Mites Rom Washig to Visit Capital Amid Cuba Gloom
Special correspondence reports Cubans visiting Washington resent McKinley era policies. They press for Bryan, fault the administration on Cuba pledges, postal frauds, and anti labor actions. Industrial commission edits aid campaign aims to sway workers while Roosevelt and Hanna face criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cawson
Washington
Coley
McKinley
Cuba
White House
William
Bryan
United States
Senate
War Department
Feely Ts
New York
Rathbone
Havana
Industrial Commission
Commission
Central Labor Unit
Idaho
Kyle
Congress
Bureau of Statisting
Res Publics National Committee
Roosevelt Names for These Land Fortified Areas
The writer notes Roosevelt’s term for these locations and discusses allied efforts to evacuate legation members to the coast. It warns that foreign powers may demand high indemnities, potentially reducing China’s territory, and hints McKinley’s involvement in the issue amid a fragile political moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legations
Ching
Peling
China
McKinley
Bryan's Philippine Policy Speech Ends Debate on Independence
In a speech addressing the Philippine question, Bryan asserts that the United States must set a course toward eventual independence for the Philippines, calling for an extra session of Congress to declare a polity offering Filipinos self governance and protection from foreign interference. He rejects surrender or imperial weakness, arguing freedom for all aligns with American principles and would strengthen peace and example for the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevan
McKinley
United States
Philippines
Bryan
America
Hague
Loniy Republic
New York Times
Mr. McNinley
Philpyites
Archipelago
Palley Mrros
Ile
Switzerland
McKinley Methods Draw Fire In Election Debate
A political commentary faults McKinley's campaign tactics noting his long experience but wrong approach. The piece mocks his selective talk on imperialism and missteps in engaging voters, comparing him to misused dinner talk with a traveling guest and accusing him of evasiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rewiis
Malnlmy
Cne
Calleyrand
Orin
Madame
McKinley
Marke
Journal
Regniilionn national sia ching criticizes actions
The piece asserts the regniilionn national body is distilling business to shape public sentiment, seek advantage, and unsettle nominees. It warns of potential panics, price manipulation, and distrust, linking it to the Republican party's power and the broader business-interpreting era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Daltare
Difference in Democratic and Republican Attitudes Toward the Philippines
A reader notes stark contrasts in party positions. McKinley urged American supremacy and direct control, while the other candidate favored Filipino self-government and independence, highlighting a deep divergence on sovereignty and governance.
Northwestern's Henry Rogers backs Bryan and Stevenson
Dr Henry Wyle Rogers former Northwestern president and Yale faculty pick Bryan and Stevenson. He voted McKinley Hobart in 1900 and now argues imperialism threatens the republic. He says gold standard Democrats will defect to Bryan. silver plank won’t deter him. He notes anti imperialist convention endorsement and cites past votes as proof of commitment to defeat imperialism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranseveltty
Noosevelt
Wader
Hanna Chathis
St. Poel
Gen Palmer
Palner
Lawhesstess
Nansevelts
Peelyangos
Palmer
McThinler
Dianet
Altumpt
Roosevelt
Henry Wyle ‘Rogers
Northwestern University
Yale
Bryan
Stevenson
McKinley
Hobart
Olly
Vegers
Heyat
Thea
Mckissy
Chicago
Bevan
Bryan Ui Hi
Datmuunt
Imperialism and democracy face off over the Philippines
A New York World editorial contrasts McKinley’s pledge of a benevolent, participatory Philippine government with Democratic calls for continued subjugation and permanent U S control. The piece argues the policy choice reveals empire versus freedom and assesses implications for future U S policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
Minto Mexico
Philippines
McKinley
Chamberlain
Mr. Tryan
N. Y
Lincoln era politics outlined in a muddled funding of 19th century lines
The piece critiques Republicans in a fragmented stream of phrases. It references Debates on slavery and the Union, naming figures like Hendrickson and Schurz. It hints at a shift toward a new political era with dissatisfaction over the spread of slavery and party leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reat
Maine
Boston
Legan
Gav
Bontwell
Merty
Manes
Perilous policy threats in a Bryan election verdict
A commentator argues the broad policy danger to the republic hinges on electing Bryan and defeating the responsible party. He cites past shifts on protection and silver standards, predicts public repudiation of certain planks, and asserts Bryan’s win would not enact major changes within four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Breayn
MelKinsey
Mellinley
Bryan
Press comments on party tactics and reform hopes
The piece critiques Honsevelt allied lueratives and party managers aiming to stage a broader farce to secure a free and honest vote. It notes dissent within the Dibliothaug Hal Committee and warns of labor influence and patronage, naming officials and the wartime public mood while urging accountability and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honsevelt
Electura
Columbus
Press-Post
Payne
Ves Dibliothaug
Mity
Ghye McAhey
Dulan
Femat
Vihear
Vihear Dimitelrena
Oun Bey
Dingle Tariff
Iain
Dikanara Dhe Thani
Keines
Powers Found Guilty in Goebel Assassination Case
Georgetown Ky Aug 20 The jury found ex Secretary of State Caleb Powers guilty as an accessory before the fact in the murder of William Goebel. The verdict called for life imprisonment. The case linked to a February 1895 Kentucky political crisis and Goebel’s assassination as contest tensions peaked in Frankfort and involved prominent state figures.
