Peaceful Cuba Election Sparks Self-Government Doubts
An exchange notes the Cuban election passed off peaceably and quietly, a fact used to argue that the Cubans are not capable of self-government.
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Weekly Call in Troy, Illinois
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Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
1
Advertisement Demands Attention in Local Columns
A well written advertisement calls on readers of the medium to act and directs purchasers to buy at the issuing place, urging immediate attention to its offer within the trade.
Free speech and post office critique in country weekly column
An ex change remarks that Cuba got off easy and would benefit from strict business methods. The country weekly, seen as a local oracle of society and cleanliness, warns that readers favor free speech only when it matches their views, opposing it when opinions differ.
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Congress
the Country Weekly
City officials urged to enforce nuisance ordinances
A call for strict enforcement of city nuisance ordinances is made, insisting that Troy should not gain a bad reputation and that suppressive action will earn public gratitude from those seeking higher moral and intellectual standards.
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Troy
Madison county electric railway scheme revived by Tuk St Louis and Illinois
Tuk St Louis and Illinois Electric Railway Company, successor to the Mississippi Valley Railway, seeks to connect key Madison county towns with an electric system. It plans to operate the old franchises and is vigorously pushing the project forward after years of underuse.
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Tuk
St. Louis
Ilinois
Bicycle fad endures as output grows in year
The piece argues the bicycle fad remains strong claiming a ten percent rise in output over last year and an estimated six million bicycles in the United States, countering belief that the trend has faded. The tone supports continued popularity rather than decline.
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United States
Troy Real Estate Booms as City Grows
Real estate in Troy is highly desired with ongoing and upcoming improvements promising growth in the city. Improved properties are for sale now and numerous building sites remain available for purchase.
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Troy
Pure Food Legislation Promises Stricter Labels July First
The legislature passed a pure food law to take effect July 1 requiring absolute fitness guarantees on labels and penalizing false branding. It warns grocers may face penalties for mislabeled goods as manufacturers issue new wrappers for canned fruits jams jellies baking powder dairy products vinegar and candies. CALL praises Troy efforts in promoting community welfare and invites cooperation to advance local interests and knowledge.
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Tak
Troy
Dewey Declines Presidential Bid After Western Tour
Admiral Dewey says he will not pursue the presidency nor the vice presidency. He notes the public honors him as a naval hero but does not want him as chief executive, expressing gratitude that the people do not seem to want him in the political role. The stance ends any presidential aspirations.
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Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Peculiar July to August weed law enforces highway upkeep
A new law, effective July 1 to August 20, requires farmers to remove noxious weeds along public highways. They will earn $1.25 per day for road tax credit. If not done timely, the supervisor may have the work done and charge the cost to the property owner.
US Silver 75 Cent Coin Proposal Aims Trade Boost
A Chicago man advocates minting silver 75 cent pieces to replace half and quarter dollars for debts up to that amount. The idea rests on simplifying purchases so a single coin covers a 75 cent price, encouraging spending and making money feel more lasting to holders.
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United States
Chicago
Government mail and press reform critique
An observer notes the US government ships about 43,000 tons of mail annually largely speeches by congressmen while the post office runs at a loss. Some legislators seek to shift blame to newspapers and pressured rates, as an editor argues China dismemberment could become the next hunting ground for powers accused of robbery and murder.
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United States
Post Office Department
Dutaste
China
Paris Exposition judged as a grand advertising scheme
In a Paris paper a U S senator and M Renon critique the Paris Exposition calling it a mammoth advertising scheme. They compare Midway attractions to Chicago and warn Americans abroad about wary conduct of French and Belgian shopkeepers and officials while noting U S exhibits are modestly represented. Ballard’s Snow Liniment advertised locally.
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Hale
M. Renon
Chicago Exposition
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United States
Plaisance
Eiffel Tower
Italy
Hungary
Belgium
Germany
Cape Nome
Jones
Commission
Europe
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