General Wheeler Praises Patriotism at University Convocation
General Joseph Wheeler delivers at the University of Chicago convocation urging rigorous patriotism and civic duty. He argues education underpins republican permanence and warns against demagoguery, stressing chivalry, honor, and national resolve as keys to the nation’s power and safety.
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Joseph Wheeler
University of Chcago
China
University of Chicago
Wheeler
Bryan
Lincoln
Railroad crowd oversells Indianag powwow turnout
Railroad men expected immense business in Bryan for an Indianag powwow. They hauled many empty cars and 34 passengers, about 2000 of them members of the Order of Red Men. The turnout fell short, likened to a circus despite high hopes.
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Indianagon
Bryan
Premature Vale of Ferri Hagearty Mine Announced
Mr Webb of Manhattan Investment Co visited the Ferri Hagearty mine last week and reported satisfaction with its prospects. A. Moin ped holds an option on the venture and sees potential in the mine’s future development.
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Ferri
Otavengon's Return and Colorado Silver Republican Rift
A. M. Stevenson of Golorada resigns as chairman of the Teller Silver Republicans in Colorado, denouncing expansionist policies and criticizing supporters who back imperial ventures over Admiral Dewey. He frames the issue as an inheritance of national unity and warns against Anglo Saxon World power failures.
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A. M. Stevenson
Golorada
Teller Silver Republican Committee
Admiral Dewey
Washington
Colorado
Teller
United States Senate
England borrows from the United States again
The Chicago Times-Herald notes that Britain has placed 30 million dollars of its 60 million dollar loan in the United States to finance military needs and add gold to the Bank of England. It mocks anti imperialist fears and accuses opponents of reviving scare tactics for 1896.
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Mr. Bryan
Madison Square
New York
Columbia
Bryan
England
Lombard Street
Bank of England
United States
Altgeld
Patien
Politica
Party of Disaster
Chicago Times-Herald
Prosperity in Nebraska Drives Democratic Confidence
James E. Boyd argues Bryan’sKansas City plank mistake will boost McKinley era support. Nebraska banks show $57.25 million in deposits as 3 million added this quarter, with surplus liquidity and farmers saving money amid abundant credit.
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James E. Boyd
Nebraska
Bryan
Kansas City
Boyd
Usoso
McKinley
State Banking Department
Roosevelt to Speak in Chicago Labor Day Campaign
The report states Roosevelt will address crowds in Chicago on Labor Day and travel through multiple midwestern and western states by train. It notes limited attention to eastern states outside New York and potential avoidance of New England. October campaigning spans Illinois Indiana Michigan and Ohio with brief stops in Virginia.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Wieconsin
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washiseton
Oregon
California
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
New York
New England
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigans
Ohio
Wear
Virginia
Upward Working Law in Human Life Sermon Reflections
A preacher discusses Romans 8 with insights on human conditions and faith. He argues that life remains under an upward working law guiding growth, strength, and progress despite ongoing struggle and turmoil.
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Israel
Isiah
St. Paul
Kingdom of God
Paul
Tran
Bermudas
The World Moves Upward Through Struggle and Faith
The speaker argues that turmoil and conflict reflect the law in action guiding progress. Despite wars and fear, history shows an upward movement toward a brighter age, with God caring for individuals and travail signaling birth into a higher life.
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Far East
Republicans Gain Papers in Minnesota Count
A careful survey of Minnesota newspapers shows a shift toward McKinley and the Republican party. Excluding Hennepin and Ramsey, twenty nine papers moved from Democratic to Republican, while nine shifted to Bryan. eighteen new independent papers appeared.
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St Paul
Minn
Hennepin
Ramsey
McKinley
Bryao
China’s Post System in Local Town Letter Shops
A fragmented note describes private letter carrying in Chinese towns with letter shops accessible to townsfolk. It mentions paying a portion of the cost to a shopkeeper and using delivery services routed through dispatch points.
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China
Gvlivery
Pitteburg Dispatch
Cheyenne Hack Menace Rides City Bus Carrying Passengers
Reported Cheyenne hacking incident disrupts city transit with baggage and passengers on board. Unclear details show a confrontation over fares or tales of a rate change, while town leaders and lines for communications appear affected.
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Cheyenne
Heaney's
Contest Notice in United States Land Office Proceedings
A formal notice of land contest before the United States land office in Cheyenne Wyoming. Wilford J. presides over a claim by Wyo Phillips with due diligence showing service impossible. The contestant must appear August 25, 1900 at 10 a.m. to offer evidence. Written by W E Chaplin, Register.
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Phillips
Seé
Wilford
Anthe Han
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
Register
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
W. BE. Chaplin
Timber Culture Contest Notice in Wyoming Land Office
Department of the Interior contest against Timber Culture Entry No. 2375 by John King alleges failure to break or cultivate required acres in first two years and no planting in third year. Hearing set for October 1900 before D B Goddard with support on due service and appearance.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Wyoming
John King
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
United States
Spain
D. B. Goddard
Call for Bids on Evanston State Hospital Addition
Sealed bids to furnish materials and construct a 47 by 88 foot two story addition with basement to the State Hospital for the Insane at Evanston Wyoming. Separate bids for portions, certified check of 200, plans at Hospital and Room 62 Hooper Block Salt Lake City. July 7 1900.
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Board of Charities and Reform
State of
Wyoming
Cheyenne
State Hospital For the Insane
Evanston
Wyo
Office of Aald Board
Loopla Sra
Bo Years
At the Hospital
Hooper Block
Salt Lake
Notice to Creditors Estate of Henry Sturth BD
Notice announces administration letters granted July 9 1000 and requires all claims against the estate to be presented with vouchers for allowance to the undersigned Albert Cola uffinian. District court filing shows petition for divorce with objection and prayer, set for July 15, 1900, with clerk and attorney J. T. Norton.
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Henry Sturth
Wald
Albert
Colauffinian
District Court of v, Io
Clerk District Court
J. T. Norton
Cheap Excursion Fares to Ogden and Salt Lake
Railway agency announces excursion tickets to Ogden and Salt Lake with round trips from $40 valid 30 days from sale. Special July and August dates offer $15 round trips, with pricing and sale details in period notice.
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Ogden
Valon Pacilla Railway Company
Salt Lake
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