Democratic Appeal Denounces Republican Mail Fraud and Imperialism
The article reports Democratic leaders condemning Republican mail disruptions and fraud, urging unity to support William Jennings Bryan. It covers speeches by Zeisler Moran and Gregory at key Chicago events, attacking imperialism, gold standards, and the party line while defending free trade and jury trials.
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Iroquois Club
Bryan
Sigmund Zeisler
Thomas A. Moran
Gregory
Republican Party
Republic
Zeisler
Lis
George HI
Moran
Philippine Islands
McKinley
Gage
Judge Moran
Philadelphia
William Jennings Bryan
S.S. Gregory
Mark Hanna
Jootars
Principles of the Democratic Party and its history
The piece argues the Democratic party roots in the Declaration of Independence, champions liberty and equal rights, and has repeatedly fought privilege. It recalls 1896 and 1900 revolutions within the party led by Jefferson and Jackson, framing coinage debates as class control battles and urging popular government.
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Hamilton
Jefferson
McKinley
Bryan
Namilton
The
Democratic Party
United States
Central America
South America
China
Africa
Spain
Philippines
Republican Party
Thomas Jefferson
Marshall
Andrew Jackson
Silence versus imperialism colors party rift in Kansas City Times view
The Kansas City Times argues that quiet opposition from Tom Reed and Benjamin Harrison could sway the old guard Republicans against imperial policy, contrasting it with Roosevelt Grosvenor Dolliver and antiimperial rhetoric that favors aggressive Wanna-McKinley measures and trust enrichment.
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Tom Reed
Benjamin Harrison
Heats the upper rooms with a hot air drum
An Atlanta inventor John S Beck designs a steel drum fireplace insert to heat upper rooms by circulating air through a network of plates. Fresh air enters from beneath, heats in the drum, then rises to the chambers, venting smoke and improving ventilation. The article also cites a court case where a defendant is found guilty and fined $100 in a separate brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Beck
Atlanta
Advertising pays when you advertise to sell
A promotional passage argues advertising pays if readers are targeted and money is spent wisely. It cites A M Rothschild & Co of Chicago spending $98 445 95 with the Chicago Record last year as proof.
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A. M. Rothschild & Co
Chicago
Substantial Justice and the Old Town Magistrate
A Sioux City attorney defending a petty larceny suspect sought to influence a former justice of the peace. He paid $20 in gold and hinted at favorable action, after which the magistrate opened the cash drawer and...
Courage of a Girl Stops Runaway Bus Team
Miss Ada Mayo Bailey of Lexington Kentucky gained fame in New York after climbing from a bus window to halt a runaway team released by a drunken driver. Returning late from a dinner with three friends and a male escort, she acted when the vehicle sped dangerously.
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Ada Mayo Bailey
New York
Charles L. Bailey
Lexington
Miss Bailey
Passenger Rescues Horses After Driver Falls from Cart
Miss Bailey recounts climbing into the wagon’s cab through a small window, finding the lines on the whistle-tree, and seizing one horse as the other left the driver on the road. She held both horses’ heads until help arrived.
Clever Criminals Confess Identity
Paris detectives struggle to identify repeat offenders before the Bertillon system. Now most criminals confess when caught, nine of ten voluntarily, unless they have long-absence memories and have not faced measurement.
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Paris
London Telegraph
The Baby Was Healthy is Homely
Two Irishmen meet at a fair after years apart. O'Brien proclaims he is married and has a fine healthy boy seen as his image by neighbors. Blake responds that the main point is the child's health, not appearances.
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Shure
O'Brien
Blake
O’brien
Pay of Paris Policemen
Paris policemen are young able bodied men earning from 22 to 30 dollars monthly based on service time. Only a small number surpass 25 dollars per month.
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Paris
Woman’s Walk on a Wager Across Europe
Mme Alma Keldseth widow of a journalist travels on foot from Christiania to Paris for a wager. She crosses Sweden Denmark Germany and part of France, walking twelve hours daily. She seeks board and lodging at farms and earns money by mending clothes washing and serving as governess.
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Mme
Alma Keldseth
Christiania
Paris
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
France
Peru Mineral Wealth and Mining Employs Thousands
Peru hosts a wide array of mineral species from Pluria in the north to Cerro de Pasco in central Peru and Arequipa in the south. At present 2,500 mines are in exploitation employing 70,000 workmen.
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Peru
Pluria
Cerro de Pasco
Arequipa
Carabaja
Military Automobiles: A Soldier’s Fascination With Cars
The article notes military interest in automobiles, with large sums offered for top models. It argues that in war, as in all pursuits, using the best weapons matters. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for digestive ailments and malaria prevention.
Timrus Declares Love Ardent in Parlor Exchange
In a Philadelphia Press snippet Tess notes Mr Timrus speaks of deep love while Jess calls him slow. The parlor scene ends with a blunt rejection after he asks for a kiss, leaving bystander amusement at the odd exchange. Mrs Austin’s pancakes are promoted as quick and hearty.
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Tess
Timrus
Jess
Philadelphia Press
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