Bryan letter pledges no reelection after 1900 campaign
W J Bryan reiterates acceptance of the Democratic nomination and his vow never to seek re election. He supports Kansas City platform condemning trusts, calls for bold interstate commerce reforms, bimetallism maintenance, direct election of senators, labor protections, arbitration, and a U S Nicaragua canal. He warns Republicans on tariffs and monetary policy, urges limited government and strong civil rights.
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Old Soldier Parade and Curious Advertisements
In the Philippines scene soldiers watch a religious service with prayers and songs. A banner shows an eagle image and the motto The Old Reliably Condensed Milk. The text mocks money values in 1873 1806 and touts various patent remedies and an Excursions offer.
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