Bryan in Columbus Draws Packed House and Praise
A Columbus audience filled the opera house and overflow room as Colonel Bryan spoke two hours on free silver trusts and imperialism. He praised the Chicago platform, urged state and federal action on trusts, and contrasted expansion with imperialism while a wreath was presented to him by Mrs. Elizabeth Huer. The banquet at Rankin House followed, with Hon. C. E. Battle presiding and prominent locals in attendance.
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Colonel Bryan
Columbus
Opera House
Gilbert
Honrt Cdl
Chappell
Elizabeth Huer
Kansas
Chicago
Colonel Bryans
Elis
Congress
Republican Party
Party of Trusts
America
Florida
Louisiana
Philippines
Tropics
Bryar
Mr Bryan
Associated Press
National Democratic Committee
Kansas City
Gorman
Rankin
Rankin House
Georgia
C E Battle Presi
Bryay
Meat Inspection Bill Fails To Satisfy Americans
Washington February 2 The German Reichstag meat inspection bill fails to satisfy the United States for a reciprocity treaty under the Dingley tariff. Despite concessions, agrarian amendments render the bill unacceptable, and Washington is likely to abandon negotiations for a US Germany trade pact rather than accept the measure.
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Washington
Reichstag
United States
Germany
France
State Department
Matera
Agricultural Department
Georgia Democracy and Bryan Visit at Jacksonville Banquet
The event showcased Colonel Bryan amid civil political activity with many gold standard democrats among organizers and speakers. Bryan rode the 6:30 p m Southern train to Atlanta and thence to Athens, arriving 10:40 p m.
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Georgia
Thomas J Chappell
Nicaragua
Lionel Levy
South
G Gunby Jordan
Bryan
Columbus
Jacksonville
Bryan d
R O
Howard
Atlanta
Southern
Athinty
Bryan hour at Americus on special train stop
In Americus Georgia February 22 a special train carrying Hon William Jennings Bryan and party from Jacksonville to Columbus stopped for an hour. A large crowd gathered at Central depot and urged a speech. Bryan joked that in Crisp’s hometown there was no need to defend Democratic principles. He visited the Crisp home briefly and met family members unable to meet the train.
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Amercus
Whilltar
J Bryan
Jacksonville
Columbus
Mr Fryan
Central Depot
Bryan
Charles Frederick Crisp
Dodson
Secretary Gage Denies Macrum Charges in Interview
Lyman J Gage secretary of the treasury arrived in St Louis and said there is not a scintilla of evidence to support Macrum's charges. He questioned whether English officials violated secrecy of communications and warned an apology would come only if Macrum substantiates tampering with mail. He stated no crisis is likely unless charges are proven.
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Gage
St Louis
Lyman J Gage
Secetary of
the Treasury
Macrum
Aguinaldo Reaches Japan Report From Hong Kong
A Hong Kong dispatch to The Evening World reports United States Consul Wildman stating three members of the Philippine junta including Laban Ponce and Agonelfio, envoy’s brother, left for Japan to meet Aguinaldo. The message supports claims Aguinaldo escaped Luzon to Formosa while General Lawton hunted him in the island’s north.
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Lawton
New York
Hong Kong
British China
Evening World
United States
Wildman
Ping Junta Laban Ponce
Agonelfio
Japan
Aguinaldo
Luzon
Formosa
Roberts Praises Canadians From Ottawa Letter
Lord Roberts forwards commendation from Paardeburg to Lord Minto praising the Canadian regiment for gallantry after a heavy loss on February 15. The note emphasizes admiration from British and Canadian troops in the Orange Free State theater and notes the heavy casualty.
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Roberts
Ottawa
Ont
Lord Minto
Lord Roberts
Paardeburg
Orange Free State
South Africa
Strike On In Earnest At Jellicoe Coal Mines
Report from Knoxville February 2 states Jellico Proctor coal mines see a four hundred strong walkout yet ops continue. Company fills openings. 160 men at work with more to follow. No violence reported as six thousand acres of private land surround the mines and trespass arrests are warned.
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Jellico
Knoxville
Tenn
Proctor
Jellicoe
Company
Convention Date Discussed by Georgia Bankers
Executive Council of the Georgia Bankers Association met at the Aragon hotel to set the date and plan for the next convention. A June meeting is likely. subcommittees were formed to choose time and place and arrange a program. An informal luncheon honored visiting bankers with toasts and stories, recalling patriotic support by bankers in wars.
