Bryan and Stevenson campaign crosscurrents rise in 1898 discourse
The piece discusses China’s relief from a month long isolation, urging restraint toward China and praise for diplomacy. It notes shifts in policy toward the Boxer uprising and endorses punishment for those responsible. It also highlights salesmen swinging to Bryan, detailing a Baltimore firm vote of 41 Bryan to 4 McKinley and arguing a national shift toward Bryan due to trust, reform, and Republican missteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Taku
Amuiial Kompif
Remey
Kumpff
Boxer Organization
Bryan
Republican Party
Bmckinley
J. M. Kern
Baltimore
McKinley
Dispatch From Minister Conger Sparks Global Anxiety
The state department received a dispatch from Minister Conger via The News. The cipher message, likely in reply to a government cipher, promises big news but heightens global tension over China and the need for an adequate force to relieve those in peril in Peking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Conger
Wuoat Washington
Relief Effort Urged to Aid Imperiled Legationers
A call is made to lay aside selfish interest and unite in sending all possible speed to the relief of the imperiled legationers. Immediate, conceivably decisive action is urged to save them.
War strength of nations and China crisis analyzed
The World’s table of armaments lists Russia Germany France Britain United States Japan Italy and China with army and navy figures. It notes inaccuracies and urges restraint to avoid a world war from the Boxer unrest and competing interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Germany
France
Britain
United States—Army
United States
Japan
Italy
Great Britain
China
Readers weigh in on Bryan Stevenson platform and ticket
Letters from Silvers Ells and others praise the Democratic platform and ticket. Voters discuss confidence in Bryan and Stevenson, while critics urge unity against imperialism and trusts. Indiana college presidents endorse Bryan Stevenson, shifting from four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dessis Sullivan
Theie
Bryan
Stevenson
Univer
Brown
Lndiana
Nurnal
Jordan
Leland Stanhford University
Indiana College
Global war talk and local clashes mix with dispatches
A fragmentary telegramish column notes troop numbers in the Philippines and debates imperial reach. It cites Lord Salisbury, Gen. MacArthur with casualties, and references the storming of the Taku forts amid international alarm. De Wet and Bohs lines appear in a raucous, opinionated roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taku
de Wet
Bohs
Now what the war i South Africa is practically over
The piece argues imperialism rests on a sham of national duty, blaming the Republican party for using Dewey’s Manila victory to silence debate while pursuing Cuba and the Philippines. It links policy to corporate power, calls for justice for Cuba and the Philippines, and urges Americans to act to prevent monopolistic greed from ruling.
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Ciantes Brine
Citiago
Shi Republican Party
Prqit
Tru
Philippines
Orient
Republican Party
Dewey
Manila Bay
Napoleon III
Mexico
Germany
France
Barog Conseiciee
Cateer
Paris
Cuba
McKinley
America
South Africa
Missouri
Kansas
Chicago Times-Herald
Imperialism and Washington Attitudes in China Crisis
Special Correspondence analyzes the administration posture on the Peking massacre and China crisis. It critiques imperialist policy, the Philippines link, and the Democrats' campaign leverage while noting Republican strains and internal debates led by Han na Bliss and Heath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna
Bliss
Heath
Afonid
Richardson
Democratic Congressional Committee
Washington
Congress
James Jamilton Lewis
United States
China
Heston
Lewis Gutes
Eta
Chiaya Phos
Jiewis
Dewta
Rome
Loder
Philippines
Distrust of McKinley on China policy sparks debate
The Albany Argus argues the administration bears responsibility for the China crisis, blaming imperialist aims and the Canton speech. It contrasts factional Republican figures, cites Gen. MacArthur staffing in the Philippines, and warns of war or peace depending on the administration's course.
