McKinley's pledge on trusts questioned in Marshall News
The article condemns President McKinley for failing to curb trusts after his inaugural pledge. It cites a surge of monopolies—over 300 formed in three years, with some capital giants—arguing the administration and Me Griggs foster trust growth. It accuses the Republican party of political hypocrisy and laments the continuing dominance of monopolies.
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McKinley
United States
Republican Party
Griggs
New Jersey
Marie Hanna
Chevy Hive
Cerant
Prominent Republicans Dinner for National Chair Hanna
A Philadelphia Union League Club dinner honors Republican National Chairman Hanna. The guest list includes many party leaders and delegates while revealing wealth estimates and business ties of attendees such as J Edward Addicks, William Ellkins, Henry Clay Frick, and Thomas Lane among others in iron, ships, streetcars, gas, steel, carpets, woolens, leather and related industries. The article notes divisions within the party and references opposition from some minor factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannaus
MEG
Philadelphia
Union League Club
Union League Cab
Charles H. Urauip
J. Edward Addicks
Willian N. Baldwin
Locastives
George c. “Hlubau
Gilglorh
T. D. M. Cardeza
John H. Convers
Gcoml
Tives
Jay Cooke
Mabiya
Q. Darlington
Uur
William B. Elkins
Fayette R. Mawb
Sterlitusis
Ooene Dolin
Cole Benson
Playton
McMichael
Williams Potter
James Pollock
Oo. Campbell
Woolens
Lepry
C. Dianton
Thomas Lane
J Bert H. Foerderer
Billion-dollar ring leads anti trust plank framing
A fragment describes republican leaders in touch with a "billion-dollar ebb" and Belshazar feasts as they act as steering committees drafting the anti trust plank. It laments administration brazenness and cites figures like McCormick Pardee Wanamaker and others in heavy industry.
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W.A. Gibbs
Henry C. McCormick
Martin Midoney
Calvin Pardee
Hloo
Frick
Steel and Coke
Pheorore
Eawin S. Stuart
John Wanamaker
Dey
Auch
Belshazari
Boxer Uprising Seen Through Foreign Eyes in 1900s
A critic argues foreign powers must protect residents in China as Boxers rise. The piece cites Rev. B B Aiken on missionary restraint, praises Chinese patriotism, and warns of a possible massacre. It blames foreign meddling for provoking the revolt and highlights China’s long stable history.
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China
BB. Aiken
American Missionary Board
Beit
Clash at Pao-Ting-Pu村: Boxer attack on Noman Chitho vilage
Misgo region reports a large force of about 2 000 boxers armed with pikes poles and other weapons attacked the small Noman Chitho village. Villagers, warned in advance, defended themselves and fled as the assault escalated, leaving many dead. The violence intertwines with Christian groups and local tensions across China, provoking calls for aid and intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pao-Ting-Pu
Noman Chitho Vilage
Hanley
Boson
Sunyway
Chis Tittle
China
Commencement Day and the shift from speeches
The article notes a trend in high schools to replace graduation exercises with a public address, predicting a future move to omit the formal speech entirely and send graduates from their alma mater into the world.
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Alma Muter
Graduation costs and ceremonies spark campus debate
The article surveys the expense of commencement events and gowns, noting burdens on families, plus shared concerns about health and stress. It references political remarks on education, church, and international affairs, highlighting a period of public discourse and satire.
Pleasant Evening for Miss Florence at Birthday Party
A Pleasant Evening at the home on Puesday eve as guests adore Miss Florence. The event featured a girl in white gowns and pink accents, decorative busts and covers, and a solo rendition titled the organ grind Serenade. Guests left with bouquets and wishes for many happy returns. The Daily News.
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Dhurr Street
Mass
Eueh Gurst
Migs Willied Aguy
The Duty of Democrats and the Call for Liberty
A historic polemic urging Democrats to embrace the legacy of the American Revolution. The author argues for a return to Jeffersonian ideals, equality before the law, and honest administration, invoking figures like John Adams and Daniel Webster to frame democracy as a duty to preserve liberty and justice.
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Avaries
Daniel Webster
Alice
John Adams
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Lbverty
New
Hampelire
Dernsalan
Jefferson
Truckling to the trusts and republican policy
A critical editorial denounces the Republican Party as creator and sustainer of the great monopoly system led by trusts. It argues trusts cross into core industries, shielded by party support, and warns against reform or interference seen as political suicide and dangerous to the home market and patriot values.
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McWinis
Fragmentary taine univer campaign notes in ruins
A damaged fragment from a St Louis Republic item references Taine Univer rushing revenue and Niky the Hib pressure on the Usaga party. It laments internal division, noting past vigor and current decline amid riven factions and jabbers about administration and law.
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Univer
Mmi Usaga
St. Louis
No cyclones tied to sunward looping this week
A fragmented report notes no cyclones have formed from looping around the sun as of Wednesday morning. The sparse text hints at astronomical or meteorological observations but provides no concrete events or locations.
Heavy sentence for ex organizer in misappropriation case
An ex organizer from Ben Mie faced an 80 dollar sentence after pleading guilty to misappropriating Greer's funds. The proceeding involved Kuster and Tillotson and included other lodge members with ongoing discussions about penalties and possible further action.
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Por Dodbe
Ben Mie
Alegid
Mave
Greer
Koc
Kuster Othe
Prine of
Roll of Honor for Public Schools Students
Published with courtesy of Superintendent Lohr, the News lists pupils who have been neither absent nor tardy for the past year and the previous two years. The roll honors those meeting strict attendance standards across the public schools.
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Francis Brewster
Will Graff
Dorris Welch
Chirence Briegel
Chacde Dibble
Willie Diver
Frank Graty
Avery Rhymond
Lena Roky
Orson Bennett
Birdie Chirk
Harold Coleman
Helen Cook
Ruth Cook
Josephine Dibble
Normit Kipper
Nethe Bist
Nellie Correen
Walter Heyser
Donna Hulett
Croddie Fones
Nova Ke
Bevan
Lohr
Marriages At Methodist Parsonage In Two Ceremonies
The parish reports two wedding ceremonies conducted by Rev Pattison Alade Pour at the Methodist parsonage on Tuesday night. Bridges joined by couples George Rollaps with Gertrude Carrington, both of Albion, and others including Ernerson and Miss Ner-Ue McIntyre were united in matrimony. The News extends congratulations to the newlyweds and notes the event occurred around eight o'clock with Sunday edition reminders forthcoming.
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Pattison
Methodist
Joserson
Enserson
Ner- Ue McIntyre
Bate
Batth
Creek
Howe
A! Glock
George Rollaps
Gertrude M. Carrington
Albion
Michigan Central to Kalamazoo for weekend excursion
Jottings note the Michigan Central will run a weekend excursion to Kalamazoo on Saturday. The reguar noon train will operate and the round trip fare is set at cents. Also covered is a drop of the Henry Benner case in Detroit federal court freeing him to continue manufacturing and selling his medical product. A Washington dispatch reports Dr. Louis S Joy of Marshall visiting the Capital as guest of Wm J Mefice and as vice president of the Culhoun Morligns association heading to Atlantic City then on to the exposition for several weeks.
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Michigan Central
Kalamazoo
Henry Benner
United States
Detroit
Dr. Joy
Ita
Washington
Vice Press
Louis S. Joy
Marshall
Capital
Wm. J. Mefice
Sith
United States Land Office
Joy
Culhoun Varunty Morligns Association
Athantic City
American Medical Society
Py Exposition
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