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Georgia Bankers’ Association
The
Aragon Hotel
T Hardwick
Dalton
R A Graves
Sparta
LD Mender
Atlanta
J E B Brown
Carrollton
Frank Sheffield
Americus
F D Bloodworth
Susannah
Warren Lott Waycross
J TH Reynolds
Rome
Oscar Dooly
Talbotton
Atlanta Clearing House Association
R J Lowry
Cnlid
Alexander Hamilton
Robert Morris
Continental Congress
Spain
Council of the Nation
J Reynolds
Graves
B Brown
Conference on Currency Bill Reaches Conclusion
Washington February 2 Republican conferees adjourned with work nearly finished on the currency bill. Senate and house provisions converge on a gold standard of twenty five and eight tenths grains of gold nine tenths fine. A $150000 reserve is favored. refunding terms remain unsettled though a compromise is in sight.
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Washington
Houses
Congress
Senate
House
United States
Treasury
Brantley Speaks Against Porto Rico Bill in House Debate
In Washington on February 3 Special, Georgia Representative Brantley delivered a lengthy maiden speech denouncing the Porto Rican tariff bill as unconstitutional and unjust to Porto Ricans. He urged Congress to declare a definite policy for the Philippines and to respect constitutional powers, arguing for self-government and caution in imperial actions.
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Representative Brantley
Georgia
Brantley
House
West Indies
Philippines
Champ Clark
Dolliver
Iowa
Birtie
Arkansas
Leongreass
United States
Congress
Senate
Philppines
Mads
Cuba
Porto Rico
Alaska
South
Cronje Asks For Armistice In South Africa Crisis
Reports say General Cronje seeks an armistice to buy time as re-enforcements push to Lord Roberts. Relief for Ladysmith is expected soon. fierce fighting may occur before relief as Buller’s columns move to reinforce Roberts.
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Lord Roberts
Cronje
Ladysmith
Buller
Drakensbore
Joubert
Sterkspruit
Stormberz
Laurier
South Africa
Paardberg
Sunday
Crowjey
Free State
Transvaal
Free
Colenso Occupied by British After Boer Evacuation
On February 21 at Chieveley Camp Natal British forces pressed past the Tugela after Boers abandoned Colenso. Dublin Fusiliers and Shorneboy’s horse took the position, a Transvaal flag and General Botha’s name handkerchief were captured as British troops faced heavy shelling at Hlangwane hill and Colenso with few casualties. The rail line Colenso to Bulwana remains, Boers hold ammo and food stocks abundant. Ladysmith could fall in a few days.
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Chieveley
Natal
Tugela
Colenso
Dublin Fusiliers
Shorneycrofts
Transvaal
Botha
Hlangwane Hill
Bulwana
Ladysmith
Boers Suffer Heavy Loss After Artillery Bombardment
The War Office reports Lord Roberts ذكر a successful bombardment at Paardeberg after a reconnaissance showed an assault would cause heavy losses. Boers retreated in all directions with many killed or wounded, about fifty prisoners, and Allied casualties including two officers and four men.
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Roberts
War Office
London
Lord Roberts
Paardeberg
Ladysmith
Campbell
Lincorn
Houston
Democratic praise and critique of expansion under Jefferson era
The speech recounts Henry Lewis and others defending expansion and criticizing tariffs and the treaty with Spain. It argues against fastenings of government, promotes citizenship and statehood for new territories, and emphasizes freedom and constitutional limits as expansion proceeds. It notes Lewis urging repeal of the war revenue tax.
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Democratic Party
Party
Itad
Lewis
Third
Hea
Democrats Meet in Kansas City for National Convention
National Democratic Committee met in Washington on February 22 1900 and set Kansas City Missouri as the place for the party convention on July 4 The plan calls for double representation for states by senators and representatives with six delegates for territories Alaska Indian Territory and the District of Columbia The Georgia delegation secured prime hotel space in Kansas City and led in hotel reservations as the convention preparations began
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Gorman
McLean
Ohio
District of Columbia
James L Norris
Jones
Messrs Stone
Missouri
Johnson
Kansas
National Committee
National Democratic Committee
Washington
Kansas City
Congress of the United States
Alaska
Indian Territory
Columbia
United States
Empire
Mee
Howell
Georgia
Kansas City Convention Hall Seats 20 000 at Once
The Kansas City convention hall at Thirteenth and Central streets, built of native stone and terra cotta, seats about 20 000 with standing room for over 22 000. It features Renaissance first story and peristyle second story, steel girder roof spans 200 feet, and can be emptied at 5 000 people per minute. The hall hosts the national Democratic convention in June.
