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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1900
Page
1
The Restless Bor argues that Britain’s assertion of peace is shallow and lacks concrete outcomes. Critics say ceasefire terms, troop pullouts, and postwar plans remain unspecified, leaving uncertainty about actual disarmament and reconstruction progress.
Reported clashes across the Transvaal and Orange River Colony detail Hans Botha cutting a train and Highlanders suffering casualties. Kruger plans to appeal to powers while Dewet and Knox clash with heavy losses on both sides. British forces report disciplined actions and further raids in Natal as conflict widens.
Voters face remaining Saturdays to register if they oppose a permanent gold standard a military form of government and an unrestricted reign of trusts that could erase republican principles and curb opportunities for the poor.
A dramatic patriotic poem urging fidelity to the flag and the meaning of liberty. It questions removal of Old Glory, defends the pledge of a free, self-ruled nation, and warns against greed and coercion, calling for unity and continued preservation of the flag’s creed.
A San Francisco dated note from August 4 1900 shows John J Valentine president of Wells Fargo Express Company a McKinley backer now supporting Bryan and Stevenson. The letter sent to anti imperialists in Indianapolis declares belief in political equality and opposes tyranny with the endorsement of Bryan and Stevenson. It calls for straight Democratic support and is signed John J Valentine president Wells Fargo Co.
A compact note discusses acts of plunder in the Philippines amid ongoing warfare. It cites military operations and local disruptions, reflecting concerns over resource losses and the impact on civilian life during the conflict.
A Denver issued address by Dr Selena V Ernest and committee members appeals to women in Colorado and surrounding states to back William J Bryan for president. The message argues the GOP tariff policy and gold standard threaten democracy and asks women to voting for liberty and national welfare. It contrasts virtuous soldiers with corrupt plunderers and cites independence, education, and loyalty as guiding ideals.
The piece praises Electric Bitters as a cure for malaria and related illnesses, citing anecdotes like W A Null of Webb Illinois and a family cured after years of chills fever and weakness. It also briefly comments on efforts to capture Aguinaldo highlighting rough terrain impeding pursuit.
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