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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1899
Page
2
The Perry Advertiser from Perry Iowa dated Friday September 29 1899 is credited to Carrell and Zerweku as official paver of city and county. The line notes a local newspaper publication with historical byline information and publication date.
The piece lists Democratic candidates for governor lieutenant governor and other offices, then shifts to a long editorial on England and the Transvaal. It argues England may threaten the Boers in South Africa, critiques imperialism, and defends the U S stance on liberty, expansion, and the Philippine situation. It labels the Register as a party organ and criticizes calls labeling others as traitors.
An editorial laments a shift in policy and condemns imperial greed. It recalls Civil War duty and ex soldiers urging restraint while warning against expansionist aims. The piece contrasts past American ideals with present geopolitics and calls for protecting others' rights and trade advantages.
Editorial notes discuss Roosevelt’s stance on the Philippines, fears of misinterpretation, and social attitudes toward American foreign policy. It references Otis in Manila, Lincoln, Dewey, and political figures, with satirical remarks on slavery, confederate echoes, and public campaigns. The piece critiques media and public figures amid the war climate and domestic politics.
Fragmentary notes discuss Lincoln’s aim to free slaves across the United States and reference figures and policies of the era. The text references prices, slavery, and imagined futures, with unclear attributions and partial phrases about emancipation and international figures.
Fragmentary text references California travel and a reduced rate ticket in Minneapolis Minnesota. Mentions lines crossing code mountain and a street address but details are garbled and no clear event or date is present.
Fragmented OCR text mentions deposits and commercial collections at a bank. References Great Britain drafts and European soldiers. Names and places are unreadable. core idea is a banking business opening and services offered.
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