Catholics and Spain Archbishop Ireland Denounces Espousing Spain
In a Chicago interview Archbishop John Ireland condemns any Catholic backing of Spain against the United States calling it traitorous to both faith and country. He asserts Catholics must defend America and oppose such suggestions, reflecting his patriotism amid wartime sentiment.
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John Ireland
Chicago
Spain
Seone
New York
5Th Minnesota Infantry
Ireland
Bae
Arity of Heroes and Civil War Reconciliation
A St Louis Republic editorial praises President McKinley for offering Fitzhugh Lee a brigade in potential war service, suggesting such an appointment would signify the Civil War’s end and unite a loyal South with the North in a renewed American brotherhood. The piece argues the North must surpass past efforts to lead the South in a united national effort.
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McKinley
Fitz- Hugh Lee
Lee
Havana
South
St. Louis Republic
War Talk and Pension Fears Over the Spanish War
The letter criticizes war with Spain as dread and mocks those seeking a never ending pension list. It questions enlisting to face Confederate soldiers and argues the pension lure would not inspire battlefield readiness.
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Spain
Vine Bluff
African Limeless Cotton Seed Offer to Star Readers
A local office offers a small quantity of the new cotton seed with pricing from 600 seeds for 83, 200 for 1 and 100 for 50 cents. Readers who renew their subscription and bring in new subscribers receive seeds as a reward, with limited stock to be claimed on a first come basis.
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the Star
The
Star
Arkansas Gazette Urges Qualified Men to Legislate
The Arkansas Gazette appeals for brainy, honorable men to join the state legislature, arguing that capable, experienced lawmakers are essential though compensation is low. It warns that many states’ legislatures are now run by inexperienced figures who serve corporate lobbyists, producing poor laws.
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The
Arkansas Gazette
Justice Alexander Aims Hard at Liquor Law Violations
Justice A P Alexander has issued $8,400 in fines for liquor law violations in the six months before the current circuit court term. The records show a firm stand against violators, portraying him as a trustworthy official in the eyes of the people.
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A. P. Alexander
Circuit Court
Call for Early Election to Move County Seat to Dallas
The circuit court sits in Dallas and urges an early election to remove the county seat so court sessions and better accommodations can be held here for the people.
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Dallas
Democratic ticket praised as fair for Mena elections
The city ticket named by the Democrats last Saturday is viewed as fair and contains several solid business men. Opponents say politics should not be dragged into municipal elections, particularly in the new growing town of Mena.
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Mena
Western Arkansas Prepares for Spring Renewal
The region embraces green wardrobes with evergreen pine and holly as spring hints emerge. People anticipate the scent of white and pink blooms filling the air, bringing joy to community and nature alike.
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Arkansas
Population milestones for Mena in coming years
The text predicts Mena will reach 5,000 residents by age two and 10,000 by age five, asserting these figures will be proven as facts in due time.
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Mena
Mt Mena summer resort to attract visitors in June
Work progresses in all departments at Mt Mena. The resort will attract hundreds of visitors who begin to flock there early in June, signaling a busy season ahead.
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Mt. Mena
Mena Population Now 3,567 Within City Limits
The latest official count places Mena at 3,567 residents within its corporate boundaries, reflecting current municipal population data. The figure is declared as accurate and officially verified.
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Mena
Blizzard headline travels from Nebraska to springtime Arkansas
A playful note captions a distant blizzard described as a Nebraska headline while Arkansas enjoys a gentle spring. The contrast highlights weather extremes across regions in lighthearted tone.
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Nebraska
Arkansas
Mena Meets Population Threshold to Become City of Second Class
The town of Mena has reached the required population count within its borders, triggering a move to classify it as a city of the second class under applicable laws. Officials expect formal steps to follow to finalize the designation.
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Mena
Mena Grows Like a Green Bay Tree in Askaetes
A boastful note claims the town of Mena is expanding rapidly, described as the liveliest place in all Askaetes. The remark emphasizes brisk growth and local vigor.
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Mena
Askaetes
Star News Promotes Welfare Over Partisan Politics
The Star asserts its focus on town and county welfare rather than partisan politics, emphasizing community concerns and local issues over party agendas.
Seed offer promotes African Limb less cotton seed
A notice invites readers to seize an advertised sale of African Limb less cotton seed before the cotton planting season. The item is presented as a timely agricultural offer for farmers preparing fields.
