Week in Epitope Important Events at Home and Abroad
The column reviews actions from the Washington Supreme Court upholding a cigarette sale ban and a rejected wireless station on the Washington monument. It notes Roosevelt's stance on New Mexico statehood, labor placements for 1690 workers, cholera alerts in the Philippines and Russia, and various domestic and foreign political, crime, and industry items with named people and places.
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State Supreme Court
Wanhington
Washington Monument
Roosevelt
Curty
New Mexico
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Philnpinow
Russia
Phillippines
Aternal
Augustin Dontenwill
New Westminster
Columbia
Association of Oblates
Washington
George Link
German Evangelical Church
Lebanon
Wis
St. Louis
Springfield
Til
F. W. Howarth
Philadelphia
Howarth
E. Z. Mark
Lulu
Leander
Chemical accident injures two at Bryant High School
Two students sustained injuries during a chemistry circuit at Bryant High School in Marshalltown, Iowa, as chemicals used in an experiment exploded. Reports note other unrelated disasters and drownings in different locations.
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Bryant High School
Marshalltown
Laws
Tespatches
Malaga
Spain
Highland Park
Weukegan
Mra. W. D. Gavey
Fall River
Maas
Democratic Party Against Our Navy Debate Highlights
A 1902 analysis argues William Jennings Bryan opposed naval builds, urging a first class American navy to safeguard commerce, defend ports, deter war, and support Monroe Doctrine, Panamanian interests, and U S prestige amid imperial expansion.
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William Jennings Bryan
Congress
Rccon
House of Representatives
Bryan
Suth
Ife
Santiago
Manila Bay
Mont
United States
Democratic Party
Hague
Panama Canal
How Could Bryan Help
The Pittsburg Gazette-Times questions how a Bryan victory would ease hard times. It doubts direct senatorial elections, campaign contributions, and railroad policy would revive industry or open markets, arguing current demand at home may not justify broader global competition. It critiques revenue and protection pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Mine Workers Journal Declines Bryan Letter Publication
The Mine Workers Journal the official paper of 350 000 coal miners rejects printing a Bryan letter. It cites rules prohibiting partisan political content and notes such letters would invite replies and partisan attacks, hindering article quality. The paper mentions Lincoln and Wm H Totten as inspirations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine Workers’ Journal
Indianapolis
Bryan
Exact Justice Highest Ideal Speech by Part at Columbus
Honorable William H. Part delivered in Columbus Ohio a defense of exact justice by courts free from wealth influence or demagogic threats. He attacked any means by which a suitor whether unpopular or poor is deprived of fair judicial access and urged unwavering public virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H.part
Columbus
Ohio
Party Requirements in Politics and Public Trust
The text outlines party unity and discipline as essential to honest governance. It argues a party must present a homogeneous front to gain public confidence and responsibly uphold obligations to the people, while tolerating minor differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gt.Tatt
Kansas
Cty, Me
Republican Party Emphasized Over Democrats Leader
Political notes quote Hon. James 5 Sherman praising the Republican party as greater than the Democratic party which has a single leader. The item mentions Mrs Tennesee Clafin Cook traveling across the ocean for an unspecified purpose.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
James 5. Sherman
Tima
Tennesse Clafiin Cook
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