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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1900
Page
4
A fragment from The Weiser Signal reviews anti trust rhetoric, sugar fortunes, and political jockeying. It critiques the paper trust, argues for reform, questionsMcKinley's renomination, and calls for action against inequality while highlighting public discontent with elites and the Boer War stance.
For over fifty years Mexico faced continuous revolutions until Diaz took office. He swore to exterminate bandit leaders by offering wages to switch sides and threatening harsh action if they persisted. Many joined the army, bringing order to the country and prompting praise for Diaz as a strong, stabilizing leader.
Opinion in the United States favors the Boers over Britain in the African and English conflict. The Philippines stance mirrors this consensus. Politically, policy seems valued over republican principles, with financial panic likely if England loses, and a claim that this is the true position.
The writer denounces magnates manipulating U S finance led by Rockefeller as using Standard Oil tactics to crush small banks oil firms and factories. They warn of entrenched money power shaping laws and urge a strong public response to resist what they call depredations by fiends of finance.
The editorial defends Pettigrew as a patriot who dared oppose the current administration’s Philippine policy. It argues party ties should not suppress duty and calls for fearless leaders like Washington and Lincoln, criticizing the ruling party for straying from representative government principles.
A historical editorial declares the rise of a mass movement against the corporate trust as the arch foe of liberty. It frames inequality and the gold standard as root misery, praising a nationwide awakening to end industrial serfdom and restore competition.
An Opinion piece from The Times notes the most carefully planned campaign has failed and warns of an unprecedented catastrophe a parallel to Yorktown. It asserts Britain’s government will soon see the writing on the wall and face a stark turn in events.
A critical editorials attacks a ship subsidy bill in Congress as dangerous publicly funded plunder. The piece charges the measure would let shipmen take 20 million dollars annually with little government gain, risking a shipbuilding trust and higher prices that harm smaller firms and consumers.
The piece lauds anti expansionists as misguided yet vows they will be rebuked for defaming men who defended liberty and upheld fathers era ideals. It condemns gilded aristocracy and warns of a future reckoning for those pushing government encroachment in the Philippines.
A Pennsylvania reader from Herminie touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as the best remedy for years of rheumatism. The note claims one application relieves pain and lists local sellers R W Sacra and others. Also mentions Minute Cough Cure and Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets with guarantees and local druggists Weis OT Williams.
The Burlington Route announces a twelve sheet calendar showcasing its service and landmarks from Estes Park to Yellowstone Falls with large readable dates. The calendar, designed by Louis Braunhold of Chicago, costs 27 cents to the railroad and 25 cents to customers including postage. 束
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