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Kansas City
National Democratc Convention
Thirteenth
Central
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Populists Name Ticket in Indiana Nominating Convention
Indiana Populists at their state convention in Indianapolis announced a full ticket led by Governor A G Burkhart and C M Waters for Lieutenant Governor. Other nominees include Dr W T Carmichael for Secretary of State, J W Wales for Auditor, W H Kunz for Treasurer, G T Roger for Attorney General, Charles E Huffman for Supreme Court, Wiliam P Beasly for Superintendent, A L Girdle as State Statistician, and National Electors Samuel Walker and A H Rowley with National Committee members N M Metzinger A G Burkhart and Thomas East.
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Indiana
Indianapolis Ind
A G Burkhart
Tipton
C. M Waters
Indianapolis
W T Carmichaal
Columbus
J W Wales
Hancock County
W H Kunz
Logansport
G T. Roger
Shelby County
Supreme Court
Charles E. Huffman
Clay County
Wiliam P. Beasly
Knox County
A. L Girdle
Starke County
Samuel Walker
A. H. Rowley
N. M. Metzinger
Portland
A. G Burkhart
Thomas East
Madison County
Richmond Observes Washington Birthday Parade and Salute
Richmond Va February 2 Washingtons birthday celebrated with a closing of state federal and municipal offices and banks a parade of the Richmond Light Infantry Blues in full dress uniform the first here since the war with Spain a salute by the Richmond Howitzers and meetings of the Sons of the Revolution and the State Society of the Cincinnati legislature remained in session It is noted as a good thing Brown's in Town.
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Richmond
Washington
Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Spain
Gons of the Revolution
State Society of the Cincinnati
Will Demand Indemnity from Honduras for Killing of American
The United States State Department plans a formal indemnity request to Honduras for about $1000 after investigating the death of a young American, Pears, killed by a sentinel near the end of Honduras' revolution. Minister Hunter will be instructed accordingly.
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Honduran
Washington
Honduras
State Department
Hunter
Eastern anti imperialists weigh Bryan as standard bearer
In Philadelphia an eastern conference of anti imperialists began and will sit two days. Leaders say a show of hands ahead of the Republican convention could influence delegates. William J Bryan is frequently mentioned as a possible standard bearer amid calls for stronger organization and vigorous doctrine discussion.
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Bryan
Philadephia
William J Bry
Winslow
Sew
Anti-Imperial League
Spearts
Tt League
Dex
Edward Atkinson
Congressman Fleming
Georgia
Carl Schurz
Kansas City Welcomes Democratic Convention News
General satisfaction was expressed today as Kansas City learned the national Democratic Convention will be held here. Telegrams of support poured in as hotels and entertainment plans were described for visiting guests and delegates.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Obituary notices from multiple cities report deaths on February 2
The item lists several deaths including John Me Nulla of Chicago tied to bank affairs, William Byrd of Smiths Station Alabama described as a notable citizen and Confederate veteran, and Richard D Lattimore of Savannah Georgia who died after several weeks of illness. It notes funeral plans and affiliations with local organizations.
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Tohn McHulla
Chicago
Washington
John MeNulla
Hamilton
McNulla
Whisky Trust
William Byrd
Smith's Station
Ab Opelika
Ala
William Bird
Smiths Sistem
Igh
Sears
Ler County
Tony
Rachard D. Lattimore
Savannah
Savannah Ga
Pebruan
Richard Dravi
Lattimore
Barnard Street
Afar
Net
BC Lattimore
RD & William
University of Pennsylvania 51% ball schedule announced
The schedule for the University of Pennsylvania 51% ball for the upcoming season is set for April 2 and 2 with a match against the University of Virginia at Charlottesville. Representative Richardson of Tennessee, democratic floor leader, introduced a resolution on tin plate trusts. Republican nominates include Jesse Overstreet, C B Landis and F B Crumpacker in Indiana districts nine and ten. Linney of North Carolina introduced a bill on holding district committee sessions.
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University of Pennsylvania
Lnlversky Virginia
Charlottesifie
Richardson
Tessee
Tete Day
Jesse Overstreet
C B Landis
FB Crumpacker
Indiana
Aes
Linney
Northlina
Winston
N. C
Divorced Fragments Spark Thematic Debate In Celossal Alphabet Case
Disjointed notes mention a complex intellectual dispute involving Dr and The Celossal Alphabet, touching on themes of influence and dissent. The text references tensions between thinkers and broader implications for organized labor and societal values, implying a contested divorce or ideological split.
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