Roosevelt nomination fuels predictions for 1900 campaign
The Tracy Republican notes editorials on Roosevelt's selection alongside McKinley, predicting rougher battles for Republicans. It cites Minnesota voters adding support, discusses party platform liberties, and calls for civil reforms such as tax changes, postal savings, and direct senatorial elections, while warning about dishonesty and wartime taxes.
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Mark Hanna
Philadelphia
McKinley
Roosevelt
Philippines
Jobo Bull
Bryan
Cuba
Pastor's gift plan to wipe debt at Pitman church
Rev G H Neal Jr of Pitman Methodist in New Brunswick launches a campaign using the parable of the talents. Church members receive one dollar each from a $50 purse and act as stewards to grow the fund. Early returns show bread and crazy quilt ventures yielding rapid increases.
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Pie
G. H. Neal, Jr
Pitman Methodist Church
New Brunswick
N.J
Queen Wilhelmina and Crown Prince Frederick William Engagement Report
Berlin reports from Reichstag lobby claim Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands would wed Crown Prince Frederick William of Germany. Diplomats believe the union could shift European power, noting Wilhelmina is 19 and Frederick William 18 soon. He is popular at court and among Bonn University students.
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New York Journal
Berlin
Reichstag
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Frederick William
Germany
Chums
Bonn University
Indian Education Emphasizes Industrial Training for Indians
Miss Estelle Reel, General Superintendent of Indian Schools, calls for compulsory education with a focus on industrial training. The annual report urges cooking, nursing, economic housekeeping for girls and farming, stock raising, and trades for boys. Reel traveled 23,378 miles in field work as part of the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Reel
ashes of Mrs Clare Karl scattered from statue torch
The cremated remains of Mrs Clare Karl who died in October at 607 East Eleventh Street New York were dispersed from the Statue of Liberty torch on a quiet Sunday forenoon. A fragment of bone survived in the cylinder and a piece struck the watchman as the ashes fell to the ground.
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Clare Karl
East Eleventh Street
New York
Cher
Bourbon duke of Parma’s large royal family noted
The Bourbon duke of Parma left his duchy in 1859 and now has a larger family than any other European royal. By his first wife, a Bourbon Sicilian, he sired nine children who survive except the eldest, the late princess of Bulgaria. By his second wife, a Braganza princess and sister of Luxembourg’s heir, he has nine more children.
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Parma
Europe
Bourbon-Sicily
Bulgaria
Braganza
Luxembourg
Telephone Convenience Extends 1700 Miles Detroit to Houston
A San Francisco Bulletin editorial lauds a 1700 mile telephone line from Detroit to Houston as a great public convenience. It asserts that residents can safely and decisively convey grievances to Texans by direct telephonic contact, noting the ease of reaching out to “tell him what he thinks.”
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Detroit
Houston
Texas
San Francisco
Texan
Aid to Church Building and Swift Railway Train Highlight Yearly Aid and Fast Route
Aid to church construction continues with Methodist Church Extension Society supplying aid at two per day for years. Reports also note a swift railway train covering 400 miles from Algiers to Blakra in 86 hours, illustrating rapid transit progress.
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The
Methodist Church Extension Society
Swift
Ice cream delight described as nectar like cool inland breeze
An upbeat note extols ice cream as delicious and refreshing, promising cooling comfort from a base of operations described with vivid, nostalgic imagery. The passage references Saw, She Saw and Swallow, hinting at a marketing tone and a distinctive local voice without clear events or dates.
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Wd. Eibner
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