Roosevelt Defies Critics On War Misconduct In Philippines
The piece defends President Roosevelt against warfare critics who label army actions in the Philippines as excessive. It argues he rejects retaliation as a justification for cruelty, stating no provocation excuses torture. The text contrasts his stance with senate defenses and references a diocesan convention resolution.
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Philippines
Roosevelt
Episcopal Church
Achusetts
Cation
Senate
Quincy Herald
Ifs and demands in a demand letter by B. O. Woon
A short, pointed notice from B. O. Woon urging immediate payment of outstanding accounts. The letter stresses charging goods without payment and warns of collecting actions, including charging interest, if payment is not made promptly. It frames the push as a remedy the reader can apply by paying or showing proof of account.
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B. O. Woon
Philippines damage to US praised by World critic
The passage cites The New York World blaming American conduct in the Philippines for killing natives, burning towns, and expanding tyranny. It argues the war damaged democracy, suspended the constitution, and infected the Republic with military colonialism, while praising Stoutsville supporters and the Democrat newspaper for backing the cause.
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Potter
Philippines
New York
Samar
Stoutsville
Money for money butter and eggs demand highest price
Suanr and Donuny declare they will pay the highest price for butter and eggs, signaling a strong market push to secure supplies at top rates. Their statement emphasizes readiness to compete for limited goods.
Letters From Frisco and Local Depot Changes
A Monroe Democrat piece from May 25 1902 reports Pvt Hanny B Weise HM & Si Joe Depot writing from San Francisco describing life in Sibley tents food monotony and a plan to see city sights. It notes Hannibal and St Joe depot changes Percy Lasley resigning Rand Sullivan taking night berth and Palmyra Junction rokopers platform music. Mart Ely in Salt River hills connects by telephone with the outer world.
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Presidio
San Francisco
Cal
Monroe Democrat
Monroe
U. S
Sibley
Chinatown
Frisco
Peoples
Hanny B. Weise
HM. & Si. Joe
Hannibal and St. Joe
Percy Lasley
Randolph Sullivan
Mr. Lasley
California
Ran
Palmyra Junction
Mart Ely
Salt River Hills
Whipping posts debate and PEO meaning in Shelbyville
A mix of opinion on corporal punishment and crime control urges the whipping post as a remedy. The Shelbyville Guard notes the PEO mystery with playful guesses about its meaning, then briefly advertises fresh smoked meats and a local business seeking poultry hides at top prices.
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Balner & Dirigo
Werner The Tailor Promises Custom Garments at Home
Local tailor Werner offers bespoke clothing services with home fittings and on site tailoring. Clients save time as measurements are collected at home and alterations completed in the shop. Prices vary by fabric and design.
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Werner
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