Stubborn Yacts and a Broken Campaign Pact in 1896
The Times-Recorder notes a broken agreement between Indge Fort and Hon. FE B Lewis over the 1896 county campaign. It states Macon county voters saw Lewis’s allies back Fort while Marion county saw Fort tickets, despite pledges of mutual restraint and courtesy.
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Times-Recorder
Indge Fort
FE. B. Lewis
Sumter
Fort
Macon
Judge Fort
Marion County
Lewis
Squire
Allen
United States
Col. Dodson
E. B. Lewis
Manila Battle Likely To Be Settled Before Breakfast
In Americus Georgia on May 1 1900 editorials discuss Admiral Dewey Gen Miles and Bryan with mentions of Manila campaign politics and voter divisions in Sumter County They critique The New York Times coverage and recount past local campaigns and social roles of the American girl as seen in May Ladies Home Journal and The Charleston News and Courier notes on the Baltimore Mercantile Trust Co donation and broader finance links to the South Also referenced is the dire famine in India with stark descriptions of the starving"}
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New York Times
Admiral Dewey
Times
New York
Ladies' Home Journal
Charleston News and Courier
Mercantile Trust Co
Baltimore
Charleston
South
Louisiana Votes Hint at Tariff Controversy and Party Realignments
The passage analyzes Louisiana election returns with notes on Senator McEnery's likely Senate retention and Senator Caffery's retirement. It questions party stance on tariffs, race and constitutional issues, and mentions religious demographics, political nepotism, Chicago strikes, Roosevelt’s Philippines fate, and a shift to lecture circuits for public figures.
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Louisiana
Senator McEnery
Senate
Senator Caffery
Democratic Party
No Cure No Pay Campaign Posts Cold War Blog
A terse report notes a blog titled No Cure No Pay linked to a Cong political blog push about Cold War themes. It mentions rapid posting within a day and a focus on appealing to readers with a no cure, no pay framing.
Seaboard May Get New Mission In Mibad Field
A report from Monros suggests Seaboard Air Line plans to enter the Uio field for a new venture. Officials in Moxnoz Ga circulated the speculation as talks continued this month.
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Moxnoz
Monros
Seaboard Air Line
Uio
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