Radicalism Versus Conservatism In 1900 Washington Post
The Washington Post charts the looming clash between radicalism and conservatism in the 1900 political landscape. It cites William Jennings Bryan and Theodore Roosevelt, notes Bryan's stumping for Parker and the party realignment debates, and discusses implications for the Democratic and Republican parties amid nation scale elections. The piece also touches on policy matters and civic administration as it frames the era’s political tensions.
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Newfoundland and U S Trade Ties Highlighted in Papers
The piece argues for stronger Newfoundland U S trade links through the Hay Bond treaty and notes Lodge opposition due to Gloucester fishing interests. It states Newfoundland’s population around 25 000, its isolation, and hints at eventual political union with the United States aided by Newfoundland and Britain. Exports exceed 10 million dollars annually.
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Amusing Dispatches From Cuba In Yellow Fever Controversy
A New York paper sent doctors to Cuba to study yellow fever, prompting sensational debate. Critics accuse the mission of prearranged reports and profiteering, while supporters defend altruism.
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Halt in creation. of new peerages.
A long, modular essay reviews Edward VII’s restraint on creating new peerages, noting Victoria‑era production, premiers’ influence, and the Crown’s modern shift to merit rather than partisan gift. It also discusses international implications, including Britain’s imperial posture and alliances, plus a digression on archbishop sentiment and a Kaiser‑led Pacific fortification.
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New Missouri newspaper prints the Few Commandments
The Cedar Rapids paper notes a Missouri edition of the Few Commandments drawing attention from sensational ministers. It plans serial publication and half-page installments to boost readership, while noting the commandments are not copyrighted. The piece critiques society’s vices and public morals debates.
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Capitol Roughs and Wit Highlight Senate Notes
A rundown of Senate chatter features Spooner solving a conundrum on feet before dinner, reforming Indian names, and praise for a pair of Indian and Sioux names in 1860s rescue tales. It also covers Judge Wade’s warm remarks, Depew receiving floral tokens after Knox’s appointment, Penrose’s smiles in Harrisburg, and Irish visitors urging a Barry monument with Uncle Joe Cannon’s cautious reply.
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Broke Six Not Half a Dozen
From the Philadelphia Press a Germantown family notes a servant girl from Ireland who breaks things and speaks of English language. After tumblers vanish, mistress scolds Mary who insists only six were broken and half a dozen bought, sparking a witty exchange. A Chicago Journal tale quotes a Kentucky man recounting a South snake whisky cure and its impracticalities.
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Pointed Paragraphs from the Chicago News
A collection of caustic, sharp wits on marriage, hunger, honesty, and finance. The piece offers quips about compromises in matrimony, clever women guiding men, scarce good cashiers, and odd reflections on elopement and worth. It mocks financiers and market values with satirical tone.
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Tariff Revision in the Dark
The Hartford Times argues against broad tariff cuts, predicting only limited changes mainly to wood pulp and white paper schedules. It says only a few adjustments may benefit the public and warns that a Roosevelt led revision could widen monopoly privileges and delay real relief.
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Private Car Monopolies and The Private Car Controversy
A collection of excerpts argues private car interests control pricing and shipments. Armour & Co dominates perishable freight rates, inflating costs from Missouri River icing to the Eastern seaboard. Merchants warn of tolls harming public welfare and state economies, amid calls for reform.
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Prominent Figures Attend Social in Hotel Lobby
In a crowded Gordon and Shoreham venues, Dr G R Parkin of the Shore hem discusses Rhodes scholarships with American and British participants. James and Joseph Oliver, leaders in plow manufacturing, visit Lew Willard. Lawrence Waxwell of Cincinnati reflects on past presidents and future politics. A humorous aside recalls a New Orleans professor debating cooking hog feed.
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Centers of Social Gayety From the Milwaukee Sentinel
A miscellany notes social capital debates between New York and Washington while highlighting midwestern towns like Stoughton Goshen Woonsocket Paw Paw Sandwich and 600 others hosting lively winter social events. Also includes a comic on Bryan's emotions and a Georgia opera note about beer and spirits orders.
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