21 Nov 1899
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1899
Page
1
A sprawling, opinionated piece surveys Democratic and Republican figures, university wealth, and local leaders. It highlights Goebel, Bryan, Wheeler, and Metcalf while praising Wichita leaders Griffenstein and Carey and Kansas frontier figures, with references to courts, conspiracies, and public sentiment. The tone blends satire and advocacy across national and regional politics.
The excerpt critiques politicians and soldiers including General Funston and Colonel Metcalf, questions British sympathies in the U S, and defends official war records. It singles out J F Hall for alleged grievances, mocks grandstanding, and warns against affidavits and unfounded tales by critics.
The author argues from personal observation about the Philippines current and past, recounting the 1895 revolution against Spanish rule, alleged sums paid to insurgent leaders, and doubts over independence promises by Admiral Dewey and Consul Pratt. He notes Spain’s actions and stresses the revolution’s end before U.S. arrival, with references to a book embargo and the need for accurate historic understanding.
The document argues Aguinaldo misled supporters about American aid and independence, details his shift to an independent campaign, and accuses Mabini and Sandico of steering to war. It lauds American restraint before Manila’s fall and notes insistent insurgent plans to seize control, including militia recruitment and social clubs.
A historical letter discusses the February 4 5 1899 attack near Manila and the U S response. It defends U S actions, criticizes Aguinaldo and several Filipino leaders, notes Dewey could have surrendered Manila earlier, and urges continued military presence to protect rule of law and aid the islanders.
Fragmentary report recalls a warning about foreign intervention and internal strife, then details obituaries and memorials for Mrs. Julia Rogers of Baldwin and Lawrence, and for John Ferris of Lecompton, highlighting church, civic service, and family ties. It notes fealty to M E churches, school board roles, and civil war service.
Local notes report revival efforts led by Elder Massey at Fairview church with the Southern minister. Weather outlook hints at a harsh winter possibly affecting coal mining, while farm activity continues with land sales and cattle feeding nearby. Several residents move, build, or visit Lawrence and Kaw Valley, and community events include a church social and a masquerade dance invitation.
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