Jubilee Opens Amid Mud and Rain at Regional Musical Event
The opening of this year’s Jubilee faced muddy conditions and steady rain, yet audiences remained cheerful. Adjudicators from Boston and St Louis arrived as the festival featured school choirs, a 125-strong wolf chorus planned for Wednesday, and performances by Jessie Dunn, Henry Newton, and the Ottawa vocal quartet, with weather likely impacting attendance and overall success.
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Geo. A. Burdett
Boston
KE Fy Kroeger
St. Louis
Hutchinoom
New York
Michigan
Kansas
Oklahoma
Thane
Tousielan
Nan
Lote Pope
Bonnie Doone
Misa Jessie Dunn
Chicago
Jubille
Henery Newton
Wallar
Ottawa
Haydas
Mary
Aobawa
Hutchinoon
Leadership and party doctrine amid a political convention
The piece critiques radical reformers and the Democratic alignment, condemning coercive party control and railroad favoritism. It praises honesty, laments political pandering, and argues that industry should serve the people, not capital. It reflects on a convention in Cincinnati and the limits of political power.
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Aguinat
Boone
Und Staten
Logelia
Independent populist of Olocinoati shapes county view
The piece outlines a middle of the road populist who left a party, values reform and independence, and contrasts him with a Republican opponent. It highlights the candidate as a critic who protests internal party issues and champions distinctive reform ideas.
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Olocinoati
Laa
Sacred
Mint
Setion
Prin
Puzzling editorial notes plutocrat critique of wage supports
The piece quotes an 1900 editorial arguing against wage sufficiency for families on modest incomes and criticizes tariffs and plutocracy. It highlights Dr. Systam Away as a thinker, praising him for challenging conventional crowd notions and stressing democracy in industry and civics.
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Systam Away
Beechor
Earth
Huppreas
Civica
Fore Chamberlain Declares End of Conspiracy War Era
Fore Chamberlain and Geel Rhodes, joint authors of the war in South Africa, urge that republics cease being nurseries for piracy and discuss possible transition to crown colony status akin to India. The remarks, printed with editorial critique, condemn tyranny and imperial misrule and warn of political drift under Britain. Midland Drug Co. ad appears at close, offering remedy.
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Fore Chamberlain
Geel Rhodes
South Africa
India
Philo
Brrth
Jans
George LD
Avolin
London
Great Brit AM
Great Britain
Buale
Grant
Populist Convention Nominates Bryan and Toward in Omaha
The Populist gathering met in Omaha with William J. Bryan nominated for president by acclamation and Charles A. Toward of Minnesota chosen as vice president nominee. The convention debated the platform restoring populist principles, denouncing the currency bill and the war, and debated whether to nominate a ticket or leave the choice to subsequent committees.
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Sioux Falls
William A. Iiryan
Charles A. Townd
Minnesota
Liewice
John W. Heeldanthal
Kanan
John da Lente
Ohio
Twelock
Derey Simp
Indieii Democrat
Aod
Ikuwine
Effortig
TM. Patterson
Colomids
Hie Keler Lion
Paxchage
Urgin
Bryan
Senator Allen
Weaver
Lowa
Larry Simphon
Kanans
Cyclone
Konans Chry
Charles A. Powne
Herey Simpson
Kans
Wis
Cincinnati
Congressmun
Alabama
Prente Aent
Wharton Order of Pennesivania
Ticharlin Donnelly
Omaha
Auden Ry WeEond to Pepperell Special Price Sale
Fragment unreadable OCR mentions a sale at Pepperell with a special price and unclear product details. No clear date or entity context available.
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AUDEN
Wartine Yard
Admiral Dewey at Knoxville and Paola train tragedy
May 19 reports Dewey visiting Knoxville receiving honors at St Johns Epiphany church and Women's Building receptions. A Paola Kansas train accident kills 7 year old Clarence Vik Ter as he attempted to alight a slowing southbound Fort Leon and Memphis train near Hilsdale.
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Sulent Dewey
Geaud Maplin
West
Fioial
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Hesperus Club
Ratirond
Paola
Pool
Kas
May McClarence Vik Ter
Hear Hilsdale
Ere
Pissenger
Fort Leon
Memphis
Gene
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Midland Drug Co
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Uli
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Eskal Tor Weary der Yard
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Martin's
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Hutchinson
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Emporia
Worster Dental Parlors
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Gui Vimier
Europe
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