Big Four Route Winter Excursions and Home-Seekers Rates
Excursion and home seekers rates offered via the Big Four Route from Oct 15 1899 to Apr 30 1900 with return validity to May 1900. Philadelphia round trip one fare due to the National Exposition. November sales offer ten day return. Home-Seekers' Excursions on Nov 7 and 21 with one fare plus $2 to many southern and western states and territories. return passage 21 days after sale. Contact J E Ambbell or Warren J Lynch for details.
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Cuba
Florida
Gulf Coast
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Alabama
South Carolina
Arizona
British Columbia
Colorado
Idaho
Indiana Territory
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Law
Mahitobe
Michigan
Minnesota
Mii
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
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Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Wisconsin
Wyoming
J. E. Ampbell
Aguimaldo Advises Followers Pray For Themselves
The figure urges supporters to focus on personal prayer rather than backing the Democratic party's success, signaling a shift in public messaging and personal accountability.
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Aguimaldo
Democratic Party
Filipino Rebellion Relapse Frames Thanksgiving Subject
The note suggests considering the relapse of the Filipino rebellion as a topic in the Thanksgiving subject, signaling a shift toward colonial unrest amid holiday reflection. It implies historical tensions influencing contemporary discourse during the holiday period.
Republican Committee to Meet in Washington in December
Gen Hanna announces the Republican National Committee will convene in Washington mid December to fix the time and place for the next Republican Convention and to transact other business.
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Hanna
Republican National Committee
Washington
Suddarth Enters Republican Gubernatorial Campaign
Hon. Jerry L. Suddarth enters the gubernatorial race as a Republican nominee. A well known Crawford County criminal lawyer, he positions his campaign on legal experience and public service.
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Jerry L. Suddarth
Suddarth
Crawford County
Feudal murders and political rancor in Kentucky
A provocative critique arguing Kentuckians deserve the current governance and urging action against the Republican majority to prevent continued feudal violence and chaotic elections, while demanding change to governor leadership.
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Kentucky
Zoeble
Desperate Philippine gridiron play ends with tackle
Aguinaldo makes a frantic rush for goal as McArthur tackles on the right wing with Lawton on the left and Wheaton at full back. Forces a tense moment as the signal for down may come.
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Aguinaldo
McArthur
Lawton
Wheaton
Disrupted celestial display and political intrigue
The report notes the Leonides failed to appear and hints at a link to Mark Atina and a scarce stellar show on the 13th and 15th. It forecasts a grand fireworks display after a November Republican victory and hopes paraq tech nics will illuminate Kentucky voting to allow Democrats to count Republicans out before Christmas.
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Leonides
Markatina
Marcus
Kentucky
Ohio election results reflected in editorials across papers
Following McKinley era approval, Judge Nash is seen winning the governorship as Republicans take both state houses by large margins. Editorials from Cleveland and Dayton outlets attribute the outcome to trust in the administration and continued prosperity, noting Nash’s anticipated governorship by over 60 000 votes.
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Incignati Enquirer
McLean
Techenhae
Cleveland Q
Nash
McKinley
Bicquaey
Ohio
Hanna
Ohio Voters Speak on McKinley Era and Jones Vote
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes the Jones vote as protest of two old parties rather than an endorsement of Jones. It highlights party ruin from bossism and factionalism, while the Toledo Blade salutes McKinley’s administration and a strong Republican majority.
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Cleveland O. Plain Dealer
Jones
McLean
Ohio Democracy
Toledo O. Blade
Ohio
McKinley
Bushnell
General Assembly
Washington City
Votiers
Indianapolis
Ind
Sensinel
Kentucky
Nebraska Fusion Victory Defies Hanna Covert Funding
Nebraska voters rebuke imperialism and tyrant trusts as fusion forces rally to reform. The Omaha World-Herald notes the rebuke of Hanna managers who allegedly tried to invest $60,000 to sway Nebraska on election day. Lincoln State Journal echoes the stern critique of imperialism.
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Nebraska
Commonwealth
Sons of Nebraska
Hanna
Lincoln
Rep
Omaha World-Herald
South
Utah
New York Figures Show Party Lines Across City and State
The New York Times endorses McKinley Roosevelt while criticizing Tammany and Platt influence. The New York Sun lauds the Republican ticket and calls for a strong finance and growth program. The piece notes historic district results and predicts anti-Platt Republicans prevail locally.
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McKinley
Low
Tracy
Mazet
Tammany Hall
Platt
New York
Significance of the National Election Results Across States
Editorial roundups from New York Times and World note Bryan’s weak nationwide appeal while McKinley’s expansion policy gains traction. Ohio shows stronger support for expansion, with New Jersey New York and South Dakota reflecting anti imperialism setbacks. Democratic voices see mixed prospects for 1900, optimistic in some regions and cautious in others.
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New York Times
Bryan
New York World
MacKinley
Chicago
New Jersey
New York
South Dakota
Expansion plan faces unfavorable reception in results
The Des Moines Town State Register notes the state contest outcomes suggest weak backing for the expansion plan. The article argues the election meaning is McKinley’s reelection in 1900 with a Republican Congress by the largest majority ever cast in the United States.
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Des Moines
Massachusetts Iowa note on imperialism political clash
The passage discusses Republican anti imperialist sentiment in Massachusetts and a key Iowa gubernatorial race where White the Democratic candidate shifts focus to imperialism while silver issue fades. It notes Iowa’s limited response to his appeals and the President's policy.
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Iowa
White
Massachusetts Political Divide Reflected in Voter Turnout
Boston papers note a split over imperialism and militarism. 22 000 Republicans stayed home signaling Massachusetts mood toward the Republican empire and leadership. Williams faction gains in rural grounds while Dem aligned outlets critique Lodge and McKinley policies.
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Massachusetts
Crane
Senator Lodge
McKinley
Boston
Mass.-Herald
Williams
Maryland Elections Reflected in Newspaper Commentary
In Maryland coverage the Sun argues the state would align with Democrats due to lack of sound reasons for voter GOP support. The American counterpoints that Democratic gains stem from Republican mismanagement and compromises with Independents and Democrats, excluding regular Republicans.
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Baltimore
American
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