Bryanism Ramps the Nation in a Political Clash
The piece argues Massachusetts Democrats fully back Bryan and free silver with a confrontational tone toward McKinley. It contrasts Massachusetts and Pennsylvania stances, cites anti imperialist critics, and defends the Republican platform's stance on the Philippines and the war, naming key figures and parties. It also includes an unrelated medical advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Saya
Philadelphia Inquirer
McKinley
Bryan
George Fred Williams
Chicago
Nebraska
Ohio
Christopher T. Callahan
Republican Party
Anti-Imperialist League
Philippines
United States
Paris
Nebraska Republicans
Massachusetts Democrats
Kerosene and Rubber Hose Advice and Remedies
A Rural New Yorker excerpt warns kerosene damages rubber and suggests draining hoses after use to extend life. It notes no substitute for rubber hose, and mentions corrosion prevention tips from S W Fletcher of Cornell station. Also promotes a kidney cure and Rubberine roof paint with local sellers Herrick Bros Indiana Pa and J C Moore Saltaburg Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Fletcher
Cornell Station
New Yorker
Herrick Bros
Indiana
Bright
Jennie C. Reichard
Springtown
Daugherty Bro’s
W.J Moore
Homer City
Notable 1900s News Snippets Include Deaths and Conflicts
Morris Sheehan of 1 Bluff Street Pittsburg dies after a violent coughing spell. A $500000 fire destroys valuable Lincolns buildings. Andrew Carnegie plans ironworks in Santiago Cuba. The Chicago trust conference ends with addresses by Bryan and Cochran. New York carpenters strike for $4 daily. Kaiser Wilhelm leads cavalry in German maneuvers. English war secretary orders mustaches for young officers. Allegheny county prison board weighs a new addition. Charleston shells a Subic Bay fort with no casualties. Venezuelan revolutionaries seize Valencia, threaten Caracas. Carnegie donates to Homestead Florida, to become a public park. Senator Hanna arrives in New York, to direct Ohio campaign. Rev Dr Howard captured in Jackson Michigan. Charles Cook suffers skull fracture. possible murder attempt. Vanderbilt will read his will. public after Alfred returns from Japan. Jed Dreyfus pardon announced. Coal miner Faraty arrested in New York, heading to France. Rebecca Shields, Sewickley native, dies after long illness near Shields Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Sheehan
Bluff Street
Pittsburg
Lincoln
Neb
Andrew Carnegie
Santiago
Cuba
Chicago
W. J. Bryan
W. Rourke Cochran
New York City
Kaiser Wilhelm
Allegheny Councy Prison Board
Charleston
Subic Bay
Manila
Valencia
Charles Cook
Allegheny City
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Alfred
Japan
Jed Dreyfus
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
J. C. Moore
Saltaburg
P. Duff & Sons
Firth i
Mk Body Co
Huntreal
Cunningham & Fisher
Attormmeys
John A. Helman
Rayne Township
Indiana County
Lewis Weiss
John H. Pierce
Joseph H. Buchanan
Montgomery Township
Jobn R, Smith
Leghorn Food Co
Boston
Mass
Joseph
Egypt
S. W. Guthrie
Indiana, Pa
Suri ipRicung
Bran
Erie Scientif
DaveyErty Bros
Rowe College
Johnstown, PA
D. J. Rowe
A. M
J.B. Younkins
Phila Street
The
New York Life Insurance Co
Henry J. Altsnan
Farmers’ Bank
APPLE
Pder Angio
Ty Keeley
Beeley
Westron
Standard Oilco
Gale Everywhere
Barnes
Penn
East End
G. W. Wheeler
Philadelphia St
Homes
Woolson Spice Company
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