Unqualified Democrats Debate Gold Ticket and Party Loyalty
The piece argues Gold Democrats have no place this year and Silver Republicans align with Democrats. It claims Republicans and Democrats share clear ideological divides, with no middle ground. It asserts Democrats must be true Democrats, rejecting hybrids or lesser loyalties.
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Garrard Denies Bryan Dictated Pact Rumor
Ros. Lows F Garrard of Columbus, a Georgia delegation member and platform adviser, says reports from Kansas City claiming Bryan dictated a pact to the committee are entirely unfounded. He notes no word came from Bryan and suggests sensational rumors were circulated for effect. Washington press notes a long-standing post and telegraph rumor, while Indianapolis hosts a 17,000 person reunion with advertising space. Gettysburg veteran Bey y ic is mentioned among other items.
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Lodge Attacks Imperialism in McKinley Nomination Speech
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge in Philadelphia argued against the idea that the constitution follows the flag overseas. He asserted Congress must govern new territories like the Philippines and warned imperialist risk. He labeled future Philippines policy as tariffed and nonincorporated, framing it as a national mistake and a danger to republican ideals.
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Goebel assassination linked to Big Stone Gap talk
In Grovetown Kentucky on July 21 Robert Noakes testified under cross examination that Colonel Campbell, meeting him as Mr. Kamar in Virginia, steered a mining discussion into Goebel politics. Noakes believed Goebel might be killed but thought it would be a fight, not an assassination, and warned John Powers to stay out of range as others planned the attack.
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Shooting of Deputy Renfro Prompts Official Probe
Des, Ga., July 21. Deputy Sheriff W. L. Renfro was shot by J. N. Leonard in G. W. Smith’s store after a confrontation. Lights went out, Leonard retraced, and Renfro was struck by gunfire, losing three fingers and most of his left hand. An official investigation will determine the full facts amid conflicting reports.
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Johnston's Sarsaparilla Cure Ad in Michigan Mail
Mrs C H Kingsbury of St. Louis Gratiot Co Michigan reports relief from rheumatism catarrh and neuralgia after taking four bottles of Johnston's Sarsaparilla. She claims her entire family was cured and praises the remedy above others. Michigan Drug Co Detroit lists as supplier with Americus Ga dealer E J Eldridge.
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Great Britain and the United States in Close Accord
Diplomatic talks ongoing as England and the United States align on opposing China partition. Dispatches between Hay and Salisbury indicate identical policies, with Japan possibly taking lead in China and the question of Japan’s mandatory authority under dispute. Russia objects strongly, while Germany stays cautious. China seeks mediation from France after a telegram to Paris.
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Americans suffer heavy losses at Tien Tsin
The Ninth Infantry and 420 Marines fought Friday and Saturday at Tien Tsin. Army casualties were 38 killed, 77 wounded, two missing. Marines 4 killed and 23 wounded. Colonel Liscum was shot in the abdomen and died within thirty minutes after urging, Keep up the fighting. Japanese battled bravely, aiding a breach as they charged and captured fifty guns.
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Flag Gift From Philippines Shown In Atlanta
Governor Candler received from Sugaro in the Philippine Islands a Filipino battle flag captured from natives by the Fortieth United States Infantry. Captain W. J. Kendrick of Atlanta perached the gift. The flag features red and white fields with a rising sun and triangular star. A ceremonial cane and a ceremonial engraved knife accompanied the flag.
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Troops Prepare to Sail for China from San Francisco
San Francisco July 19. Third artillery battalions ordered to rendezvous at the Presidio with instructions to prepare for sudden departure to China or the Philippines. 6,000 recruits arriving daily. Strathspey loading 8500 ton cargo for transports. 440 horses aboard across ships. Steamers City of Paris City of Sydney Colon and Zealandia being fitted or chartered for troop movement. 242 field ranges ordered to feed 25,090 men.
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Russians Capture Tien Tsin as City Burns in Battle
In Tien Tsin on July 19 the Russian right wing pressed the international column toward the city entrance while Chinese shelled from walls. Foreign losses neared 1,200 with over 500 killed or wounded. hundreds lay dead in the streets as the city burned. Chinese casualties reported near 3,000. Lt. Gen. Sir Francis Grenfell expected to command British forces in China.
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Foreign Ministers Safe in Peking Amid Great Danger
A Shanghai telegram dated July 18 reports the governor of Shan Tang says foreign ministers and their families in Peking are safe, but danger remains high. The viceroy sent word to the consular corps urging protection of foreign legations. Chaffee named major general in command of the Chinese expeditionary force. notice sent to Nagasaki to meet him. Clinical note in Evansville reports a man killed his wife then himself.
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Winchester Inn Opens On June First In Winchester Va
The Winchester Inn a elegant hotel on the gate skirts of Winchester Virginia will be formally opened on June 1. It offers 126000 over 250 Race 14 modern in all appointments and is richly furnished. The city famed by song and story sits in the Shenandoah Valley with cool dry air. The hillside location provides bracing air and nearby tourist attractions including old battlefield scenes and shaded verandas. Rooms are available with single and other accommodations. rates noted as 25 to for rooms. Written by St John.
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