New Executive Department Proposed For Mining and Industry
A revival of western mining and a push for interstate cooperation motivates a proposed new national executive department to oversee mining, manufacturing, commerce, and patents. The plan aligns with the Republican platform calling for a commerce and industry department to relieve overloaded existing agencies.
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Plan to reorganize national departments for better industry weight
The text argues merging or expanding departments to group commerce and industry under a stronger national council. It suggests creating separate departments of mining, manufactures, and commerce as an alternative, with a stronger president's council and better representation in national affairs.
Roosevelt and Hill Vex Kansas City Nomination Fight
The piece weighs Roosevelt as dominant across the nation, with David Bennett Hill viewed as the logical vice presidential candidate at Kansas City. Hill, a sound money man, is strong in New York but loses to Roosevelt outside that state. Roosevelt is praised as a war hero and political idol nationwide, while Hill’s Tammany involvement ends his appeal.
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Prairies
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Crisis in China prompts expanded American force
Washington signals a tougher stance as General Adna R. Chaffee leads the first U S regiments to China with more troops likely to follow. Officials debate how far solo action should go and when to cooperate with other powers as markets in China loom large for American surplus products.
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Bishop Cranston Attack on Open Door Policy Sparks Debate
The Denver bishop argues that spreading Christianity justifies breaking treaties and military action to open China, while critics say treaties and international law must guide peaceful progress. He claims open doors benefit Christianity and commerce, but opponents warn against disregarding rights and law.
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Denver
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El Paso Welcomes Large Convention Crowd
The city of about fifteen thousand white residents hosted a convention that swelled the population by fifty percent, with visitors enjoying meals and lodging. El Pasoans hailed the event as proof the city can accommodate many guests without any loss to locals.
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Germans View on McKinley Policy Sparked by Fear of Militarism
The excerpt argues that German readers are conservative businessmen who resist imperialism and militarism. It contends Germans will not be swayed by debates over a 25,000 postal army increase and understand militarism’s meaning.
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McKinley
Oregon's Navy Sailors Rally Across Global Waters
The Oregon is described racing from Hong Kong to Taku then around the Horn, reaching Santiago at the death, returning via Manila, and now deployed to a new warfront. The piece hints political motives but celebrates national pride and maritime prowess.
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U S Policy on China crisis centers on free markets
The United States should prioritize protecting its free markets in China after ensuring citizen safety and property. This stance will guide future actions in response to the crisis.
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United States
Night Plaza Scene Evokes Metropolis Beauty
Vivid description of a bustling plaza at night captures the allure of a metropolitan street scene and its luminous surroundings, leaving an impression of unforgettable urban beauty.
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El Paso Earns Notable Spotlight On Map
Visitors leave impressed as El Paso gains prominent recognition and status in the region. Local scenes, culture, and events are highlighted to show the city’s growing prominence on the map.
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el Paso
Survey Party Faces Water Shortage Near Fabens
County Surveyor Parker reports surveying schoollands is going well near Fabens but last week the party faced extreme thirst. A gallon of water fed eight men all day. two collapsed before dark and James Hague crawled to camp to summon aid, saving his companions.
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Visiting Woodmen official to lead Texas lodge instruction
Dallas official W A Fraser general deputy of the Woodmen of the World arrives with many visiting brothers to conduct a school of instruction for the local lodge tonight at eight o clock in the Knights of Pythias hall. All members urged to attend. Beet butter 2 pounds for 45 cents at Shady Grove market. Eol Paso Grocery Co. offers hammocks at deep discounts this week.
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Dallas
Woodmen of the World
Texas
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Shady Grove
Eol Paso Grocery Co
Preparation for childbirth and Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription
The article argues pregnancy is dangerous and that women should train and stay healthy. It endorses Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as essential for female health before childbirth and cites Mrs. Emerson Allen of Dorset Ontario noting recovery after use.
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Replace a Torpid Liver with Stomach and Liver Tablets
Practical health ad promises to energize a dull torpid liver and restore vitality. It claims relief from poor appetite, headaches, and dizziness after meals. A few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will normalize liver function and digestion. Price 25 cents with free samples at drug stores.
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Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Quick Digestion Aid
An advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat and prevents fermentation. It is pitched as suitable after meals to avoid stomach irritation and cure worst cases of dyspepsia. Fred Schaefer, a local druggist, endorses the product as pleasant to take.
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