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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1900
Page
17
The article argues private monopolies raise prices and harms workers and the public. It cites railroads gas and sugar trusts as examples with figures on profits, rates, and abuses. It highlights how monopolies concentrate wealth, reduce competitiveness, and strain consumers while calling for scrutiny.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a treaty dispute over sovereignty of lands and seas with protections for religious customs and enslaved persons. It cites Article X and XIV, promises payments to various Dato figures, and signs by Jolo officials with Brigadier General Oates.
An 1901 budget outline discusses Army and Navy funding needs, with Army estimates near 37 million and total military outlays surpassing 200 million for the year. Projections include volunteer and regular troops, transport needs to Manila, and substantial supply costs across clothing, ordnance, and subsistence.
The note cites George II's proclamation during colonial revolt and Lincoln's Complete Works page 269. It recounts McKinley promising aid to colonies pursuing civiztion and liberty, referencing the Continental Congress and the enduring pursuit of rights inherent to humanity.
A fragmented OCR shows a legal style reference to patent of labor and elevation of events, mentioning names and places in unclear terms. Readable parts indicate a discussion of ownership or jurisdiction and possible alignment with a court or authority in a dispute over rights.
A garbled historical text fragment references arbitration and benevolent assimilation, with names and phrases tangled. It mentions public figures and dates in a disjointed, quoting style, implying political arguments about surrender or policy amid a chaotic transcription.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a political item praising the Democratic Party and liberal policies. The readable portion mentions liberal ideas and supportive sentiment, with garbled surrounding letters indicating a clipped historical newspaper snippet.
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a political matter mentioning Manolis, the Republic, and a trial in a country where colossal acts were committed. Key names and details are unclear due to garbled source, but the note references government power and a secretary of the Republic.
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