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Georgetown
cAug
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Craig
Kentucky
Jegislature
Corbel
Taylor
Aurder
Goubel
Statehouse
Luke
Goebel
Tuesler
AB Koverny
J. L. W. Beckham
Tiwee
Bas
Rebubiein
Oflica
State Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Gov
Mount
Indiana
Frankfort
Georges Towns
Costly Fire Destroys Major Ax Factory in Indianapolis
A Sentinel special from Alexandria reports the Kelly Ax Manufacturing Company plant in Indianapolis was destroyed by a Sunday fire. The factory, once the world’s largest ax plant, employed up to a thousand workers and valued at about $800,000. The blaze caused extensive damage to the facility and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Sentinel
Alexandria
Ltd
Kelly Ax Manufacturing Company
Treaty with Santasigne marks restoration of ties
Washington reports Minister Storer informs the state department a treaty of amity with Santasigne has been signed provisionally by the Spanish minister and the United States envoy. This signals a major step in restoring Spain United States relations. Also, a Harlem freight collision near New York kills seven and leaves others missing. cause linked to block signaling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santasigne
Washington
Storer
Madrid
Spain
United States
Cuitialon
New York
Kengam
Kersten
Harlem
New Yorks Central Orailroad
Wisconsin Briefs Amid Berry Chase and Cyclone Mayhem
A berry-picking party in western Merrie forest fought off a bear after dogs drove it away, saving the children from harm. A cyclone swept Sheboygan, causing 909000 dollars in damage and dozens of injuries as five miles of district were affected. A robber shot and killed J Bascom Robbins in Rhinelander after a rejected courtship. Banks consolidate as Union National Racine absorbs Venus National, with 590000 deposits moved. Crop reports note heavy rains and heat, delaying corn, with army worm and frosts looming. Lightning struck Oshkosh and Winnebago County barns and shops, uprooting trees and causing wind damage. Apples suffer in Fronte country due to storms.
Wisconsin Bankers Hold Inaugural Spring Meeting
The Wisconsin Bankers Association held its first annual meeting in Milwaukee with officers elected for 1902 including President H. D. Smith of Appleton and Vice President John Johnston of Milwaukee. Charles C. Arnold and George H. Utz were named secretary and treasurer respectively, with several executives listed in Milwaukee and Menasha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Bankers' Agseeruetion
Miwaukee
H. D. Smith
Appleton
John Johnston
Milwaukee
Charles C. Arnold
George H. Utz
Menasha
We Council
Willian Bigelow
Bilwenkees
John DP. Murphy
L. 8
Taunton
Wenomanie
Wisconsin to open first automobile stage line in county
The article notes Sapulant rules establishing an automobile service in Wisconsin, the first in the county, running between Vireen Bay and Shawnna over the all government road, a distance of one mile. Contractor John Nateh Way of Green Bay previously operated a two-stage line between the points.
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Wisconsin
Vireen Bay
Shawnna
All Government Road
John Nateh
Green Bay
Meuth
Anules
Wisconsin Obituaries and Court News from Madison Area
A string of local incidents and obituaries reported: Michael Kautuann, former Deering Harvester general agent, jailed two years for embezzling $3000 after changing plea to guilty in Hmpal court. Deputy Warner shot in Parlage county. Desperado Marvin involved in a shootout in Plover. Schwartz, a major junk dealer, disappeared near Marshfield amid foul play suspicions. Midge P. Bartels dies in Everett while visiting son. Judge Bartels and Dr. Sheddal mentioned. Urdu to Colorado College faculty. Feark Oberst 44 died by suicide by hanging. Krank Gapage robbed at Woodrull by unidentified man of $340. John Vritztat, large Wisconsin hardware merchant, dies in Milwaukee at age 50. The first Site Moravian church in Green Bay marks its fiftieth anniversary. Frank Re Var Vidken, age 43, dies suddenly from brain hemorrhage. Curfew ordinances noted in Tar Crosse area.
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Torally X. Warner
Sherif
Parlage County
Marvin
Plover
Schwartz
Marshfield
Midge PW. Bartels
Marinette
Wisconsin
Everett
Wash
Bartels
John Vritztat
Wholeale
Wise Cousin
Milwaukee
Greenay
Frank
Lise
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Land Foi Duégwrent
Adolph Patterson
Republicad
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St. Louis Republic
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McKintes
Napoleon M’kinley
Delent Uredteted
Powers
Georges Lone
Meiurme
St. Pau
Speckh
Theodore Wailert
Wallart
Stuenhors
Fife
Mens
Efiwe
Thadepee Petit
Getty
Sin Fork Sal Hee
Benjamin Brown
Sears
Wisconsin State News
Merri
Everone
Sheboygan
J. Bascam Robbins
Big Sandy
Tenn
Whitcago Crockery
Fenelon &c
W. Fenelon
Frm
Union National Bank of Racine
Virat National Banks
First National Bank
Washington Weather Bureau
Ariy
Jackson
Omhkoah
Oshkorh
Winnebago
Hankers
Michael Kautuann
Deering Harvester Comepany i Madison
Hot
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