Pilar’s Crime Traitor Talk Draws Democratic Scorn
The column attacks General Pio Del Pilar for offering to surrender Aguinaldo to American forces for cash. It contrasts Pilar with Aguinaldo and earlier insurgent leaders, labeling Pilar a traitor and questioning motives while defending the insurgent cause and questioning press zeal.
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Aguinaldo
Pio del Pilar
Pilar
Judas
Benedict Arnold
Liberty
George Washingion Aguinaldo
Agulaldo
Democrate
Aginaldo
United States
Disciples
Benedet Arnold
Job Dois
Montana
Bryan in Greenville Ohio Praises Rich and Attacks Expansion
In Greenville Bryan delivers his first Ohio speech. He defends the poor against tax burdens, attacks trusts and mill owners, and criticizes the Philippines purchase. He argues for sharing government costs by ability and benefit, while contrasting with the wealthy promoters like John Ty McKean and Henry Melean, and references colonial era actions.
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Greenville
Ohio
Mr. Bryan
John TE. McKean
Trusta
Vomlines
Averem
John Ty Metoan
Wuliis
Marks Welle
Toy
Kentucky
John R. Mcbean
Oto
Bryan
Republican Party
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Philippine Islands
Spain
Democratic Party
Louisiana Purchase
Great Northwest
Ivadeva
Dem
Vcratic
Plea for leniency amid antiwar commentary in press
A fragmentary passage argues politeness should temper censure for pursuing a admitted habit seen globally. It criticizes the Democratic press for harsh rhetoric against actions aimed at liberty. It notes abandonment of Aguinaldo and hints at brigandage and proxy profits, suggesting Milar faces no mercy from presses.
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Ad Pilar
Ehieg
Aguinaldo
Milar
A Plea For Missouri And Political Jest
A satirical column discusses Champ Clark and the Bryan hem anecdote, mocks Missouri zealots and misquotes, notes Kentucky and Montana political chatter, corrects Woodmen organizations, and comments on expansion debates in Chicago. It jokes about campaign ploys, digs at factional feuding, and hints at maritime and yacht race news.
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Champ Clark
Colonel Bryan
Dick Bland
Bryan
New York Journal
Hissourians
Andrew Jackson
Amy
Montana
National Democratic Committee
Presidio Gossip Highlights Frontier Feud and Kansas Welcome
Special correspondence from Inter Mountain San Francisco October 15 1899 describes Bellicose chatter at the Presidio over a crevice and landslide in Butte with political jibes about W A Clark and mining fortunes. Kansas troops arriving from the Philippines reunite with Montana soldiers as editors and soldiers swap stories of war logistics and pride.
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Inter Mountain
San Francisco
Presidio
Butte
Captai Hart
Pelgate
W. A. Clark
Montana
Captain Wynne
Kessler
Kansas
Philippines
Funston
Oakland
Third
United States Artillery
Manila
Aguinaldo
Luzon
Barun Ve Wats
Lexington Company
Mongolia
California
Selentide
Ely
Alfred Wartenweiler
Captain Reuger
Lexington
William McDermott
Redding
Alex Tarbet
Salt Lake
Batto
Velna
William McDerrmott
The Theaters and its People The $70,000,000 Amusements
Franklin Fyles surveys the U S theater industry in a Ladies' Home Journal series. He estimates about 3,000 first class legitimate houses with $100 million invested, averages of $33,333 per theatre, and notes total annual amusement revenue around $70 million with 1.5 million weekly theatergoers across an eight month season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Franklin Fyles
Ladies’ Home Journal
Soldier writes home planning grand Omaha banquet
A Nebraska soldier, faithful in the Philippine campaign, asks his wife to prepare a banquet upon return to Omaha. He lists steak, hot biscuits, flour and milk gravy, mashed potatoes, apple sauce, corn on the cob, string beans, macaroni and cheese, peaches and cream, and tea cream. He warns against hired cooking and vows to tackle the menu himself after his year abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Omaha
San Francisco
World-Herald
Gods Face Poem Reflected in Nature
A Pall Mall Magazine October feature by Marvin Dana presents a youthful American poet’s verse. The speaker scans sky and sea, wind and lea, hearing a thrush and feeling a storm’s rush, and finds God’s beauty in nature rather than a direct divine face.
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Pall Mall
Marvin Dana
Immortality and a Chicago wager in a quirky deli scene
A fragment from a busy Chicago setting shows characters discussing life, a cigar store stop, and a fan’s plan to collect pin money. Albert Phelps and a visitor exchange casual remarks on base ball interest as a game score looms.
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Ant
Wacsie
Albert Phelps
Qoorge
Tomorow
Chicago
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Transvaal
Paul Kruger
Copperhead
England
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Goebel
Clay County
McKinley
Montana Bulletin
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Woodmen of the World
Woodmen of America
Gog Jin
Vastanise
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Shamrock
Fife
Columbia
America
Presidio Gossip
Officers of Justice
Whiteside
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Vily
Grand Hotel
Yim
Juatter
Ae Sullier
Devine
Quatrain
Chatzlein Paint CO
Glass Combine
Schatzlein Paint CO
W. Broadway
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G. C. McFarland, Mary
Jacob
Old Kentucky
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Grau’s Opera Co
Wang
Grau
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