Editorial on global news reach and press networks
The piece notes closer global ties through telegraph and cable and highlights The Chicago Record-Herald with foreign correspondents worldwide. It credits The New York Herald The New York Tribune and The Associated Press for reliable foreign coverage and contrasts U S newsroom capabilities with other dailies.
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Europe
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Old Earth
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Africa
Australia
South America
Chicago Record-Herald
Record- Herald
New York Herald
New York Tribune
Associated Press
America
Beginning of Dowie's End Proclaimed by Inter Ocean
The Inter Ocean argues John Alexander Dowie's claim of divinity signals the decline of Dowieism. It predicts followers will demand adherence to promises, compare his rule to Jesus, and abandon the movement as Dowie's egotism and blasphemous claims undermine its credibility and public safety.
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Inter-Ocean
John Alexander Dowie
Elijah
Christ
Dowie
Jesus of Nazareth
Chicago
Dowielem
Iowa Faces Ongoing Trouble Amid Regional Tensions
Sioux City Journal notes rising friction in Iowa as disputes widen across nearby states. The piece flags political heat, economic strain, and public debate shaping policy responses before midterm gatherings.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Free School Books and Reciprocity Shaping Policy Debate
The piece argues for state involvement or even free school books amid rising prices and frequent changes. It warns that opposition ties to taxation and socialism, while endorsing reciprocity to expand markets and modify protection rather than abandon it. It cites Kasson as proof of negotiated concessions.
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School Book Trust
Chicago Chronicle
Protection's Perfect Work in the Prairie State Opinion
The Cedar Rapids Republican argues that free traders misread McKinley era policy. It says Republicans pursue lower duties via reciprocity not from failure of protection but from its success. It recalls early America needing protection to build a manufacturing base and achieve commercial independence.
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Kasson
Cedar Rapids
England
Washington-Hamilton
America
Europe
Free Traders
The Waterloo Reporter on Ottumwa Democrat’s repeated failures
The Ottumwa Democrat has failed again amid adverse conditions, with the Courier noting the daily newspaper business requires constant careful management and ample capital. The piece discusses high costs, slim profits, crowded Iowa markets, and the risky nature of sustaining a daily paper.
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Waterloo
Ottumwa Democrat
the Courier
Ottumwa
Iowa
Waterloo Daily
Former IUO professor to locate in Webster City
Former assistant professor of diseases of eye ear nose and throat at the State University of Iowa will locate permanently in Webster City. The doctor will be here about June 12. Wait for him.
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State University of Iowa
Webster City
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