England must end war with a few trusted leaders
A dense column criticizes politicians and leaders, praising Lord Rosebery as a potential peacemaker in South Africa and condemning party graft. It honors John Altgeld as a defender of democracy and equal rights, laments elevated taxes, and argues for a restrained legislative program. The piece also cites poetry by John Hay and Ella Wheeler Wilcox while noting cattle magnate Nels Morris and his Texan ranch.
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Lord Roseberry
England
South Africa
Astoria Leads By Example In Charity Efforts
The article notes Astoria sets a strong example for Oregon towns with generous giving. It questions whether aid reaches recipients due to Washington state department passport refusals for travelers bringing funds to South Africa, suggesting U S policy may hinder charitable aid. It criticizes Roosevelt for aligning with English governing class over public opinion.
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Astoria
Oregon
State Department
Washington
South Africa
Great Britain
Roosevelt
McKinley
England
Secretary Hay as a Poet in a Literary Administration
The piece notes a shift in American politics embracing literary figures, citing Secretary Hay once a true poet before Prosperity linked to Standard Oil harmed his poetic image. It contrasts Roosevelt’s literary output with Hay’s era and laments the tension between literature and public service in the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Hay
Great Britain
Pennsylvania
Lowell
Roosevelt
John Hay
Standard Oil Company
Aldrich
Blood Purifier for Children Promises Recovery
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a purely vegetable blood purifier and tonic for children. It claims robust kids are less disease prone while weak ones accumulate poisons, promising improved appetite and digestion. Readers are urged to write for free information and a Book on Blood and Skin Diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Paris Pretoria Pro-Boer Paper Emerges in Paris
A new pro-Boer newspaper named Paris Pretoria has appeared in Paris. It publishes communications from a large number of Senators and deputies showing sympathy with the Boers.
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Paris Pretoria
Paris
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