West Speaks on the Philippines in Senate Address
The speech criticizes U S policy in the Philippines arguing against statehood and for self government while condemning current leadership. It notes current issues in Hawaii Porto Rico Cuba and the Philippines and questions the fate of the Paris treaty and U S obligations. The speaker asks whether lawmakers will defend their duty or remain silent under attack.
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Philippines
United States
House of Representatives
Senate of the
Indiana
Beveridge
McEnery
States of the Union
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Cuba
Old Fiddlers' Contest Membership Grows Strong
The text notes a local organization led by A. Wesson and M. L. Jacobs with C. S. Conrad as secretary and James Snedaker as Tyler. Membership has grown to 165 prominent business and professional men, since the organization began just over 275 members in total.
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A. Wesson
M. L. Jacobs
C. S. Conrad
James Snedaker
Tyler
City
Sedalia Promises Best Government From Citizens Effort
The public urged Sedalia to strive for the best possible administration, stressing that no perfect system exists and a reasonable effort can secure good governance. The Weather Calendar for 1900 from Chattanooga Medicine Co. is highlighted as a top seasonal calendar with DeVoe forecasts and holiday data.
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Sedalia
DeVoe
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Missouri Politics and Progressive Party Debates
Ex Governor William Stone urges the Democratic Party to be progressive with ideas and leadership not merely opposition. John A. Lee campaigns for lieutenant governor amid rivals including W. J. Ward J. W. Farris E. A. Noonan and McClintick. Mexico county Prohibition stance and Sedalia convention surprise. Joe Flory seeks GOP governor nomination. Akins rumored candidate. Morsey mentioned.
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John A. Lee
St. Louis
Lee
W. J. Ward
J. W. Farris
E. A. Noonan
Michael Gill
Senator McClintick
Mr. Lee
Joe Flory
Chairman Akins
Champ Clark Roasts Gage And Sibley In Washington Speech
On January 19 in Washington Champ Clark of Missouri spent two hours attacking Secretary Lyman Gage over treasury fund management and assailing Joe Sibley for backing him. Clark scorched Sibley, once a leading free silver advocate, who has largely left the Democratic party.
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Washington
Champ Clark
Missouri
Lyman Gage
Treasury
Joe Sibley
East
Democratic Party
Clark
City Faces Slush and Mud As Cleanliness Fades
Report recalls a past ideal of cleanliness and laments current streets at downtown crossings. Ankle deep mud and a sea of slush describe conditions, signaling demand for a new civic clean up plan and action.
Sparrow? Kidney cure ad from early Chicago firm
An ancient remedy advertisement touts asparagus pills by Sam plefree Add bter s Remedy Co of Chicago or New York, claiming to cure all kidney ailments. The fragment promotes a patent medicine with dubious authority and unclear attribution.
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Dr. Hobbs Sparagus
Big Shoe Sale at St Louis Clothing Co
Anti inventory sale offers shoes formerly $3 at $2.50 $4 at $3.00 and $5 at $3.50 for the entire week. Display in the south window showcases bargains including patent leather and enamel calf. Classifieds note a cook needed and loan ads. mentions Judge J H Bothwell possibly heading citizens ticket.
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St. Louis Clothing Co
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Mexico
Audrain County
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Lamonte
Nice
Bierling Remeds Co
Chicago
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EW Grove
Sunday Globe-Democrat
Lamonte Bank
I. B. Todd
N. C .Todd
Louis
Globe-Democrat
Frederick van Rensselaer Dey
Johannesburg
Henry M. Stanley
Burnham
South Africa
Molly
All the Earth
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Ohio Street
John Kaiser
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