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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1900

Page

2

Bryan and Chicago platform in big Detroit rally

Detroit May 2 Last night Bryan spoke before 10000 in Columbus on the same platform as Hanna. In Detroit he dined with 1700 Democrats as 2000 watched. Reports show swift party unification nationwide. Monnett Ohio exattorney general praised for enforcing anti trust law. Delegates instructed for Bryan rise to 198 total. Sulzer praised Croker for backing Bryan in New York effort.

Detroit Mich Bryan Columbus Mark Hanna Mohawk Club Democratic Party Mr. Bryan Frank Monnett Ohio Standard Oil Company Mr. Monnett Bar of Justice Republican Party Michigan Kansas City Chicago Sulzer Tsay Richard Croker New York

Americans withstand siege at Catubig church

A 30 man garrison of the Forty third regiment at Catubig Island of Samar held a 5 day siege as hundreds of Filipino forces attacked. Twenty Americans sheltered in the church while fire destroyed the roof and walls remained. Reinforcements from Cavan arrived saving the garrison, with ten survivors and scarce food and ammunition. Rebels reported heavy casualties.

Manila Catubig Island of Saman Cavan Catrama Laoan

Wilson predicts McKinley Bryan ticket with new campaign lines

Kansas City dispatch reports William L. Wilson author of the Wilson tariff bill en route from Hot Springs to Nebraska City as guest of J Sterling Morton. He says Bryan will be nominated and McKinley will be the opponent with Cleveland sidelined. He claims Dewey will fade from politics amid sudden moves and missteps.

Kansas City, Mo William L. Wilson Hot Springs Nebraska City J.sterling Morton Cleaveland McKinley Bryan Dewey Wilson Admiral Dewey Everbody

Heir to 50000 Francs Triggers Tragic Death Near Paris

Mrs Gottfried Hoehn residing north of the city died suddenly after learning she had fallen heir to 50000 francs from a relative near Paris. She had been afflicted with heart trouble, and the shock proved fatal within minutes.

Chicago Carlyle III Gottfried Hoehn Paris France

Hanna's Business Scheme

The Baltimore Sun editorial argues against Mr. Hanna and his party, asserting the public duty to demand a different policy. It says no imperial gains justify debt, higher taxes, or the costs of war and conquest, and rejects Hanna's idea of business, civilization, progress, and Christianization as the nation’s path.

Hanna

Ballard's Stow Liniment Promises Wide Pain Relief

Ballard's Stow Liniment claims to cure rheumatism neuralgia headaches sore throats cuts sprains bruises old sores corns and all pain and inflammation. It is described as the most penetrating liniment in the world and sold for 25 or 50 cents at H L Tucker's drug store.

Ballard H. L. Tucker Tabler Rome

Bryan for President The Journal backs William Jennings Bryan

W R Hearst editor of the New York Journal asserts Bryan should be elected not for party success but for national welfare. He calls for a democratic America honoring Washington Jefferson and Lincoln, expansion with liberty and equality, and opposes privilege for the few. The Journal supports Bryan as the best representative of American ideals.

Mr. Bryan Washington Jefferson Western Hemisphere Journal Lincoln William Jennings Bryan United States W. R. Hearst New York Journal

Their Little Joke in the Republican Platform

The St Louis Republic mocks an anti trust plank and a $31,000,000 trust campaign fund, arguing Mark Hanna and McKinley are tools of the trusts. It says voters will rebuke this gambit in November with a decisive repudiation of party subservience to business interests. Advertisement for White's Cream Vermicide ends the piece.

Mark Hanna McKinley KeKinley Republican National Polis Interes Bermos Paris Republic Seoserinivon Ear the Republic Maga Oe Sl

The Business Manager's Mistake

The Ohio republican platform opposes national liberty for the Philippines while praising Lincoln a contradiction the writer calls ludicrous. Mark Hanna, the party business manager, allegedly shapes policy for business reasons, not ideals. Also promotes Buck eye Pile Ointment with immediate relief claims and local drugstore pricing.

Ohio Republican Philippines Philippine Washington Abraham Lincoln Republican Party Mark Hanna

New York Democrats urged to unite for Bryan

Chicago Dispatch argues New York should press for Bryan's electors and resist platform concessions. It notes New York can shape the national Democratic stance without surrendering principles to secure votes, highlighting imperialism militarism and trusts as pivotal issues likely to drive the 1896 contest.

New York McKinley William J. Bryar Bryan Empire State

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Congressman Sulzer Philbrick Congressman Lentz Forty-Third W. L. Willson The Baltimore Sun St. Louis Republic Chicago Dispatch ORIA H. M. Cannon East Side Square Butler, MO Foster Merwin Amsterdam Amoret Archie Adelan H.M CC Non D. D W. J. McAninch Gailey'’s J. ¥. Smith John L. Stanley Smith & Stanley Atalls State Bank Dooley A. B. Ludwick Doolly & Ludwick Francisco H.C. Clare Francisco & Clark, Lawyers Seeeeuere Gilves & Clark Bracfiela W. O. Jackson Thos. J. Smith Bates County Bank Butler, Missouri Thos. W. Silvers Farmers Bank J. A Silvers Rich Hi Silvers & Silvers E. S. Ballard Trimble's Drugstore West Side Squar E. M. Christy M.D Christy & Roe Over Butler Cash Department Store Botle Hatste Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta. Ga I C. Boulware Office Norte S'De Souare Butler,Mo J. T. Hull Clo Uing Co Siedio Souare Boner Aiag Frank Allen Ith Missouri State Bank Butler Missouri Pacific Railway Butler Station Forth Hound E. C. Vawon Aldmont K. C. Pittsburg & Gulf Worland Kanean City Daily Port Arthur Kensses City Pittaburg Kane Joplin Neosho Sulphur Ark Biloam Springs Ark Louie J Ogden San Francisco Portland Faneas City
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