Senator Jones Attacks Foreign Voters in Arkansas Speech
The Democratic National Committee chair James K. Jones told Arkansas lawmakers that hundreds of thousands of immigrants voted for McKinley and swayed 1896. He claimed Bryan was cheated and predicted a 1900 victory by bi metalists, arguing the poor and native Anglo-Saxons were more American and that wealth distribution was unequal. He denounced foreign influence and praised the 1896 campaign strategy.
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McKinley
James K. Jones
Bryan
Maja
United States
Democratic National Committee
Arkansas
Republican Party
Jones
Kinley
Jost
United States Senate
Capitol
Little Rock
Democraticational Committee
Issu
Massachusetts
North
East
Ism
Clark
National Party
Daly
Democratic Campaign Fund
Montana
Democratic Party
Bryan and the South Disagree on Trade
The piece argues Bryan faces a divided South over trade and expansion, with the Atlanta Constitution urging free Chinese market access. It contrasts Bryan’s stance against direct military involvement to protect trade and highlights Kentucky farmers’ losses under Democratic tariff policy from 1892 to 1896.
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Bryan
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
China
Atlanta Constitution
South
Atlanta
Constitution
Custom House
Union
United States Army
Pekin
Nebraska
Manhattan
Kan
Mr. Bryan
Kentucky
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Pingree’s Nostrils and a McKinleyVote in Michigan
Governor Hazen S Pingree signals he will likely vote for McKinley citing national gains but he says nothing about supporting measures. The piece asserts Pingree’s conflict with his party over taxation schemes and Senate fights that left him on the outside of Republican power.
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Hazen S. Pingree
Michigan
McKinley
Pingree
Lansing
McKinlay
Spain
Burrows
McMillan
Republian
Senate
Swine Raisers Prosper In Global Hog Counts
Seventeen nations figure in hog statistics with 122,376,000 hogs. United States holds 69,000,000, while Austria Hungary Russia and Germany range around 10 to 11 million each. France has 6,263,000. United Kingdom 3,683,000. British colonies about 2,500,000. American hog raisers now earn almost twice as much for their produce as under Grover Cleveland’s free trade era.
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United States
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Germany
France
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Ireland
Grover Cleveland
German Americans urged to vote for Bryan over imperialism
The piece argues German Americans should resist giving up a large share of their influence and wages to back Aguinaldo and Philippines expansion, portraying Bryan as preferable to imperialism despite the German American community’s generous nature.
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Bryan
Aguinaldo
Philippines
A boon to the poor with New York playgrounds
The Outdoor Recreation League advances summer recreation across sixty school districts and four tenement playgrounds in New York City. Seward and Hamilton Fish parks open for children with swings, milk, crackers, and shaded spaces while mothers work. A new amphitheater at Seward park and a large boys club promise gymnasiums, pools, libraries, and social activities for youth, funded by donations and city efforts.
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Seward Park
Hester
Norfolk
Division
Hamilton Fish Park
Houston, Pitt, Stanton
SK Streets
Hudsonbank
Fifty-third
Eleventh
Amsterdam Avenue
Outdoor Recreation League
Alo
Board of Education
Act of Education
Recreation League
St Mark’s Place
Tenth Street
Avenue A
Chicago Record
Verse and various advertisements in a late 19th century miscellany
A mosaic of quips, product plugs, and social chatter. It names bishops, editors, and everyday figures while touting remedies like Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, Cascarets, Piso’s Cure, and Putnam dyes. Other bits mock society, tease readers, and promote household goods and humor in a rapid-fire catalog style.
Kidney Troubles of Women and Mrs Pinkham Cure Claims
A historical letter fragment describes women citing kidney and bladder issues and seeking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It includes testimonials from Miss Eona Frederick of Troy Ohio and Miss Epva Freponics praising relief, plus a New York case of back pain and menstrual irregularity improved by the remedy.
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Eona Frederick
Troy
Ohio
Mas
Pincham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Epva Freponics
Dean
Pixxnam
New York
Masr Bakshiner R
Windsor, Pa
Plans for White House enlargement in October Ladies Home Journal
The October issue will publish proposals to enlarge the White House in Washington. Colonel Theodore A. Bingham will urge adoption, noting long standing housing needs and a repaired fear of harming proportions. A skilled architect has devised a solution to the enlargement problem to be presented.
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October
Ladies’ Home Journal
White House
Washington
Theodore A. Bingham
Executive Mansion
October Journal
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