Democracy and the Transvaal War Rumors Spread
A critique of Democratic hopes tied to the South African war argues some see Britain’s prolonged fight as a path to political gain. It warns Russia and France unlikely to risk war, American finance would tighten, and a quick end to the Transvaal conflict is favored by observers.
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Russa
France
England
Its
America
United States
Europe
Russia
Great Britain
Widevorce
Germany
Austria
Jesser
Inter Mountain
Paris
Manchuria
Rhine
National mood shifts in 1900 campaign amid war news
The piece argues patriotism and military resolve shape public opinion in Britain and the United States. It contrasts reactions to Transvaal reverses, Philippine actions, and copperhead sentiment, asserting loyalty and courage of troops drive victories. It references Aguinaldo and Ladysmethod events as context for American resolve.
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Transvaal
Eng
Uefa
Uyat
Campaign tensions in Ohio Kentucky Nebraska and Bryan network
The message outlines intense late campaign activity across Ohio Kentucky and Nebraska. It notes McLean the Democratic candidate for governor in Ohio and the possible national impact if victorious. It discusses Goebel in Kentucky the Bryan wing and anti imperial stance within the silver Democrats. It contrasts historical partisan moves with current struggles and strategizes for a Democratic setback if Republicans dominate these states.
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Ohio
Kontucky
McLown
National Democrate
Habel
Bryan
McLean
Nebracka
Kentucky
Senate Commonwealth
Goebel
Bryan Oan
Nebraska
Control of Telegraphs and Phones Ties in Vast Trust Plan
The Inter Mountain reports a proposed gigantic trust to control telegraph cables and telephone networks with wireless growth seen as a rival. The piece suggests potential price cuts in message transmission if a universal system forms, arguing the public will favor ether over wires even amid protests from old stockholders.
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Inter Mountain
Marconi
Sulu
Luzon
Spain
Western expansion and Pacific policy debate heats up
The piece surveys expanding American influence in the West Asia-Pacific and argues for continuing expansionist aims. It notes strong Western support for keeping ships in the Orient, aiding Philippines development, and opposing isolationism. It mentions General Kesster’s death and honors, with regional press commentary on Roosevelt and the Inter Mountain.
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Geis
West
Strargh
Bryan
Inter Mountain
Wilson
Mey
Dewey Wa
Hong Kong
Orient
All Asia
Oceantea
Pacific Ocean
Philippines
McKitley
Lowa
Minnesota
Death Toll Mounts as Hobart Falls Ill at White House
The text notes concern over Vice President Hobart's precarious condition with physicians warning that recovery is unlikely and death could come at any time. It reflects national sympathy for Hobart and his family as bulletins from his bedside are eagerly awaited.
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Hobart
Passing of the Moving Paper
Helena Herald notes a shift in news consumption as readers prefer evening papers for daily events. The piece discusses faster telegraphy and market pressures driving morning papers to largely echo previous reports. It frames the change as a move from morning to evening dissemination, highlighting natural versus artificial rhythms.
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Helena
America
World
Reuter
Wolfe
Associated Press
Christian Science and old churches bridged in discussion
Hon William G Ewing of Chicago requests open minds toward Christian Science addressing prejudices from old churches. He notes shared beliefs and urges harmony toward improving people, happiness, and love through common aims. The dialogue seeks common ground in religious practice and duty.
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William G. Ewing
Chicago
Belief Affirmed In One God And Jesus Christ
The passage presents a creed comparing beliefs in God, Jesus Christ, the Bible, the Ten Commandments, and prayer with affirmations of shared faith. It emphasizes worship of an omnipresent God and the love of neighbor, concluding with the Great Commandment as central to belief.
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Jesus Christ
Temple
God
Jesus
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