Carmack Dominates Democratic Imperialism Debate In Text Book
A Washington letter says Senator Carmack of Tennessee is vindicated by the Democratic congressional committee in a new Campaign Text Book. Imperialism appears as the key issue, with Carmack’s hard line against the Philippines and the army guiding Democratic strategy, as Southern Democrats shape the party stance while Republicans face criticis m. The piece also notes reactions to foreign policy debates and the rise of imperialism themes in current politics.
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Imperialism as Central Issue in 1900 Campaign
The passage recalls Tillman and Bryan over imperialism, noting Kansas City parallels. It praises the Democratic congressional committee for elevating imperialism as the key issue, arguing the 1900 campaign will be fought and settled like in 1898, with town Democrats aligning their platform to imperialist views.
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Oil as fuel studied by Texas oil in coal substitute
Charles W. Hayes of the geological survey is studying Texas oil as a coal substitute. A Washington dispatch notes Hayes will publish a paper comparing Texas oil with bituminous and anthracite coal, aiming to guide coal users toward oil as a practical alternative. It cites a government first in-depth coal issue and mentions limited anthracite supply confined to Pennsylvania.
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Mealtime Crow in Democratic Platform Debate
The Dubuque Telegraph-Herald backed the Kansas City platform but supported its own reevaluation after the state convention. The editorial labels the convention evasive and crow eating, noting 6,000,000 Democrats, including 200,000 from Iowa, favored the Kansas City plank and condemning the retreat as a strategic misstep. It vows support for the convention ticket while urging unity against Republicans.
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Editorial Glances on Iowa Politics and Free Silver
Editorial notes question the mood of Judge Wade and the influence of Wolace Boies in Iowa Democratic politics. It discusses Cato Sells hiding, the Dubuque Telegraph Herald’s stance at the convention, and free silver voters’ dissatisfaction with the platform. It mentions Paris lighting contracts and a London Times remark on Eng- lifelines.
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Nes Moines Register and Leader portrait of Horace Boies
A press comment praises Horace Boies as aging with grace and enduring persuasive suavity. It lauds him as the grand old man of the revised and only authorized edition of Iowa Democracy.
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Resolutions Taken As Postal Conventions Ring True
The Gazette notes with some pleasure that resolutions adopted by all conventions this year have been of the ringing variety. A poem titled Resolutions Bust Not Ring Tonight would not be popular.
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Ohio Democrats split with Iowa allies on a live issue
In the Buckeye state yesterday, Silver showed hesitation on a live issue while Tom L. Johnson announced aspirations to the presidency, signaling a political rift between Ohio Democrats and their Iowa brethren.
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Politician Seeks Democratic Issue Attention
The Therald word urges readers to hear from the man who can direct attention to a political issue of importance raised by the Democrats in recent years that has not been rejected by the people.
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Cedar Rounds Republican Eludes Naming a Democratic Candidate
The Cedar Rounds Republican notes a Democratic candidate at the First district race described as a man, hinting he would prefer a stronger label than the term cay. The piece implies zeal for a tougher designation without naming the individual.
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Hill Addresses Upstate Farmers At Sreen Gods Raid Report
The New York Mail and Express notes raids on sreen gods while server service men focus on Hill's speeches to upstate farmers. The item emphasizes Hill's outreach and the likely audience among rural residents amid ongoing security actions.
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The brutal aga mania man is not romance
The New York World notes that his threat to kill unless married shows a dangerous obsession. It argues his behavior belongs in jail or an insane asylum, not in romance, and portrays him as a dangerous fugitive from normal society.
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Czar of Russia Faults Sleep in Glare of Electricity
A satirical note suggests the Russian czar cannot sleep due to bright room lighting. The author proposes if he labors four hours of woodwork and uses a corn-husk mattress in a dark garret, his insomnia might fade, though ministers would be horrified.
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New York Clings To Last Berlin Horse Car Legacy
The New York Tribune notes Berlin has abandoned horse cars while New York remains among the few major cities still using them. The piece highlights the paradox of America’s chief city holding onto antiquated urban transport while others move on.
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Ex Secretary Alger Not Seeking Senate Nomination
In Boston Journal style the piece notes Alger’s waiting attitude, not pursuing a senate bid but listening for a call to duty and thanking supporters. It remarks that many politicians, across parties, share this common political posture at the moment.
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George Wyndham of Ireland Cabinet Rank and Ancestry
Mr. George Wyndham, chief secretary for Ireland since 1900 and recent cabinet appointee by Premier Balfour, was born in 1868. He is praised as a capable younger conservative with Scottish and Irish ancestry, educated at Eton and Sandhurst, and a former Coldstream Guards officer who later entered politics. He served as private secretary to Mr. Balfour and as under secretary for war before Ireland secretary. Mr. Wyndham’s life reflects a blend of service, lineage, and political devotion.
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Notable Neurologist Dr Kittel Faces Demands Across Delta
A final profile cites Pr Kittel of Kluss as a vigorous 64 year old physician whose 33 year practice spans the Memel delta, braving ice drifts and rough winters by sleigh and horse to serve patients. It notes political mentions of Washburn and Fessenden brothers in Congress and Pillsbury as a chess talents icon, plus Harvard’s three year BA shift, British frontier gains in Tibet, rising US typewriter production, and the Mississippi world’s fair plan to showcase cotton from seed to cloth.
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Democratic Text Book Attacked as Balding Political Tactic
A critical review denounces the Democratic Campaign Text as misleading and slanderous toward the army. It condemns the authors and congressional committee for abusive rhetoric and appeals to prejudice. Senator Carmack’s charges are rebutted by Senator Lodge praising soldiers as American volunteers.
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The West Lochinvar Wins the Chicago Courtship
Jim Maddox, a bold Western romantic, pursues Miss Bess Stanslaus through Chicago society. A dramatic horse rescue by Fordyce Hazleton reveals Bess’s true choice as Hazleton proves brave and sincere, while Maddox departs with a Denver-bound departure.
Misleading claims in a cheap‑goods critique
The writer argues the book misstates prices to show foreign sales undercuts U.S. goods. Cites a sewing machine firm with a Scotland factory. Accuses the author of treating voters as fools and using demagogic tactics to sway opinion.
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Eureka Linton Extension Linked to Wheat Belt Road
The Eureka to Linton railway extension runs from Eureka in McPherson County South Dakota to Linton in Simmons County North Dakota. It passes through prime prairie wheat country known as the Wheat Belt of South Dakota and aims to finish this fall in time for harvest. Five new Downs Greenway Zeeland Hague Stafford and Linton will be marketed in August and September.
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Rail Fare to Colorado Round Trip Ad
Round trip of 24 dollars 25 cents to Colorado and back via C R 1 and P R R. Two trains daily. Tickets on sale September 1 to 10. Limit October 31. Ticket offices at 307 Brady Street and at Fifth and Perry corner.
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