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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
7
Mark Weller, author of Jack Robbins of America and In the China Sea, among other titles, is recognized for his wide range of literary output. His catalog includes Two Gentlemen of Await and On a False Charge, reflecting varied themes and periods.
In the night at the prefetto of Cagliari’s villa, Count di Pordino leads an attack to seize Nita Barlotti. Brother Michael the Jesuit masterfully defuses the assault as Dambo’s plots unravel. Wilberton and Nita confront danger while Dambo is captured.
In a rejoinder to tariff reformers and disruptors, the Chicago Tribune argues that the nation enjoys unprecedented prosperity with full employment and strong harvests. It condemns those who would disturb conditions for political gain, warning that such actions would harm industry and workers. The piece contrasts this view with Democrats who favor change and criticizes proposals seen as damaging to business and confidence.
A historical sketch contrasts a bumpkin’s tale of a wasted shot with persistent Democratic criticism. It recalls Wisconsin Democrats as greenbackers in the 1870s, denouncing resumption while prosperity returned, and opposing the gold standard after the Dingley tariff era.
Grace Miller White argues that if American women and men unite to patronize only U S made fabrics and goods, domestic producers would gain a vast market and trade would shift from Europe. Protection, broader awareness, and a national pledge to buy home products could boost production and lower prices while preserving quality. The piece urges Americans to answer affirmatively: Shall the Republic do its own work?
A Chicago Inter Ocean dispatch argues that revising policy now would assault protection principles. It says doubt about national minds would impair economic independence and weaken cemented gains. The piece notes Dingley tariff hardships and urges sticking to proven fiscal policy amid five-year achievements.
The Sioux City Journal questions whether the phrase prosperity is another name for trusts and argues the idea would undermine prosperity if it aimed to smash trusts. The piece contends the question is silly and addresses tariff tinkering and Republican policy.
The Indianapolis Journal reports internal disorder within the Democratic party and questions its readiness for prosperity. The piece notes fragmented leadership and unclear plans across factions, urging consolidation to advance policy aims.
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