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Teltune
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Political Nominations and Commentary Recalled
For vice president Charles Emory Smith of Pennsylvania Republican nominations list state officers and legislators. The record names Gow Porrderer Hardanbergh Haynotlds Scheuet James Phil tin and Wanamaker allies who favor press liberty while John could widen freedom for Philadelphia papers.
Cuban policy debate and calls for facts in Congress
The piece argues for rigorous verification of Cuba related claims and notes bipartisan demand for an independent thorough investigation. It criticizes Democratic accusations and slander against the administration and accessory agencies, defending integrity and cautioning against partisan maligning.
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Cuba
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Cunteriea Service
Public Works
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Hirt
Bovner
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Final Stage of War in South Africa Looms
The article analyzes Lord Roberts's advance into the South African Republic and notes the war's final stage. It discusses anticipated delays, overwhelming British numbers, and shifting public interest from military tactics to administrative matters under a conqueror.
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Lord Roberts
South African Republic
Hinton
Hiver
South Africa
Eingland
England
Colely
Eng
England Facing Internal Strife and Boer Peace Terms Debated
Public opinion mobilizes to press for liberal terms in settlement with the Transvaal foes. The piece argues neutrality remains prudent for the United States while urging English moderates to advocate humane terms aligned with a broad minded reform of the Boer defense. The article warns against foreign interference as Britain seeks reconciliation and stability.
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England
United States
Eneland
Termes
Virginia Move Sparks Constitutional Convention Call
Virginia becomes the latest state to demand a constitutional convention aimed at disfranchising Black citizens. Presidential politics currently makes lawmakers hesitant, but Congress may face a debt question over using Black representation and potential trouble could follow.
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Virginia
Congress
Army reform stalled by staff influence and adjournment plans
Washington reports show opposition in the House to the army reorganization bill as staff privileges and political wire pulling are blamed for resistance. Some leaders seek winter consideration to avoid urgent budget needs, while national conventions divert attention from reform.
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Washington
Wash- Snorton Society
Elihu Thoot
Congress
House of Representatives
Co operative farm colony proposed on Long Island
A social experiment plans a bachelor university men cooperative farm on Long Island. Members would till soil part of the year and use proceeds to fund intellectual pursuits the rest of the year. Finchelorhood is required for membership, but this constraint may not last.
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Finchelorhood
College of Physicians and Surgeons
New York
Grand jury weighs extradition cases in Augusta Ga
A federal grand jury in Augusta Georgia questions haste to extradite Neely who stole a few hundred thousand dollars in Cuba while delaying Green and the Gaynors accused of conspiring with Captain Carter of Savannah harbor notoriety to rob the government of over two million.
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Congress
Neely
Cuba
Green
Gaynors
Captain Carter
Savannah Harbor
Silver gift honors Cronje amid strained Anglo Russian ties
A silver punch bowl representing 29 000 contributions is to be presented to General Cronje, held as a prisoner on St Helena. Donors are Russians, highlighting Anglo Russian tensions. Governor Stephens of Missouri blames Democratic politicians for street trouble in St Louis ahead of primaries, amid widespread daily events fueling suspicions.
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St. Helena
John Bull
Stephens
Missouri
St. Louie
Record Exports Reach New High in April 1900
The treasury report shows April 1900 exports of manufactured metal goods near forty million dollars, a record for American makers. Metals, especially iron and steel rails, drive growth while Europe lags behind the U.S. expansion in global markets. Russia, Canada, and Japan purchase the steel rails as demand rises across sectors.
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Hulion
United States
Motale
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Rendre m
Uuvae
Ateel
IMR
Elena
Eteel
Russia
Canada
Japan
War Dept records contradict Cuba officeholder claim
The War Department reports show Americans are the majority in Cuba's military and division headquarters. 2,054 total employees under military government, with 168 percent American. Cubans control juridical and municipal machinery, while natives fill many posts.
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War Department
Cuba
Bern
Jenibelal
Havana
Department
Mataneas
Santa Clara
Department of Provines
Minor del Rio
Fingineer
Treneurer
Island O.c
Cis
Department of Posts
Department of State
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Department of Justices and Public
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Object Lesson on German Sea Power Shifts Trade
The New York Sun recounts transfers of Salt's East Indian Ocean line ships from Singapore to Guam to German ownership, plus the Scottish Oriental Steamship Company sale to Lloyds. The moves reduce British shipping presence at Bangkok and Hong Kong, signaling German subsidies and naval policy aimed at building a mercantile marine. British authorities risk losing flag prominence in eastern trade.
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Kok
Guam
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Hong Kong
Far East
Ambiguous Text Fragments From Uneven Page
Fragmentary OCR passage shows garbled phrases about remety and a dreamlike scene. Names, dates, or clear events are unreadable, leaving only a surreal, unclear set of words about sleep and a person asleep.
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Remety
Finleys Challies and Shirt Waists Selection
Finleys offers Challies and shirt waists in an all wool French Challie range suited for house gowns. Includes an extra choice line of Latin Stripe Challies in plain grounds polka dots and fan cies at special price.
Shirt Waists in Leading Materials Displayed for Sale
The store invites customers to view a magnificent assortment of shirt waists in all leading materials. Sales trends over recent weeks indicate the styles and prices are right, and patrons are encouraged to examine the collection.
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