Little Developments Likely To Hurt Bryan More Than McKinley
The Galveston Tribune notes Bryan faces limited risk near election day while numerous events could erode his support. Strikes a Wall Street downturn mill closures and other disasters are cited as factors that could swing favor away from McKinley, whereas Bryan appears less vulnerable.
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Bryan
McKinley
Wall Street
New England
Philippines
Blaine
Burchard
Galveston Tribune
Thanking Bryan community for Baldwin monument honor
Col. Thos. D. Rawson writes from Staunton on July 16, 1900, praising Bryan residents and the Daughters of the American Revolution for honoring Col. Baldwin. He recalls Baldwin’s kindness and misfortune, noting the host city’s respectful treatment. He closes with thanks and references a worsening Chinese situation and looming global conflict.
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Staunton
J. J. Adams
Bryan
Tex
Col
Baldwin
A COMBINE IS FORMED Russia and Germany Will Not Interfere With Each Other
London July 19. Reports say Allies lack harmony amid China conflict as Russia and Germany avoid interference. Germany may patrol Yangtse with warships and France backs both. Count Von Buelow seeks entente on further action. Russia agrees not to hamper German trade in China after order is reestablished. Potential coalition against England, Japan, the United States, Italy, and Austria is implied.
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London
China
Admiral Seymour
Taku-Tien Tsin
Germany
France
Associated Press
Berlin
Count von Buelow
Russia
William
Manchuria
Korea
England
Japan
United States
Italy
Austria
Tien Tsin
Standard
Daily Express
Shanghai
Kwan
Hu Nan
Hu Pe
Prince Tuan
Pekin
Pan Tang
Boers Defeated as Roberts Reports Pretoria Battle
London July 19 Lord Roberts reports from Pretoria a battle and chase as General Botha attacks Pole while Hamilton drives DeLarey north and French centers. British lines repulse desperate Boer assaults with Canadian Irish and New Zealand units praised. Roberts orders Methuen and Smith-Dorrien to Rustenberg. fox hunt begins for DeWet as DeWet's commando retreats toward Lindley.
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Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Botha
Pole
Carew
Hamilton
DeLarey
French
Watervaal
New Zealand Mounted
Borden
Birch
Robberts
Roberts
Methuen
Smith-Dorrien
Krugersdorp
Rustenberg
Orange River Colony
Hunter
Rundle
DeWet
Lindley
Broadwood
Ridley
van Reenan
Far East
Beckham Leading In Kentucky Democratic Convention Fight
Delegates in Lexington split by districts to form convention committees for the 2 PM session. Beckham camp claims 472 instructed votes with enough support to nominate, while 547 are needed. Opposition is scattered among several candidates. A Blackburn room conference backed an early extra session to amend the Goebel election law.
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Lexington
Beckham
Black
McCreary
Lewis
Tarvin
Smith
Pryor
Garnett
Blackburn
Gov. Beckham
Goebel
Blue and Gray Veterans Meet in Atlanta Reunion Tour
Hundreds of Civil War veterans gather in Atlanta for the Blue and Gray reunion visiting former battlefields and woods. Delegates arrive from many states led by General Albert D. Shaw and other noted officers. At Grand Opera House a camp fire event closes the day as Washington reports a reciprocity arrangement with Italy being promulgated.
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Washington
Adjutant General’s Office
United States
Atlanta
Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
New York
Indiana
Illinois
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Massachusetts
Georgia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
North Carolina
Virginia
Florida
Texas
Albert D. Shaw
Grand Army of the Republic
L. J. Wood
Dayton
Willard Warner
Alex P. Stewart
Stephen G. French
O. B. Crane
W. C. P. Breckinridge
J. C. Breckinridge
Grand Opera House
La Port Encampment Ticket Sale Notice
From Bryan to Houston round trip fares set at 3.30 La Port 4.10 and Galveston 4.95 with ticket limit to July 80th. Sunset Route offers 50 cent round trips between Houston La Port Galveston and Laport valid only on sale date July 23 to 29.
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Bryan
Houston
la- Port
Galveston
Laport
la Port
Sealed bids sought for eighty cards of split wood
Bids requested by the undersigned to furnish Bryan Graded school with eighty cards of good dry straight split wood. Bids due August 1. Wood must be on ground by September 1, 1900. Right to reject all bids reserved. M Parker chairman. Also ice cold watermelons guaranteed ripe and good weight over 20 pounds. B H Knowles. tf
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Bryan Graded
M. Parker
B. H. Knowles
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