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Farm Journal
Goghen
Lkhays
Poehe Sar
Swat
Ghoragur
Aete UK Ieee
Perth
Big Bay
Weekly Truth Report Promises Foreign News Delivery
The Weekly Truth is published each Thursday afternoon with the latest foreign and secret news. Subscriptions are delivered through the post offices in the United States or Canada.
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United States
Canada
Unclear fragment on Kentucky elections and militia
Fragment notes politics in Kentucky with reference to state militia and Republican control. No clear event or date provided.
Nicaragua canal project gains approval with high costs
The Nicaragua canal is moving forward with an estimated $125 million cost over six years of construction. Officials promise steady progress despite the lengthy timeline and large price tag.
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Nicaragua
Kentucky Crisis Cited as Governor Taylor Mayhem Source
Henry Watterson asserts no current disorder exists in Kentucky, except actions attributed to de facto Governor Taylor, highlighting a claim of limited legitimacy and ongoing political tension.
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Kentucky
Henry Watterson
Hassys
Taylor
Law Providing School Books at Cost Reveres Goabel Memory
The Columbia City Post lauds the late Goabel noting a Kentucky law providing school books to children at cost as a lasting monument to his memory. The piece argues this act should inspire Kentucky citizens to revere him.
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Goabel
Kentucky
Columbia City Post
Senator Allen Urges Ballot Box Remedy Against Trusts
The speech proclaims the remedy lies in voting next November to defeat the current administration and end big corporations influence. It emphasizes the ballot as the path to reform and warns voters against the so called trust ridden governance.
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Allen
Philippine Commissioners Comment on Filipino Qualities
The Commissioners note Filipinos are promising material with admirable virtues and peaceful nature. They acknowledge educated Filipinos are a minority but more numerous than expected, and they praise high intelligence and social refinements.
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Phllippine
Unanswered pursuit after Senator Goebel shooting drew scrutiny
The Indianapolis Star notes lack of progress in capturing the assassin after the Goebel shooting. It accuses Republican leaders of shielding the gunman and restricting access to the state home and weapon details, warning the public to doubt official efforts.
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Goebel
Eivery
Indianapolis
Imperialist stance praised by Mr Arthoorewall
Maite resident Mr Arthoorewall declares himself an imperialist. He advocates supporting the administration in actions to hold the Philippines and predicts McKinley’s renomination and his own election, opposing Democratic policy.
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Arthoreewall
Maite
Philippines
McKinley
Bryan
Polling saga casts doubt on vice presidential choice
The Indianapolis Sentinel mocks a proposed vice presidential candidate from the east predicting the Republican victory and accusing the Democrats of folly. It notes the nominee would be imperialist and protectionist and questions the Democrats' motives. The piece asserts the Democrat party has erred, while praising Sewall as a preferable option.
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Democratic Party
Sewall
Indianapolis Sentinel
Swelling a Bloated Monopoly in Oil Prices
A Springfield Mass Republican column questions 30 percent oil price hikes and rising Standard Oil profits. It notes stock highs, dividend boosts, and argues higher prices fund monopoly prosperity rather than protection for consumers. It hints investors, Rockefeller philanthropy, and a critique of the oil trust's dominance.
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Sprinfield
Mass
Republican
Standard Oil Trust
Rockefeller
Chicago University
Lata Jess
Carermarket
Thuisan
McKinley shifts on Porto Rico tariff amid GOP revolt
The piece accuses President McKinley of opportunistic shifting on free trade for Porto Rico. It says the Payne bill was altered into a 25 percent tariff substitute backed by the Ways and Means debate and Senate Porto Rico committee. Senator Platt signals a 50 percent tariff amendment.
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McKinley
Porto Rico
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Platt
Connecticut
Anemia diagnosis hints at blood-boosting remedy
The excerpt notes a pale face and weak nerves as signs of anemia and suggests a single cure to make the blood "rich and red." It frames a medical warning and implies a simple treatment claim.
Happy Changes Restore Strength and Activity
A promotional note promises that certain remedies will bring back strength and activity soon. Available for 50 cents and one dollar at all druggists. Scott and Bowne chemists in New York endorse the product.
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Scott & Bowne
New York
Lawless Power: Taylor Defies Election Board and Militia
The text accuses Taylor of fraud awareness, rejecting the election board's validity, using armed force to block the legislature, ignoring court decrees, and importing federal troops to hold office. It frames these acts as conspiracy and criminal force bill methods, criticizing Republicans and sympathetic newspapers.
