Prosperity and campaign money shaped the 1896 vote
Mr. Bryan argues money, labor, and war pressures swayed voters in 1896 with prosperity as the central argument. He discusses Republican funds, transportation for voters, and paid employment claims while warning of corporate power and the need for reform. The piece weighs political motives, public finance, and the election’s broader implications.
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New Fors
Willinan Tenninge
Bryan
Rwth Aansrican
Sess Howe
Tiik
Biog
Lewis
Saturn
Republic
Wren
Altoag Te Baners
Biyon
Tyedeen
Wortley
Avery Langom
Ena
Democratic Platioumima
Democratic
Iya Tration
Ritler
Ube
Watsoni
Philippina
Ib Débke
Goda
Vis
Thanics Haxan Home Guards Lincoln Neb March 29
Lincoln Nebraska March 29 In response to an address from Bryan Howie the guards sent a letter to HF Rockey thanking him for the esteem and voicing relief that the candidate remains confident in his future and that those who support the law will defend him amid political reverses.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bryan Howie
Bryan
Rockey
Smd
Ant
Resignation of City Chemist Drayer Cited
Drayer resigns as city chemist amid controversy over alleged health risk investigations. J E Miller chaired the board of health inquiry and supported Drager's findings while noting reforms in the health department. The report praises Drayer’s technical skill and dedication, but questions the timing of his departure.
Colonising Tie Roles in Kankakee Region Move
Reports from New York indicate President Kingor supports establishing colonies in the Kankakee valley. Large landowners draft a plan to set up a vast basin and reserve ownership tied to the project. Representatives travel to Transvaal to promote migration and secure asylum for promoters in the proposed settlements.
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Lapovin
Ind
New York
Kengor
Kayienkee
Transvaal
Che
Kankakee
Married in London With Ambapandor To Prince J T Eustis
An account from London on November 8 reports the marriage of Miss Welpn Tonnntny to Prince J T Eustis at Crothin Amnestyy. Monsignor Vanghay conducted the ceremony while Offienre hayve bogan thosen. The Walther langue of Batanvel’s church names the officiants and officers.
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Offienre Hayve Bogan
Walther Langue
Batanvel’s
William Mora
Prani- Fonte
Gharlen Anders
Vier Preaisdent
Lowia Dohne
Srcretary
Thanefore Slobald
Trensurer
Yosemite Ship Lost in Typhoon With Five Crew Perishing
Mantia November 29 report says the cruiser Yosemite broke from her moorings during a Guam typhoon on November 13. Drifted to San Luis D Apra harbor, struck reef, sank. An emergency launch attempt swamped. five crew members including a mate, an engineer's apprentice, two firemen and a Galician seaman drowned. The carrier Justit, still at Guam, later rescued one boat.
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Mantia
Yosemite
Taland
Guam
San Lois D'Apra
Sla
Navy reports disaster and typhoon damage near Guantánamo Bay
Washington reports the navy department received a dispatch detailing a disaster tied to a typhoon that struck the auxiliary cruiser Yovenilie near Guant, with Admiral Kemp ordered to proceed to Cuba to assess the damage. The message notes losses, repairs, and forthcoming official estimates from naval authorities and the ship’s crew.
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Washington
Navy Department
Guant
de Lalls
Wah
Eyale
Kemp
Guna
Eshlewrsyaz “Gavite
WaelWugiou
Gaptali
Iemapare
Bhernat
Yosemiiu
Amkted Lokon
Funk
Semler Wentta
Yosemite ship Yosemite history and postwar naval service
The Yosemite, acquired April 6 1800 from Sousa Poole company, served in early naval operations near Gund coast and was fitted at Quo August 7. It operated in surveying ports and coastlines, later renamed El Bed and El Norte as government purchases, before serving in the Spanish American War atmosphere and joining the Hookade squadron. Built 1802 in Newporte Virginia as a schooner, it measured 880 feet long with 48 foot beam and 20 feet draft, armed with six six-pounders and two Colts, and had a crew of 19 officers totaling 207 men at one time.
