Source of Anarchy Blames Domestic Foes Behind Assassinations
A historical polemic argues that domestic political foes inspired anarchist violence, naming Vallandigham, Booth, Guiteau, and Czolgosz as the real catalysts. It claims Lincoln Garfield and McKinley suffered due to insurrectionist rhetoric and urges punishment of those who aid such acts, targeting the root causes and inciters.
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Dita
Lincoln
John Wilkes Hoath
Imnen Ke Vallandigham
Vatlandigram
Booth
Ike Vallandgham
Ike Boath
Garfield
Guiteau
Hhke Lincoln
Gulteau
Guitean
McKinley
Philippines
Czolgosz
Abraham Lincoln
Wiliam McKinley
McKinney
Akenhantn
Early Presidential Pledge and Party Critique Amid Transition
The new president pledges unwavering support for McKinley era policy for peace prosperity and national honor. A critic asks the Democratic party to fix its own errors before challenging the Republicans, signaling partisan tension during the transition.
Lentz repudiated by Zanesville Signal editorial
The Zanesville Signal denounces Lentz as egotistical and unfit, stating the Democratic party bears part of the blame. The piece predicts reflection on his conduct and notes he may retire from Congress yet continue political demagoguery.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Kents
Bia
Lentz
Jfe
Wil Soen
Congress
Roosevelt on Labor and the Trusts at Minnesota State Fair
Theodore Roosevelt speaking at the Minneapolis state fair on September 2 urged law backed worker cooperation and government oversight of big corporations. He argued legislation should shield wage earners and favor honest employers, while recognizing changing conditions from vast fortunes and monopolies. He warned against violence and stressed national unity of interests across society.
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Pat Buffalo
Theodore Thoosevelt
Minneapolis
McKinley Address Shapes Iowa Campaign Strategy
President McKinley's reciprocity message delivered in Buffalo anchors Iowa Republicans to national issues. A Des Moines meeting affirmed reciprocity as the campaign keynote, signaling a persistence in advocating the policy even after the assassination attempt. The Iowa drive aims to leverage the president's stance to influence the state's pivotal election.
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McKinley
Buffalo
Ds Dinely
Iowa
Des Moines
McEkiniey’s Speech Praised as Servant to Country
The report notes dent McEkiniey left for his party and delivered a speech regarded as one of the best services he ever rendered to his country, per Palladelphia Presa.
American Shipping Debate and McKinley Call for Merchants
The article discusses Democratic opposition to tariff changes affecting American shipping and argues for a strengthened merchant marine. It notes US tonnage in 1897 and compares it to foreign shipbuilding, urging laws to boost domestic construction and American-flag vessels. President McKinley’s Buffalo address is cited favoring direct commercial routes and ships built and crewed by Americans.
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Umipates
Germany
Ube
Democratic Party
Ipi Wan
Republicas Postal Act
Sagi
United States
Congress
McKinley
Buffalo
Roosevelt's Pledge Echoed After McKinley Death
Logan Journal Gazette reports Vice President Roosevelt, in the hour of national bereavement, pledged to continue McKinley's policy and aims as he takes the oath of office. The statement expresses grave sorrow and a firm commitment to national progress and policy continuity.
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Logan Journal Gazette
Peopis
McKinley
Haa
Roosevelt
Deans Kidney Pills Endorsement Boosts Backache Cure
Mr F S Adams of the Findlay Transfer Co Findlay Ohio says Doan's Kidney Pills cured his backache and kidney troubles and he allows further publication of his testimonial for another year. The pills cost 50 cents a box and are sold by Foster Milling Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the U S Remember the name Doan's and take no substitute.
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F.S. Adams
Findlay Transfer Co
Findlay, O
Findlay
Deane
Doan
Boan
Foster-Millinurn Co
Buffalo
U.S
Ministers Endorse Dr Chase Ointment For Skin Trouble
Ministers, physicians, and lawyers praise Dr A W Chase Medicine Co ointment for itching, bleeding piles, and skin diseases. testimonials from Rev Edwards of Trinity Place Buffalo and Rev J G Vas Natt of Albion Wisconsin describe long standing relief and cures. Sold by dealers including C B Henderson in Athens.
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Dr. A. W. Chase
J. G. Vas Natt
Sthodis
Albion
Wis
Dr. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
Athens
C. B. Henderson
Ohio Campaign Tone In Press and Public View
Political comment salutes McKinley era ideals as public figures discuss Mayor Jones Nash and Governor Nash. Ohio outlets reflect support for Republican policies and the late president while noting broad electorate reactions and re election prospects.
Pension records show McKinley era in pensions surpassing earlier terms
Analysis covers four fiscal years under President McKinley from July 1897 to June 1901. Pensions totalled 560,000,000 in the period, the largest for any administration, with one-year payments of 134,531,483.84. Comparisons note Grant’s four-year totals and the long Civil War era pensions, while citing rising numbers of recipients and pending claims as of June 30, 1901. The piece lauds McKinley as unifier of the nation amid favorable southern press commentary.
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MelKinsey
President Grant
McKinley
Grant
United States
Lous
Cleveland
Fragmentary Note on Observing Height and Refraction
The text discusses political power and labor, then shifts to an observer height explanation. It mentions a person as president of the country, remarks on strikes under Democratic rule, and transitions to calculating sight distance and atmospheric refraction with references to feet and miles and an observer’s height. It notes variability with weather and the need to adjust for atmospheric refraction in general terms.
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Democratic Party
Nowy
Wool tariff justified and industry outlook improves
The surplus wool stock in the United States has been reduced by about two thirds, improving prospects for wool growers and manufacturers. The Dingley tariff is credited with prosperity in mills and increased wages, and domestic wool prices now reflect duties, making woolen clothing cheaper while farmers gain. A.G. Norman reports Grain-O as a coffee substitute a pleased customer letter cites Grain-O’s pleasing taste. A Buffalo Times note questions Democratic stance on free silver and Kilbourne.
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