Expansionist Views on the Philippines in Next Year’s Campaign
The article presents Dwight S Leafbourne’s expansionist analysis of Philippine annexation as a central issue in the upcoming presidential race. It argues expansion is inevitable, cites Jefferson’s expansionist logic, and contrasts past territorial gains with the desire to acquire the Philippine archipelago. The piece critiques anti expansionists and asserts that maintaining the Union requires strategic territorial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
United States
Mexico
Philippine
Dwight S. Leafbourron
The
Orient
Sime
National Congress
Asi
Whalie VC
Plate Iit de
Asvoecwan
Erpaisien
Louisiana
P Jefferson
Lotisiana
Comerens
Domein
Escaence
Pines
Spain
Philipelises
Kent Mover
Jeter
Shadows of the Past and Philippine Policy in U S Debate
A garbled OCR passage argues that America must extend its territory if Philippine markets are to be found, claiming the Philippines are crucial to U S manufacturing and calling for a parental duty to guide their governance. It rails against imperialist critics and cites national security as a justification for continued control.
Pointed Paragraphs from the Chicago News
A collection of short, aphoristic lines and sayings notes old-timer customs, fate, and social ironies. It includes sketches on luck, travel, crime, farming, and a rural paper remark about a savage dog biting a boy and swallowing his finger, with a remark on the dog’s restraint before the bite.
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Chicago News
Fragmented Globe Sketches on Love and Weather
A garbled Atchison Globe fragment muses on rain, homely looks, and the sentiment of love letters. The piece muses on aging, fashioning and inspection, noting costs and confusions amid blurred references to towns and people.
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GLOBE
Atchison Globe
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A fragmentary column fragment discusses heroic falsehood and the idea that the dead are our only constant friends. It argues men should resolve to fall from grace before moving and jokes about Sabbath observance and holy ides.
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The
New York Press
Fragmented 19th Century Notes From Distant Counties
Fragmented OCR style notes cover a mosaic of local figures and places. Mentions include Garver running papers in districts, Woodmin at Guthrie, and land schemes around Abilene Salomon with mining and court house neglect. It also notes local legal action, a Salina chess college, and various county anecdotes about pumpkins, apples, and weather impacts.
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Belait I
Garver
Woodmin
Guthrie
Ap Eastern Syndicate
Lo Salt
Abilene
Salomon
Gan Aastcety
Ne Wes
Roach
Salina
Kansas Weeleryan Oa Chess College
Sohn Holter
Athol
Smith County
Jewell
Smith Counties
Westte Corry Smit Center
Western ‘Sieh Telegraph Company
Maunages
Ward Jones
Beloit
Siren County
Seward
Sparts Barking to Quench Blood Across Ages
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dubious claim about cures for various conditions including dyspepsia and catarrh. The readable portion mentions blood and gender and age. No verifiable events, people, or organizations are evident.
Parsons Man Knocks Dynamite Cap on Porch
A dynamite charge with cap and fuse was found on the back porch of D. I. Witwoo, a Parsons painter, after two earlier attempts to blow up his home. The blast failed both times. Witwoo and his family escaped harm. Sheriff Hazard probes with no clues, while local stores report no matching brands.
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Marshal Hazard
Sach
Hazzard
Wilbon
Residence tied to store signals ends with shooting
A resident defending property heard electric signals from a store and fired two loaded shotguns. He saw a man near a rear window, Bradford fired, wounding EpNy who was later identified as Wallace Bowers of Cleveland and described as a tramper. He was brought in for lodging and care.
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Levine
Tradford
EpNy
Bradford
Severn
Evers
Wallace Bowers
Cleveland
Oil Lease Near Solomon By St Louis Syndicate
An eastern syndicate leased mineral rights on about 5000 acres near Solomon, three miles west of town along Sand Creek. Key tracts include Eben German 380 acres, D Girman 60, A W Rice 60, H Southworth 80, J McNault 160, and the Red Bud ranch 890 acres. A 1600 foot well is planned on the Red Bud property. a prior gas flow on that ranch lasted weeks. The syndicate, based in St Louis, sent an engineer to survey the region.
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St Louis
Solomon
Sand Creek
Amite
Eben German
D. Girman
A. W. Rice
H. Southworth
J. McNault
Red Bud Ranch
Red Bud
Ace
St. Louis
Missing Berne farmer In Missouri visiting kin
James Grimes a wealthy retired farmer from Berne Kansas arrived in St Joseph July 20 to visit his son. He left August 4 for home with a small grandson who has not been heard from since. Grimes is 88, carried $1000 in currency and $0 in notes and relatives have searched diligently.
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St. Joseph
James Grimes
Berne
Kan
Fie
Heavy August Rain Boosts State Crops Across Kansas
Emporia reports a very heavy rain Saturday night with no less than two inches and statewide rainfall claims. Abilene also records two inches extending about 100 miles west, improving corn prospects beyond earlier forecasts.
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Emporia
Abilene
Governor Rosaley Responds To Klondike Efforts Letter Recalled
Mrs L G McLans secretary of the wc T han forwards Governor Rosaley’s note thanking the organization for supporting the Klondike closure. He notes many difficulties but pledges to make the best effort and hopes for success, while acknowledging the governor’s limited influence.
