Editorial on Woodrow Wilson in republican tide commentary
The Sheridan Post editor damns Wilson in a debate framed by Colonel Roosevelt’s surge. It praises Roosevelt’s forceful, blunt rhetoric and condemns Wilson as rhetorical yet weak, while claiming the editor’s favored policies would curb liberal excess and uplift the nation amid a shifting political tide.
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Woodrow Wilson
Eagely
Wiliam
Hantley
William
Wilson
Teodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Wilken
Wilkon
Casapence
T. Ro
Old England
United States
Germany
Huntley
Federal Trade Commission
Sheridan Post
Hie
Euc
Willia Telpful
Contested GOP Race Near Chicago Convention
Early signals point to Sleury Estabrook of New York not securing the nomination. Hugo Anger’s allies claim Justice Hugoe faces a large delegate count on the first ballot, with increasing support on subsequent ballots, before a possible shift as ballots proceed.
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Chicago
Sleury Estabrook
New York
Friends of Justice
Hugoe
Hiim
Dark Horse Favored In Roosevelt Era Ballot Rumor
The piece analyzes 1900s political jockeying with names like Roosevelt Hughes Weeks Sherman Knox and Burton. It suggests a dark horse—Weeks or Burton—could win, while predicting Roosevelt may slip to runner up and Hughes may gain momentum as jockeying unfolds.
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Horo
Sherman
Cummins
Horak
Shaw
Leavies M. Shaw
Fairbanks
Phinder C. Knox
Hughes
Roosevelt
Uinols
Weeks
Bootie
Barton
Dark Horse
Burton
T. R
Unpopular Liquor Propaganda Criticized as Poor Humor
The Cincinnati Enquirer denounces a recent liquor interests clip sheet titled Our Unpopulariy Contest as cheap and revolting propaganda. The piece argues such material insults readers and urges the liquor trade to edit its literature, presenting stronger, fairer arguments instead.
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Luke McLuke
Cincinnati Enquirer
W. J. Bryan
William Sabbathday
Ncasda
Ccaneee
Roosevelt League Founder Praises Roosevelt's Statesmanship
Thomas A. Foison wrote the Roosevelt League praising Theodore Roosevelt as possessing more statesmanship, ability, and knowledge than all other Republican candidates. Roosevelt replied with a letter saying there is no man in America he would rather have mentioned alongside Edison and Modgst.
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Thomas A. Foison
Roosevelt League
Roosevelt
Teddy
America
Edison
Heat Prostration Mentioned in Wy Paper Sparks Chicago Debate
A Wyoming newspaper cites a heat prostration in Chicago as an ironic comparison to the expected torrid weather gripping the city by the lake this week. The piece frames Chicago as unnaturally hot to contrast with local forecasts.
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Chicago
Wyoming
Nominating Conventions Shape Lincoln Victory Debate
The article recalls how 1860 Chicago convention delegates swung to Lincoln after Cassius M. Clay's caucus speech and Edges of anti slavery and union loyalty. It notes the Anti-Masonic origins of conventions and Bryan's cross of gold rhetoric sealing the Free Silver platform.
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United States
Chicago
Lincoln
Seward
Douglas
White House
Blaine
Ingersoll
Appomattox
Conkling
Grant
Bryan
New York
Utica
Crawford
Philadelphia
William Wirt
Maryland
National Republican Party
Henry Clay
Baltimore
Jackson
Cassius Clay
Republican Party
Kansas
Cassius M. Clay
Kentucky
Virginia
Tennessee
Missouri
Abraham Lincoln
Ohio
England
Bryan Speech at Chicago Convention 1896 Nomination
The narrative recalls William Jennings Bryan's convention speech that secured the Democratic nomination in Chicago and sparked the era’s money question debates. It notes a party split over bi metal and gold standards with Bryan portraying a humble, determined citizen in defense of a righteous cause.
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William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Uryan
Australians in English Village Buried in Quiet Churchyard
A procession of Australian soldiers wounded in war moves through Harefield to a quiet English churchyard on a sunny April afternoon. The funeral ends with the Last Post as the mystery of a distant war unites country and empire in commemoration.
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Australia
Harefield
Auestralia
England
Plats Por Img Pamilias Prophecy in New York Sum
The article warns that Americans as a race will soon show signs of deterioration both mentally and physically due to the tendency of parents to endanger their offspring. The text reflects a eugenic and paternalistic viewpoint common in early 20th century press.
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New York
Pity at the doorstep in Liverpool Mercury tale
A cabman recalls a jade woman leaving her luggage on a roofed four wheel carriage and asking if she has everything. The cabman comments with cynical politeness on leaving the doorstep, reflecting on providence and family size.
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Liverpool Mercury
Fragmentary Newspaper Snippet Mixed Ads and Quotes
Readable text shows a fragmentary mix of quotes about a husband and factory equipment plus ad-like phrases for Buffalo Express Smoke Sterling Cigars Open Sanitary Heads and Wall Tinting by The Sherman Co. The source is incomplete and lacks a coherent event.
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