Political pull and justice in two states
The piece argues political pull shields the powerful in Colorado and Pennsylvania from punishment for crimes against the franchise and war abuses. It cites Loomis, Senator Quay, and postwar investigations, predicting a whitewash despite grand jury proceedings and public doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Harris
Opera House
Loomis
Denver
Walcott
Silver Republican Party
Lunt
Petit Jury
Colorado
Raymond and
Hadley
Londoner
el Paso
Supreme Court
Matt Quay
Pennsylvania
People’s Bank of
Philadelphia
Senator Quay
War Department
President’s long war review questions Maine incident
A political note critiques the president’s extended review of the Spanish American War. It faults his portrayal of events leading to the conflict and calls out his handling of the Maine destruction and the push to war, urging a more accurate historical record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Maine
Cuba
Congress
Annexation Debate and Philippine Policy Critique in Denver News
The Denver News article critiques U S claims over new territories after the Spanish American War. It argues for an American protectorate with freedom and republican setup for the Philippines while preserving strategic advantages and coaling stations. The piece warns of a future where republic and despotism coexist under imperial policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Alaska
Arizona
United States
Congress
Denver News
Spain
Philippines
Ladrones
Carolines
Wresia
December Eclectic closes volume with varied international essays
The December Eclectic lists about twenty four pieces from foreign magazines and reviews including works on empire and colonization Europe disarmament Tennyson in Egypt Emerson in Concord Reminiscences of the Sepoy Revolt Cuba for the Cubans A Heathen Chinee Fashoda and the Upper Nile Klondike Coal Trade After Harvest The Empress Regent of China and more plus several poems and short articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Melville
Europe
Sidney Low
Tennyson
C. Fisher
Egypt
J. G. Alger
Dewe White
Cuba
Antonio Gonzalo Perez
Edward A. Irving
Alfred Wellesley Rees
China
Frank T. Bullen
Edward Lyon
Norway
P. A. Wright Henderson
George Wyndham
Hector Fraser
Christmas Table Talk Offers Holiday Household Tips
The December issue of Table Talk provides recipes and decorating ideas for the holiday feast. It highlights The New Bill of Fare Entertainments and Fashions for December helpful book selections and Yule Tide quotations. A sample copy is offered free to readers sending name and address to Table Talk Publishing Co Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Table Talk Publishing Co
Philadelphia
First of a Longfellow portraits by W L Taylor
The Christmas Ladies Home Journal presents the first in a series of page illustrations by W L Taylor featuring Longfellow figures Minnehaha and Hiawatha from the poem Hiawatha. The December issue delivers a highly satisfying picture and promises the series will be a notable achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christmas Ladies’ Home Journal
W. L. Taylor
Longfellow
Minnehaha
Hiawatha
Taylor
Scribner's Christmas Number Highlights Art and War Tales
The Christmas issue features a prize cover by Albert Herter and distinguished pieces. Joseph Chamberlain discusses Anglo American expansion and alliance. Richard Harding Davis returns with a Spain era chapter on San Juan Hill. Short stories by Miss Jewett Frank Verbeck and Jesse Lynch Williams round out the number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scribner’s Magazine
Albert Herter
Joseph Chamberlain
Richard Harding Davis
Spain
San Juan Hill
Miss Jewett
Nora
A. I. Keller
Pescadores
Frank Verbeck
Jesse Lynch Williams
Imperial type writer paper in boxes of 500 sheets
Rostov based firm promotes LRipuMe bus tie agency for Carter, bike and Co. offerings. neat boxes of 500 sheets each available. call to view and obtain prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lripume
Carter, Bike & Co’s
Rostov
Imperial Typewriter
Lunacy Inquisition Delivers Odd Courtroom Drama In Spudville
The four leading Fungi face lunacy hearings with experts Thorne Blatherskite and Snake-Eye presenting devices to expose thoughts. Longfinger is praised as a potential radical reformer while Stradler and Smoothbore show signs of instability. Verdict suspends formal sentence as Snake-Eye vows to restore them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spudville
Thorne
Dr. Blatherskite
Dr. Snake-Eye
Wolcott
Damon
Pythias
Leecher
Snake Eye
Europe
Longfinger
Halls of
Congress
Longtinger
Henry George
Smoothboro
Strader
Greenfell
Weld County
Stradler
Thomas
Snake- Eye
Bovinus
Snak- Eye
Fungi
Snake-Eye
Boswell
Johnson
Speup Dicer
Reorganization of Naval Personnel and Other Topics
The December North American Review debuts a symposium on naval personnel reform with contributors including Francis H. Wilson Theodore Roosevelt John W. Philip George W. Melville and George Edmund Foss. It also covers yellow fever prevention the Nicaragua Canal project railway pooling ethics and other financial and ethical topics by noted officials and writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis H. Wilson
Naval Committee
House of Representatives
Theodore Roosevelt
Joswell Miller
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Porto Rico
Clarence Wiener
Geraldine Myrick
Unparalleled Time Record On Chicago Omaha Short Line
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway reports a daily time record during the Omaha exposition period on its Chicago Omaha Short line. Trains carried ten thirteen either sleeping cars or coaches nightly, yet arrival times at Omaha and Chicago remained punctual, reinforcing the line as the shortest and most reliable route. For details contact J. E. Preston, commercial agent, 1029 Seventeenth Street, Denver, Colo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Chicago Omaha
Altho
Omaha
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee
Chicago, Milwaukee & S Paul Railway
J. EB. Preston
Seventeenth Street
Derver Colo
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