Silver Issue Largely Ignored In Ohio and Nebraska Campaigns
The Associated Press reports that in Ohio and Nebraska the silver question was largely sidelined as the campaign closed. Democrats, led by McLean and Bryan, shifted focus to anti imperialism and anti expansion, relegating free coinage and silver to the back burner. In states and nationwide, the party avoided framing silver as a top issue to unite factions and influence the next year’s elections.
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Astrological Cycle Promises Rare Celestial Alignment
A report notes an upcoming celestial alignment when many planets will be near the sun the second day of next month an event not seen in six thousand years Modern astrologers anticipate wide world implications and cite past warnings proven by history including references to the Civil War and emancipation predictions from a Cincinnati Enquirer remark
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Cosmic cycle hints at dark age and planetary alignments
A fragmented report suggests a grand alignment of planets aside from Earth will trigger widespread turmoil in the solar system. It notes December events and a predicted end of a dark age, citing ancient Hindu visions and modern astronomer confirmations.
Tomorrow's Elections and Campaign Outlook
The piece outlines expected election outcomes across states, citing Bryan and Goebel as central figures. It notes Nebraska’s political amalgamation to protect Bryan’s presidential hopes, Kentucky’s potential shift, and Goebel’s pivotal fight within the Democratic party. It mentions Bryan's stance in Iowa and a court-side incident involving Nolan as amicus curae.
Democratic sympathy blamed for Philippine war aid rumors
A skeptical piece argues some Democrats may allegedly possess undisclosed facts claiming Aguinaldo and his supporters received direct help from prominent US Democrats. It contends the president could reveal such evidence in a forthcoming message to Congress, noting war costs and partisan stances have fueled public suspicion of Democratic complicity.
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Governor Smith Proclamation Praises Soldiers Return Healthily
The Inter Mountain notes Governor Smith’s Thanksgiving proclamation aligns with White House themes by blessing Divine Providence and praising the returning war veterans. It highlights few exceptions in health and counters Democratic claims about the Philippines climate, presenting a unified wartime stance.
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Framing the Montana political row amid graft talk
The piece notes disbarment actions against John B. Wellcome and a bank books case before a notary, Whiteside bribery allegations set for Dec 6, and imminent senate debates. It comments on Montana democracy factions craving “a plenty” as campaigns heat, and questions a misdated Thanksgiving proclamation in Helena.
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Montana
Election mood as states vote tomorrow across nation
Fragmentary text notes Ohio Nebraska Maryland voting patterns with GOP and Democrat leanings mentioned. A casual prompt asks readers if they have voted, signaling a broad national turnout question and anticipation of results tomorrow evening.
Parish notice and quips on manners in old parish paper
A long collage of clergyman notice on graveyard order and litter, boer slang query about Trek, jokes on concealment in furniture, and vintage quips from Troy Times and Nantucket Inquirer. It also cites Confederate voters praising J Fleet Foster as patriot.
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Four Clifford Children Sail for England to Torquay
The eldest 11 and youngest 3 will voyage on the Freidrich der Grosse to England tomorrow morning. A tag will show the children’s destination and they will stay in one stateroom with two stewardesses arranged for their comfort. Father Percy Clifford, a Freeport, L I dry goods merchant, sent them to relatives in England after his wife’s death six months ago.
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Way of the Wicked and a Misguided Call Home
A humorous tale from Deadwood recalls a merchant dodging a train by deceiving his wife with a phoned alibi. He enlists a friend to relay the ruse, but the joke collapses when the man confirms the absence, leading to a blunderous night and a chase for another ride the next day. Rapid City Journal reports.
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