County Ticket Nominated by Republican Convention
The Republican county ticket for commissioner E G Abbott prosecuting attorney M A Pawelson recorder T H Glover and coroner Dr T Wilear is praised as exceptionally good. Abbott is well known across the county with a record of service, while Pawelson is described as a capable lawyer.
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OUR
Republican County Convention
G. Abbott
Gstssieiers
Asner
Funk
Republcan
M.A. Pawelson
Dresden
Electors favor Harrison Glover and Leander Swigert in county race
The county nominating slate praises Harrison Glover for recorder and Leander Swigert for infirmary director. Dr. T W Lear is urged for coroner. The piece also critiques trusts, mentions anarchist threats after King Umbert’s death, and notes a 763 by 256 raft carrying 9.6 million feet of lumber down the Mississippi.
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B. Glover
Harrison Glover
Leander Swigeet
Leander Swigert
Adams Township
Swigert
WL Leal
T. W. Lear
Willscreek
Coshocton
Mississippi
Minnesota
St. Louis
Unclear historical note hints at a political backlash
Fragmentary text references Asens, HTS, Adin, WLP, and a medical discovery about Bespute and Gistrrine. It mentions Bally Bryan aiming to tie responsibility for a creation to the Republican party while noting Billy overlooks events. Overall pending reader clarity.
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Prem li
Bally Bryan
Republican Party
Billy
Historian Clark Ridpath dies leaving lasting works
Clark Ridpath, renowned historian familiar to many schoolboys, has died. His writings endure as a permanent monument, and his histories are praised for their lasting impact.
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Clark Ridpath
America
Uncle Sam uses Cuban teachers in learning lesson on education
The piece notes Uncle Sam funds 1300 Cuban teachers with transport and Harvard raises 70000 for their entertainment as they study there to gain respect for American institutions. It cites US school counts, reform schools, export gains, and political digs about Democratic and Republican views. It mentions Gage and imperialism debates. The tone is partisan and pointed at figures and names.
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Uncle Sam
Harvard University
Harvard
Emancipation of the Sheep and a New Comet
A whimsical note depicts the emancipation of sheep from Democratic thralldom as the ram now bears a brand new comet with a bright nucleus and broad tail, signaling a fanciful political metaphor.
EXPRESS TRAIN COLLISION NEAR SAND LAKE KILLS SEVEN
Seven killed and a dozen injured in a head end collision of two Grand Rapids and Indiana trains near Sand Lake. Victims include C. M. Let Guibert Groeswold engineer W H Fish engineer E D Woodhouse passenger Frank Pears Ralph Levan son of a baggage master. Dense fog and operator drowsiness blamed. Loss estimated at 50600.
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Michigan State
Grand Rapids
Indiana Road
Sand Lake
C. M. Let
Grand Rapi Coniictor
Guibert Groeswold
W. H Fish
Grand Raps
E. D. Woodhouse
Freman
Frank Pear
Franklin
Ind
Ralph Levan
Mark Blossom
Business Democrats Endorse McKinley Over Bryan in NYT Excerpts
A Tribune review of New York Times interviews with business Democrats highlights Abram S. Hewitt and Ex Comptroller Ashbel Fitch opposing Bryan. Hewitt warns Bryan’s election would bring calamity to business despite a Republican Senate. Fitch pledges support for McKinley, denouncing Bryanism as harmful to the country.
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Roosevelt
New York Times
Abram S. Hewitt
Evan
Senate
Ashbel P. Fitch
Hewitt
McKinley
Bryan
MocKinley
William J. Bryan
Jer Fitch
Brian
Roosevelt's Speech Attacks Kansas City Platform
Roosevelt denounces the Kansas City platform as infamy and lawlessness in a St Paul address. The piece quotes his blasting phrases on dishonor and disaster abroad, and contrasts with Democratic patriots like General Joe Wheeler. A Florida governance note follows with old Jackson era injunction and license provisions.
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Roosevelt
St. Paul
Kansas City
Joe Wheeler
Asuinaldo
Kansas City Platform
New York Sun
Fears On Aperina Ship Developments In Trade Wars
Reported fears in English newspapers about the Aperina ship development and the passive BERL Wilter offshore could push American shipping into sharper competition. The shore subject to wind and tide raises anxieties about foreign trade impacts on American shipping and markets.
