Corbin Letter to Sewell on Post Exchange Reasons
Adjutant General S E Cardin transcribes a lengthy missive by James A Corbin addressing the Post Exchange, its impact on service life and temperance, and requests for further data. The letter discusses army consumption, clerks and mechanics, purchasing power, and comparisons with civilian communities, ending with a formal sign‑off.
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Sewell
Bette Ul
Fk Men
Vbrin
Fon
Che
Oheere
Titistimer
Ryegate
Uae
Agassi
Fee
Anoanally
Siewe ix
Owen
He Teliti
Twenth
Esc
Safets
Cardin
Steinhuber Appointment Rumors Rife in Clerical Circles
Washington reports a potential formal confirmation for Asminas Steinhuber as prefect in Rowe of the Concresation of the Index. Observers note he may push for a higher church standard, while discussions touch on Gregorian chant and church reform. Strong voices in ecclesiastical circles weigh implications for St. Ceolt Ceres and related congregations.
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Washington
Sept. C
AsMinas Steinhuber Ais
Rowe
St. Coevilix
Sovletie Villas
Cubans Appeal for Freedom in US Report
New York announces an appeal issued by Senor Salvador Cisneros Betancourt, vice president of Cuba, calling for immediate Cuban freedom and withdrawal of troops. He warns of potential U S suzerainty or continued occupation if a constitutional plan fails. The appeal supports electing Betancourt as delegate and as chief executive in Cuba.
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New York
Anc
Cuba
Senor Salvador Cisneros Betancourt
Awice
Island Republic
Tizure
Senor Cisneros
Senorisneros
Philippine Islands
Visnenis
Eves Aude
Wood
United
Tiey
Culkin
Nba
Republic
PLAN MEETS WITH FAVOR IN PEKIN NEGOTIATIONS
London Aug. 31 The Associated Press reports broad European support for the American Russian plan to withdraw allied forces from Pekin to aid peace talks. Li Hung Chang as intermediary gains growing favor, with authorities likely to authorize him soon. Li will stay in Shanghai to pursue open communications.
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London
Associated Press
Pekin
Europenia
Li Hung Chan
Seon
Li Hove Chans
Setaimine Bi Hung Chang
Tukot
Li Huns Chang
Shanghai
Withdrawal of Allies from Pekin Seen as Best Way
Officials in Beijing favor pulling all allied forces from Pekin to avoid worsening tensions with the Chinese populace. Retaining troops there is viewed as likely to cause further complications and provoke public ire.
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Pekin
Stops the Cold and Work off the Cold Tablet Ad
An old ad touts Laxative Brome Jamnine Tablets as a cure for a cold with a money back guarantee. It claims a cure in one day or no pay, priced at 25 cents.
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Oneidaw
Watered seating and wine notices amid accident report
The text states a 16,000 seat capacity will be insufficient for crowds and overflow meetings will be provided. It mentions two girls gathering traps for peer’s wine and asserts Speers wines excel worldwide. It also references the American Institute Farmer's lab and Alfred peer wines from Passaie Sewdersey claiming reliability, before noting an accident with a person named Wina Superior killed.
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Peer
Speers
American Institute Farmer's Lab
Alfred ~Peer
Sewdersey
Well Known Richmond Citizen Dies in Accident
Captain Gwenjamin Wickinton of Richmond Missouri died after a shotgun discharged while he went to the barn to kill rats. He was an longtime resident and respected citizen, born in Clark County Virginia, with about thirty years in Richmond.
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Richmond
Gwenjamin Wickinton
Wigginton
Clark County
Virginia
Isid
Eitizets
Bryan to Speak in St Louis Under Traveling Men's Club
William Jennings Bryan will speak in St Louis on Saturday September 15 at the Coliseum under the Traveling Men's Bryan Club. Chairman J M Seibert said the event drew delight and will focus on trusts with A M Dockers Webster Davis and other speakers. The state committee aims to bring railroads to promote attendance and give Missourians a chance to see and hear Bryan at the Coliseum.
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St. Louis
William Jennings Bryan
Coliseum
Men's Bryan Club
J. M. Seibert
Democratic State Committee
Brian
Everyinaly
Missouri
A.M. Dockers
Webster Davis
Brean
SIXTEEN TO ONE captioned money debate question
A fragmented caption asks why the ratio of sixteen to one for silver dollars is deemed wrong by a “sound money” writer and cites President McKinley and the Secretary in a political money debate. The readable fragment signals a discussion on monetary standards and official stance.
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McKinley
Sec
Debate over silver coinage and 16 to 1 ratio
A letter complains about McKinley and Gage supporting silver dollars at the 16 to 1 rate since 1900. It questions policy, accuses leaders of political manipulation, and argues the publican or proponents of "sound money" should oppose wholesale coinage at that ratio.
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Retary Gage
Republican Party
Tito F
McKinley
Gage
Cluas
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