Campaign at Youngstown Yesterday
The Ohio campaign opened with a large gathering as Foraker, Depew, and Hanna spoke to crowds in Youngstown. Weather was fair, speeches praised by supporters, and a parade followed with thousands in attendance and governors, senators, and congressmen among the speakers.
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the of Ohio
Chaunyew
J B. Foraker
Marcison
Ohio
Caleb Wick
Eiyeed
Tme
George K. Navhiy
Hlave
Fosaker Roue
Durling Paneth
Newspapers debate Bryan McKinley support across papers
A compilation shows various papers from different states weighing in on Bryan and McKinley. It notes shifts in endorsement from 1896 to 1900 and cites editorials from World Herald Omaha to Chicago Tribune and other papers, reflecting mixed loyalties and political debate.
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Gailventin Tribune
World-Herald
Omaha
Raton
The
News and Observer
Bryan
Josaphis Dantely
Nawa
Oneha
Neb
Burnington
Towa
Fon
McKinley
Onaha
Neh
Charlotte
Chieaso
Charlotte Observer
Roberts Proclamation Delays British Annexation of Transvaal
London dispatch notes Lord Roberts has proclaimed that annexation of the Transvaal will not hinge on decisive victory. Despite British aims for peace, Boer resistance remains, and October elections loom. Return of Salisbury could follow dissolving views on Far Eastern matters.
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Associated Press
London
Heilaheo
Aifalione
Alcante
Aeon
Alerline
Lord Hoberts
Burghere
Lord Salisbury
English Policy Stumbles Over China Crisis and Imperial Proposals
London editorials debate Britain's stance in China during the crisis. They criticize U S plans for punitive action and warn of a division of China, favoring a negotiated settlement with imperial restoration and a foreign garrison, while condemning weak actions by Britain and the United States.
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the Tribune
London
Ae Lind Press
Vosges
China
England
Britto
Americentace Department
State Department
Pekin
Enyipe
Tut
United States
Tina
Aris
Foreign Office
Russia
Hroderick
Lou Salia- Dirry
Hiv Volleagneée
Aulwrdlpater
Councey Fioween
Luntiog Foldd
Rolf Linkw
Rupijo
Germany
Juden
James Cavello
Rival
Garriacin
Japan
Newspaper sentiment on Bryan across national papers in 1896
The article notes several papers in the Tri State region and beyond shifting stance on William Jennings Bryan and McKinley. It cites the World Herald in Omaha and other papers like Denver Times and Publica as leaning Republican or independent. It mentions Wolcott's failed governor bid and concludes newspapers reflect public sentiment.
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Herald
Ocherlewton
Palmer
Buckner
McKinley
Warthe
Branings Post
Qapere
Bryan
Welleton
Sentinel
Denver Times
Ther Publicia
Whch
Wolcott Eilver
Coloado
Henry R. Wolcott
Thomas
Wisconsin to Be Fought Over as Doubtful State
Secretary Neel notes that Wisconsin is viewed by the Democratic National Committee as a doubtful state. He recalls past aid shortages in 1892 for Cleveland and recounts party efforts, fund campaigns, and reliance on local speakers. Local leaders at Plymouth fair praise Bryan amid shifting Democratic loyalties.
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Alexander Hamilton
Renuliican
Thilon
Congresa
Krran
Isaat
Anne Wonen
Childrqn
Republican Party
Nemo
Neel
Democratc National Committee
Wisconsin
Democratic National Committee
Cleveland
National Committee
Wierensin
Henry Vilord
Chatman
Ros
Plymouth Todany
El4
McKnley Wold
Bryan
Bryan. Today Every Reference To Mr. Bryan
Wisconsin to Have Aid from National Dem Campaign Push
A Wisconsin Democratic effort plans a strong push this year after a National Committee conference. Key speakers include John J. Lentz, Carl Hohurz, Bourke Cochran, and Senator Tillman with Bryan expected at a state picnic.
