Democratic Patriotism and US Role in Philippines War
A Senate speech defends American authority in Manila, praising a nonpartisan commission, the spread of governance, courts, schools, and rights. It warns of rebel threats, urges troops to garrison outer districts, and accuses the Democratic Party of sabotaging army reorganization to hinder peace.
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Manila
United States
Aguinaldo
Chantes A.towne
Senate
Washington
Merc Merim
Sears and Stripes
Tawne
Lawton
Mevert
Dewey
Naiyes le
Knise
Democratic Party
Faul
Philippines
Kruger's Interview Projects Need for Fair Hearing
In a Pall Mall Magazine interview, Paul Kruger pleads for arbitration and a fair hearing between England and the Boers. He admits possible faults, argues war was forced, and expresses belief they will ultimately win despite European disappointment and De Wet's raids.
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Pall Mall
Paul Kruger
England
Kruger
Vivas
Europe
de Wetix
War end hints and royal throne notes in blurred text
The passage discusses Kruger and wartime policy, a King Wward throne address amid peace agitation, and criticism of Sam Lewis the Shylock of England. It notes British policy in South Africa and anecdotes about English nobility and debtors with a sharp joke about borrowing nobles and a dinner invitation declined for insufficient funds.
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Wward
South
AL Plena
Outburst against president and Nevada lottery bill killed
The Anaconda Standard criticizes the president for acting on his own. Nevada faces a population decline as a lottery scheme backed by Dan Starr and gamblers fails in the senate by a vote of 20 to 8 after promising educational bonuses and funds.
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United States
Mc Kiley
Mark Hanna
Nevada
Dan Starr
Dreadful condition of things under republican rule
Fragmentary civic lament on democracy and wartime hardship, claiming figures and facts undermine faith in government while a few seek comfort in army lists and fears of economic distress. It portrays widespread discontent and a bleak view of the nation’s governance.
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Manila
Montana Gambling Suppression in Legislature Debate
A Montana correspondent argues that even with the legislature in session gambling is hard to suppress and that public card games persist after adjournment. The piece links labor fortunes to gambling bans and questions whether labor members will act to curb the activity.
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Montana
Inter Mountain
Mrs Maybrick and the pardon urge in American circles
The piece notes some Americans believe Mrs Maybrick innocent and advocate her release as she languishes abroad. It contrasts public sentiment with the harsher view of her security in marriage and hints at lawmen in Kansas and a referenced Mia Nation with a hatchet.
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Maybrick
Kansas
Mia
Nation
Promotion plan rewards sea officers for Cuba Puerto Rico actions
President McKinley recommends advancing numerous rear admirals and captains for their roles in the Santiago campaign and Porto Rico operations. Sampson, Schley, Selley, Bedley, Evans, Taylor, Cook, Chadwick, Sigsbee, Milligan, Wainwright, Cogswell and others would gain ranks or numbers. The Boston Journal notes the proposal reflects Secretary Long’s justice and urges Senate ratification to honor North Atlantic squadron efforts.
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Cuba
Porto Rico
Sampson
Congress
Selley
Admira Bedley
Santiago
President McKinley
Adm Sampson
Schley
Sehtoy
Hono
North Atlantic
Robley D. Evans
Henry C. Taylor
Indiana
Cook
Fiv
Brooklyn
Chirk
Oregon
San Francisco
Chadwick
New York
Sigshee
St. Paul
Milligan
Oregon Ie
Wainright
Maine
Glouchester
Cogswell
Secretary Long
Senate
Admiral Schley
Boston Journal
Montana’s Senate election shows parties in sharp contrast
The piece compares Republican unity and principle with Democratic disarray in Helena. It criticizes fusion Democrats for infighting while praising Republican discipline and readiness for future victories. It notes a Silver Bow gathering, city printing bids, and mourning Joel Crossman, ending with shopper notes from the Inter Mountain.
State adds chance to draw settlers to Montana
Northern Montana can offer greater inducements to settlers than any western state. Agriculture, mining, stock raising and other businesses show strong openings. The world has not heard of Montana as loudly as others, railroads push lands west, yet the state can attract population if seized now.
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Great Falls
Montana
America
Rosebud County and Crow Reservation Opening Opinion
The Yellowstone Journal notes Rosebud county is a fact and Old Custer may benefit while Rosebud suffers for years. The Crow reservation opening is a misfortune delaying growth and population flow to the new county, with broader territorial implications for the region.
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Yellowstone Journal
Rosebud County
Custer
Rosebud
Crow Reservation
Not abandoned the revenue loss from acquisition and division
The passage argues that revenue from an acquisition will be missed and urges economies by commissioners for Pultny and Rosebud as a new county forms. It notes Custer’s lower classification, potential revenue loss, and asserts parting as Trends is better. It frames political gains for Republicans and uncertainty of future Democratic control.
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Pultny
Rosebud
Custer
Senate
Democratic Assembly
Montana officials face criticism over alleged bribery money
A Ralil County Democrat in The News ton Mil column condemns a $30,000 bribery fund for education. Critics say $40,000 should fund education instead to prevent repeat crimes. The piece argues the criticism is unfounded and stresses improving education funding to deter future misconduct.
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Ralil County
Newston
Montana
Parodying Headlines From The Nations Papers
A fragmentary paragraph appears to mock news items from multiple papers. It references Mr. J Pete Morgan sandbagging Uncle Andy Carnegie with valuables at home, a candidacy suggestion for 1904, Gov Pingree hiring a tutor to run the country, capital punishment debates for Chinese individuals, and Carrie Nation’s spree breaking into saloons stables and jails in a single day.
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J. Pete Morgan
Andy Carnegie
Atlanta Journal
The Spice of Life Misgivings
Clara Montagu reads a melodramatic ad seeking a wealthy match. An 87 year old man with no means wishes to wed a beautiful 18 year old worth 11 million dollars. She exclaims Tam is beautiful and rich, a dramatic, tongue in cheek moment.
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Clara Montagu
Shadow over a hopeful bride in Detroit Journal tale
A woman muses on a mysterious claim by a suitor who must advertise for a wife. Her enchantment fades as doubts grow, leaving the romantic illusion shattered and the vision ruined. The Detroit Journal frames a cautionary moment about appearances and intent.
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Detroit Journal
Installment Collector Reproached by Burly Visitor
Fragmentary Philadelphia Press note shows a burly visitor scolding an installment man over a missed payment. He orders another bill to be sent to the house, insisting on collecting the first overdue payment.
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Philadelsphia Press
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