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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1900
Page
12
The piece notes President McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt with a focus on China policy. It praises McKinley for managing American China affairs and mentions La Hong Chang as a capable diplomat, while criticizing Democrats for perceived missteps and suggesting hardline actions on China.
The demand for Governor Roosevelt hag makes it necessary to arrange a campaign tour for him as it will break all records, just as the vote for McKinley and Roosevelt will break all records.
The remarks imply Democrats may acquire some unprofitable German newspapers while asserting they will secure few German votes. The speaker asserts German citizens are not suited to vote selling schemes, highlighting political influence tensions.
A fusion hopeful for Kangana’s governorship resists top party control while vowing to run his own campaign. The political landscape remains unsettled as factions debate loyalty and strategy amid Republican-leaning shifts.
The readable bits reference McKinley and a Democratic versus Republican stance. The line hints at a political debate within the era but provides no clear event, date, or names beyond McKinley and party labels. Overall, it reads as a stray OCR fragment from a political article.
Report notes a likely high value purchase of 1400 Cuban sepa trackers to OS 8. The move promises to deliver PHovliss Information, suggesting significant intelligence or data gains for the buyers.
Limitar William M. Stewart declares support for McKinley in a public notice. He cites the Spanish American War and the Treaty of Paris, noting U S sovereignty over the Philippines and the duty to maintain order and protect residents’ property. The message stresses party influence and ratification debates from that period.
The article discusses opposition to administration policy toward the Philippines. It argues a treaty obligated the United States to protect Spaniards on the islands, and accuses opponents of aiding tyranny by seeking dictatorial control. It notes campaign dynamics and differing views within the Republican ranks.
The report details how egg prices in St Louis soared above 600 dollars per something with feed costs rising sharply. It notes the impact on rail shipping, farm production, and local markets, citing estimates of daily output and the effect on consumer prices.
A bygone travel notice outlines rail and river routes to Chicago with emphasis on avoiding overland delays. It promotes touristic sights such as Devil’s Gate and the Gra River Bulls while advertising travel details through Hy J. Clay, General Agent, Salt Lake City.
A cobbled note touts De Witt’s Little Early Risers as offering surprising relief. It references a Co op grocery and drug company and hints at a health benefit from taking the pills.
Time Card for Oregon Short Line Railroad lists passenger ticketing from West to East and north or south routes with W. W. Woodside named as agent.
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