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Newspaper
The Beaver Herald
Location
Beaver, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1900
Page
2
Reading across a jumble of items, the Beaver Herald notes a new ministerial dress standard urged by Bishop Bowman. It mentions school attendance gains in Manila and various European and American economic notes, plus political figures and local curiosities.
Senate discussions on the Philippine question occupy significant floor time while forms of pension bills and Indian appropriation measures advance. A contentious Quay-Gallinger exchange over constitutional matters draws hours of debate as leaders push on money bills and executive appropriations.
A Washington canvass shows senators split on a tariff measure linked to free trade for the Philippines. Opponents warn passage could set a precedent harming American labor and threaten thousands of votes, while supporters push for broader trade terms despite widespread opposition.
In Emporia Kansas two young women drew attention seeking testimony against violations of the Murray prohibition law. They visited Mrs. Gilmon and J M Campbell’s premises to sample whisky, hoping to establish a resort in Emporia. Their actions led to police scrutiny and potential legal consequences.
London Commons rejects US mediation in South Africa as Lord Salisbury signals a long and costly conflict. Pretoria reports strong Boer and Afrikaner resistance while British forces resume front-line activity with renewed resolve.
Washington reports note potential U S action over treaty provisions to seize territory if war times pass. New York covers Boer sympathizers meeting. McAdoo’s exit triggers protests. Cleveland plans letter urging unity. Bryan heads for a national tour. New York jurors determine Mary Johanson widow’s will valid for church bequest. Paris healer Frances Trath arrested for mail fraud. $30,000 alleged.
Governor J.G. M. Barnes proclaims Arwen Day to honor tree planting on March 23 1900. Citizens urged to plant trees shrubs and vines in public and private grounds and to hold educational exercises promoting beauty and civic pride across the territory.
A dispute among Chamouni Les Houches and St Gervais over access and claims to Mont Blanc terrain escalates as towns seek government clarity. A 1729 map fails to resolve property divisions, while Charmeix is shown to have greater mountain lend. The issue marks a rare national influence claim by a municipality.
A health warning links smallpox outbreaks to moldy layers of paper pasted on walls. Doctors urge using clean materials like Alabastine to prevent infection and reclaim livable rooms. The note cites rotting plant matter as a germ harbor and stresses sanitary renovations.
A new advertising method in London lights large painted letters on balloons released at night to announce theaters and newspapers. Balloons carry stationary displays and are illuminated from inside to attract attention.
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