Captain William W. English Breaks with Bryan in Party Split
The Life long Democrat Captain William W. English condemns the Kansas City platform of 1900 and declares he will vote for McKinley and Roosevelt. He argues that in a crisis of national honor party fealty must yield to public duty and condemns Bryan and Stevenson as threats to law and order. The piece cites Sumner and emphasizes loyalty to the republic over party.
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William W. English
W. H. English
Indiana
Kansas City
Charles Sumner
William Jennings Bryan
Republic
Democratic Party
McKinley
Roosevelt
Bryan
Stevenson
Chicago
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Santiago
United States
Multiple Mines and Local Visits Highlight Colorado Dispatch
Mrs Franks Adams from Carion City visits Weatcliffe with parents Mr and Mrs J P Falkenburg. Various notes cover Hermit lake ore improvements and a twenty foot wide section in the stope. Miss Jessalyn Parsons visits from Cafion City. John Pierce plans to move to Cafion City for schooling. Melon crops replace idle town lots with cantaloupes and strawberries. Numerous social calls occur in Cafion City and Salida. An ice house fire at La Junta destroys 1400 tons. Corbett defeats McCoy in New York. The National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic will meet in Denver in 1901. Pueblo, Cripple Creek, and Denver notes include oil office burglary, wheat prices, and regional political updates.
Shirt Waist Half Price Sale Promises Big Savings
The store advertises half price on the entire shirt waist stock with remaining desirable styles. It invites customers to choose from the full range at 50 percent off, highlighting ongoing value.
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Bryas
Denver Republican
Thomas
Bilkenny Row
Denver
Maloney
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Table Rock
Wyoming
R A. M
Leadville
Leas
State Federation of Labor
Goddard
Naan Afenstiniere
Llewellyn
Kansas
Arkansas City
Arkansas
Cripple Creek
Ed. F. Brown
Congress
Bell
Vermont
Stickney
Russia
McClure
James C. Gilmore
W. R. Leigh
James Barnes
South Africa
New York Outlook
Outlook
Prettoria
The
Outlook Company
New York
Arthur Sewell
Bath
Maine
Mr. Sewell
Frank Adams
Carion City
J. P. Falkenburg
Weatcliffe
Hermit Lake
Silver Cliff
Eop
Jessalyn Parsons
Cafion City
Golden Transcript
John Pierce
Beaver Creek
Florence
Cafson City
Rocky Ford
Catharine Coolbaugh
Salida
Carrie Granger
Theodore Shoemaker
Carton City
Mrs. Shoemaker
Daisie Morgan
Calhoun
Crestone
Bf Avinary
Nekimal Deeeereeneseyee
Charles Emery
Cafon City
Antoinette Ryder
Miss Schwartz
M. D. Greve
J. T. Davison
Carson City
Rev. Rudolph
Cajon City
J. W. Williams
Whittemore
la Junta
Elenore Finn
Pearl
Hays
Canon
Sisters’ Academy
France
Corbett
McCoy
Grand Army of the Republic
James Stevens
Carion
Mr. Stevens
Cripple Creek Press
Ean
Continental Oil Company
Pueblo
E. H. Watson
Villa Grove
Mosea Herald
Montrose
Bush
Colorado Press
Pythian Supreme Officers
American Bar Association
Ogden H. Fethers
Janesville, Wis
Tracey R. Bangs
Grand Forka
N. D
R. L. C. White
Nashville
Lincoln Park
Aee Danl DeWeese
Capt. Coghlan
Raleigh
Aguinaldo
Huerfano
Peabody Military Band
That City
S. H. Atwater and Son
Rev. H. N. Wilson
Cottonwood Springs
Lanah
MoNelly’s
Haken’s
Jewelry Store
R. Rosenberg
Flang
Main Street
Usona Hosiery
United States of North America
Canon City
Colo
USONA
Mstrong Bros
Anon City
Frank L. Smith
Beecher’s
Bed Springs
H. D. Avery
Baeer & Bigdgee
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