Republican Party and Liberty in a Nation of Progress
The piece argues the war cost is borne by the North and West, not provokers, and praises Republican for freeing slaves while condemning Democrats. It cites Spain and Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines as outcomes of forbearance and selective acquisition. It concludes the Republican party will endure and be supported by liberty lovers across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ates
Spain
United States
Cuba
Congress
Puerto Rico
Philippines
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Three Years of Republican Prosperity Under McKinley
The St Louis Globe-Democrat argues that since Republicans took control on March 4, 1897 the country has seen unmatched gains. It cites higher gold reserves rising toward 239 million, record industrial output, higher bank clearings, rising wages, fewer unemployed, booming railroad earnings, expanded western and southern frontiers, open China commerce, and favorable financial terms under the gold standard. The piece lauds improved national credit and prestige, claiming unparalleled progress across the economy and society in three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Republican Party
United States
McKinley
Treasury
Buchanan
Cleveland
England
StepmanOy
China
Porto Rican tariff bill stirs deep congressional interest
The Porto Rican tariff measure now before Congress has drawn exceptional attention. The debate reflects strong public and political interest with sharp partisan tones and concerns over its potential impact on trade and territorial affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hopkins Letter Defends Porto Rico Tariff Bill
Congressman A J Hopkins defends the Porto Rican tariff measure in a letter to Ephors Henato Harvard Ill dated March 14 1900. He explains three funding options for the island and argues the bill lowers duties to 15 percent for trade with the United States benefiting Porto Ricans while funding come from speculators. He cites support from the Senate and President McKinley and notes an upcoming Forum article defending the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
A. J. Hopkins
Ways and Means Committee
Washington, D. C
Porto Rico
United States
Treasury
Gen. Davis
New Orleans
Jefferson
Louisiana Territory
Senate
McKinley
It Will Convene Here Thursday Morning Outline of the Program
The Illinois Conference of the Evangelical association will convene in Freeport next week. Bishop Bowman of Chicago will open the gathering Thursday morning. Preliminaries include sermons in Oak street church by Rev. F. C. Sterle and Rev. C. Vaubel, with other services and meetings scheduled through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Conference of the Evangelical Association
Bowman
Chicago
Oak Street
F. C. Sterle
Deerfield
C. Vaubel
Naperville
Salem
F. Theiss
Joliet
Conference Missionary Society
M. Gronewold
Dwight
Salem Church
Conference Fire Insurance Co
Sabbath church services and schedules for several local churches
Sabbath Announcements list services at First Church of Christ Scientist 10 45 a m and Wednesday 7 30 p m with Sunday school after service. First Presbyterian pastor Rev Charles E Dunn leads 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with morning sacrament. Oak Street Evangelical Carl Hauser services 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with 9 30 a m Sunday school. Grace Episcopal Fifth Lent liturgy schedule incl 8 00 a m Holy Communion 10 30 a m Holy Communion and sermon 7 30 p m evening service and sermon. Len ten daily 4 00 p m except Friday 7 30 p m. Second Presbyterian Rev W H Wilson preaches 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with focus on Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
A. Schwimley
Astor
Salem Evangelical
H. A. Kramer
German M. E
Galena Avenue
Jackson Street
A. F. Hilmer
Free Methodist
J. H. Wortendyke
Memorial Lutheran
Galena Ave
Rev. G. Cromer
First Methodist Episcopal
N. H. Axtell
Hell
Hillis
Organ Factory
West Freeport
Trinity United Evangelical
B.R. Schultze
Embury M. BE
L. C. Burling
Barnist A. Scrogin
Freeport
First Church of Christ, Scientist
First Presbyterian
Chas. E. Dunn
Oak Street
Grace Episcopal Church
Stephenson and
Cherry Streets
F. W. White
Second Presbyterian
W. H. Wilson
McCormick Theological Seminary
Jesus Christ
Rocky Mountain Tea Promoted by Joseph Emmert
An advertising item touts Rocky Mountain Tea by Joseph Emmert claiming it strengthens the heart and fills one with vigor as part of a health tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Emmert
Thrifty Young Men Hold Penny Vote At Lee Center
Two enterprising youths in Lee Center hosted a penny vote to choose the communitys most popular young lady. Mrs Martha Miller won the most votes and received a valuable photograph album as a prize. The organizers cleared about $26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Center
Martha Miller
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Cures Rectal Fistula Claim
Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson Ohio suffered 18 months with a rectal fistula and doctors warned death without costly surgery. He allegedly cured himself using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, five boxes, marketed as the surest pile cure. The ad also promotes spring styles in boys and youths’ shoes at Staver’s. 3-29d1w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renick Hamilton
West Jefferson
Joseph Emmert
Emmert & Burrell
Staver’s
Personal mentions from Lena and area
A long list of residents and visitors seen in Lena this morning includes R. P. Eckert, W. L. Lightheart from St. Louis, A. L. Gilbert to Monroe, Paul Burrell from Chicago, Eli Edelman moving to Freeport, Miss Mable Mease to Chicago, H. Miller and wife at Lanark, O. P. Cromley home from the East, John Manion back from Lincoln, Neb., Mrs. Daniel Boyer visiting her Dixon daughter, and others. Several travelers head to Chicago or other cities, with notes on en route or temporary stays, plus local residents visiting relatives and friends. M. W. Breen returns to Freeport headquarters with J. I. Case ties in Dixon College surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Edelman
Monroe
Freeport
Mable Mease
Chicago
H. Miller
Lanark
O. P. Cromley
Cedarville
John Manion
Lincoln
Neb
Daniel Boyer
Dixon
W. H. Wagner
Guy Mullen
Belvidere
Daisy Bailey
Gsewanes
Edna Frueh
H. Harris
J. Candwell
M. J. Hanley
Mable
Thomas Graham
Marshaltown
Iowa
Walter Cooledgs
Dixon College
Roy Spiller
Henry
H.R. Dill
H. R. Dill
Evansville
Ind
Community notices for meetings and events in Freeport
Local listings announce gatherings across clubs and churches this week. Ministries invite attendance at 3 pm and 7 30 pm on Monday with services and lectures at Grand Opera House and Baptist church, plus a church series on If Christ Came to Freeport. Millinery opening slated for April 5 and 6 invites ladies to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Conwell
Grand Opera House
Hollister & Fargher
C. H. Holden
Christ
Freeport
The
Baptist Church
City
Chiropodist and Manicure Visit
A chiropodist visits Mrs Rale at Pennsylvania House Cottage to treat bunions and related foot concerns. The notice outlines services offered and the patient’s care details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goa
Rale
Pennslvania House
Town Board to Audit Bills Meeting May 1
Town board will meet Thursday evening May 1 to audit bills. Citizens with town bills should leave them at 99 Chicago street. C. D. Emerick, Town Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Street
C. D. Emerick
DeJongh Opens New Millinery Shop after Fire
DeJongh announces grand opening of a new millinery emporium in Helen H Beth studio space after a January 22 fire. The event runs next Wednesday April 4 and continues through the week with a renovated, comfortable store inviting patrons and even foes to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Jongh
Dejongh
Stld
Market closes reflect steady cattle and hogs at Cuero
Cuero market notes show steady cattle and beeves from $4.00 to $5.75 and hogs near $5.10 to $5.20, with 18 000 hogs and 2 500 sheep traded. Chicago receipts list wheat 47 cars and hogs 18 000. Northwest receipts report Minneapolis 821, Duluth 118. New York stock market update furnished by broker C W Killen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curoaao
Board of ‘Tradé
Union Stock Yard
C. W. Killen
Fry’s Block
Chicago
Caicano
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Duluth
NEW York Stock Market
Freeport
Fry's
Bank depositor tries to walk off with book of signatures
A German accented man swears he is owed $500 and tries to leave a bank with the signature book tucked under his arm. An assistant cashier shouts hold on as he moves toward the door. In the same bank a woman depositing $800 refuses to sign and merely makes flourishes before crossing out with an X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fynstadher
Teuton
Geru
Omeral
Chicago Journal
Oti A
Bright eyes as an infallible index to youth
A fragment notes bright eyes signal youth and mentions Rocky Mountain Tea with brand-like phrasing. The line references Cupid's arrows and a person named Joseph Emmert in a brittle quotation. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks a fuller context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Rocky Mouutain
Joseph
Emmert
For Sale Real estate and loans offered in city
For Sale. I have a can band some very bargains in residence and business property. A long list of desirable pulling love in all parts of the city. Call 209 Float street or at City drug store. Money to loan at percent on float mortgages. Peter Meragas.
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Float Street
City Drug Store
Peter Meragas
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St. Louis
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Paul Burrell
Mrs. A. Clermont
Aurora
Catherine Otto
Bellville
Lizzie Hadden
Centralia
H. L. Hadden
M. W. Breen
J. I. Case Company
Elwood Scott
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Paine
King’s Daughters
Walter Diffenbaugh
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the Amity Society
W. H. Foll
H. E. Bogar
Nutice
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West
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