Democratic blame game over McKinley assassination echoes in 1901 editorials
A cleaned up reprint of interlinked editorials rails against Republicans for blaming Democrats for the Buffalo tragedy. It cites Czolgosz as anarchist, recalls Goebel’s Kentucky politics, and notes presidential and party rhetoric while condemning sensational charges. It mentions tariff cuts and Treasury cash buildup amid war-era finance concerns.
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Freedom
Czolgosz
Chicago
Emma Goldman
Waite
Lucy Parsons
J. P. Alt
St. Lou
Democratic Party
McKinley
Caldwell News
Democracy
Republican Party
St. Louis
Earth
Buffalo
Kansas
Nebraska
W. J. Bryan
William Goebel
Kentucky
Cadlgosz
Republiian
William II. Taylor
Taylor
State Board of Canvassers
Goebel
Frankfort
Prankfort
Blue Grass
Piscks
State House
Thfe
Powers
Supreme Court of Kentucky
Supreme Court of the United States
W.S. Taylor
Washington
MclKinley
Howard
Indiana
Beckham
Mount
Philadelphia
Szolgosz
Treasury Department
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Endorsed For Sprains And Lameness
For sprains swellings and lameness there is nothing so good as Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Try it. For sale by J. P. Spaid Hing druggist.
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Chamberlain
J. P. Spaid- Hing
Navy charges Schley amid chart controversy
The Navy Department first indicted Schley based on the famous chart and now, as parts of that chart are contradicted by the same production, defends the chart as accurate.
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Navy Department
Schley
Anarchy Knows No National Lines in Preventive Limits
Anarchy transcends borders and resists restraint as preventive measures fail to confine its reach. The question arises why efforts to limit it should be restricted by geography when disruption and chaos cross nations and continents.
Republicans Face Tradeoff With Unchecked Spending
The text argues that Republicans possess unlimited government funds but warn this may be as harmful as scarcity. It contends the public will not tolerate extravagance that follows such financial runs and emphasizes voter resistance to fiscal excess.
Chamberlain's Remedy Promises Refund Policy
An advertisement claims no risk in buying Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy by promising a money back refund if not satisfied. It touts the remedy as the most successful for bowel complaints, pleasant, safe and reliable, widely admitted as never failing.
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Chamberlain
J. P. Spalding
Cable firms drop demand for Congress funded line to Philippines
The cable companies that pressed Congress to cover the full cost of a Philippines line now say they can finance and build the project themselves, enabling profits without federal funding or handoffs.
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Congress
Philippines
Lall
Anarchist Note on Execution Dread in Chair
Czolgosz weakened when he saw the prison where the electric chair awaited him. From an anarchist view there is little glory in dying by shock, less than in a public hanging.
Political machine shaping 1904 Roosevelts reappointments
The passage notes Hanna guiding appointments to build a southern officeholders machine likely to press Hanna's aims into 1904 unless Roosevelt counters by naming his own trusted allies when positions are renewed. The implication is a clash over patronage and influence within the administration.
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Hanna
Roosevelt
Sleep aid ad for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A short advertisement urges relief for throat irritation from coughing and sleeplessness. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and notes availability from J. P. Spalding.
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J. P. Spalding
Manila claims New York of the Pacific but Guam objects
Manila asserts a bustling persona likening itself to New York in the Pacific, while Guam counters that such a label would misrepresent its own pace, insisting it is not sleepy enough to resemble Philadelphia.
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Manila
New York
Guam
Philadelphia
St Louis to Spend $10 Million on City Improvements
A commentator complains that St Louis faces a poor condition prompting a $10 million municipal improvement program to prepare the city for an upcoming fair. The note implies substantial public works as a devotee of civic pride.
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St. Louis
Chicago man dies by suicide over shoe-polish dispute
A Chicago man killed himself after his wife refused to polish his shoes, a domestic dispute cited by police. No further details were released.
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Chicago
Court of Inquiry Criticized For Conduct
The New York Sun condemns the Court of Inquiry, deeming its proceedings and behavior reprehensible and inappropriate in its handling of the case.
Bank Vault Dynamite Breaks Open in Shellsburg Heist
A private bank in Shellsburg Town was normally opened with prayer but recently blasted open with dynamite. Thieves escaped with its contents, leaving a dangerous daytime crime in the community.
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Shellsburg
Cubs Revenues Rise Prompting Neeley and Rathbone Regret
News that Cubs revenues are increasing likely causes Neeley and Rathbone to regret their earlier stance. The report notes rising income and potential impact on management decisions. Neeley and Rathbone had previously opposed or doubted the financial outlook.
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Cubs
Neeley and
Rathbone
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