Notice of final proof for Charles Waddlevon in Idaho
Publication notes final proof for Charles Waddlevon H B in Chellis Ida on May 2 1900 for NE BWI NW and other sections Tp 14N R6l. Names witnesses Don Rowles Edward Hunter Jonathan Job Carlton L Lane all of Uhalils State. First publication March 27 1900. Also includes ads for Chamberlain remedies and unrelated commentary on politics and press censorship.
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Antter
Rowles
Edwanf Hunter
Jonathan Job
Carlton L Lane
Mate
Rogtater
Filipino Defense Claims Raising Suspicions of Defeat
The speaker questions Otis's reports of defeats, noting it seems odd that Filipinos are said to be beating American forces at all points while Otis’s dispatches suggest losses. The comment casts doubt on the reliability of the latest military updates and hints at undercounted setbacks.
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Otis
Ida ho bull pen horrors seen as unlikely campaign document
A brief note states that the bull pen horrors in Ida ho are not likely to appear in McKinley’s campaign documents, signaling limited political relevance and emphasis on other topics.
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Idaho
McKinley
A Call for Philippine Self-Government and Peace
The speaker argues against war continuation in the Philippines, urging an armistice and recognition of island independence. He asserts the U S must honor self-government, resist foreign entanglements, and seek a peaceful path with Aguinaldo’s leadership while avoiding imperial overreach and preserving moral prestige.
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England
James Bryce
John Morley
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Philippines
San Domingo
Hawaii
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