We Demand Bryan Nomination and Economic Reform
A 19th century style political declaration condemns the gold standard shift and banking power, criticizes the Puerto Rican measure and imperial policy, and calls for direct election of U S senators. It voices sympathy for self governance in South Africa and urges allegiance to democratic ideals.
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Maietor
Wiliam
Republican Party
Palippine Islands
Sberty
United States
Michigan Republicans Elect Delegates at Large for McKinley
The Michigan Republican convention in Detroit on May 3 elected at large delegates to vote for McKinley’s renomination. Delegates named were Colonel F. J. Hecker, B. D. A. Blodgett, William McPherson, and Captain William E. Parnall. The platform endorses President McKinley’s administration and congratulates recent events.
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Michigan
Detroit
Mink
McKinlay
F. J. Hecker
BD. A. Blodgect
William McPherson
William E. Parnall
McKinley
Bishop's Address Calls Out Moral Decline at Conference
Delegates at the Methodist conference focus on Bishop E Andrews's quinquennial address read in Chicago on May 3. He condemns modern amusements and calls for church discipline to uphold purity in marriage, abstinence, and public morals amid rising secularism.
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Chicago
E. Andrews
Board of Bishops
Inillanapolis
Frank M. Bristol
Washington
Andrews
Ad Drean
Martiage
Puerto Rico Policy Sparks Debate Over Independence
The Puerto Rican press reacts to Governor Allen's power view and the El Correo Hispano accuses the policy of enforcing U.S. control. The discussion centers on whether new institutions bring real freedom or mere subordination under foreign rule.
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Spetiah
Mexive Ovitiviaes McKiintey
Menleo
Allen
Puerto Rico
el Correo Hspanol
Isle
United States
Lieutenant Gibson Wins Kentucky Derby On Son Of G W Johnston
Lieutenant Gibson ridden by Holland captured the twenty sixth Kentucky Derby in 2 06 1 4 over a fast track at Louisville. The field included Kentucky Farmer Thrive Highland Lad and others as crowds cheered the G W Johnston owned horse, wreaths awarded and a high-spirited Derby Day celebration marked by favorable weather and record time for the distance.
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Chartiie O'Brien
Your Furlonge
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Lamadhne
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Wong Orlear
van Duden
Foto Land
Senond
Winkfold
Tine
Mighlind
Lad
Hale
Mallsoni
Elelitt
Sard
Jayless
Judge Wardell
Inabinea
Time
Thoroughbred racing notes from San Francisco and Nashville
May 1 horse events list races, names, times, and handicaps across venues in San Francisco and Nashville. Entries include Purity course, Bequeath, Lane, Ethel Whet, Queen Dixon, and several sires with varied distances from four furlongs to seven.
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Tenn
Pereira
Lane
Bequeath
Ethel Whet
Lilla Barr
Queen Dixon
Tims
Alilo
Seventy Yard
Chopin
Dill Mansie
Tony Lng
Butta
Lord Neville
Aurea
Baseball News From May Games and Darkness Shortens Brooklyn Clash
In a Brooklyn NY game halted by darkness during the seventh inning, New York led by two on base as the visitors delayed. Errors by Jennings and a wild throw by Doheny helped Brooklyn score, while Chicago and St Louis players noted in the report. Cincinnati edged a cold day victory as folding and base running woes plagued the home side. Pittsburgh’s cold day left no hit on Jones, and Boston reported no game due to wet grounds amid chilly conditions across the league.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburg
New York
Darkneee
New Yorks
Brooklyns
Eisitors
Jennings
Doheny
H.R
Warner
Kennedy and Farrer
Santry Knocked Out by Gardner in Chicago Bout
Eddie Santry of Chicago was knocked out by Gardner in a fast pro bout at Music Hall attracting a large crowd. Referee George Riley oversaw the match as Gardner used height and power to land decisive blows to Santry who sank to the floor and was carried out, later claiming it was a one sided knockout.
