Sunagay Dinner Honors Welch Family Guests
A Sunday dinner hosted by Sar and Mrs Wa Weil Conner honored Mr. and Mrs LG Welch and their children. Attendees included BR G Welch and children from St Johns Kansas JN Niller and Dora L Conner with Jon Dale from Danville Mrs Cain Donaldson and Wm Conner of Layton and Wm Rouse and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sar
Wa. Weil
Conner
LG Welch
Rosebud
Walter
BR. G. Welch
St. Jonns
Kansas
Snd
J.N. Niller
Danville
Ills
Dora L. Conner
Jon Dale
Cain Donaldson
City
Wm. Conner
Layton
Ee Wm. Rouse
Chiidaa
M'Kinley Elected Chief Indorsed by Voices of People
The nation proclaims M'Kinley as its chief with a decisive endorsement from the public voice. The headline signals broad support and a strong political mandate in the era.
Victory Republicans Gain the Con test at the Coast of Re duced Pluralities
Republican national headquarters reported ongoing celebrations as results trickled in. Early returns showed McKinley winning nationally with varying margins, while Kentucky favored the Republicans and Nebraska appeared strongly in their favor.
All Over Now Political Headquarters in Cobwebs
New York political headquarters are being abandoned as the 3900 campaign ends. Ex Governor who led the Democratic national HQ there is referenced in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Republican National Committee Faces Longest Campaign So Far
Weeks past are scattering to their homes in different sections of the country. The large plurality for McKissey in the electoral college signals a Republican win in the next Congress, cooling popular interest. Richard Croker plans to serve for England soon. Gov Roosevelt rests at Oyster Bay while Odell shuttles between Newburg and deserted Republican headquarters. Senator Wanna visits tomorrow as a national committee conference is not scheduled. Headquarters expected to close Saturday after open July 29, marking the longest campaign the committee has faced in Myothis city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKissey
Richard Croker
England
Gov
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Odell
Newberg
Republican
Mark Wanna
National Committee
Republican National Committee
Senatorial complexion in the upper house debate
Fragmentary text discusses changes in the upper house, noting states represented and the election of senators. Mentions names and states in a confusing arrangement, with references to privilege of electing senators and party roles, but details are unclear.
United States election stance and Bryanism shifts noted
The Daily News and The Daily Telegraph discuss American election sentiment. They frame the swing as a culmination of Bryanism and support for expansionist policy, praising Bryan’s honesty yet labeling him a victim of infamy. They credit Tammany Hall influence as misfortune and stress America’s assertive pacific role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tendon
Daily News
United States
United Kingdom
Mr. Bryan
Tie
Tammany Hall
Daily Telegraph
America
Stars and Stripes
Pacific
Unclear local note from Tiheoin Nebraska
Fragmentary report mentions Williswn and Bryan, with references to Peostate and Dr Devan receiving messages. It notes Mr Pryvoigs intention to remain in Lisveoin and to rest, while correspondents request to be excused from outlining future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neb
Wirth
Williswn
Bryan
Heo
Devan
Waslington Report On Republican Strategy
Representative Letadenstiger, head of the eastern footholds of the Republic, indicated in a cautious comment that dispatches suggest rival Republicans will move to back competing contenders in the reset House of Deputies and against P54 for the seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waslington
Letadenstiger
Republic
bin Seus
Iielicnte
Indiana Returns Point to Republican Victory Across State
Early returns in Indiana show a sweeping Republican win with the complete state ticket likely elected and most congressional districts secured. McKinley’s statewide plurality appears assured at over 30,000 votes as reports from observers emphasize the strong statewide performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Oine
Fromm
McKinley
Close Nebraska vote shows split on Bryan and McKinley
In Nebraska the race tilts toward Bryan by about 3 000 to 4 000 per Democratic claims while Republican chairman Lindsey asserts McKinley leads by 5 000. Many precincts remain unreported as the Democratic state ticket appears ahead of Bryan with legislative outcomes uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pao
Tpayvuoyn
Kentucky
Neatwith
Nebraska
McKinley
Mr. Bryan
Plagetiy Ray
Omaha
Bryan
Lindsey
New York State Returns Show Republican Edge Amid City Shift
In New York state Republicans lead by about 146 000 while Greater New York favors Democrats by roughly 27 500. Odell had claimed the state earlier, Bry an expected a city gain, and Croker sent Brian a telegram asserting strong party leadership despite the statewide Republican tilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York State
Odell
Bryan
Ryan
Richard Croker
Brian
New York City
McNinley
Sona
Croker
Bryvo
Nevada Returns Incomplete As Mills Concedes
The Carson City race timeline is unclear as Mr Mills the Republican chairman concedes the state to pay by 2008. Officials and observers note the unusual outcome potential and unsettled margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Mills
Fragmented OCR Political Update With Party Gains
OCR text shows Democratic gains in multiple cities and statewide implications. Republicans secure support in several areas while party figures like Nevin and Tompkins influence the Twelfth District. The piece hints at a tight race and shifting power across states and cities.
