Mckinley Reservation of Prosperity and Currency Policy
The passage asserts presidential notification of Mckinley and urges commercial revival, national credit stability, and domestic employment at fair wages. It emphasizes protecting American labor, expanding revenue without debt, maintaining the gold standard, and defending the Dingley tariff while promoting open markets and Monroe Doctrine adherence. It notes progress since 1894 and cautions against repudiation and foreign influence.
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United States
Hawaiian Islands
Ann
Islea
the Hague
Europe
China
McKinley Victory Speech Says No Retreat in Philippines
President McKinley proclaims American sovereignty in the Philippines, pledging amnesty without abating rights and urging a just government with broad participation. He asserts congressional power over U.S. territory, highlights wartime duties, and vows to protect citizens abroad amid China tensions. Senator Fairbanks predicts McKinley’s re election as cheers follow.
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Porto Reo
Tae
Philippines
Philippine
Republican Party
Congress
United States
Far East
China
Party of Liberty and Emancipation
Lincoln
McKinley
Grant
Fairbanks
Indiana
Roosevelt Notified of Vice Presidential Nomination
Oyster Bay dispatch reports Theodore Roosevelt officially notified today of the nomination for the vice presidency. A Philadelphia Republican convention notification committee left New York at 10:30 PM and arrived at Sagamore to convey the news amid a ceremonial reception.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
New York
Sagamore
Pena
Wolvett
Addean
Armertoene
Bravdeut Moin speech on strength and national fate
A historic address discusses unity and national purpose. The speaker cites recent Kansas City events and outlines confidence in the American people’s verdict next November, urging citizens to advocate for the country’s well being and the honor of the flag.
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Kansas City
Trouble of fusionists in Lincoln all night sessions
Lincoln Neb July 12 fusionist talks in Lincoln persisted with little progress beyond separate platforms. Democrats pressed for two state offices plus presidential ticket overall. Populists debated trading rights of national party for state offices, with threats to withdraw Towne and affect North Dakota South Dakota and Kansas. Negotiations split offices among parties, but Populists refused to yield two seats to Democrats. Democrats considered concessions while Whitman and others weighed future implications.
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Lincoln
Neb
Powathay
Deven Vely
National Party
Towne
M. F. Harrington
North Dakota
South Dakota
Kansas
Nebraska
J. J. Ténniston
Popullar National Committee
Harrington
Edmiston
Wheeler
Custer County
Thompson
Eliver Republicanea
Mouténant
VIEW OF REFUGEES AND RISING DANGER AT PEKIN
A Shanghai dispatch relays a Pekin letter dated June 24 and June 30 describing imminent doom as thirty thousand troops close in. It notes Mallen's store burned and the Hotel de Peling bombarded, with foreign concessions and legations affected. Refugees report a collapsing situation and dwindling supplies with no relief in sight.
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New York
Shanghai
Pekin
Tien Tain
Mallen
Hotel de Peling
Sir Robert Hart
Mg Yumm Shih Ki
Mantt
A Big Army for Russia After Troubling Actions
A large military measure rests on Russia in response to their arbitrary actions. Officials warn the move signals heightened tension as authorities vow firm limits and deterrence against escalating disruptions.
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Russia
Fragmentary Civil War Dispatch Describes Hidden Artillery
A clumsy OCR fragment reports a dispatch from a councilor and a message dated July. It notes masked artillery pieces and difficulties in locating their guns as the scene unfolds with unclear names and places.
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Che Foo
Huly
Rom
Robert Hert
Tain Ta Jost
Jim Chae
Harvest Time in Gallatin Valley Brings Free Delivery Hopes
Harvest begins in Gallatin valley as farmers anticipate a heavy crop despite dry weather. Bozeman posts a total postal revenue of 10,200 dollars enabling free city delivery by October. Local social notes cover Miss Maud Martin gatherings and Yeoman events, plus visits from Dr. Kiel ler and Professors Chandler and Davis.
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Soxeman
Gallatin
Gage
Republican Party
Maud Martin
Hust
Olive Street
Tom Tiddler
Burkett
Postal Department
Bozeman
Billings Wool Market Slump Amid Packed Carship Rally
Billings observers report a weak wool sale with most bids rejected and prices dipping to 12½ to 14½ cents. Wool clips from Nuckles Bros. and partners sold partially to Bach Becker & Co, with hundreds of cars awaiting transport from Red Lodge and Bridger. General Henderson toured Billings recently, while a Pacific coast political visitor, Frank Devin, predicted a big Republican margin in California. The Donovan McCormick Co. plans a $10,000 expansion to add dry goods and furnishings, and Epworth league officers were elected for six months.
