Greatest exporting nations in the world
For the year ending June 80th 1904 exports to foreign countries reached 1.16 billion dollars, including 450 million in factory products. The world’s debt to us rose to 470 million pounds with a gain of 75 million. The speech argues against protection, defends the gold standard, and lauds McKinley and Roosevelt for prosperity, Cuba, Philippines, and Panama Canal policies, urging voters to reelect the Republican ticket in November.
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Republican Party
St. Louis
Sphynx
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Treasury
Democratic Party
McKinley
Willam McKinley
Spain
Cuba
Porto Rico
Guam
Philippines
Democratic
Sena
Caribbean
Venezuelan
Panama
Pacific
Warlike protest outlines Russian sinkings and contraband
Diplomatic notes argue that Russian declaration classifies cargo of the Knight Commander as contraband of war and that neutral ships carrying contraband may be seized or confiscated. Britain and the United States reserve rights while awaiting Roosevelt and Hay decisions. local note mentions A R Bass of Morgantown, who was cured by Foley's Kidney Cure from kidney pain.
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Andy
Congress
Pacific
Atlantic
United States
Panama
Bose
Fusan- Seoul
Rica
Russia
St. Patersburg
Roosevelt
Hay
A. R. Bass
Morgantown
Ind
Foley
Dreier & Bro
Fusion rejected at Oklahoma territorial convention
At the democratic territorial convention in Oklahoma City a resolution repudiating the Guthrie capital clause until 1910 passed amid rejection of fusion overtures from the territorial convention now in session. A separate note mentions Manzan for piles and a collapsible tube device claimed to stop the palm and cure, sold by Meyer Bros. Go and A. G. Gocke.
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Oklahoma City
Okio
Guthrie
Popust Territorial
Meyer Bros. Go
A. G. Gocke
Murphy Makes A Wist 10 UAA
Murphy and Mr Conway have been political antagonists for some time. Harmonizing influences in New York have borne fruit after greetings. National Chairman Taggart led discussions and planned a national committee meeting upon returning to New York. Delegation returned by afternoon train.
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Conway
New York
Taggart
Associated Fress
National Committee
May Choose Indianapolis for Western Democratic HQ
New York July 27 Chairman Tageport discusses the advisability of establishing western democratic headquarters at Indianapolis instead of Chicago. He argues Indiana is an important state and will defer to the executive committee's judgment.
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New York
Tageport
Indianapolis
Chicago
Indiana
Curios Found Hidden in 1868 Cornerstone at Calhoun Street
Workmen uncover a tin sealed cache inside a front column of F. M. Smith & Co hardware at 612 Calhoun. The collection includes coins, war scrip, tore tickets, old business cards, and three newspapers dating from 1865 to 1865. The inscription notes placement on June 16, 1868.
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F. M. Smith & Co
Calhoun Atrest
Calhoun Street
Main
Columbia Streets
Damley & Rozenthal
L. Fraiburger
Anderson & Evan
Townley, Dewald & Bond
James M. Kane & Bro
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Bee's LAXATIVE Honey and Tar Cough Syrup Plied
Bee's LAXATIVE Honey and Tar is advertised as the original laxative cough cure. It claims to heal coughs and strengthen weak lungs by combining antisptic healing pine properties with strained honey into a laxative syrup. Sold by Meyer Bros. Co. and A. GC. Gocks.
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Meyer Bros. Co
A. GC. Gocks
Hold Reunion Set for St Louis by United Spanish War Veterans
Commander Megrew announced plans to hold the first annual reunion in St Louis due to rail stop issues in other cities. NYC and Buffalo were considered, with St Louis finally chosen to host the gathering. A medicinal claim appears in the text, selling a remedy through Meyer Bros. Co. and A. C. Gocka.
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Indianapolis
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William McKinley
Republic
Panama Canal
Lincoln
Grant
Ody
Cannon
Republicin National Convention
Isva Gune
Isthmian Canal
Sastrous
Abraham Lincoln
George B. Cortelyou
B. B. Odell
T. C Platt
John Kean
New Tjarsey
Lithu Root
Cornelius W. Bliss
Frank 8. Black
Platt
A. C. Gocka
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