Revival of Oratory Edits Clash of Dewey Bryan
The Anaconda Standard lauds Colonel Bryan for reviving oratory while the Butte Miner credits Admiral Dewey with deeds over speech. Both papers critique reliance on words versus action as they forecast campaign rhetoric and honor different figures for public influence.
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Anaconda Standard
Colonel Bryan
Butte
Admiral Dewey
van di
Denon
Wolds
Rhaevtut
Andyoinda
Airy
Ian
Webb
Abraham Lincoln
Nebraska
Muntell
Manila Bay
Dewey
Tivyan
Perhal
Irrigation and Expansion Debate Across Regions
A lengthy piece argues federal funding for irrigation and swamp land reclamation should favor the West, warning Eastern opposition risks politicized water storage. It contends population growth and broader representation will shape national policy, linking expansion to regional power. It also references Bryan Morton and McKinley politics and a mayoral proclamation comparison.
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Middle West
Emily
Mississinpi
Sturi
Bre
Bryan Eloquence in Aims to Mark His Place in History
The piece argues that true greatness in oratory is proven by the character of the causes a speaker champions. It weighs Bryan’s expansion policy and questions whether his eloquent perorations will elevate him beside leaders defined by major wartime actions.
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Bryay
Deves
Wiich
Eurige
Dever
Santiago
Bryan
Editorial echoes on Transvaal war and mining claims
A lengthy Democratic analysis critiques the Transvaal war, arguing gold drives conflicts and mining titles hinge on foreign ownership. It denounces claim jumping, links English natives to taxation, and contrasts with American war scenes while noting yacht race costs and local political commentary.
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Helena
Africa
England
Arma
la Minera
Montana
Komme
Dilek Prairie
Lenin
Boerrepublc
Great Britain
Transvaal
Bryan letter on office for money sought revealed
The Call prints a facsimile of W. J. Bryan 1889 letter to J. Sterling Morton claiming money in office attracts him not the honor. An affidavit by Lincoln reporter Henry G. Smith sworn Oct 3 1898 denies Bryan ever said such a thing and notes Bryan wished not to be quoted denying the assertion. The report places the exchange in Lincoln Nebraska and references dates in 1898 1899.
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San Francisco
W. J. Bryan
J. Sterling Morton
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska City
Lease
Jin
W. v. Bryan
Nebraska
County of
Lancaster
Henry G. Smith
Deponent
Horace
Incoln
Bryan Epistle Quoted as Nomination Cheer
The article reproduces Bryan’s epistle and cites his belief that the people, in a high court, must render judgment against greed. It also notes Martin Sterling’s paper reprinting and compares the stance to Bryan’s letter to Sterling Martin.
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Vative
Sterling Marton
Bryan’ Jelief
Piquette Gains Popularity in France From American Dried Apples
Washington Spec reports consul Nie’s note on piquette, a sparkling drink from dried apples and raisins in France. The piece details its rise as wine declines, its cheap, pleasant appeal, and notes U.S. dried apples supply the fruit. It includes a home recipe and remarks on growing French demand and health aspects.
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Washington
New York Journal
Albion W. Tourges
United States
Bordeaux
Nie
France
My. Tour
Fernes
Normandy
Brithany
Paris
Ely
Broadway Musicians Share Odd Opera Night Encounter
In New York a humorous exchange unfolds on Broadway as two men recall a peculiar opera evening. A man with a queenly escort sits near the aisle while a libretto boy and a flustered companion search pockets for a quarter, sparking playful banter about the show and seating.
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New York Mail and Express
Sean
Broadway
Ill fated Opera Debut Leads to Unlikely Alliance
A man recounts a chaotic opera night where a mislaid bill and a clever ruse saved a suited stranger from ruin. He later helps the couple face a medical issue, and the man vows to dine with him, forging a lasting friendship with the girl and the ally who returned the libretto money.
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Ina
Hoe
Montana boys to arrive in Butte for coal and wood
The Montana boys will arrive in Butte in time to order coal and wood from the Silver Bow Coal Company. Our graduate optician fits glasses and corrects errors, with free eye examinations offered at Towle and Winterhalter, 28 West Park.
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Butte
Silver Bow Coal Company
Towle & Winterhalter
West Park
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