There was no alliance with Aguinaldo says Bryan
The document argues that Democrats and Bryan did not believe Aguinaldo allied with the United States. It claims Bryan resigned from the army to push ratification of the treaty and that senators supported expanding the military to force Aguinaldo to submit. The piece likens such actions to treachery against a supposed ally and portrays opposition as untrustworthy.
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Philippines
Aguinaldo
United States
Bryan
Washington
Cour
Senate
House
Jes Sryan
an-Amer
Untitled fragment on public service funding and law
Fragmentary report discusses proposed appropriation around 609090 dollars beyond a party line. It notes public service demands exceeded funding and that years 150 and HSoi were insufficient to meet needs, leaving many statewide issues underfunded.
Democratic misrule and Bryan psychology dissected
The piece argues how heavy postwar appropriations fund state buildings and institutions while accusing Democratic leaders of profiting, then criticizes William Jennings Bryan as an imperial, paranoid crank whose fanatical will corrupt public judgment. It portrays Bryan as a dangerous boss who hypnotizes the unstable while warning regulars against blind party control.
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Colored Institute
West Virginia
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Miso
Bank Statements Show Help for Coal Region Depot Growth
Editorial in the Connellsville Courier argues bank statement figures for Connellsville reveal doubling of deposits in two years, fueling local prosperity, employment, and wages. It notes credit to consumer needs and warns against political shifts that could curb business and halt growth. mentions various remedies and references patent medicines for sale.
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Connellsville
Courier
Fayette County
Yous
Ict
Universil
Levant
Willy Brian Ese
Vanio
Hank
Willingana
Ign
Bryue
Recy
Laney
Wwe
The Empire Is Reining Colonel in Troubled Talk
A fragmented dialogue shows a figure urging action in a town to buy vampire furniture while debates about liberty and the Money Trust contrast with labor tensions. A farmer voices fear of politics and strikes as a Greek George’s group faces aggressive tactics, with a call for peaceful counsel to end the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Td
Heropus
Golo Ag
Cohone
Bat Howe
Feasting Menu From Pekin Dinner Before Massacre Described
A historical fragment describes a Pekin Chinese dining sequence prior to a massacre. Courses include goose fat breast, cow head fish, hashed tripe and eggs, pickled grains, shellfish, prawns, preserved ginger, and fruits. Ivory chopsticks accompany the courses. bird nest soup appears on grand occasions. The menu lists sea snails, sturgeon skull flesh, sharks fins with duck and tongue, and deer's tender swine with plum dishes and boiled rice. The passage notes Western observers’ reaction and uses period phrasing about barbarism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
T Ame Near
Uye
Wall Paper Ad Explains Small Fabric-Effect Prints
A brief advertisement notes a two paper offer in a small fabric effect style. It highlights adapting for a popular price and mentions a brand or name Jonny N along with a trade mention, suggesting a sales pitch for wallpaper.
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Santen
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