General Black Speech At Rally Endorsing McKinley
General Black appears at a political rally in Springfield to speak in support of McKinley. He emphasizes national prosperity, labor improvement, and the need to oppose the Chicago platform’s silver policy while defending the Philippines war and American unity.
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Miniler
Martin Luther
Pilga
Luce
Tinois Copii
Joh
Black
Tinnois
Pensiona
Cleveland
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Chicago
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Amos
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America’s Destiny at Twenty Century Convention Remark
fragmented OCR notes recount a Twentieth Century Christian convention in City, Missouri on October 18. The speaker advocates expansion of America guided by God, urging unity across Christian denominations and opposing partisan quibbling. Several names surface for secretaries and officials amid a broad political frame.
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America
Wetinitite
Jas
Fragmentary political pledge sounds from a muddled era
The text offers a fragmented, archaic call for a free people to end strikes and war, envisioning a moral awakening and a transformed American spirit. It references saloon cruelty and urges truth spreading to gladden people, amid garbled phrases and unclear attribution.
Georgian's reasons for voting McKinley
A Georgia voter, Alexander Ik. Lawton of Savannah, endorses McKinley citing lawfulness, support for order, and progress. He argues for distinguishing the South’s interests and warns against warlike measures, urging continued strong leadership and unity.
Prosperity of Farmers Gains in Crops and Livestock
The Department of Agriculture reports large gains for 1900 with increases in nine staple crops and livestock. Farmers see total gains around 1.21 billion dollars, led by wheat, corn, cotton, oats, and potatoes as mills reopen and wages rise, reinforcing support for McKinley and Roosevelt over Bryan or Stevenson.
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Veis Finehacsne
McKinley
Roosevelt
Bryan Sui Stevenson
The New Century and the American Spirit in Debate
The text argues for a forward-looking American role in world affairs, praising enterprise and gospel mission. It questions how to reconcile free trade, politics, and national growth as the century turns, urging unity and strong national resolve under the banner of American genius. Key figures referenced include public figures and political critiques within a broader call for national purpose.
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England
United States
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America
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Cine
Ibesalngh
Christine Ty
Iliseaa
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Colorados Choice Promises Policies of National Parties
Voters in Dolores district face a clear choice between the Republican platform favoring low interest rates, protectionist trade, irrigation in the arid West, and strong national finance, and the Democratic stance opposing tariffs and certain financial systems. The piece frames the Republicans as offering progress and good government, while Democrats are depicted as opposing protections and supporting changes to the current fiscal regime.
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Iuthy
American Commonwealth
Lepublican Party
Cason Democracy
Marth
Dolores Dil
Colotiile Springs Ganotte
Debates Rise Over Bank Deposits and Wealth Gaps
A New York Sun clipping quotes Mr. Bryan questioning currency policy and a comptroller of the currency inquiry into bank deposits. It cites totals of savings deposits around 2.4 billion dollars, average deposits about 975 dollars, with numerous depositors and rising wealth concentrated among a few. The piece frames wealth as widening under alleged plutocratic forces and references a 1900s era context.
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Rehue
Paramount
Alont
Norely Tual Savings Inauke
Interi Y Amus
Perha
New York Sun
Look Out for It in the Democratic Campaign Roar
The piece warns of a looming Democratic mobilization to shape the coming election. It questions the timing and form of the alleged push and cautions readers not to be swayed by rumors or forged documents. It suggests possible targets and suspects without asserting concrete details.
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Honan
Ayia
Lbor
McKinley
Roosevelt
Apetirs
Vivid Interior Scenes Amid Portraits and Still Life
A fragmented gallery description paints Bryanws Photographs with a tilt toward intimate portraits and still life studies. It notes a sweeping display of apples and blue petals, with observers and performers by a Pro-Artist setup, while drifting into a montage of chairs, trees, and frames.
Fragmented Rant on Elections and Power Figures
An incoherent screed railing at political figures and power structures. It mentions Croker, New York federal offices, the Navy Department, and presidential contenders Bryan and Tweed. The piece laments influence and questions neighborly trust while weaving tangled references to elections and authority.
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Min
Mark
Nedhary
United Bueves
Birheya
New York
Aml
Navy Department
Bingire
Bryan
Amd
Bose Tweed
Wilhun Bran
Nelziber
Salt Lake
Pritmne
Colorado In Congress With Hoge and Bonyage in Oon erens
In Colorado the nation is kept aware as Hoge and Bonyage join in the congressional scene. The Gazette notes Senator Waleoth and the round of political action reflecting state roles in national affairs.
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Colorado
United States
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