McKinley era talks spark in eight page column
A fragmented eight page clipping mentions Stealdent McKinley said to seek peace and prosperity, ex-Postmaster General Wan-Ker considering a new party, and Speaker Reed shaping House action. It notes a New York incident with a champagne bottle, insurance views, sugar stock moves on the Senate bill, Governor Black opposing the inheritance tax, Baroness de Hirsch donations for workers, and Japan’s former premier in passing references.
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Ads
Wan- Ker
Queen Victoria Diamond Jubilee Celebration Hearts English Nation
The article lauds the diamond jubilee of Queen Victoria, praising English loyalty and the expected splendor of the celebration. It notes that Americans hope the event remains unmarred by controversy and that Victoria has guided England to prominence in national achievements. It ends with royal sentiment and the line God Save the Queen.
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England
Free America
Victoria
Broker Chapman Serves Luxury Jail Term in Washington
A Washington jail houses Broker Chapman in two furnished cells with Persian rugs a brass bed a mirror chiffonnier and a refrigerator plus a valet and waiter. He is serving one month for refusing to disclose Sugar Trust information and his confinement is described as a mockery of imprisonment while promising future wealth for his allies in the Senate.
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Broker Chapman
Washington
Washington City
Chapman
Senate
Secretary Wilson Hints at Strong Southern Aid Plan
An interview in the Baltimore Manufacturers' Record quotes Secretary Wilson promising substantial Southern consideration from the Agriculture Department. He plans an extended Southwide tour to learn local resources and needs and to meet Southern farmers, urging direct contact to promote the Souths prosperity.
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Manufacturers’ Record
Baltimore
Wilson
T 20
South
No Time to Pose Cabinet Photo Captures McKinley
The New York World asked to photograph the Cabinet, but President McKinley reportedly refused saying no time to pose. The piece questions the administration’s busy schedule amid delays on prosperity, Cuba policy, and currency issues.
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New York World
Kent McKinley
Cabinet Inaction Sparks Debate Over War Relief
The text critiques President McKinley and Cabinet members for not acting to relieve the country. It mentions ex Secretary Poster sailing to England to protest Beols and a logic that war decisions are unsettled by discussions in the Cabinet. References to Mr Reed, Sherman, Roosevelt, and Navy yard inspection imply a political scene in the Capitol with limited productive work.
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Speaker Reed
McKinley
Sherman
Roosevelt
Norfolk Navy Yard
Tribute to General Fitzhugh Lee as Cuba representative and man
The Washington Star praises General Fitzhugh Lee for his fitness and effectiveness as Consul General at Trinidad. It notes his success in asserting authority, aiding relief efforts, supporting inquiries into the Ruiz case, and advancing American policy in Cuba. Friends in Virginia and the South applaud the commendation.
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Washington Star
Fitzhugh Lee
Cuba
Lee
Travano
Wavana
Ile
Ruiz
Ifa- Vani
Virginia
South
Fragmented Notices From Philadelphia Press And State Proceedings
Notes and opinions from The Philadelphia Press reference Linsing Michigan saloon counts and bicycle politics. Massachusetts House approves a 30000 statue for Teer Al Bangs, with a 2500 bust option, while a Belfast clergyman’s will clause on smoking was struck down. A Chicago Post anecdote recalls a young man’s alleged prosperity leading to trouble and arrest.
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Teer al Bangs
Memorial Hall
Cleryman
Belfast
Chicago Post
Ellen Terry and royal births in London papers
The London papers note Ellen Terry as Mme Sans Gene achieving her greatest success. A daughter born to the Duke and Duchess of York raises Queen Victoria's living descendants to seventy. John W Greaton, chemist and metallurgist behind the centilee alloy, died at his Rookisa home. Greek General Smiolenski, 44, a graduate of top military schools, is deemed the Crete army’s leading artillery expert.
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Ellen Terry
Mme
Sans Gene
Duchess of York
Queen Victoria
John W. Greaton
Rookisa
Smblenski
Cireotk
Bargain Boutiques in Mens and Youth Suits
Value driven sale highlights medium and lower grade Men s Suits with prices from 4 97 to 8 88 and Youths Suits up to ages 19 with dozens of patterns. Strong emphasis on quality materials and fashion, including washable Sailor Suits for children and knee pants sets. Fourteen to twenty line items show substantial discounts across departments.
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Bret
Great Store Cuts Prices on Men’s Pants Deep Discounts
Money buying power at the Great Store expands with major pants bargains. Heavy striped 47¢ pants rival overalls at 57¢, sturdier 69¢ designs with riveted buttons and taped seams, woolen Cheviot young men’s pants at 98¢, plus a wide range from $1.97 to $5.00 for men’s woolen options.
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