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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1900

Page

3

Mexico and Luzon governance compared in a British view

The piece argues Mexico shows stable, prosperous self government while Luzon under Spanish rule would fail to match. It cites Diaz’s return, Mexican industrial growth, and literacy gaps among Filipinos. It contends Americans should grant Filipinos self government rather than suppress their push for independence.

Mexico Luzos Springfeld Republinia Presidentia Lilawillee Eta Neverthelew Hhese Gannot Wouldejo Tyerhliv Buzan Philippine United Tribes Luzon Ferdinand Bluentriit Selenti Pasir Germany Bulgarian Montenegro Spain Portugal Europe United State

Democrats view on trusts and US governance in period rhetoric

A fragmentary political reflection cites Democrat positions on trusts, government scope, and imperial policy. It references figures like Rockefeller and Debates on federal power, constitutional limits, and responses to foreign territories, amid a wartime or progressive era context.

Democratic Salient on Philippine Issue Scrutinized

The piece analyzes the Democratic stance favoring immediate Philippine independence and self government, contrasting with the Kansas City platform and Cuban policy. It references Bryan, the 1899 Senate vote, and the need for a trusted provisional leader to implement independence.

Porlaliam Cutaldo Uch Central Boul America Thosn Elasky Hall Mr. Kryon United States Senate City Almascave Bryan Mobast Republic Hoar Porking Hale Griy Pegozu Spain Kangas Ie Bacon Unilur Cuba Roma Philippines Kansas City Phiadelphia Inter Kanasan City Thara United States Army

Bees Attack Woman as Husband Fights Fire in Clever Rescue

In a bizarre incident near Jonestown a ferryman named Jack Wartzell nearly lost two cows when a beehive swarm pursued a woman as she attempted to move a hive. The man fought the bees with dirt and burning material, finally leading his wife to safety as she was swept into the Delaware river for cooling and medical care. The event follows local chatter about the Reading’s Atlantic City express and other transport curiosities of the era.

Jack Wartzell Boteiders Einrteell Tie Boy Lee Larizell Delaware Tanamuch Na Atlantic City

Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Relief

A historical notice extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for menstrual discomfort and vitality, citing grateful letters to Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts. The piece claims the remedy can set right irregular or excessive menstruation and invites readers to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham.

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