British alliance and U S policy shift in China debate
Special correspondence analyzes a political pivot in McKinley era policy. It argues that Elihu Root pressured a shift to curb English influence, justify troop withdrawals from Peking, and pivot to an anti imperialist stance to win votes, while warning of trust power and sugar price hikes benefiting Republican financiers. The piece cites Senator Elkins, West Virginia, and Bryan campaigning in West Virginia with Wellington and others.
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Republican Party
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Republican Campaign Fund
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Wanna
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Germany
Friends of Labor
Somme
Adolphe Patterson
Indpendence vs Poverty in Industrial Society
A colonial of opinions on how trusts erode common man independence and wage limits shape civic capability. The piece cites the Philadelphia North American and Minneapolis Times, noting poverty and apathy affect political engagement and campaign vitality as parties debate funding and support.
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Traorance Fats
The Hardest Bead Yet in City Medical Tale
Cheerful Rastus hobbles to the city physicians with two breon handles, recounting a comic misadventure. He explains a hammering strike caused broken toes, while doctors set splints and he grins through the pain. The scene mixes humor with a harsh injury.
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Kastus
Troit Free Press
Rassy
Rastus
Coon
Raetue
Suspicious Liberalities and a Clever Reply Backfires
A Detroit story recalls a husband’s mean trick to bring his wife home during a separation. He sent double the requested amount with a note saying not to return, hoping to force a reunion. She returned by train with suspicion, while he stayed at home, unharmed and unfazed.
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Jones
Detroit Free Press
Bishops face criticism over church expense accounts
At the Methodist general conference in Chicago critics including lay and clerical members assailed bishop travel totals as extravagant. Bishop McCabe defended his annual traveling expenses as under 350 dollars, noting a commercial traveler’s eight dollar daily allowance as a foil. The exchange included a satirical anecdote about microbes and a spoof from Harpers Bazaar about Russia’s 13 month calendar and a quip on baldness.
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Chicago
Chicago Chronicle
McCabe
Walter Baker Cocoa Receives Paris Exposition Medal
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd of Dorchester Massachusetts and U S A won four gold medals at the Paris Exposition for their cocoa and chocolate preparations. The firm, claimed as the world’s largest maker of cocoa and chocolate, also held prior top awards from international expositions in Europe and America and earned a third Paris Exposition trophy as noted by the New York Tribune.
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Walter Baker & Co
Paris
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
Mars
U.S. A
Europe
America
New York Tribune
Low rate rail excursions and regional notices in 1900 paper
Advertisement lists Mizcouri Pacific and Yvor Mountain routes offering half-rate round trips to western regions with $2 extra, tickets on sale on specified Tuesdays from September to December 1900, plus notes on travel folders and agent contacts in St Louis. Also includes scattered quips, product notes, and literary blurbs from the issue.
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Mizcouri Pacific Railway
Yvor
Abuve Life
Townsent
St.Louis
Women Think Women Think in Addressing Mra Am You Are Communicating With
A fragment notes an issue of addressing Mrs and using respectful language. The item hints at how women converse in social or professional settings and stresses mindful communication. No clear names, dates, or organizations are identifiable in the readable text.
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Mra
Nature
Lyssa E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised
A testimonial fragment extols Lyssa E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as daily relief for female illness. It claims many letters attest to its effectiveness and states Mrs Pinkham offers free advice, though the passage is cut incomplete.
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Lyssa E. Pinkham
Nebraska the land of plenty prospecting pamphlets
A Chicago railroad agent promotes Nebraska as a land of plenty with cheap grazing and cropping opportunities. He pitches informational booklets The Corn Belt and The West Nebraska Grazing Country and announces first and third Tuesday excursion tickets for year readers to visit Nebraska under P S Eustis general passenger agent Chicago.
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Nebraska
Corn Belt
P. S. Eustis
Chicago
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