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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1900
Page
3
A long OCR page from Dillon Montana discusses education in Cuba, weather lore, and a jumble of local and international references. It mentions census literacy, marital status, and various unrelated anecdotes, with numerous garbled phrases and names.
Professor J Laurence Laughlin of the University of Chicago declares he cannot vote for the McKinley administration citing opposition to imperialism and the origin of our institutions He argues a true defense of commerce rests on non imperial methods and warns the warlike stance harms American trade and principles He challenges the party line and urges voters to consider the long term effects on the Republic.
The article discusses concerns over McKinley’s health and the potential vice presidential selection. It mentions Hiaunevelt and Roosevelt in relation to political strategy and party dynamics, highlighting fears about trusts and electoral outcomes without graphic detail.
A speech condemns white and brown men as equal under the constitution, denounces land greed and special privileges tied to political support, and criticizes Senators including Beveridge for advocating Philippine conquest driven by greed and material gain.
The Indianapolis Sentinel notes the soap trust with a $25 million capital and the starch trust about half that, totaling roughly $33 million. They supply the same consumers, with soap dominating business, and critics warn price increases harm civilization by hindering progress.
A long Atlantic crossing frames the tale of Elsie Thornton a girl from near Liverpool who after her father's death sails to New York to join Aunt Fife and family. The voyage reveals ship life wonder and the emotional pull of distant relatives as a festive crowd welcomes the distant shores.
The Ratiweeds press on with ongoing projects as their urban program shows growing success. The data notes a population figure of 26,796, with 12,763 employed in traffic work in the last official period ending March.
A local education initiative announces three new lecture courses at the We megive too 1 site. The effort aims to broaden public access to expert talks across topics including science and culture.
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