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Gardner Henis
Laniry
Gardner
Cain
Anther
Santry
Aantry
Hoe
Considerine Aernested Proposes Test of City Boxing Authority
Special to The Wort reports Nominal figure Considine Aernested proposed testing boxing power of the Vellees as Broadway club faces lack of permit renewal. Inspector Thommon raided the Broadway club arresting manager George Coosline and two pugilists amid advertised bout plans for a match between Heginets. Police indicate the event will be staged only with official authorization and warning is issued.
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New York
Thommon
Broadway
George Coosline
Puginate
Conardine
Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Teething Children
An old advertisement highlights Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain. It claims to soothe the child, soften the gums, and relieve pain, presenting it as the best remedy for teething woes.
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Winslow
Soltena
Diverse political and local events flood Texas news
Leaders address invitations and speeches while Congress debates budgets and pensions. Texas gains partial funding from national appropriations as the army bill passes the Senate. Local strikes, weather damage near Fort Worth, drownings near Hamilton, and a new remount station for Britain mark a turbulent day. Voters and parties prepare for county and state meetings as populists fuse with Republicans.
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Dal
Texas
Senate
Iowa Democrats Endorse Brean As They Back Chicago Platform
Iowa Democrats reaffirm allegiance to the Chicago platform and endorse Brean. Colonel Bryan says the party will win on positive miserlions and opposition to Imperialism. Reports of mine disaster warnings and threats surface as market quotes show mixed gains in stocks and commodities across wheat corn cotton and pork futures.
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Iowa
Chicago
Indorse Brean
Bryan
Court to convene special term on Goebel case in June
Kentucky courtroom schedules a special term at Georgetown to handle the Goebel assassination probes and related matters. The process will call all cases transferred and may not finish more than one or two during the term. Medical testimony and ballistics are presented as key evidence in the ongoing Culton bail hearing and Goebel investigation.
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William H. Culton
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Cearrill
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Youtses
Whittaker
Davie
Combs
Scott County
Seot County
Georgetown
Cantrill
Goubel
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Jessamine
Entity
Alen
Goebel
E. EB. Tlaime
J. R. Ely
Welch
Ely
LD. M. Woodson
State House
Étate
Pension Benefits and Bridge Project Pass in Senate
The Senate approved monthly pensions of 50 dollars for General James Longstreet and widows Mrs Badger Mrs Gridley and Mrs Julian Henry. A bill authorizing a bridge across Jack Bay St Benoit Miss was also passed. The senate adjourned at 525 p.m.
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United States Army
Confederacy
Margaret Badger
Commodore Badger
Gridley
Captain Gridley
Olympia
Julian Henry
Guy V. Henry
Jack Bay
St Biloxt
Miss
Senate
Free Home Bill Passed By House Without Division-Lis
The House approved the free home bill allowing patents to bona fide settlers on agricultural lands of Indian reservations opened to settlement. The government would pay the purchase price to Indians and adjust endowment provisions for agricultural colleges with annual costs around 1.2 million dollars. The day included sunfty clyi) appropriation bill actions before adjournment at 5 p.m.
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Washington
Oin- Kross
House
Exposition 4 Republican National Convention Stopped
Allied Trades Council halted work last night over the Republican National Convention dispute in Philadelphia. The Brotherhood of Carpenters refused, then agreed to work regardless of union status, while about 12 000 more men joined the action by morning, bringing total building trades on strike to around 16 000 as crews halted work on the Convention structure.
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May
Allied Trades Council
Torres Brotherhood of Carpenters
Allen
Building Coucil
U Tion
Union Picket Shot By Special Police On Ashland Avenue
On Ashland Avenue seven shots were fired at non-union coal heavers under protection by Special Police Mulaney and another officer. Dennis Harrison was wounded in the groin. Mulaney and a second officer were arrested as a result of the incident.
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