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Washington, D.C
Yaswpits
New York
Govermay
Sousa Poole Company
el Norte
Venemite
Gen
Newpark Wawa
Gurrmoilnre
Howell
Telaware
Bar Earbor
Vie
Cuba
Ti de Sa
Corta
Ivon Null
Wewpor Newn
Wiain
Arcondary
Fragmentary naval officer list from historical record
Szulon Schrordoy likely commanded the unit with Augustus Nf Mayo as active leader. The register names officers such as Lielite, W. E. Byford, Albert Movits, B. D. Blerexy, Bosigus A. W. Preeszy, HL. Culling, Al WW. Mipenet, T. Evany, and Assistant Surgeon F. M. Purdong. Also listed are Avaletant, Paymenter B. W. Delano, Chaplain L P. Rennolils and eight warrant officers.
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Szulon Schrordoy
Germini
Guna
Coutenant
Augustus Nf. Mayo
Lielite
W. E. Byford
Albert Movits
B.D. Blerexy
Bosigus A. W. Preeszy
HL. Culling
al WW. Mipenet Anit
T. Evany
F.M- Purdong
Paymenter
B. W. Delano
L P. Rennolils
Teliefonte plant sale details leave question marks
In 1878 the Teliefonte Tron and Wail company built a plant in Teliefonte Pa at a cost of 185000. Three years later the works shut down amid financial trouble. A recent assignee s sale of the wall works plant occurred in Philadelphia. Orr of June denies certain claims, affecting the included buildings and equipment.
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Teliefonte
Teliefonte Tron and Wail Company
Wall -Works
Philadélpha Orr
Junie
Wil Equipments
Court News: Divorce Actions and Jury Draws Reported
A garbled court news item lists divorce filings and statutory grounds involving Mebreca Youse and Johar Birchway. It also notes patients from Eastern hospital, deputy custody, and a lengthy roster of jurors drawn for cases, with unclear details and dates.
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Mebreca Youse Thaz
Tine
Agaist Nelson
Youre
Trlen Whfile
Sjel
Louive Daustiemeyer
Martin Bthair
Eastern Hospital
Riehwond
Sherrif Young
David Winters
Mies Schlemsave
Anas
Hirchman
Johar Birchway
Divorte Om
Wpesisl
J. Dahan
M. W
Simons
Webkert Wy T
DeWald
Frou OM
Smith
Lanis Fouquel
Edward White
Alfred A. Sahnson
Jeoph Tonneley Siemon
Javo
Tom
W. Bauth
Tudye Oranike
Mattay Utmor
Peives
Wayne
Bave Opened Offichs For Lie At Home Te Trade
Officials for Lie at lhrownen te trade ree Van Lo Hentingten to be constructed by the Part Waysre Southweastern Teagtha. Wavehee opened the Elekiron bualdiite and Auutleman comprising resource Means Willan & Heed George Vownsend and C Mier. Thely traveliee Lara tds city is regarded as practically wssered. Purchaac of heel canal hed between this city aid Matholens detaled it. The Sere Hel Woasasday evening marks another step toward neural gradinge. Plie vond will coat FAOD,OM with notice that machinery will ship to Fort Wrgne at one e. Work of pending wil camimotice within a week.
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Lara
Matholens
Fort Wrgne
Married in sodua church as Arthur Dougal weds
The wedding of Arthur Dougal youngest son of Capt mud Mrs Ann D inggatt occurred at noon Wednesday at St Johns Episcopal church in Sodua MV. The maid of honor was Tessin Wallims sister of the bride. four bridesmaids and a groomsman assisted. After the ceremony a wedding repast was served and the couple left for a New York City wedding tour set to return in December at 12 West University Street this city.
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Arthur
Dougal
Mud
Ann Dinggatt
Miles Aimy Helle Williams
Louns
St. Joh Episcopal Church
Sodua
Mist Tessin Wallimms
Hawy A. Willian
Dougall
New York City
West
Acquittal in Nicholson Inn Violation Case
Last week Tustign France acquitted Eelix Bercot of violating the Nicholson inn. The trial, dated August 27, 1899, showed that members of Bercot’s family were allowed at the saloon that day, with George Smith present to witness. During the trial it emerged that a customer took credit and a proprietor sought further terms, leading Smith to prosecute Vint. The charge was not sustained and the jury acquitted.
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France
Eelix Bercot
Gothat Uul
Kluger Heads to Coligne for Cologne Departure
Paris dispatch notes Kisgey and Jenne Hewe preparing for Cologne voyage. Body of departure not fixed yet. Estimated in Cologne over Sunday after tests. On Monday Kluger will submit missing documents and travel to Nordin, where arrival is expected today.
