Politically Orchestrated Pushes to Nominate Bryan
The draft outlines a multi-party push to nominate William Jennings Bryan. It suggests early conventions by Populists and Republicans, and a Democratic nomination amid opposition from Whitney and Croker. The piece quotes Belmont and Ohio political figures, arguing that Bryan remains the likely choice despite maneuvering to block him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. J. Bryan
Bilger
Bryans
Bryan
Bill Stone
Bill Whitney
Dick Croker
Whitney
Bryan Dewey
Atlanta Constitution
C. H. P. Belmont
Chicago
William ©. Whitney Link
Europe
Admiral Dewey
Cincinnati Enquirer
Mr. Clevaland
Malnstredeth
Warwick
Althm
Dewey
Mr. Belmont
Mr. Whitney
Manila
New York
Governor Sayers Calls Republican Governors Conference
Texas Governor Sayers leads a national push against trusts proposing a governors and representative Americans convention in September 2011 to discuss expanding territorial reach and instituting measures to loosen restraints on industry and labor forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayers
Texas
Points for the Press on Direct Legislation and Trusts
The excerpt argues direct legislation is not a cure all and stresses targeted statutory reforms. It contrasts public ownership in Germany, calls for balancing interests, and criticizes reliance on bankers for financial policy. It notes traveling salesmen harmed by trusts and warns Republicans may cut wages in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Duluth
Mckinley
National Watchman
Slaves and Masters and the Call for Emancipation
A pamphlet style appeal argues that slaves should abandon submission to masters and embrace thought, urging laborers to resist coercion, embrace political equality with women, and organize for self protection. It condemns slaveholders, Labor and philanthropists, and warns that without self uplift the race remains crushed by systems that profit from servitude. The piece frames a stark choice between mechanized labor and brain power, urging the enslaved to rise or perish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iaborera
Ifelan Wilmans
Castellane Challenged Prince of Monaco to Duel
The Count of Castellane, newly infamous after courting Anna Gould’s fortune and accused of misusing Missouri Pacific and Western Union earnings, challenged the Prince of Monaco, a Monte Carlo owner, to a duel. The prince refused to risk his honor, labeling Castellane a fraud and swindler.
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Castellane
Anna Gould
Missouri Pacific
Western Union
Prince of
Mousco
Monte Carlo
Castellana
Gould Railways
Bealdun
The Fate of Hastity in a Purple Wing Poem
A poetic fragment laments a woman's beauty as a butterfly caught in folly. It traces a lovers chase from bloom to flower, ending with heartbreak and a broken reputation. The piece contrasts fading charm with a hurt, questioning where solace rests after a fall from grace.
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Kashmeer
Rosa
A Pretty Picture Guide for Photographic Fame
An advisory column urges women to prepare for portraits with careful grooming and flattering poses. It notes many proofs misrepresent aging and hair, recommends loose side styling, evening lighting, soft waves, and selecting flattering full or half length shots over stiff poses. It stresses confidence and grace for both matron and daughter.
Modish Neckwear for Women in Kilts and Scarves
Ladies consider glasses and complexion before buying kilted white neckwear as most cannot bear it. Cream lace bows and printed tulles are favored, with broad bows and chine bouquets, long fringed ends, and jeweled pins enhancing grace. A new model uses a crosscut chiffon scarf shaped into a left bustled rosetteed wrap.
Trousseau guidance for brides across settings and seasons
The article discusses how a modern trousseau differs from earlier eras, stressing practical, seasonally appropriate entries. It highlights varying needs by living situation from mining camps to city hotels, farm work to formal dinners, advising minimal yet essential garments tailored to immediate use and future plans.
Satin Wrap Garment From B Altman & Co Import
Satin wrap described as a white satin and black chiffon garment with jet trim and bowknots, designed to be worn over muslin and evening gowns. It features double capes, a V front, stole ends and taffeta ribbons, imported by Messrs. B Altman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. B. Altman & Co
Gentlewoman fashions and summer dress hints
A fragment from a period column on women's attire and habits, noting suggestions for dresses and accessories including a frock for girls aged 10 to 14, bathing and housework shoes, and a satin slipper. It also discusses rest for women, a new belt style, and make at home glues for shirt fronts with cautions on modern women’s schedules.
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Denver
Hersolf
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Whitney, ET AL
Ose Dewey
Cleveland
Hill
Nomi
Republic
David M. Campa
Colorado
Campbell
Congress
Germany
Grivar
Mae —Harizls
Ghd
Duckie
Folde
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