Cartoon warfare in politics stirs voters and fears backlash
The piece discusses political cartoons as warfare, noting ridicule as a weapon and its mixed effects on voters. It cites a New York weekly published caricatures of Allied leaders and voters who shifted from McKinley to Bryan, warning that satire may offend many citizens and backfire politically.
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Baltimore Sun
Apa
Acco
Audeo
Judee
New York
McMintey
Bryan
St. Loch
Jacob Stuffintonifer
Stuflinhooeffer
Washington
White House
Homestead Law Critiqued Amid Calls for Reform
The Halventon Tribune warns of alleged abuses of the homestead provision in Texas. It argues debtors and corporations exploit the law to shield assets, citing cases of owners leasing or mortgaging homes while maintaining liquidity. The piece urges public reform and vigilant reporting to curb fraud and protect women and children.
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Halventon Tribune
Scmeboov
Mwolleeton
Hiving Destens
Advicat
Vesna
Teale
Ois Creditores
Pon Furl
Texas
Eloud
the Tribune
Bellaven
Witeke
Ara Alveyy
Trade expansion waning as prosperity fades in Atlanta
The Atlanta Constitution notes shrinking trade expansion tied to dwindling prosperity. A table shows combined common and preferred shares valued at about 925,000 dollars plus a note on quotas and market allotments dating back to August 1. The piece critiques what it calls benevolent agitation and the squeeze effects on investors.
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Atlanta Constitution
Carnegie Denies Reports of Harmony in Company Affairs
Andrew Carnegie rejects claims of upheaval at his steel trust calling reports unfounded and declares the firm harmonious. A cable to the Associated Press quotes him saying no changes are contemplated while noting ongoing plans for future expansion and prosperity.
Sunday School Convention Elects Officers in Waco Texas
The county Sunday school convention met for two days with an interesting program and adjourned. Officers elected for one year include President J. M. Verguego and others. Ferguson appointed superintendent of the South Fifth Street Methodist Sunday school.
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Wac
Texas
Buccone
Avery
Preakleit
J. M. Verguego
J. J. Fouter
Aevretait
Bill
Ferguson
South Fifth Street
Calcera
Wnt
McLensan County
Woohool Muallers
Lutheran Synod Assembly Opens in Brinham Texas
The first district of the Lutheran Synod of Texas met today at the German Lutheran hotel in Brinham. About twenty delegates and ministers attended from the vicinity for the Sunday Riverside festival. Morning services were led by Rev. J Machropf of Sale, with Rev. J Harder of Girpensving and Rev. Applebach of Phil-Homburg to conduct the evening service and a mission drive collation planned.
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Lutheran Synod
Jrenhham
Brinham
Texas
Lutheran Synod of Texas
Ev. J. Machropf
Sale
J. Harder
Girpensving
F Applebach
Phil- Homburg
Texas Specials Roundup In Brief Ledger
Short notices from Navasota Bandera Paris El Paso Caldwell and other Texas towns. Gold quarta demand at 10 per tin. J B Robison charged with murder in Bandera. cotton pickers returning to work in Paris. Marin county Prohibition carried by dra m majority. El Paso bonds for school buyers debated. Caldwell farmers organize opposition. Athens Methodist church weekly meeting announced. Omanado expects Loy sale in days. Winchester reports mild weather and rising sickness.
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Navasota
Bil Stewart
Bandera
J. DB. Rop'nson
Fourth
Texas Volunteers
W. E. Jones
Marin County
EL Paso
Caldwell
Cinnana County
Dave
Huy
Stewart
Omanado
Nueces County Indictments Reported in Corpus Christi
Nueces County grand jury, in session since Monday, recessed today after returning indictments. Charges include burglary, an assault on a person, and wilful fence cutting in the Corpus Christi area.
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Nueces County
Corpus Chreti
Texae
Death from chiggers shocks small Eastern county
A terse report from the eastern part of the county states two young teens, identified as cotton pickers, have died after contracting injuries or illness attributed to chiggers. Local authorities, including Fovis and Teas, note the outbreak concerns and urge caution for pest exposure.