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Newton
L. G. McLans
Wc. T
Han
Rosaley
Tmar Madem
Ta Utes
Died at 107: John Insho of Montgomery County
John Insho, credited with building the first cabin in Montgomery County, died yesterday at age 107 thirteen miles north of here. The death followed prostration caused by heat. He reportedly worked a fair day with a sulky plow in earlier years.
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John Insho
Montgomery Go
Caney
Aus
Montgomery County
Ble Hone
Here
Death notices and an escaped murderer reported
Death of cattleman James M Maloney in Muskogee after morphine overdose. Lena McClure, wife of George B Bi-Chire, dies at county farm in Manhattan. notes on her life and absence of church rites. Escaped murderer Ed Fitzsimmons captured in Minneapolis. seven other jailbreakers still at large as Kansas City officials arrange handoff.
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Dunlap
Emporia
Muskogee
James M. Maloney
Denlap
Lie
Mahmey
Bragdon
Mya Lena McClure
Manhattan
Lena McClure
George B. BioChire
Mercury” Star
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Wientta
Simmons
Ed Fitzsimmons
Neery
Wis
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Kansas City
Fitzsimmons
New Bank Formed at Leroy Kansas
A new bank named Citizens State Bank opened at Leroy Yates Center on August 14 with officers John Keppel president Lerwin vice president and J R Uppie cashier. The town previously suffered two bank failures during the panic era and some banks closed. A prior venture was organized but failed to attract support and folded voluntarily.
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Leroy
Yates Center
Citizens’ State Bank
John Keppel
Lerwin
J. R.uppie
le Roy
County Officials Refuse to Order Attorney Turnover
Fort Scott commissioners failed to act on Saturday evening and refused to compel County Attorney Sheppard to hand over to the county the tent week paid as costs in liquor cases already collected and retained.
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Fort Scott
Aus
Sheppard
County fee law questioned after 1898 act
A petition filed by taxpayer Mamie Couch seeks to compel the county attorney to turn over fees, arguing the 1898 law does not designate certain cases as payable to the county. Couch, fatally injured in a Saturday runaway accident five miles northwest of town, was thrown from a wagon box. his body suffered severe injuries from gear and teeth.
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Mamie Couch
Brown Steps Down From Young Democracy Leader
E B Brown known as Moses of the Young Democracy of Kansas resigns as chairman of the Hutchinson conference executive committee. In a letter to FL P Hetinger he cites loyalty to the party, personal sacrifice, and that he will attend the next meeting on the 19th Inst while urging a chairman who unites factions and preserves Democracy in Kansas.
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E. B. Brown
Moses
Young Democracy of
Kansas
FL P. Hetinger
Hutchinson
Democratic Party
Overmyer
Myse
Democratic
Kansas Democracy
EB. Brown
Gay's Mine Sale Talks Stir Eastern Capitalists
Negotiations under way between eastern capitalists and F C Gay of this city, Santa Fe general freight agent, for sale of the Tutter's copper mine near the Yuma desert. The mine is valued at about $760,000 with Gay holding exclusive control and about $000,000 to be paid to him. Gay has spent 23 years in mining and regards the Yuma copper mine as his first large paying venture.
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FC. Gay
Santa Fe
Tutter
Yuma Senet
California
Alr Guy
Gey
Yuma
Centennial transport arrives with injuries from Manila reef
One Kansas man reports aboard the Centennial recounting a perilous voyage from Maui and Manila reef. Several officers and sailors are ill or wounded from a knife attack and other injuries. Passengers include invalided officers and wives. promotions and injuries alter unit rosters. A separate note covers former Congressman Jerry Simpson addressing about trusts at Old Salem Chautauqua.
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San Francisco
United States
Centennial
Mauiia
Sntire
Charles Wilton
Centennials
Herman Brevey
Manila
Roef
Mage Mor
R. Lockwood
Kell
Hawkins
Parker
Sixth Cavalry
Bia
J. B. Harbesom
Paranaque
A_ W_ Yates
S&s. Overton
Dr. Kem
Fort Hamilton
J. B Darling
J. £. Evank
C.F. Spear
Minnesota Regiment
W. H. Keil
Twenty Second Infantry
Lockwood
Twenty-first Infantry
Alfred Plant
Twentieth Kites
G. C. Gale
Verry Simpson
Trusta
Springfield
Til
Jerry Simpson
Kansas
Old Salem
Chautengen
Trusts
List of Casualties Collected From All Over the Philip pine Mm
Manila Aug 34 Additional casualty list from General Olly shows numerous names across infantry units in Negros Luzon and Cebu. Entries include Sanderape Vincent Seger near San Isidro Negros. John Helphner near Pardo. Robert H Moore near San Fernando Luzon. Samuel Boule George Walle Charles Layter Jr. Frank Lampman Walling Colina and more with varying severities from chest to abdomen.
