Why America Supports the Boers and the Philippine Policy
The National Review argues Americans sympathize with the Boers against England and criticizes U S policy toward Cuba and the Philippines. It cites Irish and German Jewish influence, defends republican principles, and questions McKinley’s handling of Philippine independence versus Cuba.
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National Review
London
South Africa
United States
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Rome
Berlin
England
Transvaal
Republic
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Lberty
Trish Papiste
Congress
Cuba
Philippines
Spain
Admiral Dewey
RE. Spencer Pratt
Milipinos
Luzon
Deway
Washington
Aguinaldo
Mr. McKinley
Lincoln
Denby
Europe
Colonel Denby
Elizabeth Pyser Finds Home After Town Aid Fallout
Elizabeth Pyser, once threatened with the poorhouse, is sheltered by Miss Berry and Bessie Berry who refuse to abandon her. The trio stabilizes a life in shared home, while news of a distant beau, Johnnie Pyser, rekindles hope when he returns. The old circle widens with marriage prospects and a rebuilt home.
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Miss Berry
Willowdale
Elizabeth Pyser
Mrs. Barker
Moses
Miss Pyser
Mr. Barker
Clarindy Berry
Millinry
Bessie
Bessie Berry
Betty Pyser
Coveton
Johnnie
Elizabeth
John Pyser
John
Miss Elizabeth
Jane
Will
Bess
Betty
Aunt Bess
Masachusetts Ploughman
Provo
George Q. Cannon
Southers
L. Helbrook
Grand Central
Helbrook
Aura
Cannon
Texas
Miss Aura
Salt Lake Herald
Food of Poor Russians Reported Amid Scarcity
Describes conditions in parts of Russia where people survive on acorns leaves and the soft bark of trees as their sole food source amid widespread scarcity and hardship.
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Russia
Hotel Postage and a Diamond Ring Tale
A Times Democrat report details how hotel stamp practices generate small profits from loose change and unintended postage. a Utah tale recounts Aura Helbrook finding a diamond ring via a dream and Provo’s claim of coincidence. Philadelphia Inquirer recounts a man recovering a stolen watch from a rough-house distraction.
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Washington
N. G. Times Democrat
Scott
Hurver
Philadelphia Inquirer
Turkey Five Fest High
John McCormish a farmer living across the river in T linets owns a turkey which rises five feet into the air and weighs 65 pounds. The bird resembles an ostrich more than a turkey with legs about an inch and a half in diameter and wings seven feet long. Clinton Ia. Cor Chicago Inter Ocean.
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