Senator Morgan on Negro Suffrage and Southern Politics
The item critiques Senator Morgan of Alabama for opposing negro suffrage, arguing his stance rests on targeting Black voters while protecting ignorant whites. It asserts equality in education for both races as the only path to stable Southern politics and national influence, referencing the New York Times and Bryan. It also discusses providence in history, citing Spain, Washington, Lincoln, and the Spanish-American War as examples of divine influence shaping events.
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Morgan
Alabama
South
Peliil
Galeries
Morfan
Democratic Party
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Bryan
Senator Morgan
New York Times
Spain
United States
Washington
Lincoln
Springfield
Providence belief in expansionists draws sharp critique
The New York Evening Post denounces expansionists who attribute Spain and the United States’ rise to divine Providence calling their views childish superstition. The piece argues against the notion that Providence guides history and flags the posture as blasphemous in the wake of recent geopolitical shifts.
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Providence
New York Evening Post
Spain
United States
Evening Post
Post
Principles Not Headquarters Wante
The article argues the Democratic national headquarters in Chicago may be moved as Western support wanes. It cites western disillusionment with Democratic policies over the past six years and questions whether the party can offer the West a more acceptable platform than in prior elections. It notes a misreading of Western sentiment fueled by free silver agitation.
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West
Kansas
Nebraska
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago Inter Ocran
London
Roosevelt Visits Colorado Springs in 25th Statehood Celebration
Vice President Theodore Roosevelt arrives in Colorado Springs to oversee the Quattro Centennial observances. He is greeted by Governor Orman, attends a parade toward North Park, and delivers a lengthy address praising Colorado’s quarter century of statehood. The day features a grand parade, speeches by editors, and an evening banquet at the Antlers hotel with notable figures like Wolfe Londoner and Senators Teller and Patterson.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Theodore Roosevelt
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Orman
State of
Colorado
Sisterhood of States
Santa Fe
Gardner
D. B. Fairly
Chamber of Commerce
Pike's Peak Avenue
Broad Avenue
Antlers
Colorado Midland Band
Cascade Avenue
America
Roosevelt
North Park
Rocky Mountain
California
Wolfe Londoner
Teller
Patterson
Frank Trumbull
Marcote
W. L. Thorndyke
Barton
Aylesworth
School
Grenville G. Withers
Arkansas Valley
A. B. Seaman
Pioneer
Santa Clara
Sanderson
Rough Riders
Fred Moller
New Mexico
Dave Leahy
Raton
King Henley
Winslow
Arizona
W. E. Dame
Cerrillos
Boulder Quarto-Centennial Rock Drilling Contest At Chautauqua
In Boulder Colorado on August 2 a vast audience packed the Chautauqua auditorium to watch rock drilling contests. Winners were Thomas Mohr, William Sudbury, Coughlin and Pittman of Gold Hill in various divisions, with prizes ranging from 15 to 800 dollars for five teams drilling granite blocks for fifteen minutes.
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Boulder
Colo
Chautaqua
Thomas Seckenton
Eldora
Lou McClellan
Gold Hill
John Conley
Cripple Creek
Fred Magor
Homer Jennock
Rowena
Thomas Mohr
Crisman
James McClellan
Mohr
Magor
James Pittman
Fred Yockey
Edward Johnson
Cheeseman
William Sudbury
Magnolia
Anton Ecker
Black Hawk
William Dahlen
Wall Street
William Wiborg
William Sudburg
Wiborg
Farr and Rowe
Idaho Springs
Collins Bros
Dahlen and Walstrom
Shea Bros
Sunshine
Ardourell Bros
Collins and Ecklund
Ward
Swinehart and Bailey
Gunnison
Thomas and Butler
Eckert Bros
Coughlin and
Pittman
Ingram
Silver Plume
Polkingham and
Ellis
Bald Mountain
Coughlin
Collins
Ecklund
Sugar Factory at Greeley Assured
In Greeley Colorado a large meeting pledged 5 010 acres to guarantee a sugar beet factory. Harry Churchill led the session with remarks on costs and labor while J F Reene subscribed 119 acres the largest single amount. Plant construction will start in September with subscriptions totaling above the required 5 000 acres.
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Greeley
Colo
Denver News
Greeley District
Harry BE. Churchill
J. F. Reene
Charles D. Todd
Oklahoma Land Winners Names From Lottery Draw
SI Reno Ok Aug 2 The list of land lottery winners includes Edward A. Sinclair Denver IT A Smith Denver Dp Klumpp Albuquerque New Mexico Cherry Denver Hl K Ray Florence Colorado Irred Uby Denver J Brooks Colorado Springs J F P Westrup Arapahoe Colorado Hayton R Ryfield Colorado Charles x Maher Colorado A S Kin aur mount Colorado W Scribner Denver Alexander E Irwin Denver George A Coppe Monte Vista Colorado HL Simpson Pueblo Colorado IL O Smith Canon City Colors 5 Northcutt Pueblo Alfred Jr ls Kikton Colorado Walter S Warder Pueblo A A Mosher Monte Vista Colorado Lee Wright Denver Robert Ilester Silver City New Mexico.
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SI Reno
Okla
Edward A. Sinclair
Denver
A. Smith
Klumpp
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Cherry
Hl. K. Ray
Florence
Colorado
Irred Uby
Deny J. Brooks
Colorado Springs
J. FP
Westrup
Arapahoe
Hayton R. Ryfield
Charles x Maher
Lee Wright
Robert Ilester
Silver City
Kruger's American Tour Outlined by Brussels Reporter
London reports that Mr. Kruger's American tour will visit New York Philadelphia Boston Washington and Chicago. Negotiations are under way for his reception by President McKinley.
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London
Kruger
Brussels
The
Daily Mail
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Chicago
McKinley
Forestry Bureau Gains Status and Expands Work Across States
The July transition of forestry from division to bureau under the U.S. Department of Agriculture elevates its scope with an increased annual appropriation. The bureau will enhance field work from Maine to California, advising private landowners on timber management and supervising conservative harvesting, while studying fires, erosion, irrigation, grazing, and stream flow across 17 states.
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Bureau of Forestry
Division of Forestry
United States Department of Agriculture
Congress
Department
Maine
California
Georgia
Washington
Department of the Interior
Division of Forest Management
Division of Forest Investigation
Division of Records
Overton W. Price
George R. Sudworth
Otto J. J. Huebbert
United States
Great Northern Oper Company
Deering Harvester Company
Bureau
Receipts and prices from cattle and grain markets include bead counts and hog increases
Market listings show cattle receipts totaling about 4? 84,150 head with hogs up from last year and prices for beef steers cows and calves. grain hay and corn figures are included. A separate commentary discusses rising women’s independence and aging workforce.
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Wante
Oklahoma
S.C
Hatter and
Fes
Elgin
Stes Addy
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