Union of Churches Editorial Calls for Christendom Unity
A Topek Capital column echoes Rev Charles Sheldon urging church groups to unite across sectarian lines to combat liquor, defend the Sabbath, and strengthen the Christian home. The piece argues love over creed, stressing that the church universal should bear one name and work together to spread faith and redemption. Signed Cuarius M Sheldon.
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Charles Sheldon
Topek
Union of Churches
Union of Christendom
Union of Services
Christ
Church Universal
Cuarius M. Sheldon
Weather Prophet Attacks Maland Over India Famine Attitude
In Word and Works Rev. Svl Hicks condemns Maland for views on India's famine, urging Jesus like action. Brother Sheldon highlights famine relief by ten cent reader contributions, contrasting with war fund spending and South Africa conflict. He questions hypocrisy and calls for mercy aligned with Christ's teachings.
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Word and Works
Svl Hicks
Weather Prophet
Maland
India
Sheldon
Christ
South Africa
Hell
United States Emerges as Major Creditor Nation
American capital flows bolster a growing creditor role as a 25 million dollar loan to Russia funds U S products. Part of the loan will purchase coal machinery cars and rails in St Louis Chicago and Pennsylvania to benefit U S labor. US financiers also offered to take Britain’s latest loan.
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United States
New York
Russia
St. Louis
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Wheelock Named To Head Republican Campaign Work
Ralph W. Wheelock has temporarily located at Sioux Falls to head newspaper work for the campaign. He was formerly with the RePuBLICAN and will lead its news coverage while in the state. Wheelock remains with the Minneapolis Tribune to oversee its political department during his stay.
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Ralph W. Wheelock
Sioux Falls
Wheelock
Minneapolis Tribune
Western range horses rise in price and export growth
A carload of Western range horses was shipped to Sioux City at $60 per head. The South seeks expansion and foreign markets for surplus products as protection policy supports southern development. Bradstreet data show New York firms and payrolls rising since 1896 with wage gains over 20 million by 1899. Elizabeth Struble pleaded guilty to mailing obscene material, chose jail over fine, after federal action and prior Sioux Falls publishing claims.
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Sioux City
Bradstreet’s
New York
Elizabeth Struble
Sioux Falls
Carland
South Dakota
Davison
Eliza J, Locke
Borger
Heatley
James Wells
Eliza J. Locke
James E. Wells
Lypers
A. D
Mitchell
Sild
Jame K. Wells
Iis
Said
Mirch
W. Abbey
M. L. Boss
Republicans’ Minneapolis trip linked to Sioux Falls campaign work
Guesser Billy LaPollettee claimed leading Republicans went to Minneapolis to pick candidates, but it emerges they were arranging with Tt. W. Wheelock to lead newspaper work in the state campaign. Labollette’s supposed influence appears overestimated.
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Billy
Protective Tariff Shifts Trade Balance Domestically
The passage argues that before and after the protective tariff the United States ran deficits or surpluses in trade. It claims exports were lower than imports before tariffs, a two billion dollar trade deficit since the constitution, and a nearly four billion dollar trade surplus after tariffs with 1898 and 1899 totaling over a billion. It concludes some voters still doubt tariffs harming foreign markets.
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United States
Republican Party
Misquote dispute over Pettigrew at Democratic state meeting
The Gazette misstates THE REPUBLICAN report on the Democratic State Central Committee meeting last week. The Republican noted a large element of the party opposed to Pettigrew’s candidacy, while asserting Pettigrew does not represent democracy. A committee member warned of factionalism despite apparent harmony.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Downey
Pettievrew
Pettigrew
Whitcher
Democratic Party
Filipino orator reshapes anti imperialist meet in Boston
Tramon Reyes Lala, educated Filipino, visits Boston to argue for permanent American control of the Philippines and criticizes Aguinaldo while challenging anti imperialists Edwuard Altsinson and William Lloyd Garrison for supporting U S sovereignty over the islands. Lala urges liberty and progress after Aguinaldo, claiming Americans will aid the islands.
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Boston
Argus-Leader
Anti-Imperialist League
Tramon Reyes Lala
McKinley
Lala
Edwuard Altsinson
William Lloyd Garrison
Philippines
Attkinson
Puerto Rico tariff receipts cited in plea for aid and development
The tariff collected on imports from Puerto Rico last year exceeded two million dollars. The piece argues that the funds should be returned to Puerto Rico to fund public schools public order and roads, enabling its soil to ship produce to seaboard and the United States, instead of spending abroad on imports.
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United States
Puerto Rico
Seaboard
Gifts for Five Million Ladies Offer from Quaker Valley
Quaker Valley Mfg. Co announces a limited time offer of a free sterling silver plated sugar shell in 40c patterns to every married woman who writes requesting one. The firm will mail illustrations to choose from and requires each woman to send her own name and full address. One per family, no gifts to children.
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United States
Quaker Valley
Quaker Valley Mfg. Co
Morgan and Harrison Sts
Chicago
Ill
Five Good Papers for One-Year Club Offer
Farmers reach for a limited price on a five publication bundle including The Iowa Homestead The Poultry Farmer The Farmers Mutual Insurance Journal Special Farmers Institute editions and the reader’s own paper. The package promises local county and general news plus superior farming reading at 1.30 for a year.
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Iowa Homestead
Farmers’ Institute
Poultry Farmer
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Journal
West
Homestead
Farmers, Mutual Insurance Journal
Royal Cure for Coughs Dr King’s New Discovery
Annie E Springer of Philadelphia reports Dr King’s New Discovery cured her long hacking cough and chest pain. The remedy soothes throat chest and lung troubles and promises sleep. Price 50c and 1.00 with trial bottles free at S H Scallin’s drug store and guaranteed satisfaction.
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Annie E. Springer
Howard St
Philadelphia
Dr. King
S. H. Scallin’s
Robbed the Grave Electr Bitters Save Life Claim
Philadelphia man John Oliver recounts severe illness until Electric Bitters eased his condition after three weeks and a first bottle show ed improvement. He credits the remedy with saving his life and urges trials at 50 cents per bottle. Also ads beggs German Salve claims cure for piles wounds and burns with a note from Wm Going of Omaha.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
S. H. Scallin
Wm.Going
Omaha
Neb
Our Grandmothers Healing Herbs in Clover Root Tea
An old药 advertisement praising herbs from great-grandmothers garrets as healing, claiming strength and pure blood. It promotes Karl's Clover Root Tea at 25 cents or 50 cents from S. H. Scallip, druggiet.
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Karl
S. H. Scallip
Well Dressed Men Named By A New York Tailor’s Scout
A traveling New York merchant tailor's representative ranks Denver and San Francisco ahead of New York for best dressed men, with Chicago and Washington following. He notes New York's decline from leading style authority, cites local norms in Denver and San Francisco, and observes Washington's neatness and the absence of a large laboring class.
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Denver
San Francisco
Chicago
Washington
New York
Financial District
Helena
Washington Post
A Sure System Boosts Confidence in Bookmaker Fix
A Philadelphia North American brief quotes a bettor claiming success with a sure system, though another remark notes no actual bets were placed. The item reflects betting chatter and bookmaker skepticism.
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Philadelphia
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