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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1899
Page
4
The article surveys political stances and labor issues, noting Dewey von Diedrich differences, a Peace Conference initiative, and American influence. It highlights Theodore Roosevelt’s loyalty in Tinley’s renomination and reports Nebraska women’s labor demands, with businesses reacting by banning women workers and reducing female employment.
The article argues for tougher service for new troops, claiming enlistment will demand more discipline than regulars. It criticizes politicians who ignore military needs and asserts that men from border areas and experienced units will staff tropical campaigns in the Philippines. Politics and the army are said to be ineffectively intertwined.
A recent report to the State Department by American Consul Monaghan at Chemnitz, Germany describes Germanys financial and industrial strength worldwide. It notes German capital and people are active in every region, highlighting their role as manufacturers and exporters.
A historical overview notes German capital extending across the globe from Africa to the Americas, Asia to Europe, with investments in plantations, banks, and manufacturing. It highlights vast holdings in the United States and international finance, contemplating Germany’s rising industrial and mercantile power and its potential to sustain growth through foreign commerce and shipping.
The commanding general orders regiments of infantry volunteers to sites including Piattaburg Barracks New York Camp Meade Pa Port Melhrraon Ga Fort Sheridan Ill Fort Thomas Ky Port Leavy Kansas Fort Ban Houston Texas Port Logan Qolo and Vancouver Barracks Wash to be organized with fifty officers and 1309 enlisted each and recruited from districts spanning South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Ohio Indiana Kentucky Tennessee Kansas Nebraska Missouri Oklahoma and Indian lands with dates and locations noted.
The piece attacks those who refuse to see truth and extols Alfred Benjamin & Co. suits as superior made to measure garments. It claims their clothes compare favorably to high priced options, offering desirable features at half the price and invites readers to investigate the label before buying.
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