Miner Endorses Expansion Policy Amid Philippine Debate
The Butte Miner praises solid ground in foreign policy and supports preserving U S sovereignty in the Philippines. It argues anti expansionists seek to derail the administration and foresees a national party split at the 1890 convention, with a strong push from democratic newspapers defending expansion and national unity.
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Inter Mountain
Butte
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Lowe
Ile
Harger
Anton
York
Bryan
Morgan
Pattison
Democratic Party
Pacific
Republic
Public spectacle and political dispute mix at a late night fight scene
A chaotic scene unfolds as a prize fight between Jeffersons and Sharkey sparks controversy and public moral outrage. Patrons jeer the spectacle while critics call for restraint in a debate on national character, civility, and decency amid crowd noise and political undertones.
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Jefferes
Sharkey
Poamet
Ieee
Raves
Dettaling
Thun
Colonel Bryans Mistake Over AntIi Imperialism Slogan
A long critique argues Bryan erred by resigning from the army to promote anti Imperialism in 1900. It claims remained in service would have boosted public sympathy, potentially altering the 1896 and 1900 political dynamics. The piece condemns partisan journalism and praises soldiers celebrations while linking British Transvaal setbacks to American antiwar discourse.
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Bryan
Tee Coase
Hit
Philippines
Democratic Party
Philippine
Iit Rose Ishands
Dryan
Nisa
Debating Philippine Freedom and American Policy
A Montana column critiques the democratic press for portraying Filipinos as fighting for freedom. It argues only the Tagals under Aguinaldo resist U S rule, while eight million other natives would face oppression if he wins. The piece urges protecting minority tribes and upholding humane, flag-dignified governance. It cites editorials from Montana papers praising soldiers and criticizing antiwar coverage.
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Philippines
Trbbes
United States
Joss Tan
Aguinaldo
Spain
Luzon
Moody's visit ends with sermon offer amid church split
Mr Moody traveled in western Massachusetts and was invited to preach by a minister who hesitated, saying his congregation had fallen into a split. The elder Moody accepted the chance to preach the next day, noting the church’s internal disagreement and the desire to help.
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Great Britain
Transvaal
Africa
Kruger
England
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Moody sermon ends with bold invitation to sinners
The scene recalls a meeting where Mr Moody confronts a crowd with humor and exhortation, promising a sermon to all sorts of folks and urging sinners to stay for the word before dismissing them to leave. An optician ad closes the fragment.
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Mr. Moody
Mr. Mody
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