Chamberlain’s storm over Prussian war words widens
London dispatch dated Nov 23 reports Joseph Chamberlain colonial secretary faces fierce German and British reaction to remarks on the Prussian army. Critics blame him for stirring anti British sentiment. German papers condemn him as war talk swirls. Chamberlain remains defiant yet detached, at Birmingham. Colonial Office hopes controversy fades and reputations endure.
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Hudson Praises Harris From Topeka Herald Tribute
Gen. Joe Hudson of the Topeka Herald lauds Senator Harris as a polished capable leader. He notes Harris, a former Confederate soldier and life long Democrat, bridged a Populist alliance to represent Kansas and pursued liberal pension policies while maintaining loyalty to his adopted state.
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Roosevelt Fires Jenkins as Oklahoma Governor, Ferguson Named
President Roosevelt removes Governor Jenkins of Oklahoma and appoints Thomas B. Ferguson, a gold Democrat, in his place. A Liverpool bank bookkeeper has defaulted for 850900 dollars, highlighting financial strain amid political shifts.
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Here and Now in the Heart of the World Poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
The poem urges living fully in the world to seek wisdom and virtue. It calls for action in everyday life, combining faith with social effort, and places divine insight in the human struggle and work.
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Jo McDill Sends Musing On Christian Barbarism In South Africa
The author argues Great Britain pursues brutal conquest in South Africa calling England not Christian and condemns the treatment of Boers and civilians. He contrasts Mohammedan and Christian behavior, condemns English rulers and notes U S hypocrisy in colonial actions.
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Liberty for all men now and forever cry of the era
The passage laments erosion of liberty by commercialism and siding with England, praising the Boers as heroic while condemning Uncle Sam. It condemns hypocritical modern brigandage and calls for universal liberty now and forever, urging a shift away from commercial influence.
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Radical Brother Taber attacks Republicans in hostile tirade
Wa J. Tange derides Republicans as ignorant and bloodthirsty, cites McKinley and Garfield assassins as party tools, warns of bloodshed in the Philippines, condemns currency policy, and calls Americans fools amid financial inflation.
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Should Re elect Doster
Kansas City Journal reports James Lawrence of Wellington urges re election of Chief Justice Doster to the Kansas Supreme Court. Lawrence, recently appointed Cowley Sumner district judge, says Doster is the best chief justice the state has had and deserves another term despite initial doubts from lawyers.
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Red Night Offers First Class Dinner for Twenty Cents
A local outlet advertises a substantial dinner special at the Red Night offering a full meal for 20 cents. The deal promises high quality and generous portions for customers seeking value in dining.
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