Impartial rulings in the Wellcome case court opinion
The Supreme Court actions are praised for fairness in handling bribery suspicions tied to wealth. The piece argues for scrutinizing accused individuals’ private finances while avoiding undue harm to innocent parties, and notes the record’s completeness after contested testimony.
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Suprene
Wellcome
Supreme Court
Aula
Mie
United
Clark
Ste Whiteside
Mr. Whiteside
Mr.Andersen
Anderson
Whinesit
Wilber
Hoffman Predicament Stirring Ant- Clark Democrats Clash
The article portrays General Maffnin as a leading Democrat figure in the impending election fight. It notes his anti Clark stance and his predicted alignment with the Daly faction to challenge the Liberal coalition. It mentions the Anaconda flameout and suggests Standard editorials against any Hive support.
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Wader
Maffnin
Net 8 Tay
Toffman
Mischoffman
Mundard
Me. Hoffman
Mr. Mulfaven
Juse Wal
Crowe Hye Gue
Daly Gange
Meg Foffiman
Sallercliny
Taffman
Fragmentary Supreme Court Note Reflects Conflicting Views
A disjointed excerpt discusses equity and wisdom in sitting, mentions Montana public sentiment, and cites influence from a past resort and meetings, with unclear references to press and factions. The fragment leaves key details and actors obscured.
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Supreme Court
Montana
Warkisahs
Emda Press
Political clash over Wellcome defense and Senate politics
A fragmentary editorial argues the Wellcome defense seeks to influence the U.S. Senate race by exposing alleged illegal expenditures and coercive tactics. It warns against partisan manipulation by Democratic factions and contemplates political fallout if the plan succeeds. The piece frames the controversy as damaging to Montana and urges scrutiny of alleged coercion and spending.
Campbell under fire from Montana congressman charge
A rugged democratic voice critiques Albert James Campbell of Montana, accusing him of improper conduct and accusing his anti Daly campaign and later actions. The piece references his legislative role and hints at forthcoming details the public will hear in due course.
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Campbell
A. J. Cambell
Sereninder
Belbe
Albert James Campbell
Montana
Fifth Legislative Assembly
A. J. Campbell
Firing on the Red Cross Sparks World Outrage
Reports claim Boers fired on Red Cross hospitals holding wounded soldiers and nurses. If true, it would condemn such savagery and demand universal condemnation, while the civilized world waits for exact truth and accountability.
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Red Cross
Nione
Red Cross Brigade
Hatterio
Ravieca
South Africa
Gehava
Hey
Journal warns Democrats on expansion policy and predicts Ohio setback
The New York Journal, a staunch Bryan ally, condemns anti expansion stance within the Democratic Party. It warned Democrats against behind the scenes opposition to the Philippines and urged a return to expansionist patriotism, warning of defeat in Ohio and at the national election. It notes the paper has long urged Democrats to heed the 1896 and 1900 era calls for expansion and progress.
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New York Journal
Bryan
Chamain
Ohio
McKinley
Democratic Party
Montana
Maine
Buckeye
Philippines
Nunes
Smallpox scare fades as vaccination debate continues
The scare over smallpox has abated with few illness cases and one death. Health officers are praised for prompt action and vaccination, while some doubt remains about the disease's true appearance. Officials emphasize prevention and the value of vaccination despite any lingering controversy.
Anti imperialism drives issue in 1904 election talk
Harper's Weekly notes the anti-imperialists push to center expansion in public debate for next year’s election. It cites Republican and Democratic platforms, Bryan speeches, and independent voices in several states, especially Ohio, signaling a major shift in campaign themes.
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Harper's Weekly
Popular Discu
Ohio
Bryan
National policy shift and imperial debate reshape campaign
The piece argues the 1890s presidential campaign will center on imperialism with Philippines as a test case. It warns against immediate independence for Cuba and Puerto Rico, stresses American governance must endure until self rule is feasible, and emphasizes a broader foreign policy beyond domestic issues. The author urges embracing global duties as commerce expands and urges bold, nationwide engagement.
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Congress
Harper's
Philippines
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Tropics
Philippine
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Pacific
Notables Note Recitations and Honors Across Europe and America
De Wolf Hopper performs Casey at the Bat before London audiences. The young Earl of Dalhousie shows $300,000 income with a fortune estimated at $50,000,000 and is called the richest man in South America. Henri de Fegnier will lecture on modern French poetry at Harvard next January. Dr. E. Benjamin Andrews is touted as Chicago public schools chief successor for the University of Chicago theology chair. August Ravogli, Italian consul in Cincinnati, has been knighted by King Humbert for medical service. he trained in Rome and Vienna.
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Harvard
E. Benjamin Andrews
Public Schools of Chicago
George W. Northrup
University of Chicago
August Ravogli
Cincinnati
Humbert
Ravogli
Rome
Royal College of Medicine of
Vienna
Mark Twain at a Christening on Small Beginnings
The speaker reflects on the christening of a newborn, noting that tiny traits seed large futures. He imagines the infant becoming a preacher, healer, astronomer, or statesman, and ponders how small beginnings can shape great contributions to humanity.
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Newton
Ambition for a Child Foretold in Rabid Speculation
A Brooklyn Eagle excerpt imagines a boy's future greatness in politics, letters, or war. It speculates on his potential to change Europe and earn a Westminster memorial, then abruptly asks the mother for the child's name. The mother answers, It is Mary Ann.
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Wario
Europe
Peante
Fle
Mary Ann
Brooklyn Eagle
New English Pitcher Introduced For Serving Ice Drinks
A new English invention presents a pitcher for serving loud deilites in green and ruby glass. It features a glass inner cylinder like a lamp chimney and a silver top with screw work. The rack ice lasts longer and the drink is poured properly and reused as needed.
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