Bryan hedging on Philippines policy stirs political debate
A historical column analyzes Colorel Bryan's shifting stance on the Philippine question. It argues his interviews hint at delaying full independence terms, urging a clear position to prevent further war and allow a possible troop withdrawal. The piece critiques anti-expansion voices and portrays Bryan's hedging as a response to public pressure.
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Bryan
Philippines
Teyzeut
Asuiatlo
South Pacific
Nas
Fathers of the Republic
Ugsyeli
Republic of the United States
Tuaon
Mah
Aquinalite
Funston
FT Peleve
Helore
Lie United Amies
Colanet Bryan
Alisat
Prat
Debated Philippine Policy and Bryan’s Position Rift
The piece argues Aguinaldo’s fate and Bryan’s stance on Philippine independence. It contends the national administration shapes policy while criticizing Bryan for urging war or peace measures. It questions presidential authority to advise Aguinaldo and forecasts political repercussions.
Copperheads and national unity in McKinley era rhetoric
An Anaconda Standard critique argues McKinley’s plea for union across north south east and west shows Americans are one people with one flag. It contends the piece does not imply eradicated sectional tensions or delude about dissent among a diverse republic.
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McKinley
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Toys
Whiteside and The Standard Ruled By Partisan Debate
The Anaconda Standard is cited as avoiding editorial comment on Fred Whiteside's arrest for bribery linked to his former state senate role. The piece argues the paper's silence shows bias against Whiteside while praising the Clark faction and denouncing implied double standards in editorial coverage. It references Butte Miner’s take on Democratic infighting and questions the Philippines contract critique used to pressure party loyalty.
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State Senate
Aloot
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Standard
W. A. Clark
Whitesite
Clark
Court of Justice
John B. Wellcome
Joint Assembly
Spain
Philippines
Dotson and Leutgert examined in monederial case verdicts
The piece compares Dotson’s murder verdict with Leutgert’s Chicago trial. The Standard condemns the second degree finding, arguing either a first degree murder with certainty or full acquittal. It recalls Leutgert’s soap vat case and notes calls to gallows or acquittal in Dotson.
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Penitentiaey
Dotson
Inter Mountain
Leutgert
Chicago
Genius and Dyspepsia Journal Fragment
A fragmentary journal entry contrasts genius and dyspepsia with sneering dialogue. The speaker dismisses Wagen as insufficient for a desired feat while vague references to a long past period and a fifteen-cent ease hint at serving patrons with more destructive foods.
Biggs-Prof Proposes Rome Fire Distracted Nero
The New York Journal reports a new theory that the burning of Rome was set to distract Nero and divert attention from other tidings. The claim suggests a deliberate act to shift focus and influence imperial actions.
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New York Journal
Biggs
Rome
Reges
Nero
Struck a Bargain in a New York Journal Scene
A quirky vignette from a New York Journal page shows a street scene where a vendor refuses a two cent offer, insists on the lowest price, and a patron contemplates a small purchase of tobacco, ending with a humorous exchange about a bargain.
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New York Journal
Money To Burn At The Bank Of England
A satirical tale describes weekly destruction of notes to replace with new printings. A banker questions the cashier and the president replies the bank is out, then a romantic scene unfolds with Augustus and Fanny as stirring dialogue and affectionate expressions appear amid the insider vibe.
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Bank of England
Weekend Advert List of Letters and Addressees
A compiled weekly advertisement noting names such as Branning Jas T Barry John Bakker Frank Berry Ethel Berry Beaumont Baxter Brenneman Dora Brown Clarence Burns Mrs C Hates Mrs Amy Bowen Alf D Bagley Alma Bartlett Mrs Boranck Miss A Chapman J W Christie Douglas Christianson Fred Caldwell Miss AG Cooper Mrs D Cooper and many others including Dr Cunningham A Currie James Dennis Harry Daly Mrs Cori Belle Tas ardt Henry Carlyle Bogstram Miss French Felix Foley and Rev G H Frenee among a long roster of individuals and firms listed for the week’s notices and solicitations.
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Honeck Igoe
MT Jonas
Mise
Mary Johns
J Keinlesterger
Laram Leary
Daniel Sue
HW McBrite
Wim Meiueen
Bred
Nish
Pat Doe Run
We Oliver
Sam Overberg
Henry Olson
Frank
Dennis Passmore
Paul Palmer
Emily Parker
Chag A Pearson
RN W Price
Babe Peterson
AW Phillips
Any Quilt
M Rosebrook
WC Reed
Manny Rodda
Edith Ryan
W Richards
J M Rease
Ed Rehin
A Richard
Dan Rector
Carrie Roe
Amarin
Anton
Scott Supply & Tent Co
Torch
AE ‘Thompkine
E A Useful Ely Co
Uller
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AC Vadnrats
Adler ‘Wookey
Wm ‘Walter
Frank ‘ Walters
Ed White
Ed Werden
D A Williams
C 'T Wever
Anton ‘Wiegenstein
Mrs A White
H R
Farmer Defends Pig Pen As Land Turns To Lawn
A farmer resists a summer boards suggestion to replace a pig pen with a lawn calling the pen mightier than the sword. A clerk complains of goods and a sharp tongue from a petite female customer.
Notice to stockholders Con Solidated Tiger and Poorman
All stockholders desiring to join in the suit to set aside sale must report holdings and the assessment to Alex J Swingon treasurer at the Bank of Wide & Brother on or before October 20.
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Bank of Wide & Brother
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