Richmond Times Endorses John W Daniel for President
The Richmond Times urges John W Daniel as a Democratic nominee, arguing he could unite eastern and southern factions and win votes in New York and New England. It portrays Daniel as popular in the West, capable of balancing intraparty divisions, while cautioning that Bryan’s renomination could spark a fierce fight.
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Virginia
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New England
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Edwin Hoott
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Deniel
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Disgraceful Subserviency in Democracy Faction
A 1900 era political analysis condemns factional subservience within the Democratic Party. It notes fusion pressures with silver Republicans and populists, praising the effort to keep the Democratic party free from entangling alliances and downplays calls for unity with allied movements. It discusses the silver wing opposing cross party cooperation.
Merged Democrats Rally Against Silver Cause
A critique of Democratic leaders and their opposition to free coinage of silver. The piece argues a group within the party betrays silver interests, condemning anti bimetallism rhetoric, and predicts discord at the 1900 convention as Helena begins its municipal campaign amid heated political tensions.
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Wade
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Our Foreign Possessions and Imperial Trade Prospects
Senator Teller argues that anti-imperialism will fade before the next campaign as the Philippines and tropical colonies expand American commerce. The piece cites yearly costs, potential profits, and a future where expansion brings new prosperity and independence in trade.
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Nurney
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Anaconda Standard probe of silver party fusion clash
The piece denounces the Anaconda Standard for backing fusion plans at Montana silver Republican and populist conventions in 1898. It accuses editors of disloyalty to silver causes, cites Toole Daly Hartman and Governor Smith, and condemns attempts to control Democratic leadership while condemning expansion opposition voiced by Hartman. It notes a Chicago silver meeting described as Democratic, with Teller as the sole exception.
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Thirtman
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Mi Daly
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Hawaii as Naval Outpost Sparks Heated Debate in Press
In a heated column, writers argue over Hawaii, Porto Rico, and the Philippines as vital American assets. They tout Hawaii as a pearl of the ocean and a key naval base while criticizing protection and free trade stances. The piece also questions Montana politics and the cost of maintaining the army, then shifts to the Sultan of Turkey training in revolver shooting with both hands.
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Sandwich Islands
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Turkey
Rhodes Datests Writing
Mr Cecil Rhodes dislikes personal letter writing and looks forward to phonographs telephones and other sciences removing the need to write letters. He envisions future communication becoming entirely verbal and mechanized.
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Roman theater discovery at Benevento revealed
A large ancient theater at Benevento has been uncovered and is described as well preserved. The structure includes entrances, ambulatories, lower seating, the stage and the orchestra, all intact and in good condition.
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Pompey
Marcellus
Rome Knife Abuse League Leader Stabbed Rival to Death
The president of Rome's League Against the Abuse of the Knife was involved in a quarrel on a railway carriage and fatally stabbed a companion with a knife. A setback for the group follows the violent incident.
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League Against
The Sunkiraw Kingdom Describe Japan’s Name
The Sunkiraw Kingdom in Japan cites a supposed etymology from Shi-pen-kire meaning roof of cay or sunrise kingdom, noting Japan’s direct east position relative to China. It states white hats are worn for three years of mourning by every grown man in Korea after a royal family death.
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Cay
China
Korea
The Fighting West Valor Across the Philippine War
A verse tribute by Edwin Sabin in Lestie's Weekly celebrates the Fighting West units in the Philippines. It recalls their fierce marches through jungle, swamp, and ambush, tending the wounded, burying the dead, and pushing onward despite floods and fire. The poem honors East and West linked by shared courage and victory.
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Edwin Sabin
Lestie’s Weekly
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