Bryan and Hearst feud shadows Bryan nomination talk
New York July 10 The Sun reports on W Bourke Corkran visiting Mr Bryan in Lincoln to discuss the Democratic presidential race and party platform. It notes lingering Hearst resentments, possible Hearst run on the Independent line, and the impact on a Bryan bid while outlining port trade shifts and new york area election developments.
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Mr. Soekran
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Saints
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Richard Trever
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Bryan Folky
Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Herat
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Tiyan
League
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West Coast Leads in U S Trade Shifts Says Bureau Report
The Bureau of Statistics reports a growing share of U S imports and exports moving through southern western and northern ports while Atlantic seaboard ports see a declining role. In 1882 Atlantic imports were about 82 percent, forecast to drop to 80 percent in 1907. exports via Atlantic ports were about 69 percent in 1887, expected to fall to 57 percent by 1907. The shift is greater in exports, aided by grain and cotton routing to Europe via Gulf Pacific and northern ports, and Orient trade mainly exiting from Pacific Coast ports.
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Mexico
Amarica
Canada
United States
New York
Galveston
Boston
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Baltimore
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Puget Sound
Savannah
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Moeile
Chicago
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Philadelpha
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Buffalo
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United States Department of Commerce and Labor
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Chiedy
Pacific Coast
Great Britain faces possible trouble with Japan
London reports cautious UK reaction to Anglo Japanese tensions. The Weekly Review notes relief at reduced immediate strain but warns of future confrontation modeled on U S Japan dynamics. The Spectator discusses potential conflict from immigration policies and Anglo Saxon resistance, while observers doubt long term harmony remains.
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Brownsville Troops Move Toward Philippines Dispatch
San Francisco July 17 The Twenty fifth Infantry, subject to War Department orders, will join the other battalions at Presidio and sail for the Philippines between August 5 and 15. The Brownsville inquiry ends with a congressional report due. Major Blockson and Senator Foraker exchange remarks as Washington debates explanations. The Crook ships to Alaska about the 26th, after refit, to transport the Twenty fifth infantry.
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Tenth Infantry
Kinley
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Armament limitation debate at The Hague conference
Delegates report a proposed cap on armaments with the British warning against coercive debt collection. Ported remarks by General Horace Porter advocate nonintervention and warn creditors against pushing states into war by forcing debt collections.
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United States
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Japanese Jingoism and Rhetoric After Yokohama Dispatch
Reports from the steamer Tartar arriving from Yokohama reveal heightened Japanese sentiment toward the United States. Interviews in Tokyo papers quote Count Tagaki urging warship mobilization and a confrontational stance, while Count Okuma argues Japan’s rising power demands respected status and rejects any notion of inferiority.
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Omeers
Tartar
Japan
Yokohama
United States
Count Tagaki
Nome
Tokyo
Tokyo Bay
America
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Okuma
Tsagaki
Ale
Jf Shimpo
Bryan Explains What A Democrat Really Is
New York June 22 The World published William J Bryan’s reply to the question What is a Democrat He defines a Democrat as a person aligned with the Democratic party who supports majority rule and policies that increase popular power He emphasizes belief in government by the people and reforms that empower the masses, noting democracy as a broad subject beyond editorials.
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New York
the World
William J. Bryan
Sone
Reorganization Plans for Canal Commission Unveiled
Washington July 11 Secretary Tatts outlines executive orders reorganizing the canal commission’s administration. Proposals include new chief engineers, removal and transfer of staff, auditing changes, and establishment of a general auditing officer to oversee accounts and expenditures.
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Tatts Plangs
Wihmian Canal Commission
Songevel
Bneingers
Unite
Uve Wietharelty
Moving Westward as War Prep Rapidly Grows
Washington dispatch reports heightened defense efforts along the Pacific coast and Philippines as the navy accelerates fortifications. Newport submarine units brace for action, crews trained, and ships moved westward. civil enlistment and war-ready materiel expand, with 49,000 deserted wives aided by poor law officials in 1900.
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Hawa
Philippines
Tonrhen
War and
Navy Departments
Atlantic
Pacific
War College
Newport
James
le Belie
Chariex A. Nelson
Ing
Narragansett Bay
Soa
Vermont
Kost
Burns Healed In One Day by The Household Surgeon
An advertisement claims rapid burn healing with Dr Porter’s Antiseptic, produced by Paris Medicine Co. in Saint Louis, asserting quick relief and refund if healing fails. The copy emphasizes speedy results and household use, targeting general readers seeking simple first aid guidance.
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Paris Medicine CO
Saint Louis
U. S
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