Republicans Aim for Crushing McKinley Victory
The piece argues for a decisive McKinley victory over Bryan in the coming election. It predicts strong gains in the far west and requires turnout to deliver an overwhelming electoral college win, expanding McKinley’s margin to roughly 308 votes and reducing Bryan to 109. The language urges persistent campaign effort to end Bryanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Jt
McKinley
Bryan
Ohio River
Nebraska
Missouri River
Bettei Bryan
Bryfnieni
Old Campaign Voices Warned Against Imperial Power
In the 1800s campaign era critics attacked Lincoln era imperialism arguing motivations were in danger and the war a failure. They urged yielding force for peace and constitutional respect, but warnings were ignored as the political tide turned voters backed a pacific path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Imperialism fears stir old wounds in the nation
The article recalls a long conflict and the rise of imperialist sentiment after thirty six years. It notes politicians, including former rebels, defending the Union and warning that the current administration seeks to assert national authority through force, risking the Constitution and national ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IMM
Union
Bryan
Reading the Census and Local Life
A fragment notes mixed literacy and mistaken expectations in census topics. The passage hints at common misunderstandings and the everyday impact of data collection on communities.
Weaver Cancels Fusionist Speech After No-Show
Riporia Kansas August 27 Md B Weaver of Iowa, here to speak for fusionists, left for Chicago without addressing the crowd. He blamed unfair treatment and lack of proper advertising. Officials from Populist and Democratic centers blamed internal competition for the no-show and outdoor meeting plans were scuttled by Weaver’s health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riporia
Kan
MD. B. Weaver
Iowa
Fusioniats
Chicago
Popullar
Democratic Central Committees
Fusiontat
Weaver
Train Thwarted Robbery Victim Falls to Grim Plot
Late at night in Sherman an unnamed man was pulled from railroad tracks by employee Pardee after a train neared. The victim, badly beaten and robbed, was placed on the rail to be crushed. Pardee’s timely action saved his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Pardee
Molan
Community concerns over licenses and reform in Cheyenne
Readers vent about licensing for spiritualists and demand protection from alleged fraud. A Philadelphia press excerpt notes public debate on streetcar system improvements as residents express frustration with authorities and lawmakers.
Sunrise Salute Opens G A R Encampment at Chicago
The thirty fourth annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment opened with a thirteen gun sunrise salute on the lake front. Naval and Spanish American War veterans attended side by side, with ex prison ers of war represented. Thousands arrived from nearby states and railroads report about 75 000 visitors expected. The dedication of the Coliseum and a grand camp fire marked the opening events, with Frank O Lowden and Mayor Harrison among speakers.
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Chicago
Grand Army of the Republic
Walla
Jules Lombard
Frank O. Lowden
Harrison
Grand Army
Emmy
Daniel
Sickles
Albert B. Shaw
Thomas Corwin Lf
Salt Lake City
The
Eee
Family to relocate near Oran ger after August
The Green Hives family from Wyoming, including Mr and Mrs George Willianna and children, will soon move to Oranger and reside there. A man named Pat Barrett was found dead last Saturday and buried by the county. Authorities suspect apoplexy but some think robbery. he reportedly had $40 shortly before death, but only $8 was found on him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Willianna
Chilieen
Oranger
Thete
Tealin
Ukemana
Pat Barrett
American policy and China in a changing world
A financial report discusses the China situation as waning in market impact while Allies hold Pekin and plan order restoration. It argues US leadership in a post empire era, calls for firm Britain Japan US stand to avoid global conflict, and highlights broad American growth in politics industry and foreign trade.
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Nile
China
Aertra Peesion
Congress
United States
Great Britain
Japan
City notices and advertisements mix of sales and rentals
Local classified items advertise restaurant meals at Sterling, hot baths at Piha Sos for 15 cents, furniture for sale at Oil Be rth ay, stock grower banks, and various household goods. Property and hotel improvements offered with transfers and inquiries directed to J W Griffin and others.
