Bayyno and Bryan Silver Issue Stir In Democratic Ranks
The piece outlines the heated reaction within the Democratic Party over free coinage and silver policy. It notes Bayyno’s ghostly reputation, Bryan’s recent loyalty to silver, and rising opposition from figures like Howell and New York Journal supporters. It argues the party faces a split as the 1896 convention nears, with debates over remonetization and the silver wing.
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Bayyno
Bryan
Nurvan al Alan de Thies
Tyatead
Giwinie
Clark Howe
Trent
New York
Monell
Howell
Beyss
Wilas le
Mr. Howell
New York Journal
Democratic Quves
Philadelphia Record
Bryan Hie
Gibraltar
Democratic Party
Mae Anak
Faye Cyevie
San Ma Mayer
Pierly
Anniversary Edition Praises Anaconda Standard Ten Years
The Anaconda Standard marks its tenth anniversary with a special edition lauding its growth and influence in Montana journalism. The piece credits financial resources and skilled staff, notes ties to national papers, and highlights a state press meeting feature as a centerpiece of the celebration.
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Anaconda Standard
Toland
Adinco
Bnt
New York Journal
Metromilitan
State Press Association
Atimeotida
Standard
Anniever
Association
Inter Mountain
South African War Fears Rise Over Native Uprising
Cable dispatches from Pretoria indicate the Matabele tribe shows signs of renewed resistance as Boer and British powers weigh war. The Matabele, long a thorn to Dutch and British, might align against whites while fears of massive native slaughter and widespread conflict grow amid political turmoil.
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Chiru Chronicle
Pretoria
Murest
Lmbroglio
Kruger
C Camberlain
South Africa
Capetown
Zambesi
Transvaal Republic
Rhodesia
Don Ag
The Insurrection Threat Across Tribes and Vanity of Ambition
A large force and a pad to suppress rebellion are discussed as the Matahole revolt could spark a regional war among Basutos Pondos Rechuanits Swarts Griquas and Kaffirs. The piece critiques political vanity and thirst for honors, noting how ambition destroys health and happiness and cites Clay Webster and Blaine as disappointed figures.
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Bree
Natal
Bechuanaland
Hwaxiland
Cape
Clay
Webster
Blaine
Bladensburg Attack Retold From English War Work
John F. Coyle presents an official account from England's Battles by Land and Sea of the 1814 Bladensburg campaign. British troops disembarked at Benedict, advanced on Washington, captured the fort, burned public buildings, and withdrew after reaching Benedict on August 29. Survivor recollections describe orders to retreat without firing.
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John F. Coyle
Washington Post
Washington
England
Bladensburg
Benedict
Charles County
Maryland
Washington S
General Rosa
Navy Yard
Baltimore
General Williams and the retreat from Washington blamed on Armstrong
The article recounts General Williams blaming Secretary of War John Armstrong for Washington's retreat. It notes only private property destroyed the National Intelligencer presses, the brief burning order, and the wider context of 7,000 troops, delays by General Winder and officials, Commodore Barney’s stand, and later reflection that the retreat was debatable yet blamed Armstrong in publications for years.
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General Williams
Gales
Lower
Maryland
Second Street
Maryland Avenue
Hoss
Washington
Winder
Barney
Bull Run
Costly Pipes Belong To Persia’s Shah And Royal Guests
Muzaffer-ed-Din Mirza, shah of Persia, owns the most expensive pipe in the world, the Kalifan, valued at 400000 dollars and adorned with diamonds rubies and emeralds. The pipe’s gold shank water bowl and bowl are lavishly jeweled. In 1862 the Prince of Wales smoked a diamond inlaid narghile given by the Turkish sultan. A meer schaum and amber pipe for Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria cost 3000 dollars.
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Muzaffer-ed-Din Mirza
Kingdom of
Persia
Prince of Wales
Turkey
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Free Land Rally Turns Real As Dirt Smacks Speaker
An outdoor meeting near Exeter sees a famed speaker vow free land for the people. A large clod lands on his eye as a mounted heckler quips about Devonshire abundance, prompting laughed chatter at the open air event.
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Exeter
Devonshire
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