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Nuckles Bros
Bach, Becker & Co
Jeremiah Williams & Co
William Thompson
C. G. Park
Wyoming
Red Lodge
Bridger
Burlington
Donovan-McCormick Company
Aince
Wardwell
Montana
Allen's Foot-Ease Powder Adverts Claim Relief
An early 20th century shoe powder advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease to ease swollen, hot and tired feet from tight shoes. It lists cures for swollen sweating feet, ingrown nails, blisters, callouses and corns, promising relief and comfort. Sold by druggists and shoemakers for 25 cents. trial package available from Allen & Olmsted, Le Ray, New York.
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Allen
Allen & Olmsted
le Ray
N.Y
Notice to Co-Owners on Chequito Quartz Lode Claim
John Thomas Nagle and Bill Ann Nagle are notified that co-owners George Abram Free and John Edgar Free have expended labor and improvements on the Chequito quartz lode mining claim in Summit valley mining district Silver Bow county Montana. If Nagle and Nagle do not contribute their proportion of the annual expenditures by publication within ninety days, their right title and interest will become property of the undersigned. Butte Montana June 14 1900.
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John Thomas Nagle
Bill Ann Nagle
George Abram Free
John Edgar Free
United States
Assay Mill
Enterprise Quarts
Summit Valley
Silver Bow County
Montana
Gala County
Chequito Quarts Lode
Butte
Mont
Burney No. 6886 Lode Patent Application Filed in Montana
Henry Munger of Butte Montana has filed for a patent on Burney No. 6886 Lode in Summit Valley Silver Bow County Montana. The claim covers 18 acres with 10 acres to be claimed by the applicant and adjoins Hock Breaker Hilizide and Kam Lodes with a detailed boundary description and record in Silver Bow County. George D. Greene Register and Ramuel Barbra attorney for the applicant, publication June 28, 1900.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
Henry Munger
Butte City
Montana
Summit Valley
UN Org
Silver How County
State of
Conrol
Recorder's Office
Sliver How County
Pate
Mining patent notice for Aetna Lode in Montana filed by John Uiltic
Notice of application for patent under Montana law by John Uiltic for the Aetna Lode Mining claim. Describes location near Bowey district, survey No. 5837, and the discovery shaft with a 14 linear feet claim area. Names Arthur Thomad et al as applicants. George D. Greene as register. Publication June 7.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
Montana
John Uiltic
Butte City
Discovery Shaft
Aetna Lode
Bowey Tuners
Naddes
Burvey No
Townahip A
Ranke & ‘Wert
Weap
Wits
Burvey
Lilo
Sue Pouth
Meredith Corner
Recorder's
Milver
Italy
Arthur Thomad
D. Greene
Register
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View OF Refugees
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Uel Wen
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Olive
Miss Martin
Elmer Ray
Alice Gage
Mary Gage
Lucy Gage
Edith Bilaik
Alice Lewis
Eleanor Werris
Mary Ttog Hatt Parkins
Miss Cantwell
Yeoman of the World
Frank Mackenzie
Rebecca
L. Kincaid
Frank
A. Maxwell
Rowena
A. B. Milan
Ollie
W. B. Walker
Roseman
Great Fally
TS. Gassoway
Trail Creek
J. L. Pease
Oakland
Cal
Pease
James Ponsforth
Prof
R. E. Chandler
Oklahoma
Itr
Mrs. Chandler
Judge
Mrs
A. Luce
Will Davis
Washington, D.C
Thomas Brandenburg
Manhattan
E.G. B Hill
George Eldridge
Alex Wilson
Mantay
White Caldwell
California
Billings
Henderson
David B. Henderson
National House of Representatives
Hen Jenson
Yellowstone Park
Don A. Tudge McPherson
United States District Court of Town
Prank J. Devin
The
Assurance Mutual Company of
San Fransisco
Devinn
Pacific Coast
Epworth League
A. M. Lane
Anna Wells
Launa RB. Carns
W. B. Hassler
Jane Plicher
Claudia Browning
Nellie Milla
R, H. Mund
Chicago
O. F. Goddard
Mr. Mund
First National Bank
Dealant
W. H. Coomle
Charles Schneider
Coppler
Thia Anderhon County
Livingston Baseball Club
Miles City
James H. Jonnacon
Beatrix Matheson
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Tumorrow
Dreve
Jol. D. Matsheson
A. J. Mitchell
Inter Mountain
Inter Mountains
Anna M. White
Methodist Hospital
Great Falls
W.T. Hees
George Taylor
Robert Harrison
Mureols Wye
Ruth
M. FL Dor
Iren New Torke
Joan D. Lose ‘Kamp
Aldridge News
L. D. Glenn
Inter Mountain Branet
Nevaco
Jon
First Clase Drug
Cage
Atlantic City
N. J
Grand Judge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Lloyd Bowman
Rand
Kent
Kington
A. Reynolds
Iiow
Mion
Urer
Edward Orrin
Meadville
Hays
Ramuel Barbra
Ovine
Santon Ee Eat
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