Furnished Rooms with Steam Heat and Electric Light
Warren Emporium advertises furnished rooms in multiple houses with steam heat and electric light. Rotation available at short notice.
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Appy Warren Emporium
Contest Notice from Interior Land Office Cheyenne
The notice alleges John O'Brien deceased and heirs failed to comply with timber culture laws on land claimed since 1887. Contestants must appear October 9 1900 before the United States land office at Cheyenne Wyoming or via public notice after due diligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Brien
Annie Uaa
Tila
Avnet
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming State Hospital additions bids sought in Cheyenne
Sealed bids will be received by the State Board of Charities and Reform of Wyoming in Cheyenne until 10 a.m. September 1 1900 for furnishing materials and building an addition to the State Hospital for the Insane at Evanston Wyoming. Separate bids required for stone brick carpentry heating and plumbing with a 200 guarantee and contract bond. The board may reject any bid or part and reserves the right to award. Notice to Creditors Estate of Henry Sturth Deceased: administration with will annexed granted in Cheyenne. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within six months or be barred. one year to prosecute claims. Dated Cheyenne July 10 Albert Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Charities and Reform
State of
Wyoming
Cheyenone
State Hospital For the Insane
Evanston
Sey
Henry Sturth
Cheyanne
Wyo
Albert Chapman
Carnegie Library Building Committee Seeks Bids for Wyoming Work
The Carnegie Library Building Committee of Cheyenne Wyoming will readvertise bids to September 14 1900 at noon for the construction of the library building per plans by Patton Pisher & Miller architects 44 Montauk block Chicago Illinois bids may be examined at the committee office and in Chicago offices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Cheyenns
Wyo
Bida
Robert C. Morrig
Carnegie Library Building ‘Committee
Brary
Patton, Pisher & Miller
Montalk Block
Chicago
Ills
Mate
Cheap Excursion Rates to Ogden and Salt Lake
Cheap excursion rates announced by the Union Public Railway for trips to Ogden and Salt Lake with return tickets valid thirty days from sale. Round trips priced at 9.40 and 8.00 on select July dates. Tickets allow stopovers within ten days outbound and ten days return.
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Ogden
Salt Lake
Aumumt
Union Puclic Railway Company
Uckets
Yor Tull
Unclear text on capital blocks and profits
Fragmentary OCR passage references capital block, profits, work, and England with scattered names and terms. No coherent events or entities clearly identifiable for a definitive summary.
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Sun-Leader
KR. A. Slack
Cheyenne, Wyo
Daily Leader
A. E. Bradbury
B. B. Brooks
RE. F. Cheeney
Frank W. Mondell
Allver
Salvation Army
Fusioniat Weaver
Kansas
Neas
Granaary
Beneft
Rome
Philadelphia
Green River Notes
Wariugn
Financial Report
Henry Clews
Chetk
City Matters
the Sterling
Piha
Padgett
Rth Ay
National Bank
Alec Hood
Metropolitan Hotel
Cartleight
Beth
Clase House
J. W. Griffin
Department of the Interior
Department of An Interior
David A. Rogers
Patrick
Laramie County
Con Timber
John King
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Spain
D. B. Goddard
Luak
Mercantil
Black & Clark
Twentieth and
Reed Streets
Cheyenne and
Northern Tracks
LAW Magazines
Medical and Library Books
Hall & Williams
Curtin St
Denver, Colo
Oilet
Cologne
Palace
Ner
Wm. Murphy
Ferguson
Rock Springs
Rock Springs Nu
HANNA
West
Sirteanth Street
Paul Milatzo
Weat Sixteanth Street
UAPT
Anrog
Stockgrowers National Bank
Moelly
Stram Lau
England
Tory
Keefe & Bradley
Franger Cycle Compy
Gale
M. G. Hubbell
Maxwell St
Soldiers’ Home
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