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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
4
Editorial fragments report American deaths and wounded in the Philippines as of June 14 1900 totaling 1995 deaths and 4058 total casualties since July 1898. Other bits discuss Cuba Puerto Rico costs and political chatter about McKinley Bryan and reform issues in a mixed rural Kansas context.
A Kansas editor laments the McKinley era and calls for reform aligned with Major US Boyd for State Auditor. Doak, a Populist turned reluctant Republican, denies converting while praising Bryan. The piece links German editorials against McKinley and notes Roosevelt’s rough treatment at Philadelphia convention.
Mrs Greene and Mrs Brown discuss their landlord Mr Black. They note his inconsistency quietness and unreliability especially when collecting rent and when asked to make repairs. The dialogue reveals tension and dislike toward his conduct.
A garbled notice mentions Justin McCarthy issuing a manifesto supporting a Healyite against a MecCarthyite in icerry for treasurer. Other fragments cite a chimney incident at Albert Lewis’s Orange New Jersey home cooking breakfast, shareholder dissatisfaction at Oregon Railway and Navigation, and political comments about Cleveland and officeholders.
An old advertisement offers $100 to anyone who rearranges four groups of letters into four common household articles used by every home. Each group forms a name, letters limited per group. Correct answers split the prize if multiple solvers. Send sample copy and 10 cents or 2 cent stamps to receive. Prize winner announcement planned for April 1900.
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