Planting Cotton Soon Prompts Seed Advice
It will soon be time to plant cotton and growers are advised to obtain a few seeds of the African Limbless variety to start the season.
Rainy Interlude Leaves Fresh, Damp Town Dampened
A recent week brought a refreshing and wet rain to the section, renewing the landscape and leaving streets glistening. Residents noted cooler air, puddles, and a temporary relief from heat, while local gardeners anticipate improved soil moisture for upcoming plantings.
Springtime Bloom and Grassy Growth at Mena
The season brings bright spring imagery as peach trees bloom and the town of Mena sees grass growth surge. The playful line contrasts nature’s vigor with Mena’s lively pace, capturing a hometown mood.
Extra session called to push railway laws in Michigan
Governor Pingree orders lawmakers into an extraordinary assembly chiefly to pass railway laws and warns against accepting passes with punishment by law. Also noted are grants and protests across national affairs including a Seminole Indians defense fund appeal and a Comanche chief leading a delegation to Washington.
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Pingree
Michigan
Washington
President McKinley
Frank D. Baldwin
Anadarko
Quannah Parker
State Exchanges Show Arkansas Exhibit Sparks Interest
A northern inquiry grows about Arkansas advantages as port area issues slow. The News hails Omaha Exposition exhibit plans featuring the Albert Pike mansion replica, noting Pike's fame as Mason and writer. A county campaign portrait portrays a cheerful, generous candidate full of charm, piety, and fervent hospitality.
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North
Arkansas
Newport News
Albert Pike
Omaha
United States
Stuttgart Free Press
Arkansas factories tax break would boost state progress
Siloam Springs Democrat notes a reader about early starts and a weary wife. Greenwood Democrat support for ten year tax exemptions to attract factories and spur state growth. Texarkanian cites a reporter on Receiver Lansdale seeking sale of the Lott railroad to top the K C P G line, hoping a Hot Springs link prompts broader rail expansion.
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Joe
Candidate
Siloam Springs
Democrat
Rubber Stamp Men Great is the robber stamp
The Gaylord Herald censures local business men who use rubber stamps to mislead outsiders about town printing resources. It jokes that such stamps could be applied to obituaries, wedding notices, baby announcements, and political campaign labels, suggesting the stamp could be misused in many ways.
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Gaylord
Kay
Herald
Mount Mena Poised as Popular Summer Resort
Mount Mena is expected to become a top summer resort as Gulf road improvements near completion. A large number of cottages will be built, some ornate and handsome, promising a pleasant months for visitors from Ft Smith and beyond.
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T, Smith News-Record
Mount Mena
George RE. Wheaton
Mena
News-Record
Gulf Road
If Spain Declares Any Or All Of Us Persona Non Grata
A Havana telegram to the New York World quotes Gen. Lew saying Spain may declare any or all of us persona non grata but we will leave town with the American flag flying and a brass band behind the procession. The Confederate boys will rally around it with unity and be admired by the American people.
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New York World
Havana
Gen
Lew
Spain
Welcome Visitors From Arkansas Gazette Railroad Visit
The Arkansas Gazette notes that if the Kansas City Pittsburg and Gulf railroad backs a new line in Arkansas, visitors would be welcomed to witness the project and its potential impact on the state.
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Arkansas Gazette
Kansas City Pittsburg & Gulf
Good Goods Prompt Delivery From Seedmen James Vicks Sons
Good seeds and plants from James Vick's Sons of Rochester are praised for prompt express delivery and careful packing. An order arrived quickly in excellent condition, with roses and plants arriving fresh and nice. Veal and other meats offered by W H Delker at his De Queen Street market.
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James Vick
Rochester
Express
W. H. Delker
Queen Street
Grand Leader and P.O. Book Store Ads Run Broad Sale Picks
A dense, fragmented assortment of local ads promotes Grand Leader clothing and shoes, P.O. Book Store merchandise, Jackson’s Drug Store offerings, Gallagher’s goods, G. A. Clark’s groceries, and S. Owen’s hats. Mentions hammocks, linens, candy, prints, perfumes, base balls, and various household items with price cues and sales language.
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Jackson
Sale of School Lands Notice
Public sale of school lands announced for Monday in April at the courthouse in Polkeaun DE. The filing describes real estate lot in section 18 in town of Polkeaun with bids open to bidders.
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II Tatas Aries
Polkeaun N. DE
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