Money power and Cuba bonds debate rages in 1908 editorials
The Preston Republican reports in mock official fashion on Cuban independence bonds and money power in U S politics. It blasts Mark Hanna and McKinley for placing profits over national honor, arguing Spain may have attacked the Maine and urging strong retaliation.
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Spain
Mark Hanna
Chicago
United States
McCook
Cuba
Uni
London
New York
Court of
Maine
McKinley
Senate
Not All That Glitters For Blackfoot Boy In Skagway
A Blackfoot boy writes from Skagway that the new town fails his dream of riches and easy welcome 2000 miles away. He finds no May days, no fruit trees, no gold streets, and no galore of invitations or jobs. Instead, rival workers take his chances and he loses his cautious savings, as the papers may have painted a brighter picture.
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Skagway
Shaguay
Lilter
No War With Spain or Hawaii Annexation in Next Campaign
Blackfoot News notes the administration faces no war with Spain or Hawaii annexation, and no new financial legislation or river and harbor appropriation. It suggests the political color of the administration’s stance in the upcoming Statetoe campaign remains unclear.
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Spain
Hawaii
Blackfoot News
The Country Editor in Congress Speech
Clarke Great Byecen and Missouri's Champ Clark praised the country editor in a March Congressional Record speech. The House defeated the Loud postal bill, and Clark lauded rural editors as educators, builders of communities, and moral champions amid partisan wit and applause.
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Champ Clark
Missouri
Con
House
Congressional Record
Clark
St. Paul
Herodotus
Tacitus
Sismondi
Macaulay
Mme. Ayer
Beauty
Chesterfield
Greeley, Horace and the Democratic Press Loyalty
A fragmented 19th century political rhapsody praising Horace Greeley and the American press. The speaker argues loyalty of country weeklies to Bryan era causes, condemns measures to suppress anti Republican literature, and defends editors from partisan attacks.
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Horace Greeley
William H. Seward
Seward, Weed and Greeley
Horace
Weed
Seward
Ain
Beward
Greeley
Chicago
Particeps Criminis
Bryan
68th Annual Conference Travel Rates Notice
Lat ter Saints conference in Salt Lake Utah set for April 6 to 9 with round trip from Blackfoot at 7.40. Tickets go on sale April 4 to 8 and are good for return until April 18. Passages must be continuous in both directions.
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Latter Saints
Salt Lake
Utah
Blackfoot
Unscrambled OCR fragment hints at travel line items and staff notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions routes and rail lines including Missouri Pacific and Northern lines, with references to conductors porters and travel care for passengers. It reads like a transportation notice or staff log with unclear dates and names due to garbled OCR.
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Lone
Ae Louis
Via
Balt
Marchard, Inc
Missouri
Xouraia
Cara
L. Foe Gar Mari
Rus Ubroi
War news heats up as bonds secure pivotal standing
Amid escalating conflict, markets react to bond movements and policy offers. Analysts note shifts in yields and investor sentiment as nations brace for broader implications. The situation remains fluid with continued coverage of military developments and economic effects.
Klondike Fever Cools as Outlook Gloomy for Yukon Rush
A Western Mining World analysis from Boise notes Klondike interest is waning. It cites the vast Yukon watershed, rising costs, and food import limits. Projections show potential massive outlays with slim chances of payback, urging sober reconsideration of the gold rush.
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Klondike
Yukon River
Alaska
The American People and the European Nobility
A political critique argues that ordinary Americans do not act solely for themselves but support a corrupt European nobility, suggesting the public bears the burden of elite interests rather than independent national autonomy.
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Eer
Europe
Wall Street Patriotism and Silence on War Hopes
Wall Street investors react to Henry Clews stock school on peace as Chicago broadcasts antiwar sentiment. The Chicago wireless report quotes a dissenter calling Cubans unfit for self government, sparking market support from bulls. Flags fly at half mast for the Maine sailors as money power is linked to patriotism.
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Wall Street
Henry Clews
Stock School
Clews
Chicago
Maine
J. Pierpont Morjean
Mr. McKinley
Chicago Dispatch
Secretary Alger Ends Klondike Expedition Plan
Secretary Alger told Senator Hawley, chair of the military affairs committee, that the department abandoned any expedition to Klondike as Yukon miners reported no relief was needed.
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Alger On Maren 1St
Hawley
Committee On Military Affairs
Klondike
Yukon
Navy to Send Two Warships to Cuba Supply Route
The navy department will dispatch two warships carrying relief supplies to Cuba. Both ships will sail within four hours of Havana but will not enter Havana harbor.
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Navy Department
Farle
Cuba
Havana
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