War in Philippines labeled rebel action by Oregonian
The Oregonian asserts the Philippines conflict is a simple case of rebellion and that the public will not tolerate flanking. A New York Journal editorial urges restraint, arguing long war drains resources, questions mismanagement, and proposes granting Filipinos self-rule to end fighting. It contrasts Moros in Sulu with Luzon Christians, noting different outcomes from negotiations.
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Monroe
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Spain
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Sulu Islands
Luzon
Washington diplomacy under McKinley in China clash
The article critiques President McKinley's July plan to act with other powers to stem disorder in China while noting Germany seizing Kiaochow, England in Yangtze, and Russia taking Manchuria. It argues the United States should not entangle in foreign feuds and accuses Washington of weak diplomacy compared to European monarchies.
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McKinley
China
McKiney
Germany
Kiaow Choungland
Yangtse Valley
Russia
Manchuria
Washington
Cost of Empire Prompts India Famine Appeals
The Philadelphia Medical World and Philadelphia Herald urge funds for India's famine victims linking small donations to saving lives. They argue Britain should redirect money spent on war in South Africa to feed starving Indians, calling empire a license to kill.
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Philadelphia Medical World
Christian Herald
Philadelphia
England
India
Christian Herld
South Africa
Adlai Stevenson Nominated for Vice President in Contested Vote
In Carcago on August 27 the national committee of the People's Party accepted the decline of Charles A Towne and placed Adlai F Stevenson on the ticket after a lengthy debate. The vote, with 124 members present or proxy, ended 24 to 7 on a substitute. Stevenson was finally adopted by a viva voce decision. A separate note reports the marriage of William Watson and Bessie Maxwell of Irving by Justice CA Wintermeier.
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Marion Butler
In & Warmsperen
Leavi
Ryan
Seveson
Stevenson
Washburn
Massachusetts
Wm Watsons
Bessie Maxwell
Irving
Justicn CA
Philippine War Letter From Louis Kanoff in 1900
A long letter from Louis A Kanoff, then in the Philippine Islands with the 9th infantry, describes rationing at San Miguel, heat, fever, hospital care, and longing for the U S. His account mentions training, skirmishes, and a trip to sulphur springs, with a disturbing note about four natives killed by scalding water near a cocoa tree. He closes as a mail detail prepares to depart Baluag.
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Louis A Kanoff
Philippine Islands
Eugene
San Minto
San Miguel
Tam
Randy
Cebiu
Coaco Huta
Beiling
Balauag
Hops Move From Salem State Amass Scarcity in East Markets
Yesterday 2000 bales of last year’s hops owned by Lilienthal Hros of New York, stored in the Southern Pacific hop warehouse in this city, began moving as old hops price rises spark shipment. Twenty five cars will haul the stock to various Atlantic state points over a week or more. The scarcity of old hops is greater than in many years, reflecting eastern market tightness.
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Lilienthal Hros
New York
Southern Pacific Company
Atlantic States
Rev Harry O Wemple to Wed Miss Helen Dickson
Portland Telegram notes well known young minister Rev Harry O Wemple ton, pastor of Westminster Presbyterian, will marry Miss Helen Dickson in San Rafael Cal at the bride’s home. Dickson gave a farewell reception in Portland attended by prominent locals and San Rafael leaders.
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Portland Telegram
University of Oregon
Harry O ‘Wempleton
Westminister Presbyter‘andhurch
Misa Helen Dickson
San Rafael
Cal
Timber land filings and local town notes at Junction City
Reported in Junction City on August 27 an Minnesota lumber firm sent men to log near Lake Creek with intent to secure broader timber acreage and, within two to three years, build a large mill. Local updates include new slate on the public school track, land purchase by W Wright of Goldson, relocation plans by Andrew Hill and wife to Palouse county, and a bicycle accident in Albany injuring Eddie Hogue with a broken left arm.
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Mionesota Lumber Company
Tn Town Eday
Bleday
Lake Creek
Junction City
Albany Democrat
Carlous
Eddie Hogue
Sod
Congregational
Payne
Young Hogue
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises Blood Purifier
In a period voice an ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood to prevent health theft by illness. It touts testimonials from A S Wykes of S Easton Pennsylvania and Josie Eaton of Stafford Springs Connecticut praising the tonic and nerve benefits.
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Josie Eaton
Stafford Springs
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