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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1900
Page
2
A fragmentary historical column notes global sentiment on war memorials and unity. It touches on a proposed Gaument for fallen soldiers near Waterloo, reflections on women and quiet in conflict, church federation growth in Britain, and early 20th century social and political observations.
In a Jerusalem scene the clergyman’s wife Jehosheba rescues young Joash from Athaliah’s massacre. She hides him in the temple for six years, enabling royal restoration. The sermon urges churches as hiding places for the young and calls for active Christian instruction to raise future leaders and sustain faith.
Fragmentary OCR text describes geese guided by repeated walking over patches of sand and tas mixed with sand to form a hard crust, noted as a method of shoeing. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent context or clear events.
Professor Laughlin of the University of Chicago argues against imperialism as a path to trade growth. He contends that American commerce expands through home- front strength, lower costs, and open markets rather than holding colonies like the Philippines.
In a San Francisco Examiner editorial, concerns are raised about Roosevelt. It argues Roosevelt would push a large permanent army and use it against political opponents. The piece warns voters that backing Roosevelt for vice president could lead to him becoming a dangerous president.
The Indianapolis Sentinel notes the cooperation of soap and starch trusts in Indiana with combined capital around 36 million dollars and individual capacities near 26 million for soap. They supply similar consumers though the soap trust leads in business, operating jointly to push prices and civilization through cleanliness.
Fragmented text discusses monetary figures and capital, mentioning amounts like 85,000,000 and 714,981,120. It references tribute, profit or loss concepts, and mentions phrases about apportionment and larceny. The exact context and entities are unclear due to garbled OCR.
The excerpt discusses James Blaine’s acceptance letter of July 16 1884 and his stance against dynastic entanglements. It argues for an American policy of peace friendship and commercial expansion, not force or imperialism, emphasizing trade with nations of the Americas and Europe while avoiding entanglements.
Official report of the Amalgamated Association outlines work conditions in Ohio amid the coal strike. Mills statewide show many idled facilities including Canton Sheet, Cambridge Sheet, Dresden, Findlay, Girard, and Youngstown works. Several plants report idle status or two week repairs, with a few actions like Piqua closing and others signed off the scale.
Fragmentary text mentions Charles Sumner with misspelled phrases and unclear context. The readable parts suggest a question about his character but lack concrete details or verifiable facts to summarize a specific event or stance.
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