Fires of imperialism burn in Oregonian stance on Philippines
The Salem Cap''4] Journal rebukes the Oregonian for past pro imperialist talk on the Philippines and cites May 1898 columns arguing against retention of the islands except as a naval base. It quotes John Sherman opposing the Philippine expedition as a foolish undertaking and notes the distance and deadly climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Cap
Ortland
Philippines
Cuba
Oregonian
John Sherman
Ohio
McKinley
Philippine Islands
Chairman Hanka's Warned Prediction Sparks Clash
An outspoken warning from Mark A Hanka to the Commercial McKinley League in Chicago warns that if Bryan is elected the horror level in Galveston would be surpassed. The remark spots political tension and controversy over impending election outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Galveston
Hanna
Commercial McKinley League
Chicago
Cieaplians
Mare
Payri
Garguin
Seais, Roebuck & CO
Important Factors in the Campaign
Editorial in the New York World argues Democrats gain from five factors. It cites Bryan allies Carl Schurz Bourke Cochran Olney and other gold Democrats, anti imperialist figures like Koutwell Higginson, uneven prosperity with rising living costs, growing trusts since Republicans took power, and the pivotal coal strike likely to influence voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Bryan
MacKinley
Carl Schurz
Bourke Cochran
Olney
McKinleyiem
Koutwell
Thomas W Higginson
Republican Party
Democrats Begin Long Campaign in Strike Fight
The text notes ongoing labor activism resembling 1892 Homestead troubles, highlighting the effects of monopoly. It cites President Mitchell denying political involvement in the strike and quotes a veteran campaigner saying Democrats have only just begun to fight as the campaign remains in its early, active phase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Mitchell
Grove
United States
The Full Dinner Pail and Miners Wages Debate
The piece critiques labor as it cites Chicago Times Herald statistics on antiricite miners in Pennsylvania. It notes 149000 miners, 134000 in unions, 500000 income loss, 450000 union funds, and daily wages around 1.35 dollars for miners and 0.90 dollars for day men. It questions whose dinner pail is truly full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Anth Ictie
Chicago Times- Herald
Antiricite Ee Ee
Eesesens
Exenee
CITB
Bossea
M E APPOINTMENTS IN PORTLAND DISTRICT
Bishop Andrews announced church appointments across Oregon. Presiding elder names include L E Rockwell for Portland district while Dr Gue seeks a transfer. Transfers affect Isaack Peart to Vermont and G W Gue for Central Portland. many churches listed with assigned ministers.
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Ashland
Andrews
Portland
L E Rockwell
Gue
Rockwell
Astoria
Roland
Isaac Peart
Vermont
We Stollows
Beaughten
Potter
Brida Veir
Rolling
Claiskanie
CE Cline
EV Smith
Iowa
Gresham
MS Hardingham
Montavilla
G Stevens
Mount Tabor
S E Memminger
Oswego
HG St Clair
Portland Centenary
G W Gue
Central
T Kerr
Chinese Mission
HB Elworthy
Trinity
A @ Hawley
University Park
Charles T McPherson
Salem
A Watters
Presiding Elder
Dayton
T L Jones
Forest Grove
F Belanap
Hillsboro
Harold Oberg
McMinnville
H T Atkinson
Newberg
Hiram Gould
Oregon City
R A Atkins
Ehurch
John Parsons
Leslie
C Blackwell
Sheridan
E Gittens
Woodburn
G H Bennett
Grante Pass
T Summerville
Grants Pass
F Jenkins
Rosebury
A S Mulligan
Al Me Wins Great State Fair Pace in Eugene
At the Oregon State Fair harness event in Eugene the four entries Dewey Ann Prince Tom Almolene and Al Me raced through four heats. Al Me driven by Trine led early and surged to win in the final heat with strong finishes by Dewey Ann and Prince Tom. Judges ruled Al Me first with Dewey Ann second and Prince Tom third amid a packed grandstand and spirited betting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Talesman
Rendy
Lorses
Geo E Perringer
Dewey Ann
Perringer
P Webb
Prince Tom
E C Staatz
Almolene
Staatz
Amos Wilkins
al Me
Quarter al Me
Webb
Prince Tomeecopa
Heller
As Me
Dewey Anne
Dewey Aon
Pivee
Tom
Dewey Ron
A! Me
Dewey
Dewey Run
Prince Jom
Hereet
Ciyashe
Chamber of Commerce
Euagene
Trine
Hors Sorp sold 18 bales to F E Dann today
J BR Liles sold 18 bales of 190 ops to F E Dann for 13 cents per pound. The sale was completed today under ordinary trade terms in Hors Sorp.
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Castoria
Infanis
Samuel Pitcher
Fac Sumile Signature of
New York
Hanka
Bears
Peapheip Kysvos
Pansy Atlanta
Orgia
M. E. Appointments
Eugene
T B Ford
Albany
C Wire
Cottage Grove
FE Crandall
Corvallis
Frank L. Moore
Creewell
Snyder
Dallas
L Young
Drain
A B Strayfeller
Hollingshead
Independence
Joseph Mottershead
Lebanon
R Arnold
Maranfield
KO Lee
Tran
Sacksow
Julius Goldsmith
Lane County
Makion Miller
Camden
YFP
OM Wal
Standard OK Oil CO
Entehy
Picente
Sears, Roebuck & CO. (Inc
Nana
Asberks
Eve Ceattnahip
Eliehien Ditenss
F. C. Uu Ho
ST. Paul
Duluth
Minneapolis
Kala
Solema Sues
AX Billy
Great Northern RY
Sonthro Pacific
Great Northern Ticket
Morrison Street
AvenuePortland
Peter
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Lorie
Boe
Sears
Roebu
Kace
Boebuck
COTM
Pulgars
Nufactor
ST. PA C. Gotzian
Orr
THES
Aeuil
Roebuck & CO
Val
Tory Det West
Sears, Moebuck & CO
Seotech
Renais
Nervita Medical Co
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Chicago, Ill
Wol Delaps Drucstor
Totacco
DR. Mott
AMD Vitalit
Linn Drua Co
Ecans
Roesuck
Becton
Ving A
Ona Eugen
Il Prac
Mocks
P, S
Aieed
Wal. Vier
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