Democrats Plan Western July Convention In Kansas City
Kansas City writer describes the upcoming Democratic National Convention on July 4 to 10, 1900, noting crowd pull, hotel pressure, and the chance of a Bryan nomination. He cites prairie schooners arriving, economic bets, and the city's eagerness to host what could be a historic event.
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Kansas City
Baltimore
Andrew Jackson
Cincinnati
Buchnanaun
Charleston
S. C
Douglas
Lnst
Chicago
General McClellan
New York
Seymour
New York State
Greeley
St. Louis
Tilden
Hancock
Cleveland
Bland
Bryan
Boles
Bedlam
Horace
Nebraska
al Moult
South Africa
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Niles
Sia
Union
Imiss
Parada
Bureau of Public Comfort
A. D. L. Hamilton
Senator Jones
Kansas City Club
Convention Hall
Thirteenth
Central Streets
John S. Martin
Willis D. Oldham
Atlantic
Bob
J. Johnson Watrous
McKinley Nomination Seen as Party Reward
The New York Herald argues McKinley’s nomination shows party leaders’ control and predicts a new period of deference to the machine. It comments Roosevelt’s four year probation as vice president and warns of future blunders if elected, implying strict party guidance.
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M'Kinley
New York Herald
Ind
Mc Kinley
United States
McKinley
Roosevelt
French Dainties At Night Showcare of A Frenchwoman
A description of a Frenchwoman preparing for sleep with the same care as for a social debut. The piece notes brushing hair, dental cleansing with antiseptic rinse, a lace night dress, and deliberate grooming as if attending a ball. It advertises Moffat's Life Pills for a torpid liver with a money back guarantee.
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France
Moffat
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