Political tumult and tax hikes march through Mound City
A colonial column quotes Belleville officials proposing a 60 to 100 percent rise in county real and personal property valuations. The text condemns McKinley era policies and extols constitutional defense while criticizing oil magnates profits and current leadership.
Where The Flag Does Not Hang and The Nation of Solo
A jagged reflection on imperialism and free nations. The speaker condemns flag symbolism as a cover for currency manipulation and corporate power. It contrasts claims of liberty with actions in the Philippines Puerto Rico Cuba Hawaii and domestically.
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Hone
McKinlay
Solo
Griggs
Gage
Aegia
Standard Oil
W. H. Isarnes
California
Haven
Philippines
United States
Republican Party
City sees 1900 property assessments and estate notices
A Bellsville county assessment meeting lists personal and real property values for 1900 including stalls, horses, cattle, hogs, crops and various goods. Also shown are a Kansas probate notice to heirs of Pranksopanaky requesting authority to sell estate lots in Guin, Republic County with a court date set for March 1900.
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Bellsville
Jones
Soto
Maiminisistater
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Republic County
Brank Slopansky
John M. Slopansky
Anna Woodrutt
Victori Slopansky
Kate Harris
Willum M. Slopansky
Joste Slopansky
Franke It
Slor Qainaky
Charles Slopansky
Eddie Slopansky
Flora Slopansky
Pout
Guin
Question on Tariff Status for Porto Rico and Americans
The piece debates whether foreigners in Porto Rico are taxed the same as U S citizens and islanders. It notes Republican congressmen face a difficult path on Porto Rican policy and mentions the Porto Rican question. The text shows garbled OCR and references to voting on Porto Rican governance.
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Porto Rico
Daily Tribune
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Tanily
Man learns to ride bicycle dodges police after dark
A well known Cleveland man learning to ride a bicycle outdoors at night creates a scene as a policeman warns against riding after dark without a lantern. The rider quips that he has practiced nightly for weeks and hints the officer would regret arresting him. The hired man finds humor in the escapade.
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Albert Lewis
Orange
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Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
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Knights of Pythias
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