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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1899
Page
2
The Perry Advertiser discusses Republican candidates and Democratic campaign material. It contrasts a broad, honest approach with a narrow one, and critiques U S policy toward Aguinaldo and the Manila conflict, citing General Otis and General Torres on the central zone proposal.
Manila officials propose a Filipino scheme of government under military authority. A governor general appointed by the president would head a cabinet and appoint all judges, with an advisory council chosen by the people later. Americans or Filipinos would fill department heads and judges. The plan offers no true self government, keeping real power with the president’s appointees.
The piece reflects on Gov Shaw’s reception inviting 20 extra attendees and argues he should be reelected. It calls for reporting on the beef commission’s rewards, notes Win Bellon’s death near Manila, questions the Gear Cummins prohibition split, and records a stance on prohibition and integrity.
A garbled Adel News item references distrust in trusts, party politics and reports, noting anti trust talk after a Republican shift. It mentions Mrs Schley, Brer Watchkiss, Beefs dust, Cummins and Gear factions, and a Scottish tale about a laird. It ends with two Sir M. EB Grant stories from Stray Stories.
Australian birds show diverse nesting strategies with heat aiding incubation. Some construct mounds up to 19 feet high and 30 feet wide, using earth and leaves to create warm chambers for eggs. Other species choose sites near hot volcanic springs where ambient warmth supports incubation.
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