Georgia Vote Shifts Show Democratic Solidarity in Capitol
In Atlanta and Georgia overall the delegation remains solidly Democratic. Local areas like Fitzgerald and Coffey County lean Republican, while Bryan's Atlanta majority rises and McKinley strong in Fitzgerald and the fourth ward. Overall turnout appears light but polls show regional shifts compared to four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Tiryan
Georgia
Chandler
Dryan
Washington
Coffey County
McKinley
Fitzgerald
Bryan
Fourth Ward
Michigan Republicans sweep state in McKinley landslide
Detroit reports a sweeping Republican victory with President McKinley carrying Michigan by an estimated 75 000 to 100 000 votes. The entire Republican slate is chosen, Mayor Maybury leads Democratic governor hopefuls, and the legislature favors Republicans with Senator McMillan certain to be re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
McKinley
Maybury
Iretroit
James McMillan
McMillan
Tennessee Senate Race Forecast and Carmack Senate Victory
Fragmented results indicate Nashville and Knoxville tally for Democrats while McMillin wins statewide, with E W Carmack projected to become United States senator as Democrats gain legislative majority. Names and places appear with OCR errors but point to a Democratic surge and key state races.
Massachusetts Vote Shifts Roll McKinley Victory
In Massachusetts in a presidential year the Republicans carried the state with a reduced majority, giving McKinley 15 electoral votes. Crane won a second term as governor, and most state ticket and congressmen stayed Republican. The legislature remains solidly Republican and may again send Gen Ven. George F. Hoar to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Massachusetts
New Jersey Returns Point to Republican Victory
Trenton returns show New Jersey carried for McKinley and Roosevelt by over 30,000. Republicans win six of eight congressmen, preserving the same representation as last year and poised for a strong majority in both state houses. The outcome ensures a Republican successor to William J. Sewell in the U.S. House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
New Jersey
McKinley
Roosevelt
William J. Sewell
United States
Virginia returns to Democrats with large presidential lead
Recapitulation shows Democratic plurality over 30,000 in Virginia and victory for the Democratic presidential candidate in most congressional districts. Bryan trails the ticket in nearly all cities towns and many counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Republican
People's Paper
Lane & Gossett
Covington
Owen
Ada
Court House
New York World
Democratic
Obie
Cinelaual
Congress
Tisis
Obe
Beauticas Gating
Astashea
Herseai
Ervai
Matsland
Rte
Siegal Corowaties
Node
Drvan
Mehieiey Bryan
Todiana
Stehinley Odd
Patoyesos
Mehin Jey
Maine
Wm. J. Bryanantitis
M'Kinley
M4cKintey
Stistaken
Chet
Per Pryan
Chicago
New. S
Daeka Eee Wee
Arkutrs
Montana
Nevada
Tennessee
Hayy
Idaho
William M ° Rinley
Wastacion
UY Peetscerris
Gilie Patamess
Itr Qader
Elertiniu
Pia Dewisintiares
Adoutet
Ate
Nolaersita
Oenen
Swhiel
Tela
Nicopur
Nedin Gatters
Purney
Wash‘neton
Patol Tfarris
Wherpesas
eBoy
Ohto
Columbus —McWinuky
Dellecrats
Clovyeliodh
Uch du Cineingallo
Phe Dd Opublicans
Mothe Pryal Ciseriet
Uamtonino Abrom
Cheirmein Peck
Clrtiican Lenicette
Clrtiican Lenicette Cottes
Barehiime
Aieressian
A von Gress
Dm Owithey
Repubelicans
Elaita Chet
Nevin Mothe Tite
Tompkins
Tennesser
Nashvie-Pryan
Chovedo
McMillin
Guede
Loevores
Nashville
Menmyptifs
Knoxville
Kattaneewa
Tb Congress
Mehinter
Iths
Pion
E. W. Carmack
Arizona
GEQ
D. Cook
Buckle
East Side Square
W. B. Coleman
Arkansas
Luisi
Missouri
Monnese
Mientyan
Virginialand
West
Priviges
Warren J. Lyviochoteen
Deppe
Cioetotack
Cuba
Florida
Deppe Asst
G. Poand Pla
Cineinnad, O
Cr Rien
Covington, Ind
the Reading Periodical of the World
Tgor
John Bach MceManter
Daniel Webster
Rudyard Kipling
Tan Maclaren
S Weir Mitchell Thomas Nelson Page
Bertha Rungle
Fora
Annie Steel
Frank B Stockton
Ruth McEnery
Stuart Gen Low Wallace Charles Dudley Warner
Stuart Phelps Ward
Mary EB
Wilktos
R Anstey
Mre
Burnett
Geo. W. Gable
Winston Church
Edwin Asa Dix Hamlin
Garian
David Gray
Joe Chandler
Bret Harte
W. D. Howells
Henrys James Sarah Orne
Jew
the Herp
Navarre
France
Boston Transcript
Callate
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!