Misleading Bryanism Debate and Imperial Policy Critique
A political commentary surveys anti Democratic press attacks on Bryanism amid debates over Philippine policy. It defends Bryan’s stance, argues expansionists misinterpret his Buffalo speech, and emphasizes Democratic loyalty to constitutional responsibilities and CubaPhilippines policy.
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Chicago
Bryan
Charleston
Mr. Bryan
Philippine
Tagalos
United States
Ibany Herald
Herld
Clark Howell
Bulf4to
Uch
Philippines
Charleson News and Courier
New Orans
New Orleans
Buffalo
William J. Bryan
States
Howell
Hows
Intrely
Ashton
Cuba
Bacon
Phillippines
Andy
Barnesville
Luzon
American Fabric Making Promises Uplift for Mills
A 19th century briefing cites the secretary of the Imperial Maritime Customs of Great Britain praising American cotton fabrics displacing English goods in China. It notes cotton prices in Georgia and Lancashire and argues southern spinners can outcompete foreign rivals. The piece urges expanding American mills to 100 million spindles and highlights a surge in cotton goods shipments to China for the year ending 1898, signaling a major shift in global textile markets.
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Imperial Maritime Customs of
Great Britain
Georgia
Lancashire
England
America
China
Gonda
Cotton Goods Exports Rise Amid China Demand in 1899
Official figures project total cotton goods exports reaching 423,331,168 yards for the year ending December 1899, with 32,891,967 yards valued at about 10.5 million dollars in 1998. China accounted for 234,249,450 yards worth roughly 10.5 million, while exports to China outpaced 1898 by 77,935,295 yards and 6 percent overall.
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New York
Totet
China
FEO
Interior sees money return as banks gain in cash and tenders
A New York financial piece notes interior banks show money movement back toward regional balances. Last Saturday's bank averages reveal a $2,816,200 cash gain and $2,311,100 in legal tenders, signaling reduced interior demand and easing loan access while urban centers drive the national money flow.
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New York
Interior
Pennywise Reform Targeting Personal Post Offices
A press telegram argues against abolishing personal post offices to aid manufacturers and rural outfits, urging reform through better appointments, not reduced mail service. It notes Joe Blackburn’s Senate return, contrasts Kid McCoy and Shafter, and cites Chicago council ponderings on a new century.
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Madden
Post Office Department
Morning Light in Georgia and a Tale of Conjurers
A fragmentary Georgia piece contrasts morning light with night and seeks hopeful dawn. The center is a lurid travel vignette about a northern tourist and a local conjurer in Liberty County, detailing bones, a skull, snakes, candles, and a nocturnal escape that leaves only darkness and the audience of the tale.
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Seaene
Liberty Bounty
The Disfigurement of the Rev Theron Rice letter
Readers criticize a church scene where a woman’s feathered hat distracts during a sermon. The author compares church spectacle with theater and Parian decapitation imagery, questioning the prominence of headgear over preaching content. The letter also discusses counting cotton crops and tax assessment processes in a separate note.
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Theron Rice
Central Presbyterian Church
Paria
Candid Criticism and Miscellany From January 1900
A scattered collection from Hectoraville areas includes a skeptical reply to a reader requesting an autograph, regional notes on cotton inventory and banking capacity, reader letters about price trends, and comments from various Georgia towns on local politics, economy, and national coverage.
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Parcela post plan sparks debate among country merchants
The proposed parcels post would let large northern and western department stores ship directly to consumers, threatening small town merchants. Country retailers urge senators and congressmen to block the plan during the current session.
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Parcela Post
Jarge
Congress
King Carlos of Portugal and Braganza Dynasty Facts
A fragmented report traces Dom Carlos I of Portugal and the Braganza lineage. It notes his title, 1863 birth, 1889 succession, 1586 marriage to Marie Amelie, and financial strains leading to crown pawn talks. The piece also touches on Lady Smith of South Africa and Sir Harry Smith’s family history, including battles and a medal for his wife.
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Dom Carloryse
Dom Carlos
Algarves
Africa
Guinwang
Opia
Arabia
Persia
Indes
Royal House of Braganz
Marie Amelie
Chip Dug d’Orleans Comte de Paris
House of Braganz
Royal House of
Porttugal
Braganza Dynasty
Carlos
Wellington
Harry
Bala
Smith
Chil Manwallah
Memorable Edwardian Hero Honored in Wiltshire Church
SSA LadY SMITH remains in descendant hands. Sir Harry, governor of Cape Colony, died childless and left a title extinct. His memorial chapel at St Mary Wiltshire was rebuilt to honor Aliwal’s hero, with the church housing many of the family. The tale links Harrismith, Aliwal, and Lady Smith to a legacy of valor.
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Harry
Cape Colony
Chhidren
Harris
St Mary Wilttlesey
Aliwal
Sir Harry
Harrismith Ladysmith
Aliwall
Primary calls and farmer counsel in Georgia editorials
The State Press argues farmers should diversify beyond cotton toward mules horses cattle and bread goods to be self sufficient and crop diversification noted as achievable with proper plan. The Savannah Press endorses primaries in Chatham and statewide white primaries as fair and necessary for selecting Democratic nominees and urges Richmond County to adopt the primary system via local committee action.
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Augusta
Herald
Savannah
Chatham
Chatham County
Richmond County
Moeting
Pittsburg Pa Tein Lyman Hall School of Technolo
A fragmented notice references Pittsburg Pennsylvania and Lyman Hall within a School of Technology context. Details on meet the expenses and sub apprentices are unclear. This item appears as a partial OCR fragment lacking concrete actions or outcomes.
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Pittsburg
Patein Lyman Hall
School of Technolo
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