lacks a formal plank on militarism and warns that moneyed interests seek a sizable standing army to sustain monopoly and imperial aims.
The text critiques American youth’s reluctance to fight in the Philippines and alleges attempts to grow a standing army. It links the gold standard, tariffs, and trusts to a Republican platform and accuses Democrats of drifting toward trusts while attorneys uphold them in a long struggle.
A fragment asserts consumers face supplier power while the Republican party controls policy and the Dirigley bill stays on the statute books. The wording reflects tension between business trusts and legislative action.
A wartime era commentary argues that workers cannot endure rising trust prices and calls out the Republican party as aligned with money kings, trusts, and corporations while opposing a large standing army, signaling deep political contention.
The message lists serious complaints touching church ties with his political kin, insurance companies held up by road agents of Mr. Church, misturned funds, mixed affairs at the Agricultural College, maltreated asylum inmates, and state officers including the governor diverting family pay rolls.
The Campbell Bros circus tours feature two big rings, a hippo drome track, and a large menagerie with rare beasts and birds. They promise two performances on Monday August 23 with a street parade and a free balloon ascent at 1 p.m.
The paper promotes direct legislation through initiative and referendum and offers a pamphlet that clearly explains the objective. Readers can obtain the pamphlet by addressing the office for delivery.
A public interview quotes Haddard or Taramian text where a leader says the United States should not keep the Philippines for humanitarian reasons and questions past payment of 820 million. He retracts previous support, supports no single candidate, and urges the party convention to choose its own nominee without outside pressure. The speaker rejects political games and emphasizes humanity over party politics.
In Haworth era prose a chaotic tale recounts a Queen Leah era Sabbath school dispute. A merchant Grant cheque fails in Chicago, ancient damsel prophesies, books arrive late, and the Queen's daughter is framed by Quaker committees amid courtroom style debate and public scorn. The piece ends labeling the damsel wicked.
Richland township will hold a meeting at the ADYVOGATRH office in Guna on Wednesday 2 p.m. to elect a member of the County Central Committee and delegates to the County Convention at Beleyilie. All voters interested in economy administration and reform are invited to participate in the township committee business led by Jory Brown, chairman.
California travelers are invited to ride in economical Burlington Route sleeping cars. The service promises clean, comfortable cars with fine scenery, priced about 20 percent cheaper than palace sleepers. Excursions depart each Thursday, reach San Francisco by Sunday and Los Angeles by Monday, with porter service and passenger agents to assist.
The Burlington Route will offer reduced fares within 250 miles of Omsha during the Greater America Exposition, running July 1 to closing day. Three ticket types available: Day Tickets at 80 percent of the one way fare, Week Day Tickets at the full one fare equivalent, and Weekend Tickets valid Saturday and Sunday with round trip access through the Omaha loop managers.
Public notice from the Probate Court announces administration of a deceased resident. It states creditors must file claims by a specified date and appear to prove their debts or be barred. The notice lists the county and court details with the clerk signatory and date.
The hotel has been enlarged and improved with first class meals and beds and special attention to travelers. The annual Old Soldiers reunion will be held August 30 September 1 and 15 with elaborate preparations for a big event. Patrols of encampments, camp fires each night, glory of tents, free wood, water and ample accommodations. All soldiers sailors and others are invited. A grand fireworks display is planned for the final night.
The almanac of 1809 is announced as a splendid 116 page book with storm forecasts diagrams and astronomical material priced at 28 cents. Warp and Worps magazine is praised as a leading literary home and scientific periodical with monthly forecasts and explanations. Subscriptions are $1.00 per year and a copy of the almanac is sent as a premium to early subscribers. Single copies available at 10 Locust Street.
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