McKinley Described as Protective Policy Hope
From Our Regular Correspondent Washington August 3 1896 The voters of the United States must elect McKinley and restore the American principle of Protection or in the next four years we shall anchor such trials as we never before have suffered.
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United States
McKinley
Bryan drives newspapers toward free silver and sound money
The piece lauds William Jennings Bryan as the most influential public figure, claims he swayed over three hundred papers toward democracy, and argues for free silver and the double money standard. It notes opposition from Republicans and pro-Tariff Dems and covers Copeland's report praising sound money, with travel anecdotes from Illinois, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Virginia, and a Chautauqua gathering.
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William Jennings Bryan
Uarrinburg
L. F. Copeland
Chicago
McKinley
Hobart
Copeland
Virginia
Salem
Neb
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Lincoln
Bryan
Massacre in Kenouria District Reported by Officials
dispatches from Constantinope claim fifteen hundred Mussalman families in Kenouria were killed by Cretan insurgents though the massacre date is not specified. The text then pivots to an advertisement note for KIT KAT magazine praising its price and reading matter, with publisher Keighton Bros. and a sample poem.
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Constantinope
Kenouria
KIT Kat
Vera
Honda
Mademoiselle Obitlon
Borths M. Clay
Keighton Bros
South 18Th Street
Philadelphia
The charm of a carefully cultured woman
A discussion on charm as an art not a gift, detailing traits of a charming woman. It describes kindness, tact, restraint, and social grace, noting she avoids self pity, helps others, adapts to life, and speaks with measured, considerate ease. Includes moral reflections on truth and honesty.
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Charana
Abe
Jutta Marsven
Uriah Heap
David Copperfield
Blucher
Wellington
Richard X
State News Highlights from New Jersey Events
State events include the sixth reunion of the Veteran Association of the Third New Jersey Cavalry at Camden on August 17. A large Newark liquor trade parade and convention on September 1 will draw thousands of liquor dealers. Reports also cover agricultural pests near Burlington, the New Jersey Division A W championship at Paterson, a Pennsylvanian railroad accident injuring a worker near Pemberton, and the laying of the Sixth Regiment armory cornerstone in Camden by Governor Griggs. Also noted are a suspected poisoning in New Brunswick, a brutal double murder near Narbeth, and endorsements for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy by local merchants, with several advertisements for sales and medical notices.
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Veteran Association of the
Third New Jersey Cavalry Regiment
Tts
Post 37
Fifth and
Stevens Streets
Camden
Winchester
State Liquor Dealers' Association
Newark
Enel
Benjamin D Stedsker
Burlington
Outset Oval
Paterson
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N. J
New Jersey
A. W. Smembera
Aaron Savage
Hightstown
Amboy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pemberton
John W. Grigas
Sixth Regiment
Westcott
W.H. Cooper
Joseph W. Plume
William J. Sewell
Howard Oarrow
Harry Marke
New Brunswick
Harry Marks
Narbath
Ewert McDarnull
Mary Brown
McDarnell
Brown
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