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Fovis
Easttern
Tw County
Cotton Pirkera
Pilin
Chlgacr
Theat Linthess, Lack-Lusier Meeting
A fragmented note describes a meeting labeled Theat Linthess with references to Casparets Gandy Catharte and a laxative tonic sold by druggists. The garbled text suggests a promotional or medicinal context without clear event details.
A Wife Describes Birth Experience With Mothers Friend
A wife testifies to the pain of labor with four children and credits Mother's Friend for easing birth. She says she used three bottles, endured hard pains before delivery of a strong healthy son, and could do housework two hours before birth.
Mother's Friend promises easier pregnancy and labor
A promotional letter extols Mother's Friend as a cure for pregnancy discomfort. It claims the product strengthens the body and clears the mind, relaxes muscles for easier labor, reduces morning sickness and nervousness, and speeds recovery. It also asserts prevention of sore breasts and quotes a $1 price per bottle from The Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta Georgia.
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Minnesota
Dane Ger
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Editorial turmoil in Des Moines Globe sparks republican debate
The Des Moines Globe editorial page faced scrutiny as editors defend alignment with McKinley and Roosevelt. The editor claims Republican credentials while critics accuse the paper of endorsing constitutional monarchy and expansive foreign policy. the piece argues for stability and world trade under Republican principles.
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Fodianapelis Septiiel
Des Moines Globe
Republican Managera
Chavanney
Republican Board of Supervisore
McKinley
Roosevelt
Boers Concentrate Near Johannesburg With 1600 Force
Pretoria reports General Dewet has joined Theron near Johannesburg. Boer strength there reaches 1600 with forces in the high hills south of the town and a considerable force in pursuit. Boers increase artillery and prepare positions as the enemy holds ground on the southern hills.
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Pretoria
Dewet
Theron
Johannesburg
High Hilla
Purkult
Chattel Mortgage Filed in Cleburne Texas
Woltst Johnson of Joshua fled a chattel mortgage for 1270 dollars to Morgan Ryan of Fort Worth acting as trustee. The proceeds of the business will be used to pay all creditors.
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Cleburne
Texas
Woltst Johnson
Joshua
Morgan Ryan
Fort Worth
Trestee
Blood Balm claims cure for ailing systems and skin issues
Ambiguous advertisement touts a product named Blood Balm as a universal remedy. It promises toxin removal and bone system restoration, claiming 40 years of use and thousands of cures. A trial bottle offer with Mitchell Cable is noted.
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Republican
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Hawes Daily News
Wille Vecy
Peer
Mille
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Pa Bmg Free
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Ten Theresa
Bonner
McHwond
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Ilveton
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Burlington
Lowe
Garratte
Barlotte
Hacaston
Evening Post
Presa
Omati World-Herald
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Helo
Wis
Chicago Tribune
Caveloery
David B. Worthington
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Mabe
Bideville
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Suey
Cousin-Journal
Titaes
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Omuta
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Detroit
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Eugene M. Mortality
Harvor Post
Tor
Ty McKinsey
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Meta
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McHinley
the Times
Teniveaten
Chicago
Wientory
Galveatan Globe
Globe
Mpetintiam
Transvaal
English Press AT Sea
York Journal
Xandier
Democratic Party
Milwaukee
Charon
Jtaeif
Wisconeln
Brven
Warden
Jones
Democra
John J. Lentz
la Crose
Madison
la Crosse
Carl Eohurz
Bourke Cochran
Tillman
South Carolina
Om Trust
Hieel Hoop
Air Caran Foundry
Bicel Co
Havana
Cene
S4ro
Union Bus
P. & Fous
Va. Iron
Carnegie
Itis Company
Lindon
Spagial
Diepatoken Fitin
Actite Crivia
Cho Caroes
Mtr
Andrew Carnegie
Actéerigen
Charles Salth
Uomel
Sikilw
Ecole Minis
Mr. Carnagia
Ne Sith
Mery Capresee
Beotland
Cumimer
Golkie Woiders
Leseiorinig
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Givens
Liurope
Macy
Lalo
Mild
United State
Ife Associaret
Ulate
Uruvelnee
Reiliguus
SHORT
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