McKinley to Tour West in 1890s Campaign
Addressed to Inter Mountain Publishing Company M A Berger manager in Butte Montana notes President McKinley will travel across the United States from Washington back to the capital with a large party. The piece praises his magnetism and expected popular reception in the West especially Montana and Oregon while recounting past presidential western visits and local reactions.
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Inter Mountain Publishing Company
M. A. Berger
West Cremite Street
Butte City
Montana
Washington
United States
West
Statfon
Hayes
Harrrison
Harrison
Pennoyer
Oregon
William McKinley
Ohio State House
Butte
McKinley
Spain loses exports after war hit to colonies
The article outlines Spain's heavy export losses from wartime damage to colonies Cuba and the Philippines. It notes prewar trade volumes with Cuba Portafeo and the Philippines, detailing declines from 136 million to 66 million, 44 million to 12 million, and 49 million to 27 million respectively. It claims American export gains rise as Spain falters, boosting U S trade momentum.
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Cuba
Philippines
Spain
Portafeo
Maine
America
Cuba Policy Rift Seen As Cuban Visit Spurs Debate
The article argues Cuban attitudes toward the United States shift after a Cuban committee visit to Washington and examines how the Platt Amendment shapes Cuba’s future. It notes Cuba’s constitutional convention ignored U S guidance and discusses withdrawal conditions, the need for American influence, and potential naval considerations. It warns of demands that could extend U S involvement as Cuba forms its new government.
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Cuba
United States
McWinley
Ial
Bagley
Congress
Plati
Tito Biates
Ajmorican Vlilgens
Jehu
Wade
Pew
Cuba Must Observe Obligations or Face Treaty Pressure
A strong editorial argues the Cuban government should show gratitude to the United States and that without friendliness, the U S should bind Cuba by strict treaties to honor international obligations. The piece reflects on diplomacy and Cuba’s constitutional convention amid U S expectations.
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Cuba
United States
Hat in Church Sparks Satire from Macon Crusader
Colonel Heipner of Macon Missouri campaigns to ban hats in church drawing sharp humor from editors who mock him. He replies editors lack church attendance yet believe all will reach heaven. The piece argues hats in church and theater differ and notes audience discomfort from large hats.
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Heipner
Macon
Missouri
San Francisco Bulletin
Bits of Wit and Jokes Across Publications
A collage of humorous quips from Chicago Tribune The Smart Set Ohio State Journal Sainted Dugan Judge Cannibal King Puck Baltimore World Detroit Journal and others. The remarks range from playful puns to social observations about manners wealth and public events.
Bright Ideas of Montana Editors Wool Prices
Montana editors discuss wool market tones with low prices expected this season while the outlook for sheep remains steady and possibly near last year’s profits. Good winter growth and rains could lift value, with Rosebud County News noting potential parity with prior year. An indigent sick man in Great Falls sought travel aid to California, but commissioners refused funds to cover meals on the journey. Kalziaoel Bee.
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Montana
Rosebud
Great Falls
California
Kaliaoel Bee
Renew Road to Idaho Gold Camp Near Gibbonsville
The Western News notes it is an auspicious time to renew work on the Gibbonsville road. Five thousand dollars have already been spent and an additional seven hundred dollars should finish the road. The route shaves twenty five miles by avoiding the big hill, and no doubling back would be needed.
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Gibbonsville
Idaho Gold Camp
Big Hill
Western News
Umbrella ribs and a political quip parade in humor roundups
A humorous review notes ex Senator Wolcott's wealth in Wall Street terms and mocks umbrella rib trusts. It cites quips from the Washington Star the New York Sun and Kansas City Time about McKinley and a western tour. A Virginia blacksmith moves between roles from pounder to expounder in a linguistic pun.
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Wolcott
Colorado
Wall Street
The
Washington Star
Omaha World-Herald
Virginia
Pope shows keen interest in Catholics of America
Pope Leo XIII met Senator Kean of New Jersey and Perry Heath at Rome, in a half hour audience. The pope questioned them on US industry and politics, praised President McKinley’s impartiality toward Catholics, and spoke of Aguinaldo’s capture as a potential peace sign. He plans $20,000 for Vatican Observatory repairs to install a telescope funded by Duke de Lovhat.
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Leo VIII
Kean
New Jersey
Perry Heath
Republican National Committee
Rome
United States
Atlantic
Heath
McKinley
Mgr. Ireland
Lafayette
Paris
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Holy Father
Leo Xtit
Vatican Observatory
Duke de Lovhat
The Telephone Girl on Stage at the Grand
The musical comedy The Telephone Girl opened at the Grand last evening and ran two hours with a lively chorus and witty turns. Harry Herm gen as Hans Nix the Rhinelander and Flora Parker as Clementine stood out, while Mabel Hite as He Coocoo impressed in ingenue parts with a strong dancing specialty. John J McGee as Snuffles added local color though his singing lacked melody. Performances continue tonight and tomorrow evening.
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Hans Nix
Harry Hermgen
Hermes
Mabel Hite
He Coocoo
Flora Parker
Clementine
Jolin J) McGee
Wellman Sets Sails After the Pole Again
Walter Wellman plans a new Arctic voyage to reach the North Pole aboard the Magdalena. He bought the Norway built bark from Mr. Neilson and will fund the expedition himself. A near goal supply base will be established before a final run for the pole.
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Wellman
Walter Wellman
North Pole
Magdalena
Mr. Neilson
Norway
Mr. Wellman
Forest cover study on Arrowhead Reservoir lands begins
A unique study on how forest cover affects stream flow started in southern California on Arrowhead Reservoir Company lands. Observation data on precipitation evaporation and temperature spanning eight years are now available to the division forestry for analysis.
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California
Arrowhead Reservoir Company
Division Forestry
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