Editorial on Woodrow Wilson in the shuffle of party tides
Sheridan Post editors attack Wilson while praising Roosevelt. They claim Wilson’s addresses lack appeal, contrast Roosevelt’s forceful arguments, and argue a rising tide of protectionist and military policies favors Republicans. The piece mocks Wilson’s diplomacy and praises Roosevelt’s administration.
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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
Chicago convention narrows fields as candidates debate momentum
The piece notes Sleury Estabrook of New York unlikely for presidency and Justice Hugo’s increasing delegate support. It suggests a shifting coalition across early ballots and a growing bandwagon as the convention progresses.
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Chicago
Sleury Estabrook
New York
Cretain
Friends of Justice
Hugoe
Hiim
Dark horse ahead in Roosevelt era ballot speculation
The piece weighs possible nominees and factions in a Roosevelt era contest. It cites several named figures such as Hughes Weeks Sherman Knox and Barton, notes Roosevelts decline in momentum, and predicts a dark horse like Weeks Burton or Hughes could win or place, with Roosevelt as runner up.
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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 by Press
The Cincinnati Enquirer denounces a circulated clip sheet titled Our Unpopularity Contest as poor shameless propaganda. It condemns the humor as cheap and insulting, urging liquor interests to edit and drop such material and to present arguments without flouting readers’ intelligence.
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Luke McLuke
Cincinnati Enquirer
W. J. Bryan
William Sabbathday
Ncasda
Ccaneee
Roosevelt League Founder Praises Roosevelt as Statesman
Thomas A Foison praised Roosevelt as possessing greater statesmanship, ability, and knowledge than all other Republican candidates combined. Teddy replied with a letter saying no man in America he would rather have mentioned these facts than Edison, Modgst.
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Thomas A. Foison
Roosevelt League
Roosevelt
Teddy
America
Edison
Heat in Chicago Compared to City’s Torrid Week
A Wyoming paper contrasts a heat prostration in the Windy City with the upcoming torrid atmosphere expected to grip the lake city this week. The commentary notes the hotter conditions and implies a stronger heat wave locally.
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Chicago
Wyoming
Nominating Conventions and Lincoln’s Rise at Chicago
The article recounts the origin of nominating conventions in American politics, highlighting the 1860 Chicago event that propelled Lincoln. It notes Cassius M. Clay’s caucus address swaying border-state delegates and the famous cross of gold speech that shaped Bryan’s bid and the Democratic 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
Bryan Speech at Chicago Democratic Convention 1896 Nomination
A young congressman William Jennings Bryan delivered a defining convention speech at the Chicago Democratic National Convention in 1896. The speech framed the money question as a national issue, contrasting bimetallism with a gold standard and pledging to defend a righteous cause.
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William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Uryan
Australian troops march in English village funeral scene
A long cortege of Australian soldiers wounded and on crutches passes through Harefield to an English churchyard on a clear April afternoon. The scene blends home and war as bugles play the Last Post, and soldiers lay to rest a fallen comrade far from Australia.
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Australia
Harefield
Auestralia
England
Plats por Img Pamilias from the New York Sum
Declares that Americans as a race will soon show signs of deterioration both mental and physical due to parental tendencies. The fragment suggests eugenic rhetoric reflecting early 20th century prejudices and sensationalized social fear.
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New York
Pity on the Liverpool doorstep in Mercury notes
A jade woman with luggage exits a house as a cabby jokes about packing. The Liverpool Mercury captures a scene of departure and a remark on divine providence guiding family size, ending with the cabman’s sardonic look back at the doorstep.
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Liverpool Mercury
Fragmentary OCR leads to odd dialogue and ads
A damaged clipping shows scattered phrases about a husband and factory equipment, along with an ad line for Buffalo Express Smoke Sterling Cigars and a Sherman Co related to tinting. Readable names or dates are not clearly identified.
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