Empery of International Bimetallism Debate Curiously 1896
The piece discusses Senator Chandler paying $100 for the 1896 Republican platform line on international bimetallism, credits Lodge handwriting, and hopes for a broader cross party donation. It notes McKinley’s 1900 win tied to those words and hints at a coming controversy. Also covered is a Chicago World's Fair Cosmopolitan issue and a planned Pan American Exposition number with famed authors and photo spreads.
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New York
William E. Chandler
Delegae
EF. H. Sweeter
Cuocord
N. H
United States
Hansbrough
Republican Party
McKinley
Hubert
Bryan
Cosmopolitan
Preservation of Cosmo politan Fair attractions praised
Those attending the September Cosmo politan Fair will benefit from a delightful reference of its main attractions. Readers unable to attend will gain a comprehensive view worthy of preservation for years to come.
The Revival of Road-houses in Rural New York
A nostalgic look at old country taverns near New York City that thrived with the bicycle era and remain busier than in their heyday. The piece notes historic spots like Hermitage and Garrison’s, their evolution into political hubs, and how automobiles revived these rural roadside inns.
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Westchester
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Bronx
Willets Point
Dexter
Maud S
Tammany
New York City
Jesse Lynch Willams
Scribner's
Mercer Business District Ravaged by Fire Last Week
The town of Mercer suffered major damage as almost all the business district was destroyed by fire last week. County officials approved K G Kirach plans for a new courthouse at 850000 bond, and the old soldiers encampment at Lake Park Springs in Nevada continues with notable lectures. Drought relief spurs rapid crop growth on farms near Independence, with J W Luttrell reporting 25 acres prepared for wheat and corn already six inches high. Peach shipments from south Missouri orchards begin, delays due to drought but fruit is large and fine. crop estimates by A B Seward list multiple towns shipping cars, led by Koshkonong. Armour refrigerator line to handle the crop, expected to surpass 1897 levels.
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J. W. Luttrell
Independence
Lee's Summit
South Missouri
A. B. Seward
Southern Express Company
Cedar Gap
Willow Springs
Mountain View
Pomona
Olden
West Plains
Brandaville
Koshkonong
Thayer
Mammoth Springs
John G. McNair
Armour Refrigerator Line
Missouri Future and St Louis as Western Metropolis
Missouri built on a diverse population after statehood is poised for rapid growth. The article predicts deeper Mississippi navigations, more mines and orchards, increased factory work, and Saint Louis becoming the western metropolis as two decades of progress unfold.
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Missouri
Louis
Mississippi
Gulf
Commonwealth
Wheat Protection Notice From Lezingtop Agent
Inanred in stack against fire and light slog warns of fire risk to wheat during dry season after threshing. Sparks can ignite dry grass and stubble in barns sacks and granaries, risking the year's crop. Contact H. W. Winsor, Agent, Lezingtop, Mo for protection.
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H. W. Winsor
Lezingtop
Mayor and board clash over rail second track delay
A city board quarrels with public works and a contractor over relaying a second rail line next summer. The mayor demands a decision by tomorrow, halting cobble stone work on Cedar Avenue until the board acts. The deputy director orders workers stopped, creating a tense standoff.
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Tom Johnson
Chicago Chronicle
W. J. Gleason
Board of Control
Tom L. Johnson
Big Consolidated
Cedar Avenue
McCormick
Tom Galvin
St Louis Republic Sunday packed with features and Harrison line opening
The Sunday Republic touts its world wide news service and high quality sections from tinted fashions to color comics. It notes a $2 yearly subscription and highlights the April 16 opening of the St Louis and North Arkansas Railroad to Harrison Arkansas linking with Frisco life to reach rich lead and zinc districts. The route offers rugged mountain scenery and fertile valleys, promising value for business and sightseeing alike.
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St. Louis Republic
Republic
All News Vs
Harrion
St. Louis
Rare cattle sale offers dairy cows and calves
A notice offering a mixed herd of Shorthorns Anguses Herefords and other cattle for sale. About sixty dead animals were culled, the rest include cows and heifers chosen for milk strain for a creamery business. Prices per head vary. call or respond to the address.
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Talbot
Antivilie
L & T Reduced Passenger Rates in Indian Territory
The Katy Railway reduces local passenger fares in the Indian Territory from seven to three cents per mile due to population growth and rising traffic. Officials note the adjustment aligns with public demand and fairness, with the action expected to trigger strong local interest along the line during the expected auction around November.
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Indis
Lodian
Statin
Katy
Twice-a-Week Republic Catalogs News and Reading
The Twice-a-Week Republic promises political domestic and foreign news from telegraph service. It markets value information on markets household affairs fashion and recreation under separate headings. The magazine aims to appeal to both awake men and women with current stories fiction and gossip.
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Republic
Telegraph Asl
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