Inconsistencies of the Democratic Candidate Bryan
The piece argues Bryan’s platform on self government and Philippine policy is flawed, contrasting his calls for Philippine independence with practical limits of power. It claims his reasoning betrays state sovereignty and contrasts it with Republican views on protectorate and stability, urging firm American governance instead.
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Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Federal Union
Cross
le Mont
Ute
Cony
Crete
Brsay
Washtatan
Taft
Thir
Phillippines
Thie
Phiippine
Amelia
Eb Cartier
Philippine
Philippines
Minwihe
Manila
Toston
Justin
Denon
Beyau
Ely
Reyan
Beyan
Uobe
Niettie
Opie
Gmk
Mc Bryan
Family of Nations
Brynn
Mr. Sryan
Mr. Heynt
Bain
Mir Bryan
Ryan Valle
Woreda
No clear title due to fragmented OCR text
Fragmented passage discusses McKinley and China policy, public opinion, and reactions at Indianapolitic gathering. Mentions Chinese resistance, troop deployment debates, and presidential leadership in a period of diplomatic tension. Contains numerous garbled names and phrases, reflecting OCR degradation of a historical editorial or speech summary.
Roosevelt and Bryan Debate Aims and Dangers Highlighted
A Chicago event titled Now-Partieah Oration featured remarks on the upcoming campaign, with speakers from both parties invited but avoiding direct party endorsement. The address contrasted Roosevelt and Bryan, noting Roosevelt’s urgency for reform and Bryan’s critique of imperialism, while urging voters to weigh policy over rhetoric and consider national unity.
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Chicago
Chovermor Itmuweee
New York
Hiya
Dale
Bet Bi
Bryno
Roonerett
RocerVelt
Ieee
Ordiamiben
Bryan Bem Sleeperelsie
Ion Hill
Roosevelt
Ani
New
Yort
Mr. Hoisevelt
Jaen
Pat Tie
Fragmentary notice on American independence and Canadian neighbor
A distorted passage discusses whether the Dominion of Otions will choose to remove the piece of Tae America Mig or pursue independence as an ambitious experiment. It mentions the American Monthly Review of Reviews for September and hints at Canadian relations.
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American Monthly Review of Reviews
Wudler
Heyer
Bey
Hegan
Bryan Yides
Lanige
Lawlge
Frank
Far East
Uth
Philly
Pete
Brean
Spain
Aguinalie
Colonia
Emersios
Tor
Jess
Philippines
Beenie Filipe Goeriiion
Rye Fouttel
Bryan
Aveirona
Hoye
Mic- Kidey
Mont Ghboait
Philippinde
Elie Tane Rei
Mons
Shiver
Cunot
Hiv
Ears Bey
Aierlen
Erasport
McKinley
Mir
Beyer
Bryniee
Mir McKillow
Armen
America
Wallace Sreley Dismissed as Admission of Candidate’s Position
A garbled OCR passage shows Wallace Sreley railing at opponents and defending a previous stance on prim election policy. The text suggests a political dispute over registration and platform commitments, with a reference to Mr. Dim as a detractor. The piece reflects a heated editorial or letter from a local political context.
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Erier
Wallace Sreley
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Tennant
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Tesa
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MeKinley
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