Judge Van Wyck Dinner Flaunts Democratic Split
A New York City banquet marks the aristocratic wing of the Democratic party as it eyes 1900 with Judge Van Wyck likely entering the presidential race against Bryan. The gathering, featuring opulent fare and champagne, signals a bold stage for the party’s bimetallist platform and intra-party divisions.
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Heathen Becomes Target in History of War
The piece reflects on past conflicts between settlers and native peoples, noting a shift from primitive muskets to more advanced weaponry. It argues that earlier civilizations regarded indigenous fighters as easy targets, while acknowledging that Indigenous warfare skills have advanced in later conflicts.
Shafter Denies Embalmed Beef Claims In Beef Scandal Debate
Editorial columns criticize Miles endorsements amid Spain era beef controversy. Major General Shafter testifies he ate the meat, finds no fault, and argues the issue is used for partisan gain. The piece notes calls for fair inquiry and warns against smearing administration over government contracts.
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Shafter
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el Tessan
Amerti
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Aboning
Pac
Aindus
Struggle for Samoan King Sparks Great Powers Clash
In Samoa the royal succession pits two candidates as Germany backs one and Britain with the United States support the other. Tensions rise over throne control, risking bloodshed, and drawing in Germany, Britain, and the United States as major powers weigh in on the outcome.
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Samoa
Profits of Science at Boston and Montana Copper Mines
The Boston and Montana company reports gross receipts of 7 448 600 dollars, expenses 4 053 957 and net income 2 291 613 with ore reserves up 60 percent. The article credits scientific education and skilled management for profits and urges training managers from shaft to plant, highlighting modern mining’s need for scientific ability.
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Mel Goodale
Boston & Montana
Klepetko
Butte
Montana
America’s Future Prophecy Linked to Paris Prophetess
Joseph Meiill offers thoughts on America’s future grounded in seasoned judgment. He aligns with statements by a famed Parisian prophetess, among other marvels reported from the French metropolis.
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Metropolia
Prophetess Mile Collesdon Foresees American Destiny
An eminent journalist cites Mile Collesdon as foretelling sweeping American future events. She predicts a united North and South America under one government, a future war not with Germany or France but with a hostile power, U.S. naval supremacy, and a rise in American culture and language from Creenkind to Cape Horn. She also forecasts political turmoil from rich men, a second McKinley term with later sorrow, interracial changes, and a leading American woman as a Jeanne d Arc figure.
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Diaz
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France
McKinley
Maure
Cape Horn
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South Pole
Alto Rouher
Jeanne d'Arc
City Seeks Higher Pay to Retain Workers in Rainy Season
The report notes a 25 percent salary raise during the rainy season to keep workers, but many may still leave. Havana reportedly has many stranded Americans, with some subsisting on a single meal daily. A new free luncheon in the city opened recently and has been highly successful.
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