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Pratts
Emiperiotina
Lewis
Ulis
China
United States
Philadelphia
Canton
Philippines
MacArthur
William McKinley
Mark Munno
Theodore Roosevelt
Thomas C. Platt
Mat” Quay
Henry Cabot Lodge
Oiserver
Harrison
Need
Senator Wear
Massachusetts
Callen
Republican Party
Latiay
Raevison
Reptlican
Wnh
Philippine
Porto Rico
Thomas A. Jeed
McKinles
Tumpat Produce
Mel
Fife
Albany Argus
Semiannual Prosecutor Hatch Report Highlights Six Month Prosecutions
Prosecutor Hatch released a semiannual office report covering January to July 1. It lists 189 cases prosecuted in six months with dispositions by offense including liquor violations 20 prosecutions five convictions and four acquittals and settlements. seduction 12 prosecutions two convictions. malicious destruction 3 prosecutions eight convictions. vagrants 3 prosecutions two convictions and one settlement. bastardy one prosecution one disposition. indulgence and related offenses show varied outcomes. assaults and batteries 26 prosecutions thirteen convictions and four acquittals. forgery eight prosecutions four convictions. larceny 27 prosecutions twenty convictions. truants fourteen prosecutions thirteen convictions. embezzlement two prosecutions two convictions. drinks six prosecutions with settlements. burglary eight prosecutions four convictions. numerous examinations and settlements noted across categories.
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Hatch
Local notes on excursions and events around town
Excursions to Toledo and Kalamazoo scheduled, with weekend rail service. Local camping parties at Lyon Lake include Chas Bowers Ray Johnson Gaurel Swineford and George Smith. A Missionary Mary Robinson arrives in Shanghai with a party. Harrison’s colored minstrel show arrives behind the schoolhouse Thursday. John Lee fatal snake incident at Squaw Lake reported. The Daily News and Weekly News advertise subscriptions.
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Denny’s
Chas, Bowers
Ray Johnson
Lyon Lake
St. Joseph County
Michigan Central
Kalamay
Gaurel Swineford
R. B. Pletcher
George Smith
Justice of the Peace
Robinson
Battle Creek
Mary
Chin Kiang
China
Shanghsi
Marshall
Harrison
Scrvanton
Harrison Bros
Worth
Paris
John Lee
Squaw Lake
Jobn
Mr. Lee
Jo Lively
the Daily News
Personal Notices From Thursdays Daily News
David H. Jones of Homer and many others visit or travel through the city. Joseph Gramer heads to Battle Creek while O Van Cleave of St. Louis and Amara Harris of Groverville are seen locally. Professionals Howard Cavanagh and contractor John Seymour are noted as visitors. Miss Lulu Smith hosts in the south of town, with several relatives returning from Oshkosh and Kalamazoo visits. Local farm activity includes G C Bentley shipping Chicago steers. Various guests stop by local homes including Mrs. Chas Warner, Mrs. Henry Kregger, and Mrs. Kittie Clark. A list of visiting and returning individuals ends with Miss Clara Walz and Miss Hazel Craft visiting with relatives.
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Joseph Gramer
Battle Creek
O' van Cleave
St. Louis
Amara Harris
Groverville
John Seymour
Hadson
Howard Cavanagh
Hosmer
Court and Crime Roundup From St Joseph and Local Notices
Sheriff Williams detained a Chicago couple suspected of stealing silks from a Chicago shop and may link them to a Battle Creek robbery. authorities plan to return them for identification. Game Warden Morse clarifies set line meaning in inland lakes as any line used for catching fish not held by the user, including tip ups and brush lines. The Womens Howe Missionary Society of the M and church hosts a social Friday July 27 to raise funds for Curtin University with ice cream and sake at ten cents.
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Williams
St. Joseph
Chicago
Sherif
Robinson Stars
Battle Creek
Bittle Creek
Ayl
Morse
Womans Howe Missionary Society
M & Church
Curtin University
Ica
Review of Sewer Assessments Passed by City Board
At a regular meeting on Tuesday July 17 the Marshall board of aldermen resolved to publish a notice in a city newspaper for one week. The notice requests that the common council and board of assessors meet on Monday July 4, 1900 at 8 o clock a.m. with the recorder to review newer assessments. The Daily News 10 cents 2 week.
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Board of Aldermen
City of Marshall
Recorder
Common Council
Board of Assessors
Fils
Munday
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