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Armerican
WEE Brith Shipping
Point to Consider on Wages and Trust Formation
A note compares wage levels in recent years with earlier periods in the United States. It argues that wages were higher than ever during the time when the greatest number of trusts were formed, highlighting a link between wage trends and corporate consolidation.
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Eorny
Anae Loundersiami
Snst Puare
United States
Cala
Spain
Brean Plans Limited Edition of The Second Battle
It suggests Brean should coordinate with his publishers to issue a limited edition of The Second Battle and begin preparing material to explain how the work occurred and its background.
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Brean
Indiana Friends Rally For Democratic Patriotism Lab
Indiana supporters of the Democratic imperialistic candidate organize Bryan soldiers labs to boost martial patriotism for the Nebraska colonel.
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Indiana
Bryan Soldiers’ Labs
Nebraska
Kansas City Ticket Aims to Stir Exits, Not Entrances
The Kansas City platform is crafted to provoke movement at exit points within the Democratic party, signaling a shift in energy away from entry areas and toward rapid departure. The wording suggests a strategy to energize supporters as they leave rather than persuade them to enter.
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Kansas City
Warned Filipino Officers in War Council Plan Exposed
Publicized Filipino correspondence from Luzon and Singapore reveals letters from Montague R. Leverson to Senor Apacible and from W G St Clair to Howard Bray. The papers discuss seizing a U S official for piracy trial at a council of war and sending consuls to witness legality, while noting U S war authority requires congressional consent.
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Washinsion
Wage Department
Fuuston
Luzon
Montague R. Leverson
Fort Hamilton
X. Y
Senor G. Apaciple
United States
Congress
McKinley
Pirali
Singapore
W. G. St Clair
Singapore Free Press
Howard W. Bray
Pratt
Mosely
Paris
Felipe Agoncilla
G. Apacible
Santos
Hongkong
Democratic Party
Hanna's Callers in New York Discuss Anti-Lynching League
In New York on August 16 Senator Hanna received several callers including a Boston clergyman. He spoke on behalf of Miss Lillian C. Jewett known as Joan of Arc. The aim was to urge the national committee to endorse the Anti-Lynching League and aid in running a newspaper. The interview was brief.
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Hanna
New York
Boston
Lillian C. Jewett
Joan of Arc
National Committee
Anti- Lynching League
Chancellor Von Hohenlohe resignation rumor fades
Berlin reports a statement that Prince Von Hohenlohe will resign as imperial chancellor. In fact he has had little input in Germanys China policy, though the chancellor bears constitutional responsibility for that policy. New incorporations list: Citizens Electric Light and Power Co Sandusky 100000 Academic Lyceum Bureau Wooster Independent Brewing Co Cleveland 100000 Walter S Dudley Co Hamilton 20000.
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Prince von Hohenlohe
Germany
China
Columbus
Citizens’ Electric Light and Power Company
Sandusky
Academic Lyceum Bureau
Wooster
Independent Brewing Company
Cleveland
Walter S. Dudley Company
Hamilton
Haps and 3ishaps Roundup From Across the Globe
The column reports Colonel William J. Bryan leaving Chicago for Lincoln Nebraska and Burt Wait an express agent in Ravenna Ohio missing. In Canton Ohio Mrs Charlotte crushed by a locomotive. Floods drown about two hundred in Japan. Karl E Landon Cincinnati Enquirer correspondent dies in Columbus. A Lancaster man found 31000 in an old keg. S S Krabershue Toledo Blade named head of Ohio Republican literary bureau. Governor Beckham calls Kentucky legislature into extra session August 2 with Goebel law to be modified.
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Globe
William J. Bryan
Chicago
Lincoln
Legend Said to Trigger Uprising in 1900 Chinese Riots
Dr Marie Haslop, longtime missionary in China, described riots she witnessed as fulfillment of a prophecy dating back 500 years. The tale predicted five foreign nations would divide China, but a general would rise to defeat them, with the event to occur in 1900, aligning with current violence.
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Mante
Marie Haslop
Missionary Medical Board
China
Indianapolis
New York Sun
Flassen
Hood's Sarsaparilla Tonic Promotes Wellness
An advertisement urges readers to try Hood's Sarsaparilla as a wonderful tonic and invigorator to help when feeling unwell. It claims the remedy will assist in restoring vigor and health.
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Hood
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