McCleary’s Record As A Dodger In Cuba WarVotes
A historical critique citing Mr McCleary’s actions from 1897 to 1898. It claims he opposed belligerent rights for Cuba’s people, dodged votes on the Loud Bill aiding second class mail, and backed a Bailey resolution regarding Cuba’s war state. The piece asserts voter anger in the district.
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McCleary
Cuba
Congress of the
United States
Bailey
Congress
Cola
Second
Ulmort
Bury
Me Creary
Republic of Cut
People of Cubs
Department of Agriculture
Dodge
Senate
Secretary of the Navy
Brown county review attacks McCleary and local politics
The piece catalogs votes and actions of McCleary in 1900, accusing him of dodging on key issues including refining finances, Puerto Rican policy, and trust suppression. It profiles A. C. Ochs and John Cutting, praising Cutting as best suited for Brown county superintendent. The article mentions a Hummel wedding, a torchlight parade critique, and social events in New Ulm and Sleepy Eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Ochs
Legistate
Brown County
Milford
New Ulm
St. Paul
Wason
Springfield
Heron Lake
Mary Epple
Ochis
John Cutting
Home
Cutting
August Hummel
Misa Anna ET. Dietz
C. J. Albrecht
Mise Tilli Buenger
Charles Gilfillian
Redwood Falls
Hommel Bros., Clothiers
Mr. Hummel
Hob Evans
Ulm
Col
Bobleter
Philipp Liesch
Landlord Smith
Opera House
Robert G. Evans
Minneapolis
Evans
Philippines
Divine Providence
Rough Rider Glee Club
St. Peter
Concordia
Woman’s Literary Club
Sleepy Eye
New Ulm Club
Woman's Literary Club of
West
Sleepy Eye Lake
W. C. Smith
W. A. Hubbard
Sleepy Eye Indies
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A. U. Staley Underwear
C. H. Random
G. H
Acstaley Mfg
South Bend
Dodger
Himasif
MéCleary
Cypraosia
Rolleall
Ginias
JF Neumann
Cutsing Hs
Catting
Boschee
August L. Matter
Forion
Fusion