Poverty and Dewey in New York amid street scene and reform
The piece surveys Admiral Dewey’s fame and the Manila campaign, compares political futures for Dewey and Depew, and critiques city poverty during a grand naval celebration. It condemns neglect of a dying poor woman amid New York’s naval revelry and calls for humanitarian reform alongside political maneuvering.
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New York
Admiral Dewey
Pisgat
Dever
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
Merritt
United States
Otis
Luz
Dewey
Manila
Luzon
Uli
Jonah
Chauncy Depew
Croker
Transvaal
Cina
Depew
Ms. Croaker
Empire of China
Japan
Corea
Russia
Port Arthur
Germany
England
Yellow Sea
George Dewey
Tad
Callus
Ubuusanda
Board of Charities
Guardian of the Peace
Mivlentuay Westuid
Bier
Militwasecam
Adidas
Ssiniaiafade
Bai Seldon
Jon
Alosssusmith
Talks On The Wing President Speeches In Kentucky Visit
Reports from Stanford and Lexington document Mr. Irvan and Mr. Bryan touring the Blue Grass State amid rain. Bryan urged private citizen restraint yet support for the Democratic ticket, citing railroad polices and past campaigns. McKinley also spoke during stops in Indiana and Michigan praising patriotism and industry. General McClernand shows signs of recovery after near-dissolution episodes.
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Detionat
Capitoi
Wits
Blue Grass
Stanford
Irvan
Gay
Bryan
Bolt
Nebra
Canton
Chicago Planform
Cap.cal
Reypublcans
Etiinsk
Republican Party
Todas
Wat
Fremont
Henna
Louisville
Mr. Bryan
Covington
McKinley
Detroit
Chicago
Indiana
Michigan
Phi
United States
Invasion News From Natal and Boer Movements
Durban reports show Boer forces advancing through Laings Nek and New Castle, with rail and telegraph disruptions feared to hinder British defenses at Colesberg and Ladysmith. Rumors of uprisings among Dutch farmers and a mobilization of Cape Colony volunteers reflect escalating tensions as Britain plans larger troop movements and relief expeditions to sustain Natal and the Transvaal front.
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Lozéen
Glencoe
Natal
Laings Nek
Ard
Panshauser
Isgagame
Assa
Giercoe
Free Ie
Aliwslorch
Seers
Frozver
Grieg
Mai¢king
Vrrburg
Cape Town
Grange
Verrburg
Kimberley
Wriburg
Nachtmaal
Cape Colony
Coissburs
Free State
Colesbury
Aliwalworth
Alfred Milner
Schreirer
Surg
She
Mesers
Merriman
Sater
Hoffmeier
Afrikander Leeéec
Gere
Pietemaritzburg
Duriban
Ladysmith
Giencece
Great Britain
Orange River Bridge
Deaar Junciiong di Kemt Dundeesar
Aili
Wenmen
Dundee
Dandwiser
Joubert
New Castle
Ingogne
Vil
Petual Pammgm
Laing
Piterxaritzberg
Boer Commissarie
Transport
President McKinley Visits Milwaukee and Madison
President McKinley tours Milwaukee and Madison amid a busy Midwest trip after touring Iowa and Nebraska. He speaks on Philippine policy and unity, praising Grant and warning against island cession while noting congress holds sovereignty over war decisions. The article also notes local memorials and a fatal track accident in Lorain.
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Milwaukee
Iowa
McKisley
Peent
Madison
Wis
Congress
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Tammany
Richard Croker
John C. Sheela
Peggood Club
Broadbrim
Viay
Springfield
Illa
John A. McClernand
Coer Agitators Atawork
Amnast
Durban
Drakenberg Range
Oliviers Hook
Col- Uns Pass
Kansas City
New Orleans
South Africa
Aden
Nasal
Grange Free State
Baltimore
Ceci
Oliver
Frank Collier
St. Michaels
Talbot County
Supreme Council of the
Southern Jurisdiction
J. D. Richardson
Tennessee
Wiliam Frank Pierce
Oaklard
Cal
Treachrer
J. C. Taylor
District of Columbia
Netro
Atlanta
Candier
Pike County
Barnesville
Epee
Knox
Fis
Chalieuzed
Rhine
George
C. Hennekes
Fred J. Goez
Goetz
Heineke
Abraham Moore
Nebraska
Strahorn-Hutton-Evans Commission Company
General Shafter
Lars
Philinanes
Department of the Columbia
Pugt
Electrical Workers
Pinsburg
National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Knights of Labor
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
Livsses S. Grapi
Teare
Morgan
V. P. Mormt
Cleveland
Columbus
Whitewater Fishing Club
Cincinnati
State Building and Loan Company
Sandusky
Capital Stock
Eaton Telephone Company
Eaton
Lorain, C
Albert Conrady
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