The Real Issue in New York Campaign Debate
In New York the Tam-Twang tiger and Croker face off over imperialism as central to the campaign. Bryan dominates free silver as his sole principle, while Croker seeks to ride the issue against him, arguing imperialism and a trust-led order. The piece critiques campaign lies and asserts Bryan’s stance on free silver.
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Not the Farmer or Miner in McKinsey Vetea
A fragmented reminiscence questions who regretted voting for McKinsey in 1906. It argues the farmer and the miner prosper, with others getting nothing from political promises. The piece implies broad public welfare depends on other factors and offers a skeptical tone about unfulfilled political aims.
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McKinsey
After Bryanism, McKinneyism Comes to Positively New
After a four year course of treatment for McKinneyism, Bryanism has become Positively nou Seating. The count in November will show even the hidebound Democratic stomach revolts at the close of Bryanism.
Bryan and Stevenson as rallying call in Republican gains
The piece attacks Bryan and Stevenson as tools of the Republican revival, recalling past hardships and blaming Democracy for poverty. It argues that the era of prosperity under Republican policy proves Bryan's influence is waning and questions whether Bryan is a Democrat or Populist amid political theater and partisan comebacks.
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Powers in China and the race for influence at Peking
An analysis of Russia Britain France Germany America and Japan as key players in China after the legation crisis. Each power pursues distinct aims from Manchuria and Korea to trade, influence and potential imperial gains, shaping a fragile path to an orderly but independent Chinese governance.
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Far East
London Spectator
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Great Britain
Free
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Ihussia
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Manchuria
Korea
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Zhe
France
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Ton
Quin
Taku
Ching
Papacy
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Great Briain
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Korga
Wade
Mar
Chizamen
AGE
Coshocton
ONO Paa
TAE Age Publishing Co
A Palatial Houseboat Planned for Mississippi Drift
Herbert G. Wilcox of Minneapolis builds a 24 by 12 foot houseboat with a Baseline engine and stern paddle wheel. The lower deck houses a dining room sitting room and kitchen while the upper deck holds four bedrooms with green blue and white and gold decor. Launch planned in days with a September 10 downriver start amid plans to travel to New Orleans and back.
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Herbert G. Wilcox
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W. C. Nesbitt
St. Lui
Alice
Louisa Sitt
Houselwat
New Orleans
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Orleans
Bic
Falate
Wilcots
Message From China as Tension Rises in 1930s Speech
A historical-feeling fragment describes international fear and xenophobia. It mentions China, aggressions at sea, and warnings to resist outsiders. The piece references Mossy stripes, robbing access, and a call to oppose externals with rising tension. It alludes to a general federation and looming conflicts in foreign lands.
World's Greatest Gun Jacketed at Watervliet
The 124 ton gun with a 14 inch bore and 20 foot 6 inch length moves toward completion. It features a 62 inch projectile, 26442 feet per second initial velocity, and an estimated range of 20.76 miles. The jacket weighs 30 tons. a 135 foot lathe and precise heat control were essential to fit the jacket without redoing work. Colonel Farley warns a heating misstep would end the project.
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Watervliet
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Washington
Farley
Naming Country Roads Plan Gains Local Favor
The Indianapolis News reports strong support in the area for naming country roads. Many farmers express willingness to title their fields and post signs by the roadside, aiding travelers and rural letter carriers with field names near homes.
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Indianapolis News
Falcon Island Reappears After Three Years Submerged
The steamer Mionera reports Falcon Island in the Tonga group has risen from the Pacific after lying submerged for three years. Once volcanically active in the eighties, the island with dense vegetation drifted into dispute over ownership as flags changed hands. Now reemergent, the island’s status reignites questions of sovereignty and international tensions among Tonga Great Britain and other powers.
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Vancouver
Falcon Island
Pacific
New York
Ting
Tonga
Great Britain
New Zealand
Farmers Want Column Invitation and Free Notices
Farmers want column invites notices for sale rent exchange or want to buy borrow or anything similar. It is free to patrons and notices are limited to five lines or seven words per line.
Park Houses seeks workers for six week grease jobs
Park Houses advertises six week wage positions with steady work. Apply in person at thePark location for parcel handling and maintenance tasks.
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