09 Nov 1898
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1898
Page
1
The text notes President McKinley’s line about being compelled to take up the sword for humanity. It argues the assertion is literally true yet a tardy admission, suggesting the Democratic Party’s insistence pushed the nation toward war.
The piece reflects on relief after a campaign and election, noting it started quiet and apathetic but grew intense in the final two weeks, easing strain for candidates and committeemen as results are finally in.
The piece denounces the campaign tactic equating a Democratic win with a Spanish victory as foolish and unfair. It argues the Democratic party compelled the administration to war and remains trusted by voters, while the Republicans appear desperate and diminished.
The Des Moines News criticizes Pullman Palace Car Co for rising stock and dividends while the treasury shows an $18 million surplus. It accuses the monopoly of extortionate fares and poor porter salaries, urging legislators to reduce sleeping car rates.
A Sioux City Tribune analysis notes that testimony at Camp Thomas contradicted a prior whitewash and verified press reports of incompetence tied to Alger's appointees. The piece argues the inquiry vindicates independent papers and critiques partisan defenders while detailing Cuban unrest under U S occupation and call for decisive American action.
The piece argues that a future war with France would be largely naval, with Britain likely victorious thanks to sea power, protected coasts, and a history of famed sea captains. It contrasts British seafaring prowess with France’s comparatively weaker naval profile and cites Stevenson on English admirals and naval traditions.
Ralph, Elmer, and the writer recount an October expedition to Cedar Creek and the Cut-off island seeking flint arrows, axes, and Indian relics. They visit Mr. McClellan’s rock and pipe collection, reflect on past hunts, and plan future digs while noting local wildlife and memories of companions.
R L Stevenson argues that lasting partnership depends on everyday kindness and mutual adaptation. A wife should excel in feminine arts and shared humor tops grand theories, as shared jokes and gossips bind couples more than lofty conversations. Laughter and understanding sustain marriage more than distant philosophy or foreign guests.
The advertisement extols pneumonia prevention as vital and claims Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral can both prevent and cure pneumonia. It cites testimonials from JOHN HENRY of St. Joseph La and FRANCISCO A. SEVERIANO of Taunton Mass describing recovery after cold and lung involvement.
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