Democratic Parade and National Convention in Indianapolis
Indiana's capital hosted a large Democratic parade with flags, candles, and Greek fireballs while Adlai E. Stevenson and William J. Bryan spoke at the convention. The gathering endorsed measures from the Kansas City platform and opposed Republican war tax policies.
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Population of Arkansas in 1900 Reveals Growth Trends
The census bureau reports Arkansas population by counties and towns. In 1900 the state totals 1,311,564 up from 1,128,179 in 1890, a 16.25 percent rise. The piece notes decade growth comparisons, land area of about 53,045 square miles, and 184 incorporated towns, with larger cities excluded.
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Germany issues second note on China outrages probe
Berlin reports an official note to the powers proposing joint scrutiny of the Sept. 25 Chinese edict. Germany aims to verify the list of punished princes, the adequacy of penalties, and how to oversee enforcement. A general understanding on the issue is anticipated.
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Washington Sees Path to Chinese Peace Negotiations
Washington officials say German proposals on designating and punishing those responsible for the Chinese outrages open a path to settling the Chinese question. They expect Cabinet discussion upon McKinley’s return as they assess the German emperor’s reply and the punishment framework.
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