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Democrats Rally Behind County Ticket Despite Flaws
The editorial lauds the Democratic county ticket as generally trustworthy while noting imperfections. It argues the ticket is not controlled by a party clique and warns the party to confront city administration issues and the Republican advantage, urging unity and cautious optimism.
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Brussels
Germany
We Are In It Greatly In Mediation With China
The United States acts as mediator between China and the great powers, aiming to ease tensions and shape future Chinese commerce. Admiration is voiced for the administration's handling of the Chinese question, despite criticism of the Taku forts incident.
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McKinley
United States
China
Taku
Porto Rico
Bryan
Goshen Times
Sulu
Utah
Terre Haute Tribune
Anderson Bulletin
Plymouth
A Strong Candidate for Congress in This District
A strong candidate case for attorney Will V. Rooker emerges as a Democrat choice in the district. Rooker fronts labor support as counsel for the International Typographical Union and is currently involved in a Canton Illinois printers case. The Sun argues Democrats must nominate their best man, and suggests Rooker as that person.
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Will V. Rooker
Congress
Rooker
International Typographical Union
Canton
Mr. Overstreet
Mr. Rooker
Woman denounces President McKinley as a dictator and anarchist
A female critic condemns President McKinley branding him a dictator and anarchist. Her remark labels politics as folly and inconsistent, highlighting partisan rhetoric from a woman commentator of the era.
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Helen Gougar
McKinley
Tilton Seen as Possible US Lecture Guest After Long Outing
A Paris cable says Theodore Tilton weighs a lecture tour in the United States. The piece notes his distant memory since the Beecher Tilton scandal, with Beecher, Tilton, and key figures long passed, while Evarts, Tracy, and Shearman survive in limited roles.
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Paris
Theodore Tilton
Mr. Tilton
Mfe
New York
United States
Beecher-Tilton
Mr. Beecher
Court House
Brooklyn
Kitchener’s aims shaped by a single goal for success
An extended portrait recalls Lord Kitchener as a disciplined organizer who tests and assigns men as tools for the wartime cause. He is praised for selecting fit subordinates and rewarding them, linking South Sudan campaigns to later South Africa service, with a digressive aside on journalist Richard Harding Davis and a comic salon encounter with two famous figures.
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Brindle
Kitchener
Lord Kitchener
Soudan
South Africa
Richard Harding Davis
Waldorf Cafe
Oscar
Julius Caesar
Alexander the Great
New York Press
Railway Statistics Show Rail Growth and Profits Across Nation
Total mileage reaches 189,974 miles with 252,264 miles including sidings. There are 36,703 locomotives and 1,375,916 cars. Freight 959,763,583 tons. gross earnings 1,313,310,618 dollars. Operating expenses 856,968,999 dollars. Outstanding capital 11,033,954,898 dollars. dividends 11,089,936 dollars. Receivers hold 1, T1 lines up 23. The data reflect activity in the broader economy rather than simple prosperity.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelts Campaign Song And Humour From A Scrapyard Tale
A miscellany of campaign verse and sketches mixes Roosevelt booster lines with satirical quips about labor and trusts. It includes a marching song listing Mac, Mark, Teddy, and Uncle Marcus, plus two humorous vignettes about a boy and a fisherman, ending with reflections on longing for summer and winter.
What the Papers Say on Campaigns and Pekin
Snippets from Denver Times Denver Post and Detroit Free Press debate the campaign issue over a dinner pad and criticize Grover Cleveland while noting Britain’s stance on relief in Pekin amid South Africa troop movements and the call for international intervention.
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Denver Times
Grover Cleveland
Denver Post
South Africa
Great Britain
Conger
Pekin
Detroit Free Press
Hood's Sarsa Parijla Promises Blood Purity Cure
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsa Parijla cures scrofula and salt rheum and permanently removes impurities from the blood. It presents a bold health claim and urges readers to try the product.
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Hood
Bethany Park Visitors Hear Deliberate Prohibition Day Plans
Bethany park crowds heard Miss Helen E Moses of Indianapolis deliver an address. Quincey Lee Morrow of Maryland is set to speak on prohibition day Saturday. A Tuesday storm toppled several Boys' Brigade tents, which were promptly set upright, echoing soldierly resolve.
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Bethany Park
Helen E. Moses
Indianapolis
Quincey Lee Morrow
Maryland
Boys’ Brigade
Bulletin cites Indianapolis Sun as Republican paper
The Bulletin quotes the Indianapolis Sun calling it a Republican publication while praising it as a first class political paper, noting its stance in Har.- Laporte Herald coverage.
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Marlon” Chronicle
Messrs Durbin
Landis
Indianapolis
SUN
Bulletin
Indianapolis Sun
The
Laporte Herald
World opinions mix with tariff talk and political jibes
A compilation of scattered quotes from various papers notes Porto Rico buoyancy under U S relations and tariff benefits while political sharp phrases target Bryan supporters. Other items joke about sultans, gunfire, currency stability, and party strategy reflecting the era’s press commentary.
City Life Notes Include Fines and Returns in Indy
Local superintendent George LaFlame was fined five dollars for driving through a funeral procession on Tuesday. W J Bryan will travel to Indianapolis via Chicago for a surprise party on August 8. Webster grocery of Danville Illinois petitions federal court to declare Truitt Blythe Clinton bankrupts, claiming insolvency and a thousand dollars owed. Police report a runaway boy Sam Sadersky returned home after fleeing to Chicago, saying he had enough trampefe. Fireman W S Osborne of the Big Four, fined forty dollars and ten days for chasing women with a butcher knife, case appealed. J H Orndorff returns from Colombia awaiting end of revolution. government has seized roads for troops. Willis C Varen funeral held at his home 22 E Vermont St with Rev J A Milburn. Pallbearers include Gen George F McGinnis, John Bradshaw, David Wallace, Frank Stalneker, Chalmers Brown, W H Mor Meon, Daniel M Ranedell, James Whitcomb Rusy.
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Standard of Company
W. J. Bryan
Indianapolis
Chicago
National Committee
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Danville
Ill
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W. S. Osborne
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George F. McGinnis
John Bradshaw
David Wallace
Frank ‘Stalneker
Chalmers Brown
W.H. Mor Meon, ‘Daniel M.° Ranedell
James “Whitcomb
Rusy
Tragic Lye Ingestion Claims Young Child
Arthur Bennett aged 2 of 33 Ruth Street died after drinking concentrated lye. His mother Mrs Julian Bennett was scrubbing nearby when she placed a cap of lye down momentarily near the child who was playing thinking it milk. A physician arrived but the boy died within hours.
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Arthur Bennett
Ruth
Julian Bennett
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