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Olly
Manila
Ueet
Bebon
Negros
Sreets
Ree
Sanderape
Vincent Seger
San Isidro
John Helphner
Twenty-third Infantry
Pardo
Robert H Moore
Seventeenth
San Fernando
Luzon
Corporat
Samuel Bouleac
Giorge Walle
Charles J. Layter Jr
Rote
Novaleta
Police trace suspect near Fougeres after Rennes clue
Police believe they have a key clue linking to a fugitive, and officers hunt the suspect in the Fougeres area after he reportedly doubled back from the forest of Couesnes where he sought refuge.
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Rennes
Aug. U
Anvassin Lebors
Fougeres
Couesnes
Pardon Granted for Gambling House Convict and Gang Members
Governor grants pardons following a gambling house case. Pragkee Kenping of Hutchinson receives conditional pardon effective October. The convict and other gang members were released from the penitentiary while remaining members were pardoned by Governor Lenuy.
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Pragkee
Hutchinson
Cane
Gambiing
Insurance firms barred from Missouri for nonpayment
Jefferson City August 14 Insurance companies paid fines of one dollar each under the anti trust law except Commercial Union Law Union Crown Victoria Fire Marine and Citizens of New York. Time expired this morning and if they failed to pay they are forever barred from doing business in Missouri.
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Jefferson City
Union and Crown
Victoria Pire and Marine
Citizens of
New York
Missouri
REILDERM DELEGATES Governors List of Reformers
Governors list of reformers includes only new men in the business. Governor Stanley appointed delegates to represent Kan gud at the Club Federation meeting in Chicago where he will be present. Delegates include W. J. Halley Hank Fussell Sipe een EB Elliot Welling and others.
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Stanley
Kangud
Ciub Federation
Chicago
W. J. Halley
Hank
Fussell Sipe Een
EB Elliot
Welling
Mrs Abe Lincoln's Sister Dies in Springfield
In Springfield ML on August 14 Mrs Frances, sister to Abraham Lincoln, died here today leaving one surviving sister. Marshell's Band scheduled for Wednesday evening at Garfield Park.
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Abe Lincoln
Springfield
Prencis
Lincoln
Marshell
Garfield Pack
The Habits of Fish from Lob Ansetes Tienes
A garbled feature on fish behavior outlines salmon journeys upriver to spawning grounds and the romanticized vitality of the cod and other species. It describes predators like menhaden and bluesfish in dramatic terms, noting dangers to humans and peculiar anecdotes about fish appetites and interactions with fishermen.
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Sva
Hanes
Cannion
Jamin Ueedie
Ben
Cowan
Real Estate Transfers Listed For South Belt Area
Real estate transfer notes describe parcels on Monroe Street and adjacent blocks. Transfers involve Mary A. Brauike and other parties for various lot widths and street blocks, with payments of $1 and described boundaries.
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Irvia
Mary A. Bnauike
Monroe Street
Manrese
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Con
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gayrHi
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Lekes
Kansas News
Parsons
Atenison
Fusion County
Sherif Elias Graves
David 4. Greenneety
Dr. C. Howe
F._M. Reker
A. Woodworth
Register of Desire
William Sullivan
Mckinley
Atchison City Court
Montgomery
Ucket
Star and Kaede
A. Z
Oriest
Junction City
Geary County
J. B. Cullen
Register of Deeds
MO. Brown
B. Spurlock
M. Pena
Ise Sfc
Alsa . Strack
E. Hemsey
Poder City
Ford County
Linthin Center
A Fist
J. & Stover
de . W. Wakefield
Thomes Cline
Sherif Af Db Webber
James Northern
Davis Bhayer
Eric
Sheri
J.C. Hiles
EW. Garvin
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Rueteter
M. Cutler
WE Adamson
Curumer
P_ Carroll
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Eeeter
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J. Kerby
W. McLaughlin
J. P. Stewart
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Tal
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Cefeat
Es Smith
Ceinter
Os. Meade
Hookina
W. Cle
Lehder
Smith Center
Sheridl
McCarter
Etoskens
First District
Bunker
Enparthy
Lyon County
Republican Convention
Tom O'Conner
Charles A. Johnson
Dr F. Be
Dmc-Kinley Art Stanley
Kekridee
Gao
Windea
Emporia Republican
Dershat
Garecn
Ottawa
W.C
Ewes
Eansan
Contral
J. M Maloney
Brown
Young Democracy
F. C. Gay
Marshall's
Gertfeld Park
Borase
Frank Lampman
Twenty-second Infantry
Ban Luis
W. Cox
Twenty Aza Infantry
Martquina
Walling ‘Colina
John A. Brennan
Twenty-fourth Infantry
James Nord
Fourth Cavalry
James Robinson
Nick Seul
Calumba
Alexander Foster
Twenty-first
Meriqulmt
Marter BL Weeks
Louis Bland
George T. Rolling
Charles Wallington
James Cannell
Frank BD. Veadi
Geo. W. Howard
Samuel Webster
Severs
Clarence Rucker
John Cecil
Willis Howe
Charles Jabemlann
W. BM. Jones
U—wm
M. Jones
U.S. District Court
Hlbl Alle
Waterton
J. G. Parsons
Sycamore Springs
RL. Tidry
Des
Yonker Bros
Des Moines
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