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Kluger
Coligne
Paris
Kisgey
Jenne Hewe
Cologne
Timate
Calogne
Nordin
Work of session and looming Hawaii policy in Congress
A Honolulu reporter notes ongoing work in Washington as Congress debates the Spooner bill and war tax relief. Representative M. Robinson discusses Hawaii governance, Wilcox’s role, and potential amendments while forecasts warn that tax cuts may be unlikely. The interview surveys looming fiscal and military questions shaping the session’s agenda.
Ante elaction promises and tax concerns amid war costs
The passage discusses election promises on war taxation and social spending, arguing for lighter taxes and opposition to broad tax cuts. It notes anticipated pay- as-you-go funding, calls out special interests, and cites canal and navy expenses as drivers of future taxation.
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Waya
Bax
Nicaragan Canal
Eragreen
Abin
Athens
Fragmented Names List From A Damaged Local Notice
A noisy OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and pairs including Catherine Rodenhente Milo T and George aud Eilian Feyrts Phendor EZ Geller Awan Bete, with additional pairs such as Robert K. Milan Nettie May Hornig Frank Parra Rose Parra and Walter B. Lewisterry May Drewn Bawarid. The garbled text also mentions Lydia Keamlants Bimer K. Cotta and Minte F. Are nota along with other pairs like Tolin Ay Cox Iohanna J. Beh Gooker and Benjamin B. Mooreen Mhuda A. Campbell.
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Vane TL Lada
Heinvtyttn
Pettifer Hemy
F. Fronke
Catherine Rodenhente
Milo T
George Aud
Eilian Feyrts
Phendor EZ Geller
Awan Bete
Robert K. Milan
Nettie May Hornig
Frank Parra
Rose Parra
James M. Robinson
Ty ML Deli
Tyy Blinin
Hille M. Rhipfd Miggde
Rudy T. Reackermay
Linehs
Tame
Terry Surtwe
Lydia Keamlants
Bimer K. Cotta
Minte F. Arenota
Walter B. Lewisterry
May
Drewn Bawarid
B. Donnell
Ansa Papp
Bhamos W. Crawford
Agnes Be
Tolin
Ay Cox
Iohanna J. Beh
Gooker
Benjanin
B. Mooreen
Mhuda A. Campbell
BRAVT MEN FALL TO SICKNESS GUARDID BY BITTERS
Idaville Indiana man says Blac Wide Bitters restore strength and appetite after liver and kidney trouble and general breakdown. Ad claims the tonic wards off death and improves health with renewed vigor. Sold by Grocer & Brothers in Brey North and other outlets.
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Idaville
Ind
Conta
Ab Oroler & Bros'n Dong
Horth
Lost will found makes niece heir to estate in Logansport
In Logansport Indiana a yearlong search for the estate of the late Judge Homey Biddle ended with discovery of a will naming his niece as heiress. The will significantly affects ownership of a vast library and a large share of the judge's fortune, prompting numerous lawsuits and inquiries in courts across the state.
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Vest
Logansport
Ind
Homey Biddle
Turtet
Sunhoy
Stateeman
Fatory Reynolds
Fragmented 19th Century Crime Note and Odd Local Anecdote
Fragmented OCR notes recount a violent episode with a pregnant woman and a man named Charles V. in a city area, followed by an unclear, possibly humorous local anecdote about a dog and a stone ritual. Names such as Myre Davis and Richardson appear amid garbled phrases and dates, with scattered references to a town and a wine stone procedure.
Tust Saved His Life From Dangerous Illness
A garbled 19th century testimonial claims Charles Davis of Bowerstan Ohio recovered from a severe lung distress and throat ailment after using a mysterious remedy. The ad promises instant relief, a 21 cent or 81 00 price, and a guaranteed trial with Deeley & Bro’s.
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Charles Davis
Bowerstan
Ohio
Conkrapton
Mary Dimmis Will Disposes Estate in London
Court records reveal Mary Dimmis of this city named Charles Tinunis of London as sole executor and beneficiary of a $150,000 estate in a will probated on Tuesday afternoon. The will directs administration from Chicago Toronto and Tanganyika, with no bond required and authority to manage the decedent's property.
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Ana
Mary Dimmis
Charlea Tinunis
London
England
Shain
Arawa Fyne
Chicago
Toronto
Tanda
Msg
Aiwarouy
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