Thanksgiving Day Proclamation Reflects Prosperity
The excerpt praises national prosperity under President McKinley, noting widespread commerce and influence. It urges gratitude for abundance while reminding citizens to aid the needy, and references proclamations from the president and state governors about a prosperous closing year of the century.
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The Future of Cuba in American Ties
Review of Cuban prospects, stressing that Cuba should join the United States organically. Cites Sener Mirdiges and Santa Lucia as urging a united American-Cuban framework and rejects full independence. Mentions Hanna’s presidential plans and Kruger Delcasse Paris talk. Notes church militant trend in New York with Bishop Potter proposing a vigilance committee.
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Curious Electorate Theorizes Presidential Plurality
A 19th century discussion examines how a candidate could win the presidency with less than a quarter of the popular vote through strategic state pluralities. It outlines hypothetical state-by-state splits, totals, and the resulting electoral outcome, plus tangential comments on military scope and politics.
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Standing Army Row Shows Plan For 50,000 Minimum
Dispatches indicate accord among the president, congressional leaders, and war department on a reorganization establishing a permanent army with a 50 000 minimum strength. The current force totals 65 000 regulars and 36 000 volunteers, with potential growth by doubling company size if needed.
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Thanksgiving Day Poem From Angelina Wray
A reflective verse celebrates the waning year and Thanksgiving the harvest stored for winter. It images tired nature, quiet nests, and cheerful children, urging a hopeful song for spring. The poem attributes the voice to Angelina Wray and evokes seasonal imagery across frost and renewal.
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Cardinals Death Toll and Vatican Demographics Report
La Gerarchia Cattolica notes during Leo XIII’s pontificate from 1878 to 100 that at least 144 Cardinals have died with only four alive from his Pius IX era. The college averages seventy seats, thirteen occupied, and more than half aged Italians. Other items mention gun salutes for rulers in India, and brief biographical notes on several figures including Cardinal Luigi di Canessa and Giuseppe Calasanzio Vives y Yuto.
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Will the Powers Dismember China
A Washington deposition debate warns that European powers may seize China by dismemberment amid the Boxer crisis. Observers question motives of Russia, Germany, France, and Britain while the article argues that any peace would still invite foreign control and further conflict.
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Harmless P&stime Sparks Senate Race Talk
The Red Lodge Picket notes Republicans discuss possible federal senate candidates as The Billings Gazette backs State Senator T. P. Cullen, a retired railroad conductor, for the race. The column treats the chatter as a harmless pastime to keep the self-appointed party guardians occupied and out of mischief.
Montana political note on pardons and candidates
The Missoulian reports Tom Cullen of Daw 1 county and his sisteral ambitions amid a growing candidate list for a fusion legislature. Billings Gazette warns Governor Smith must end pardons or Montana risks a first class peniten tiary to house or rent.
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Election of Senators by Direct Popular Vote
Malta Enterprise reports growing advocacy for direct popular elections of United States senators. Proponents argue it would reflect the will of the people more accurately and reduce influence of lawmakers. Critics warn of potential corruption and the risk of electing poorly chosen candidates.
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