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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1900
Page
2
A report details Filipino spies mingling with U S troops across the islands and gauging every move. Native forces evade open battle, relying on thickets and guerrilla tactics while improving with time.
The Springfield Republican argues anti imperialists must back McKinley for a second term to halt Bryanism and decisively end imperialism. It warns that a McKinley victory would entrench American empire and urges immediate, decisive action in the election to paralyze imperial expansion.
A poem-like fragment condemns political corruption and loyalty to trusts. It mocks Mark Hanna and calls for victory on battlefield terms while claiming ethical banners and heroic fighters. The piece stages a roguish pledge to purity and triumph over rivals. It mixes praise and invective with partisan lines.
A 1900 Boise notice urges fusion voters to back Bryan and Stevenson to defeat Republicans. L. C. Rice, secretary, accuses papers of Republican funding and condemns trusts, urging all reform voters to register fusion votes and support the legislative ticket to secure a U S Senate and anti Republican policies.
A local group led by Bryan urges residents to complete reform efforts in the remaining days. Organizers cite community impact and upcoming deadlines, calling for volunteers and coordinated action across districts.
A political appeal urges democratic and fusion supporters in Idaho to intensify efforts before the vote. It calls for registering full support, warning of campaign lies, and focusing on converting doubtful voters to ensure a decisive victory against the plutocrat influence. Communicated.
A discussion links a proposed Weiser lumber mill and river navigation to the 1900 election of William Jennings Bryan. It claims big regional benefits, jobs, and revived Wood River silver mines if Bryan wins, alongside a separate notice about Warner Idaho issuing forty five thousand dollars in municipal coupon bonds with bids due December tenth.
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