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Newspaper
Fremont Democrat
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1902
Page
1
An apparent notice from Hamburg concerns post office matters labeled second class. The fragment indicates archival or administrative language but lacks clear actions or dates. Further readable details are needed to identify the notice scope or involved parties.
The speaker warns New England would reject prosperity that raises living costs. The president notes corporate monopolies are not inherently bad. A Virginia legislator advocates kissing law as capital crime, while House Judiciary rejects Knox reforms as impractical. Statehood doubt for Arizona and New Mexico persists amid broader territorial questions. Porto Rico and the Philippines are urged to pursue development before statehood, tied to inhabitants' views.
The piece critiques Senator Beveridge's majority report against the omnibus bill, noting weak arguments about Arizona and New Mexico statehood and education. It then pivots to a holiday moral, urging rest, happiness, and contentment over wealth and strain, praising peace and communal goodwill.
Fragmentary remarks suggest Senator Beveridge argues that statehood should wait until guarantees are in place. He frames Republican fear as the motive for delaying admission and outlines conditions for future inclusion.
A mangled Washington missive portrays alleged statesmen as tightening the constraints on the public, accusing them of greed and abuse of power. The piece complains of party machinations and a cycle of perceived triumphs amid widespread civic fatigue.
The passage discusses reactions to the 1904 election results, praising Democratic restraint and warning against partisan excess. It notes Republicans gained the House with a reduced majority and accuses the GOP of courting unfair maneuvers, while praising Democratic fighters and the need for responsible leadership.
The office lists uncalled letters for the week ending Dec 19. Ladies include Minnie Cannon Miss Bell Price Miss Cora Hoffman Miss Lizzie Pingleton Gentlemen include William Witherill Albert Bault Arthur Frazier plus Borgman Lbr Co M A Mc Cready R C Murphy J Ahalen Geo W Smith F B E Stevens J Wuklen G A Danrorta P M
A fragment describes a tonic claimed to cleanse the body and brain, drive away impurities, and promote health. It mentions a price of 85 cents and an unclear association with a product or brand. The source is garbled but presents a sales pitch style note.
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