Tricky Mottos and News From Silver Messenger
A packed column notes quirks of photos and weather signs, census literacy gaps, a Baltimore voting case, an Italian tragedy, U S voter eligibility for former residents, and a Bible Society annual report for 1899 1900 showing 1 406 801 total issues with most produced at the Bible House New York and distributed abroad including China Japan Syria and Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Bible #ociety
United States
Bible House
New York
China
Japan
Syria
Turkey
Rejane Names and Dressmaking Dispute Noted
Actress Rejane faces questions of proprietorship as dressmaking partners use her name. Reports discuss her prior alias Gabrielle Reju and transition to Mme Peret. Also mentions Helgoland as a refuge for hay fever sufferers in Germany and coastal islands offering some relief.
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Rejane
Mme. Rejane
Rejano
Abe Waa le
Wally Gabrielle Reju
Mme. Peret
Germany
Helgoland
Deserters and unrest ripple through armies and towns
The report notes French army desertions nearing 7000 since January with foreign agents suspected of incitement. Algerian light infantry and sharpshooters show high desertion. artillery units follow. British actions in South Africa and anti British sentiment affect French ports like Dieppe. Greenland musk oxen and acclimation in north Sweden are discussed. A Cornish store burglary reports seasonal thefts of clothing. The semi annual imitation has just taken place with the usual result.
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Thamounta
Vreseh Ministry of Way
Iin
Lord Roberts
South Africa
London Chronicle
Dieppe
Paris
Kolthoff
Greenland
Sweden
Kor
Cornish
Laughlin faults McKinley over Imperialism stance
Prof J Laurence Laughlin of the University of Chicago declares to his classes that he cannot vote for the McKinley administration due to its imperial policy. He argues trade follows not conquest, cites Philippine war costs, and condemns imperialism as contrary to American constitutional ideals and the interests of workers and taxpayers. He singles out Beveridge for pushing conquest for gold and hemp gains.
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J. Laurence Laughlin
William McKinley
Harvey
University of Chicago
McKinley
Laughlin
Laughlin le
Department of Political Science
Iuperlalium
Philippines
Philippiner
Orient
Philippine Islands
Gouda
America
Congress
Atlanta
Milipinos
Roosevelt for Vice President and the White House
The San Francisco Examiner argues against Roosevelt as vice president, warning that McKinley’s weak health paves the way for Roosevelt to become president. It condemns his talk of atrocity and a permanent army, painting him as ambitious and dangerous to liberty and fiscal stability.
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McKinley
Trusts
Hanna Rm
Roosevelt
White House
Stork Roosevelt
United States
San Francisco Examiner
Was Blaine an anti imperialist or was he for peace
The text debates James G Blaine’s stance, contrasting charges of being a demagogic McKinleyite with his 1884 acceptance letter. It argues Blaine favored American policy of peace, friendship, and commercial enlargement rather than force. It questions claims of imperial expansion through war and coercion.
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Europe
Asia
Africa
America
Postmaster Sullivan and the Victor mob to order
Postmaster Sullivan of Cripple Creek who organized the Victor mob to order is awaiting reward. Investigations show he staged a feigned attack on Governor Roosevelt to stir partisan sentiment. The Republican party remains in hard line for argument this year.
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Sullivan
Cripple Creek
Victor
Roosevelt
Soap and starch trusts blamed for Indiana plunder
The Indianapolis Sentinel denounces the soap and starch trusts in Indiana as price gouging behemoths with a combined capital near 35 million dollars. It claims annual soap costs rose by 1.25 million and starch costs by 0.81 million, with statewide looting totaling about 9.98 million for soap and 8.13 million for starch, draining households, hotels, laundries, and firms while enriching the trusts and the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Indianapolis Sentinel
Indiana
Enya
Soap Trust
Was Charles Sumner a Scuttler The Alaska Expansion Debate
The text argues Charles Sumner was a Republican statesman opposed to expansion by force or purchase and favored natural process annexation. It cites a speech on Alaska where he favored constitutional incorporation and warned against blood price expansion. It asks if Sumner was a scuttler, implying a debate about his stance.
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Charles Sumner
Repubean
Alaska
Sumger
United States of America
Roosevelt Attentions Tour Hurts McKinley Efforts West
Conservative Republican leaders estimate Roosevelt's western tour cost McKinley key states. They say the San Juan hero boosted Bryan across the region, narrowing McKinley’s chances.
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Col. Roosevelt
Far West
McKinley
Dakotas
Wyoming
Utah
Commonwealths
San Juan
Bryan
Roosevelt
New York Tea Trust Controlled by Republican Politicians
A report claims the New York tea trust is fully controlled by Republican officials, explaining why Governor Roosevelt has not attacked the tea trust in the buck.
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Tt Han
New York Tee Trust
Thie
Roosevelt Haa
Scare and starvation cry fails to win voters this year
The Workingmen rally repeats cries of death and hunger linked to rit dinner pall and the broad reach of trust prosperity. The passage signals ongoing labor discontent and economic anxiety amid campaign rhetoric. Names and places are not clearly readable in the fragment.
Heroine of Alaska: Chicago Woman Survives Yukon Trek
Dr C W Hewitt of Chicago sought Alaska, but his wife endured a perilous trek across the Yukon Koyukuk region. Lost for months, she survived on muskeg meat and moose, built a raft, and traveled about 750 miles to the Yukon, arriving nearly starved aboard the Hannah. Her health remains fragile but she is alive.
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C. W. Hewitt
Chicago
Alaska
Dawson
Nome
Hewitt
Dr. Crothers
Pittsburg
Yukon
Fort Hamlin
Port Hamlin
Koyukuk
Koyukuk River
Mra. Hewitt
Mrs. Hewitt
Fragmentary extract on Samoan islands and Tutulla harbor
A damaged passage discusses Rose Island and Tutulla in the Samoan group east of other islands. It notes Tutulla with Pago Pago harbor as a strategic point and describes Leone Massann Fawaitan as small towns with under 4,000 inhabitants. The text mentions Upol and Apia harbor, fertility of soil, peaceful inhabitants, and a failed attempt to export jackfruit.
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Rose Island
Tilley
Tutulla
Archibelogy
Pago-Pago
Leone
Massann
Fawaitan
Upol
Apia
Heating Upper Rooms With a New Fire Drum Design
An Atlanta inventor John F. Beck presents a metal drum fireplace replacement for the brick partition between opposite fireplaces. The device channels air through a serpentine path to circulate heat to upper rooms while venting smoke, using a bottom air intake and a hot air drum that expands at the top.
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John F. Beck
Atlanta
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Cmallis
Fabuchon
Idaho
Cubs
Cenaus
Maisons-Latte
M. Muret
Georgette Brunet
Muret
Pickaxe
Parte Ricuny
Baltimore
Board of Supervisors of Electiors
M'Kinley
Famaons University
Man Tone
Imrpublicans
WN Tenr
M’kinley
James G. Blaine
Boap and Stasch Trusts
Miss Hewitt
George Shiras Ilhow
Marquette
Mich
Howe
George Bhiras, Jr
Supreme Court of the United States
Shiras
Washington
Shir- 3
Michigan Woods
Lake Superior
Shiiras
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette
G. W. Hewrrt
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