A Good Sign for Democracy in 1990 Campaign
The Marshall News argues that many influential newspapers now back the Democratic party, naming the New York World and Chicago Chronicle as examples. It notes calls by Gold Democrats for a July 25 convention may falter, while urging unity against the Republican party led by figures like Hanna and Rockefeller. It also warns of rising global tension from rival powers and the need for diplomacy to avert a world war, stressing risks from spheres of influence and Christian nations in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Democratic Party
Bryan
Calse
New York World
Chicago Chronicle
Democrat Party
Chronicle
Mark Hanna
Gold Democrat Party
Lkely
Republic
Republican Party
Hanna
Gage
Rockefeller
Cient
China
Russia
Japan
England
Erst
Clarendon
Rituai
Marshall
Bnigeenbocke
Register
Crisis in China Reaches Peak as Boxers Attack Foreigners
The crisis deepens as Chinese troops fail to control Beijing amid Boxer attacks on missionaries and foreigners. International forces prepare to intervene, with 1500 foreign guards en route to Beijing and Russia signaling large troop readiness. Japan also readies for possible action as powers seek to depose the Dowager Empress and form a joint protectorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Pekin
Legation St
Ubina
Tien Tein
Tug
Port Arthur
St. Petersburg
Vpis Dlse
Russia
Japan
Bryan Favored By New York World Editorial Voice
The New York World endorses Bryan for president, arguing a third ticket would hurt the republic. It warns imperialism militarism and monopoly threaten constitutional principles and urges a return to independence and the Docking nation. It praises Bryan as best suited to meet the crisis. It also cites Indianapolis News on Cuban corruption and U S officials greed, claiming a broad pattern of rottenness and abuse under McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S
Bryan
Thirsy
Bryant Young
Wisure
Qader
Republic
McKitney
Indianapolis News
Uo Havas
Guba
U. S
U. 5
Yriscornia
Maj
Davis
Davie
Bureau of Sanitation
Hanna
Cuba
McKinley
National and foreign policy tensions frame the warstorm center
The article surveys the Boer resistance and diplomacy under Kruger as Pretoria falls, noting guerrilla tactics, potential terms from Britain, and allied China's role. It also touches U S political shifts, senatorial scandals, and the Philippines war's toll as Pekin nears top attention.
Not Yet Conquered Kruger Says Capital Is Here In Car
A London Daily Express correspondent quotes President Kruger asserting that a capital is not a fixed bricks and mortar site but the living seat of government he says remains effective. He emphasizes that invasion does not equal conquest.
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Pretoria
ATL
Transvaal
Dannéess
Krugér
Cecil Rhodes
Jngland
Lydenburg
Hatha
Lord Roberts
Kruger
Botha
England
China
London Daily
Express
Republic
McKinley expansion debated as Jeffersonians opposed
Fragmented text critiques Republican expansion policy as imperialism, contrasting it with Jeffersonian ideals. It cites Hoar’s Senate speech condemning McKinley era moves, including acquisitions like Florida, Alaska, and Louisi ana, arguing the nation risks undermining republican equality and self rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McKinley
Republican Party
Thomas Jefferson
Hoar
Senate
McKinley
Louishim
John Guilney Adams
Florida
Abraham Lincoln
Charnes Sumer
Alaska
Dash
Betty
John Quincy Adwins
Abrilian Lingeln
Chirles Sauurer
Lewisham
Cabinet Thrift Noted in Root Pier Concession
The New York World reports Secretary Root granted a San Juan Steamship company concession to build a 300 foot pier in San Juan harbor. The pier blocks navigation, narrows the channel, and reverses vessel ease, triggering debate over executive power and trust influence in the McKinley era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
United States
Root
New York World
Congress
San Juan Steamship Company
New York
San Juan
Rootix
Esperanza
Executive Council
Pine Lake picnic closes schools and local notices
A jumble of small town items reports Miss Lela Daarphers and Miss Bertha Carver ending term with a Pine Lake picnic, teachers ill and absent, wind damage to a barn, and various visits. Also notes lectures, farmgossip, a note of abandonment in marriage, and local social events with several named residents and dates in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cashiman
Henry Garver
Lela Daarphers
Bertha Carver
Pine Lake
Ivy
Aaron Stteggs
Burglary Call To Peter Lockwood Residence Tuesday Night
Police were summoned around 2 am Tuesday to Peter Lockwood at Eagle and Prospect streets for a burglar incident. The burglar was absent upon arrival, seen fleeing east by Officer Burkhardt who gave chase but lost them. An alarm was reported from the phone to the engine house and passed to Burkhardt by the fremen. The report suggests entry was attempted by climbing the porch to the second story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkhardt
Peter Lockwood
Eagle
Prospect
Charley
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Mr. Pettigrew
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Charles Vedder
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Blinton D Swith
Mac
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Arthur Burbanks
South Bend
Ind
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Miss Archer
H Bowman
Johnstown
D Palmiter
Tuttle
Jackson
J. W. Tuttle
C Hoffman
Port Huron
Jack Shaw
Mr. and
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E. B. Hughes
Undertakers
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Jons Wallis
Marhull, Mich
Daniel Pratley
Eckford, Mich
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Cox
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