President McKinley Accepts renomination in Canton address
William McKinley formally receives renomination from the Republican Party in Canton as Senator Lodge and Hanna lead the notification. The president delivers a lengthy reply stressing disciplined policy, national credit, tariff support, and restoration of prosperity, with calls to uphold the gold standard and expand American influence abroad.
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Canton
Willian Mecinley
United States
Cleveland
McKinley
Senator Lodge
Senator Hanna
McWinley
Reguard
Wileh
Settuiuesdt
Sili
Wiusomi
Somie Couture
Fetter
Bey Islathun
Mrust
Mooney
Hawaiian Islands
Hague
Europe
Sumvud
Pacific Ocean
Orient
Spatta
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Mintiouw
Philippine
Mury Paestpone
Republician Party
Congress
Amaple Worherby
Peifern
Phas
Freedete
Cate
Titerty
Enme
Purien
Lec
Hutoef
Hasemi
Tuayve
Ito
Cheameon
McKnley
Republican Party
M. A. Hanna
Roosevelt Nominated for Vice President at Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt, New York governor, accepts Republican nomination for VP at his Oyster Bay summer home. Senator Walcott announces the formal notification while Roosevelt’s son Guy responds with a brief, dignified speech praising McKinley and urging unity to preserve national prosperity and honor abroad. The piece ends with a note on the Turkish grand vizier and British premier salaries.
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Foriunally
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Oyster Bay
L. L
Republican Party
United States
Guy Roosevelt
Genius Is Audacity Concealing Its True Fact
A terse assertion argues that genius rests on bold assertiveness, masking its underlying risk and bold deception. The statement frames audacity as the hidden engine of notable achievement and progress.
Democrats Oppose Shipping Subsidy Amid Debate on American Ships
The piece argues the Democratic party cannot craft a policy and denounces the Republican Shipping Subsidy bill. It contends foreign ships dominate trade, subsidized by other nations, and claims Democrats ally with England by opposing measures to bolster American shipyards and reduce dependence on foreign carriers.
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Democratic Party
United States
Theo
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Spain
Russia
Austria
Japan
Republican Party
Republican Campaign Fund
England
Senator Hanna Endorses McKinley for Reelection
Senator Hanna voices strong support for President McKinley and the Republican ticket. He praises McKinley’s leadership, traits, and the party’s record, urging continued confidence and renomination to sustain national progress.
How Will Bryan Vote in 1900 Campaign
The text recounts Bryan’s Lincoln home ward assessor figures and outlines national financial data for 1900. It contrasts Bryan’s stance with McKinley’s prosperity message and asserts Republicans delivered prosperity, sound money, and open trade doors in China, boosting American exports.
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McKinley
W. J. Bryan
Chicago
City of
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Europe
China
Two Courses Open in Campaign Debate on Philippines
The piece argues Democrats will attack the administration’s course on the Philippines without offering an alternative. It asserts two options: maintain governance and development, or abandon and risk anarchy, with the first framed as Republican and the second as Democratic.
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Philippines
Democracy Faces Task to Persuade Voters on 16 to 1
A Democratic stance argues the 16 to 1 policy is essential for the nation, outweighing protection, sound money, prosperity, trade expansion, and patriotic tribute, amid praise for Republican administrations that saved and built the republic.
Labor and Trusts: Close Ties Shape Wage Reform
In a period of rising labor unity, the piece argues that wages, hours, and conditions improve as labor and capital collaborate. It cites arbitration and conferences across industries, notes favorable views of large unions, and claims strikes decline under Democratic governance while prosperity grows via productive cooperation.
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Democratic Party
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
International Typographical Union
United States
American Federation of Labor
Theodore Schaffer
Dever
Melinley
Republican Party
Ice-cracked lines cool Tammany anti trust fever
The piece satirically links political figures and events to a supposed anti trust stance. It references Pettigrew Vallandigham Bryan Lentz and a Syracuse iron trade combo. It mocks tariffs and charity claims while noting judicial infection by the Tammany ice metaphor.
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Tammany
Pettigrewism
New York
Tammany Ice Trust
Pettigrew
Stomach Bitters Proclaimed Main Remedy for Digestive Ailments
The text asserts the Truat Problem mirrors stomach disorders like constipation indigestion and dyspepsia and promotes Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as the reliable remedy for all such ailments.
Violence Surges in Berlin Prompting Central Reporting Order
Crime waves in Berlin and nearby areas lead the Prussian Ministry of the Interior to issue a directive. All violent deaths must be reported immediately to a special bureau which will determine jurisdiction and, if needed, deploy its detectives.
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Berlin
Ministry of the Interior
Nickel Plate Road Offers Special Low Rates to Chautauqua Lake
The Nickel Plate Road announces special low rates to Chautauqua Lake for July 27 with return travel by August 28. Tickets include elegant equipment and superb dining car service aboard palace sleepers. Contact nearest agent or C A Asterlin, T P A, Fort Wayne.
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Chautauqua Lake
C. A. Asterlin
Fort Wayne
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Mre
Kansas City
Turkey
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Ono
William Messinley
Labor and Trusts
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Kansas
Nebraska
Lentz
Syracuse
The
Nickel Plate Road
Carter
Vitec PO
ALF
Carters
Price Genefins
Purety
San Francisco
San Joaquin Valley
Golden Gate
Indian Pueblos
Yosemite, Grand
Canon of
Arizona
Santa Fe
California
Harvey
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry
T. Felix Gouraud
A. Sayre
Gouraud
U. S
Canadas
T. Hopkins
Great Jones St
N.Y
Grean
Atlaxta
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