Peruna endorsements cited by Belva Lockwood in 19th century women’s politics
A fragmented advertisement letter mix features Belva A. Lockwood praising Peruna as a remedy for colds and general weakness. It includes testimonials from women in various roles, mentions Dr. Hartman and The Hartman Sanitarium, and cites catarrh as affecting multiple body organs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helga Lockwood
Washington, D. C
United States
America
Peruna Medicine Company
Nannah J. Bennet
Belva A. Lockwood
Debate Over Army Increase Stirs Philippine War Debate
The piece critiques Democratic charges that Republicans would swell the standing army to influence policy. It cites the 1900 military bill, the president’s powers to expand forces, and the toll of tropical service in the Philippines. General MacArthur’s Philippine report is summarized, noting court martials, disease, and deaths, and remarking on insurgent refuge within towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawr
Mit
Philliites
Manli
House of Representatvon
Senate
Philippines
House
United States
Philippine Islanda
Humbers
Mac
MacArthur
Division of the Philippines
Opr
Washington
MacArthurs
Manila
Archpelago
General MacArthur
Jilar
MarArthur
Mae
Philippine
St. Lonia
General Otis
Otle
Aterian White
New Insurrection Calls and Cuban Suzerain Claims
A critique of Republican and Democratic stances on Cuba and imperial policy. The New York Tribune questions U S suzerain rights over Cuba while Congress affirmed Cuban independence and non-sovereignty ambitions. Commentary argues for recognizing Cuban freedom and condemns deportation. It also targets Senator Kearns and party figures amid calls for reform and reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
New York Tribune
McKinley
Congress
Ita
the Tribune
Congreva
Spain
Fredom
Washington
New York World
Republi
Chicago Times-Morald
Guam
Kearns
Utah
Hiatory
Hanna
Absurd Cuban Constitution talk and political fixes
The piece mocks Republican demands to insert a gratitude clause to the United States into Cuba’s constitution and questions the logic of U.S. influence. It cites MacArthur, pacific claims in the Philippines, and critique of imperial policy while noting public misgivings and recent trust withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renton
Unite States
Cuba
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Republicana
China
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East 7Th St
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R. 1
Oklahoma
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Boston Mass
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