Community Fraternal and Church Notices
Local fraternal groups meet on set Saturdays and Fridays with visiting members welcome. Includes Masons, Woodmen of the World, Grand Army of the Republic posts and Odd Fellows at various halls. Churches list single services, Sunday schools, and evening gatherings with invites to all.
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Orsier
Cc. M. Lee
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J.B. Tratiee
Woodmen OF
Lawar Camr
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Rats
T. Lawless
V.C. A. van Deests
Kre Cansox Post
Wx. Commiyes
R. Bauwer
Adj
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Tun Wowrs
Bexrer
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Euma Wriant
An Lawan
Fran Devart
Parmeanter
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Republicans See Republican Victory Ahead In 1900 Election
The writer argues for replacing the treasury secretary with a pro business figure and criticizes fusion between Republicans and Populists. It notes Alabama and state races, claims fusion sacrifices principle, and predicts a large Republican victory, citing West Virginia Delaware Missouri Kentucky Tennessee and Maryland as pivotal states.
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Pops
Supreme Court
West Virginia
Delaware
Missouri
Kentucky
Tennessee
Maryland
Times
Treasury Bonds Offer Increases Gold Supply
The administration invites bids for fifty million five per cent bonds to replenish the treasury gold. British capitalist agents are drawing gold from the treasury to purchase these bonds, seen as a boon to the treasury. The trouble stems from appointing a southern cross roads lawyer as secretary of the treasury.
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Treasury
Democrats mock Populists after decisive election
Congressman Tarsney of Kansas City dismisses the Populist Party as he notes the defeat in the recent elections. He says populists are farmers without farms and financiers without finances, and remarks that Democrats are glad to see the party prostrate. The piece concludes that Democrats abandon the Populists as useless in Congress.
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Tarsney
Kansas City
Democrats Faulted for Bond Sales and National Debt
The editorial page argues Secretary Carlisle’s bid for 50 million dollars in 5 percent bonds shows Democrats fail to manage finances. It claims deficits and rising debt since 1893 under Democratic rule, contrasting with Republican years of debt reduction and prosperity.
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Carlisle
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Pole
Globe- Democrat
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