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Bryan's Speech Against Imperialism and Politics of Fear
The article critiques William Jennings Bryan's acceptance speech, denouncing imperialism and the Democrats' strategy. It argues the republic remains intact, critiques McKinley era politics, notes press bias, and comments on Indiana campaign dynamics and trust issues. It highlights Bryan's firm stance and the reaction of supporters and opponents.
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United States
McKinley
Mark Hanna
Debate Overshadowed by Traffic Hazard and Rally Feats
The article notes potential liability for Central Avenue's owners if the county township or street car company is found responsible for dangerous conditions. It reports Bryan's speech drawing 10,000 listeners per The Journal and 100,000 per The Sentinel, highlighting vast audience estimates and partisan spectacle.
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From Ghost Writings to British Figures and Escapes
The piece recounts Gen. Grant Allen becoming a novelist by accident under the pen name J Arbuthnot Wilson, plus anecdotes of Minister Conger securing a release for a missionary, Sheridan and his son Tom debating necessity, Baden Powell escaping a bore in Malta by disguising as a navvy, and a journalist note in the New York Herald.
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Mr. Allen
Conger
Pekin
American Bible Society
United States
United States of America
New York Tribune
Thomas Sheridan
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
Tom
Sheridan
Chicago News
Baden- Powell
Kruger
New York Herald
Malta
England
Baden-Powell
Sketches of a Singer and Excursion Ads in a 19th Century Page
A collage of vintage verse and humorous vignettes mixed with bold travel ads. Prominent are cheap excursion pitches to Central and Vandalia rail lines, plus pennies per trip to lakes and mountains. Bits of jokes and political asides dialogue reflect era humor and crowd chatter.
Reform the world or accept Chinese demands
A quoted remark questions spending millions and many lives to force acceptance by the Chinese. It contrasts with the Cleveland Plain Dealer note about Bresci and reform, then advertises Clark Coupons with agents showing samples and taking orders for Clark Photo Studio and Art Store at 116 N Illinois St.
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War pledge kept as Lodge aims at Philippines stay
The piece contrasts Senator Lodge's vow to continue warfare in the Philippines beyond the presidential election with other Republican pledges. It notes insurgent activity justifying no shift in policy, and cites editorials from the Philadelphia Record and Times, Detroit News warning against panic tied to Bryan's potential election and Alger's rhetoric.
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Philippines
Philadelphia Record
Philadelphia Times
Bryan
Alger
Mr. Bryan
Gen. Alger
Fr. Bryan
Detroit News
Bottling works wagon crashes on street tracks
One of Pat Ward's bottling works wagons ran across the tracks at Ohio and Delaware streets Thursday going too fast. Ten cases with 200 bottles shattered on the pavement in a terrific crash. The same driver had a similar accident at the same corner days earlier. Tracks run above grade.
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Two Special Fast Trains Run With Limited Stops
Two special trains depart at 6 30 a m and 7 15 a m with the latter stopping at Rushville Connersville and Hamilton. Return service leaves Cincinnati at 6 40 p m. Baseball game listed as New York versus Cincinnati.
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Connersville
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Cincinnati
New York
Press Snippets Echo National Debates Across Papers
A collage of editorials and quips from diverse papers criticize policy on missionaries in China, Democratic politics, Mark Hanna’s image, and Taft era figures. Observers debate McKinley’s stance, Tamany power, and Spanish American War flags reflecting public sentiment.
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China
South Bend Tribune
North Carolina
Knightstown Journal
Mark Hanna
Anderson News
Bryan
Adiai
Kokomo Tribune
Dom Paul
Clinton Argus
Croker
New York
Lafayette Call
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