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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1897
Page
4
An anti Quay faction in Pennsylvania forms an independent Republican ticket amid debates on free silver and municipal ownership. The piece warns against burying opposition and cites dangers of municipal control, high lighting costs, and the impact on taxes and city infrastructure.
The article portrays the Cuban question as a debate over victory for Cuba or Spain and warns that extracting salt from the many wars and imprisonments would yield immense, graphic cruelty. It critiques sensationalism and laments the human cost across contested events and rulers.
Readers show near unanimity for entering a broad war with the world, willingly abandoning the Monroe Doctrine and accepting vast costs in treasure and lives.
In Jasper county the Democrats can't name a flaw in Mr. Wells the Republican nominee for the lower house, praising his steadfast alignment with what supporters call the right. They vow to work hard to defeat him anyway, while Republicans are urged to stand by Wells.
The coming Greater New York mayoral race may feature independent candidate Seth Lowe after 125 000 voters petitioned him. General Tracey is the regular Republican choice with a gold Democrat running mate, while Henry George tops Bryan free silver Democrats. Tamany is seen as staying ready for a spring bid as four serious contenders contend for the prize.
A broad opinion piece argues for impartial arbitration in labor disputes, warning that unions and capital may exploit marches and injunctions. It condemns violence by both sides, defends inviolable rights to life and property, and cautions against government overreach while urging legal restraint of unlawful actions by marchers. It notes miner strikes, leadership excesses, and the broader social impact on workers, property, and law.
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