Colored Democracy debate and Bryan Stevenson's crossfire
A United Colored Democracy of Greater New York meeting ratified Kansas City nominations and denounced efforts to disfranchise Black voters. Nebraska lore recalls Stevenson defending a Black man in a wartime case, highlighting Afro-American political dynamics and limited black support for Bryan Stevenson in key regions. The era’s press dismisses Bryan as a gloom preacher while noting Illinois Democrats’ governance issues and Western resistance to free silver.
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United Colored Democracy of
Greater New York
Kansas City
Bryan
Stevenson
United Colored Democracy
Greater
New York
Nebraska
E. N. Jenkins
Thayer County
Adlai F E. Stevenson
Mlinois
Mr. Jenkins
Philip Jenkins
Woodford
Adlai E. Stevenson
Jenkins
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Bryan and Prosperity in the 1900 Campaign
A critical outlook on William J. Bryan and Democratic aims argues that prosperity under McKinley would vanish if Bryan won. It mocks Bryan, cites his Nebraskan roots, calls his predictions unsound, and questions his stance on protection and free trade. It references Porto Rico and notes sheepmen in a quip about voting.
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Democratic Party
McKinley and Protection Administration
Republican Party
Nebraska
Bryan
McKinley
The Earps and the Stage Robberly in Arizona Era
A sweeping portrait of the Earp brothers led Tombstone’s lawless era with stage robberies and gun battles. It recounts Warren Earp’s death in Wilcox and Wyatt Earp’s later notoriety in San Francisco, their feuds with the cattle rustlers, and a long chain of killings, duels, and vendettas involving Virgil Julian and Curly Bill.
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Arizona
Wilcox
Warren Earp
Wyatt Earp
Frisco
Warren
John Boyett
Boyett
Earp
Earps
Cur
Tombstone
Virgil
Curly Bill” Earp
Birdcage Opera House
Sheriff Behan
Ike” Clayton
Jack” Ringo
Curly Bill
Doc” Holliday
Clayton
Ike
Wiliams
Wells-Fargo
Borett
Gunnison County
Gunnison
California
Jessie
Wyatt
Julian
Cochise
Johnny Behan
Jack Ringo
Faro Bank
Julian Earp
McLowerles
Billy” Clayton
Frank Stillwell
Bicycle care and riding tips for safety and maintenance
Guidance on street dismounts keep the wheel moving to check traffic. Patching tires with soap and dust, testing cyclometers, and proper handlebar and saddle angles reduce fatigue and improve comfort. It also praises coaster brakes for hills and ends with a promotional line for Pe-ru-na as a tonic.
Heading Him Off and A Regiment Mislaid
The piece follows Miss Fracks thwarting Mr Dolley who presses for love though she rebuffs him. In a separate note, the War Office traced a regiment that vanished from records between Bristol and Colchester and was finally found in Sheffield after extensive telegram inquiries.
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Miss Fracks
Dolley
War Office
Bristol
Colchester
Sheffield
The One Medicine Pe-ru-na for Women's Catarrh
An advertisement extols Pe-ru-na as a universal remedy for women, claiming it cures catarrh in any mucous membrane and all related ailments. It asserts Pe-ru-na addresses congestion of any mucous membrane and treats various disorders where other remedies fail.
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Liforia
Illinois
United States
Benton
Oregon
Mrs. Bryan
William Messinley
Mr. Bryan
William J. Bryan
Man Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Porto Rico
Chicago Tribune
Wilson
Grand Island
William McKinley
Chicago
Uncle Sam
Ione
Colorado Springs “Gazette
Charis
Johnny Béhan
Cochise ‘County
Virgil Earp
Barshel Williams
Wells-Fargo Express
Williams
Behan
Earp Brothers
Eee
Tees
Mseas
Carter
Carters
Eastiol Chicase
Tolono
St. Louis
Kansas
P. E. Companeh
P. & T. A. Toleaes
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
McClielnan
D. Maxrtein
Indianapolis
Ind
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