British Boer War ends with British victory and future subjugation feared
The Marshall News reports the end of the British Boer War with Boer resistance praised, noting British control of Dutch colonies and railways, the costly campaign, and concerns a long English occupation will follow. It warns that Boers, though defeated, may persevere in liberty and independence.
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Queen Victoria
Consa
Transvaal
Quebec
South Africa
England
America
Statesman quotes Viuddetti on Judge Lane attack
An item reports the Statesman reprinting a Homer Vidette piece attacking Judge Lane as false and misleading while noting a Homer Index member witnessed Lane’s remarks. Lane defended himself, denying apologies were due and criticizing the Vidette for misrepresentation. The piece also passages Roosevelt demagoguery claims and Roosevelt quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Statesman
Judge Lane
Homer
Roosevelt
Lane
San Juan Hill
Geruina
San Juan
Critique of Statea Minn. article on Judge Jane criticizes bias
The piece denounces the Homer Vidette report as scurrilous and urges wiser nomination choices. It asserts Tadge Lane’s respected record has saved Calhoun County money and warns such articles may boost his votes among Republicans.
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Jane
Enya
The
Statesman
Tadge Lane
Calhoun County
Great matched pair of valor and politics in divided times
A fragmented note contrasts Northern Union veterans praised for flag defense with Southern Confederate veterans celebrated for opposing the Union. It rails at a president who renounces treaties yet appoints a trust attorney general, illustrating sharp partisan divides and public rhetoric on loyalty, memory, and policy.
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Union
Madson and Dixon
Trneta
McKinley Warcy Unconstitutional
Editorial argues McKinley’s imperial policy violates the Declaration of Independence and the U S Constitution. Cites 19 Howard 393 447 ruling, claims acts toward the Philippines and Porto Rico breach supreme law. Attacks critics and labels on Bryan and the democracy as dishonest.
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United States Aupreme Court
United States
McKinley
Philippines
Porto Rico
Bryan
Judge Lane’s Record And Attacks On Judge Tanne
The Alpion Mirror recalls Judge Lane’s private life as official and notes praise for Dr. Lane’s 20 years of service. It defends integrity in office and condemns attacks on soldiers and country, inviting further discussion of Lane’s and the republican nominee’s records.
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Lane
Sixty Thousand Steel Workers Return to Jobs in Ohio
The Statesman touts a prosperity signal with sixty thousand steel workers resuming work in Ohio but acknowledges it with a critique. It urges closer local detail on idle time for Albion and Battle Creek factories and asks the paper to address local farmers and city merchants about broad prosperity.
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Statesman
Ohio
The
Albion
Battle Creek
Turbulent Trumpet Over Trusts and Tariffs in 1900 Debate
The piece rails at trusts from steel to coal and laments McKinley’s power to shape global crops while debating Cuba’s freedom and miner strikes. It mocks Hanna and Beveridge, questions antitrust pledges, and notes Detroit bible classes and a quirky reference to Kipling.
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Mark Hanna
Thore
Steel ‘Trust
Wire Trust
Nail Trust
Cutlery
Lumber
Sugar Trust
Tobacco Trust
Thresher Trust
Wool Trust
Leather Trust
Red Trust
Coal Trust
Meat Trust
Oil Trust
Politicking and Propaganda Across Nations and Mines
The piece critiques Hanna dictating McKinley’s political circle and Bryan’s cabinet, notes Cripple Creek miners’ concerns, and hints Hanna may press for slight wage gains. It mocks Todd’s governor acts, Shanghai dispatches about Turn, English Conservatism, Cubans, sugar bounty myths, Kaiser William’s aims, and raw food advocates amid coal gains.
Labor and Empire in Egypt and U S political critique
A skeptical essay links colonial wage effects to empire noting harsh Egypt cotton mills run by foreign capital with Arab girls paid twelve and a half cents a day. The author contrasts Republican and Democratic platforms on veterans, pensions, and loyalty to the Union amid broader imperial debates.
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Egypt
Mansourah
Eamet
Maglish
Philippines
Mien
Las
Eutee
Avery
Wiliam Mekhinivy
Sanders
Union
Chicago Phalforma
Liberal policy and pensions in political letter
In a letter of acceptance Mr. Bryan argues for a liberal policy in a government relying on citizen soldiers rather than a large standing army. He contends self-interest can wreck the government, urges generous pension provision for volunteers, and vows not to appoint another Henry Clay Evans as pension commissioner if elected.
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Mr. Henry
Judge Line
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Tirmopore
Mr.Roosevelt
H. Benttos
Kansas City
Colum
Philippines
Erwell
Sears
Timavorr
Roosewrvelt
PremBett
Rency
United
Jeep
Bryan
Henry Clay Evans
Ohio in Revolt Over McKinley and Trusts
A Coshocton letter dated Sept 10 1900 reports prominent Republicans in Ohio voicing support for Bryan and Stevenson over McKinley. It lists merchants farmers and mill men opposed to Hanna and trusts, noting about 125 more Republicans ready to back Logan but keeping names secret to avoid Hanna machine pressure.
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Ohio
Thanna-Meckinley
Bryan
Stevenson
McWinley
Coshocton
Mark Tanna
National Democrat
Mark Ilanna
Logan
Hanna Machine Gang
HT Knigit
Points and Opinions From Historic Press Snippets
A compilation of political excerpts and oddities from various papers. It cites reactions to McKinley Hanna Roosevelt Bryan and party loyalties, plus a note on Indian snake jugglers and venom myths. The Daily News and Weekly News are referenced in context of 10 cent weekly pricing.
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R. H. Ellitt
India
South India
The Cheapest Homeseekers Excursion Advertised
The Oct 15 14 Marshall Calhoun County Sunday School convention is announced. A Great Rock Island Route excursion departs Chicago Oct 3 and 16 to Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma and Indian Territory with round trip rates 15 to 17 dollars and 21 day return. Over 2 million acres open for public entry next spring with 12 000 homesteads of 160 acres and 10 000 mineral claims. Joux Sebastian GPA Chicago handles full information. The Weekly News promotes its rates.
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Chicago
Great Hook Island
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Indian Territories
Indian Territory
Great Rock Island
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