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Taylor
Sophisty
Newpapers
Steady Cost Claims Mark County Stationery Contracts
Reports claim a price fixing scheme surrounds county stationery and printing contracts. LaPorte awarded to Wilson Hoemphrey & Co at 8916.45, LaGrange to W. B. Barford at 376.41, with J. H. Rerick & Son paid 20.12 for election tickets and 313.96 for Avelete for the year. Heikart County last year spent 12,090.75, over 1,000 monthly. Elkhart’s monthly cost one third of a year in LaPorte. December allowances total 1,131.22, with 22,500 alleged as plain steal.
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LaPorte County
Wilson Hoemphrey & Co
LaGrangs County
W. B. Barford
J. H. Rerick & Sor
Heikhart
Elkhart
LaPorte
A Remakeable Woman In Suffrage History
The article notes Susan B. Anthony’s expected resignation as president of the national suffrage association at the Washington convention, while she remains influential. Born in 1820 in western Massachusetts, Anthony faced unequal wages and long battles, with Carrie Chapman Catt named as a successor potential. A $1,000,000 fundraising effort for suffrage is planned.
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Susan B. Anthony
Washington
Miss Anthony
Massachusetts
Verry
Nevada
Wrociing
Sisho
Iss Anthony
Anthony
Tariff Debate Reaches Clear Call to End Protections
A Chicago conference on tariff policy concluded that abolishing protective duties favoring trusts is the necessary first step. Delegates across the spectrum agreed protection promotes trusts and removal is just and feasible, with other remedies deemed impractical or unconstitutional.
Publicity to expose trusts and curb tariff support
A historical stance argues for immediate action against trusts by removing protective taxes and pressuring Congress for decisive reform. It cautions against waiting on long constitutional processes and urges voters to demand clear remedies rather than rely on promises.
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Congress
Wisdom From Capt Myers on Democratic Platform and Money Question
The Indiana Democratic Editorial Association in Indianapolis heard Capt. E. M. Myers of Madison County argue for calm study of politics. He predicts the money issue may be settled soon with bi metals or the gold standard and urges Democrats to press tariff restraint trusts imperialism and an income tax while the nation weighs the 16 to 1 doctrine for another time. He believes the party should lead with right actions and allow the money debate to evolve with public opinion.
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Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
Indianapolis
E. M. Myers
Madison County
Democratic Party
Gage
GoTumerocs
Fo Taut
Eny
Bol Webb
Strong
Capt. Myers
National Democratic Platform
Mrs Frances Li Saler Seeks Kidney Cure After Five Doctors
Mrs Frances Li Saler of Missouri Valley Iowa writes of years with severe kidney trouble. She tried five doctors without relief before using Foley's Kidney Cure. House worth Bros.
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Frances Li. Saler
Missouri Valley
Foley
Houseworth Bros
Flag Desecration Bill Passes House With Exemptions
Columbus Feb 7. Mr Rothe's bill to prohibit flag desecration passed the house by 71 to 14 after amendment. Emblems of the army navy and state militia are exempted from the prohibition.
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Columbus
Ohio
Sugar Refiner Stock Slumps To Longtime Low
New York February 7 The American Sugar Refining company stock traded on the New York Stock Exchange at its lowest price since 1898, after reports that nearly all eastern refineries were closed.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
New York Stock Exchange
Deafness Cure Claim and Convention News
An advertisement asserts deafness from catarrh can be cured only by constitutional remedies and offers a $100 reward for noncurable cases. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Ball's Family Pills. A note mentions a convention of teachers and a national association meeting in Charleston, South Carolina on a December date.
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Hall
J. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ball
Commercial Cafe and Chop House Opens All Hours
The Commercial cafe and chop house at 597 South Main street advertises itself as the neatest and best place in the city offering meals at all hours and open day and night.
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South Main Street
F. G. Shaw’s
South Main St
Turkish Bath Remedy Promoted For Coughs And Colds
Advert says Carlin's Turkish Bath and the Ter Vapor Bath offer relief for coughs, colds, and La Grippe. It markets these baths as curative therapies and emphasizes their effectiveness for winter illnesses.
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O’brien
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Ellwooas
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J. Buechter
Middlebury St
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Main Street
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