Ohio Keynotes in Party Platforms Stir Up 1900 Debate
McKinley’s tenure looms as Ohio Republicans tout principles while Democrats buckle over Bryanism and Cleveland leadership. The piece weighs future party realignments, labor aims, and the two-party struggle shaping policy ahead of the presidential race.
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Ohio
McKinley
Olio
Democratic Party of
Coasbines
Kansas City
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Democratic Party
United States
Omaha
Douglass
Douglass Democrat
Rule
Holt
Merto
Cleveland
The Coming Day and the March of Truth
A poem proclaims the Lord’s coming and a trumpet calling nations to march. It depicts an army forming in society’s turmoil and the people awakening for justice Right and Freedom through enduring lawful truth. It frames faith and conscience as a peaceful yet mighty force advancing societal justice.
Unmentioned Chapter in Aguinaldo Capture Revealed
The New American of May 11 1901 challenges Funston credit for Aguinaldo’s capture. It credits Macabebes and Barry for help, but notes an anonymous informant who provided critical information. The piece highlights Procopio Linsangan and his brother as local figures linked to police oath and allegiance near Pantabangan Luzon.
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Procopio
Ano
Manila
Don Juan
Lieut. Taylor
Procopio Liusangan
Nasario Alambra
Pantabangan
Presidente
Alambra
Aguinaldo
Francisco Villajuan
San Juan
Major Alambra
Palanan
Lieut
Taylor
Maj. Alambra
Funston
Barry
Vicksburg
Palanam
Luzon
Caraballo Mountains
Twenty-fourth
U. S. Infantry
J. D. Taylor
Procopio Linsangan
Serafin Linsangan
Soo
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JO McDill
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Serafin
Slaughter & Taylor
J. G. Hiatt
National Bank of Commonerce Tn
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J. W. Lewis & Sons