Archbish Of Ireland Voices Support In US Election
Archbish of Ireland Ronan Catholic prelate states foreign opinions on US political methods would fall if policies shift. He delivered remarks after returning to Chicago from Europe and pledged support to President McKinley. He noted Americans are highly regarded abroad and that US agricultural and industrial products have reached global markets.
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Ireland
Great Northern
Chicago
Europe
MckKinley
America
Catholic Church and US policy praised over Cuba and Philippines
Archbishop Ireland cites papal approval of American governance in Cuba and the Philippines. He quotes the pope and Cardinal Rampolla, saying church safety and property are ensured by cooperation with the United States. The church seeks American protection for rights and priests amid pacification efforts.
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Republican Party
Philippines
Cuba
Rome
Philippine Islands
Rampolia
Cardigal
Goebel Trials Stir Debates on Conspiracy and Partisanship
The text discusses trials of Dan Goebel allies, indictments, and questions about a conspiracy to influence public office. It cites political pressure, expedient convictions, and fears of partisan violence, with references to Goebel and Taylor supporters, election tensions, and warnings from editors.
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Saturnadia
O Stempo
Denry Youtsey
Sottee
Willen Goebels
Jodee Cantril
Ootion
Tom Campbell
Arthur Goebel
Goebel Assassination Affects Kentucky Campaign Fallout
The narrative recalls Goebel's murder during the 1900 Kentucky race, noting threats, public calls to arms, and alleged plans to frame Republicans. It cites J B McCreary and Beckham supporters, the role of Blackburn, and predicts political machines leveraging the death to condemn the Republican party amid legal and judicial manipulation in Kentucky.
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Taylor
Goebel
Frankfort
Jas. B. McCreary
Beckham
Blackburn
McCreary
Goebels
Campbell
Arthur Goebel
Cantrill
Kentucky
Indianapolis Journal
Flag talk and 64 votes hint at state shifts in looming election
Fragmented text references Bryan and Democratic nomination, Senate danger, and legislative ticket focus. Mentions a 64 count, canvass, and legal/party proceedings with garbled phrases about political outcomes and candidate prospects.
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Toook
United States Senate
Congress Aims to Sustain President's Food Policy
Fragmentary text notes congressional actions to support the President's efforts for good government and sustainable policies, signaling ongoing legislative backing.
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Sa Ous Toe
Democratic Stand In Giones Que Seith
In a dated note from September 4, 18xx, J. Orsau presents a local political stance on the Giones matter, indicating party alignment and regional positions. Further details are unreadable due to OCR errors.
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Party Democratic
J. Orsau
Nesvide
Second Battle: How It Happened
A historical note describes preparations for a forthcoming narrative titled The Second Battle detailing the process of sharpening pencils and readying writers to begin drafting the account.
Republicans urged to seek congressional candidates
In the wake of the national ticket enthusiasm RP leaders are advised to focus on recruiting credible congressional candidates. The editorial stresses vigilance and local outreach to strengthen party representation in Congress.
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Congress
Lube democratic thugs threaten governor and voters
A fragment suggests rough actions by unnamed opponents against Governor Roosevelt but notes voter options remain unaffected and the public mood persists despite disruptions.
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Roosevelt
General Benjamin Harrison Points to Republican Path
General Benjamin Harrison argues for Republican strategy and timing to win elections. He emphasizes focusing on minor questions to advance party success and mobilize supporters.
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Benjamin Harrison
German Daily in Kansas Back McKinley Roosevelt Ticket
Matmanob welcomed Bryan signaling support for McKinley and Roosevelt. The sole German daily in Kansas endorsed the Republican ticket as part of the state’s political procession.
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Kansas
McKinley
Roosevelt
Certainty of Republican Victory Seen in New York
The piece asserts strong Republican prospects and questions the size of majorities for stable governance. It notes Bryan did not spend time in New York discussing party platform while New Yorkers are accused of caring about finances.
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Bryan
New York
Degenerated currency benefits urged to wage earners
An editorial argues that wage earners would be attracted by benefits arising from currency degeneration if such changes occurred, claiming no great difficulty exists in persuading workers of potential gains.
Women and Kidney Trouble Publicize Swamp-Root Remedy
An old article promotes Swamp-Root as a universal cure for kidney and bladder issues affecting both women and men. It claims quick, visible relief and offers samples by mail from Dr. Kilmer and Co. in Binghamton New York.
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Swanmp
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Red Wy
Money Not Honor In 1889 Bryan Letter Found
Republican state headquarters display a 1889 letter from William J Bryan to J Morton dated Lincoln Nebraska January 1 1889. Bryan hints at seeking office for money not honor, saying he dislikes soliciting aid and if successful will rule over his beginning.
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Goebel
Louisyidle
Ldestogtem
Overushers
Cincinnati
Louisville
Groebel
Sien
Taylor
National Democratic
Woodspan
Owensboro Messenger
Republican
William J. Bryan
J. Morton
Lincoln
Neb
Morton
Bryar
Lease
P.S
Indianapolis Journal
Dave Allen in Frankfort and Michigan City labor disputes
The piece traces Dave Allen a former Democratic congress candidate who organized a bicycle company in Frankfort but moved production to Michigan City using low wage prison labor. It claims products faced boycotts and price competition crushed rivals. It mentions gambling indictments, a recovered mine sector, and opposition to trusts influencing voters in Tipton and Athens.
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Dave Allen
Congress
Frankfort
Michigan City
Prison Labber
Gem
Bagarsoter
Canceris Laat
Minteri
Athens
Adlea
Tipton
Local notices and medical tonic claims flood public notices
A garbled Danville item discusses moving to Darwi e on Main Street near Bowman Avenue paying 324 for a lot and planning a 25 000 house. Dr L E Cargile from Wichita quotes Electric Bitters curing Mrs Brewer of scrofula and skin sores while touting it as a blood purifier and health booster.
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Mike Mavetood
Cavinsten Tins
Boondit
L. E. Cargile
Washita
J. T
Brewer
le Roy Allen
Drigszist
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