People's Party Platform Adopted at Sioux Fully May 10 1900
The People's Party platform reaffirms its anti-corporate influence and calls for financial reform, government ownership of railroads, and abolition of trusts. It demands recall of monetary policy, coinage reform to silver and greenbacks, and debt relief while opposing imperial adventures and expanding democracy through direct votes and territorial statehood. It denounces war in the Philippines and immigration policies seen as discriminatory, urging fair labor laws and public ownership of key industries.
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Sioux
Pojao
United States
Dues Herby
Ind Lapertalintia Power
Washington
Jefferson
Vna Lineal
Anil Diaire
Enor
Amoukiy
Ty Huevos
Dobiots
Aagil Vielen
Gomis Ko
Mike
Runuralng
Iannis
Csc
Wijvberring
People's Party
Greenbuck
Innioyey
Benatar
Oletadt
Vdeptos Sa
Enol
Pension oMiow
Duration of sieges in history compared to Ladysmith
The list compares siege durations from Khar toum at 841 days to Kimberley 128 days and Ladysmith 8 days, noting ancient sieges like Aacth lasting twenty nine years and the Trojan War occupying ten years. It remarks that ancient sieges endured far longer than modern ones.
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Ladysmith
Khartoum
Bepantopol
Tarie
Kimberley
Plevna
Lucknow
Cawapors
Herodotus
Troy
Jennie Creek Wins France Honor Star at Paris Expo
Jennie Creek of Mill Grove is one of two American women to wear the five point gold star of the French Legion of Honor for bravery. A 48 year old, she earned the medal about seven years ago after averting a coach train crash during a World’s Fair run on Sept 10, 1893, with notable French officials present. She has accepted an invitation from the National Humane Society of France to be a guest of honor at the Paris exposition.
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Jennie Creek
Mill Grove
Legion of Honor
Napoleon Bonaparte
National Humane Society of France
Pittaburg Dispatch
Amaricnn Hoya Travery Hero Whitton Boy Soldier
George Whitton a 14 year old American born descendant of an admiral and a noted painter joined the fight in South Africa. He has worked as a cowboy and on a merchant ship and earned recognition for saving two men at risk to his own life, earning a place among British boy heroes.
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George Whitton
George
Far West
South Africa
Sitvated Polles
Whitton
Hodja
Mahomet
Senators Not All Hegents In Contrast To Croo Susues
A damaged clipping lists senators such as Allen Nebraska and Berry Arkansas among a group labeled as poor men in the senate. It notes the meager salary of 35 000 per year and includes a string of names from various states, reflecting a critical commentary on tabulated wages.
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Senate
Allen
Nebraska
Bate
Tennessee
Berry
Arkansas
Beverside
Indiana
Burrows
Michigan
Butler
North Carolina
Chilton
Texas
Clay
Georgia
Cockrell
Miseouri
Chi Jom
Tilinola
Debs
Kentucky
Tottrell
Maho
Jones
Arkaneus
Kenney
Delaware
Kyle
South Dakota
Tad
Say
Yost
Missouri
Tillmin
South Carolina
Shoop
Talos Pritchand
Nort Carolina
Mason
Morgan
Alabama
Mallory
Florida
McCumber
North Dakota
McBylde
Oregon
Underground Champagne City of Epernay Revealed
In Epernay France a vast subterranean city runs beneath the town with chalk tunnels and miles of streets. Candles cast dim light in damp passages as champagne stacks lie in underground collars and tens of millions of bottles lie stored.
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Champagne
Epernay
France
Costain
Plague Decline and Japan’s School System Snapshot
The article notes Japan’s vast education network with about 30 000 schools financed at 7 500 000 yearly, 100 000 teachers, 600 000 graduates, and 6 000 pupils. It contrasts with India’s plague situation showing a general decline in bubonic cases amid ongoing public health concerns.
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Japan
United States
Boer War viewpoints from Mr White on strategy and politics
Washington interview with Mr White the Transvaal consul general discusses the Boer war, British campaign plans and the impact on American public opinion. He suggests defence in depth, the importance of time, and predicts consequences for imperial cohesion and colonial independence amid shifting English public mood.
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Montag White
United States
South Africa
White
Transvaal
London
Bealdos
Kimberley
Ladysmith
Free State
Afghanistan
Canadian
Exquimalt
Great Britain
Pretoria
Why Americans Win In Global Manufacture Tactics
A fragmentary anecdote contrasts American and English pricing to explain manufacturing edge. An American producer negotiates a $7 door to door price while the English offer $1 in their currency, then the American uses a visual example with ladders to show cost division and production efficiency. The piece references a review titled Digishnuran with Revlow.
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Englightian
Ilinetrate
Helson & Laddes
Aldowal
America
Long Delayed Letter Surfaces From Seashore Visit
A Chicago News item recounts a curious postal saga. A husband and wife rented a seaside house, the husband traveled away while the wife wrote a letter. The letter never arrived and its fate remains unexplained. The next year the same family returned and the missing letter arrived with yesterday’s postmark.
Catholic Priest on Cubs and Cuban Church History
The Rev. Charles Warren Currier writes in the Conservative Review about the church in Cuba. He discusses Mgr Sharett and the push for a Cuban born bishop, praising Sharett as wise and impartial to unite Cuban and Spanish priests.
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Cubs
Charles Warren Currier
Cuba
Conservative Review
Mgr. Sharett
Ltt
Sharett
Cubig
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