Democratic leaders back Bryan for president in 1900
D J Campau endorses William Jennings Bryan as Democratic nominee, arguing for a platform driven by conviction over mere popularity. The News concurs, praising Bryan’s stance on imperialism, the constitution, and the people, while criticizing McKinley as indecisive and beholden to trusts and big interests. Battle Creek notes Michigan Democrats’ lessons from local politics.
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Bryan
Dewey
D. J. Campau
Michigan
Democratic National Committee
New York World
Admiral Dewey
McKinley
Mr. Campin
Democratic Party
Hancock
Dilden
Greeley
Winane
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Mih Wis
Daniel J. Campau
Campari
Democrats
McMkinley
Mari Hanpa
Sugar and Tobacco Trusts
United States
William J. Bryan
Battle Creek City
Calhoun County
Democrat Party
Democratic Peoples Union
Coure
Knatuese
GO. P
Campaign rhetoric and Boer War reflections in Calhoun county
A dense excerpt discusses 1896 campaign dynamics in Calhoun county, urging party unity and promoting Chicago platform principles. It shifts to British defeats in the Boer War, noting General Joubert's death and Botha’s rise, with reflections on military training and national resilience. It also cites Prof. Kraege on curfews for child protection and street-roving as a crime cause.
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Calhoun County
Chicago
Bobs
Royal Artillery
Modder
London
Cronje
Jonnert
Otha
Joubert
Botha
Roberts
Pretoria
Mealie
England
Transvaal Repub- Ne Wud
Duunfess
Slim Piet
Majuba Hill
Republic
Curfew Law Cited To Curb Juvenile Delinquency
The article argues parental apathy and social indifference fuel juvenile crime as youths roam streets. Prof Kraege cites curfew enforcement reducing youthful criminality in cities, while sociologists debate its feasibility despite broad support for curfew measures.
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F. G. Kraege
Twentieth Century Quarterly
Kraege
Wisconsin Industrial School For
Krarge
Aspereies
Heyet
Paris Exposition to Feature 105 Congresses
The Paris Exposition will open this month with 105 congresses covering psychology sociology science and invention. The gatherings aim to educate and influence future thought and action across diverse fields.
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Paris
Local social notes from Battle Creek and surrounding towns
Civorge Burt of Battle Creek spent Sunday in the city. Tanas Boughton visited his mother here. Jon Bear of Niles attended Louise Weidleigh over Sunday. Rev. J. E. Walton to return Friday after a month south. Miss Lottie Timbrooke and Miss Evelyn Kemmerling of Colon, with Miss Essie Hughes, trimming for Mrs Merrill this season. Mrs. Harry Martin nee Helen Pinnell and daughter of Council Bluffs, Iowa guests of her father here. Mr. Martin to New Mexico. Mrs. Jane Bushman, guest of daughter Josephine Bushman, returned to Kalawazoo with niece Theta Ausley of Marengo. God Health ad included. Hoex Stomach Tablets claim to purify blood and cure dyspepsia and stomach disorders. Witty Coses, fifty cents.
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Civorge Burt
Battle Creek
Tanas Boughton
Jon Bear
Niles
Louise Weidleigh
J. E. Walton
South
Lottie Timbrooke
Evelyn Kemmerling
Colon
Essie Hughes
Merrill
Harry Martin
Helen Pinnell
Council Bluffs
Towa
Martin
New Mexico
Jane Bushman
Josephine Bushman
West Mansion Street
Kalawazoo
Neice
Theta Auesley
Marengo
Drainage Estimates for Land Owners in Michigan
Land owners attention I offer free estimates to drain ponds low wet areas and unusable ground. I will provide tile and piping cheaper than Cuas. B. Me dealer Archal sen shall Mich.
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Ral Pletrus Joubet
Resses
ConnerTor
Porto Rico
Hussit
Idaho
Lily Langtry
League of Domestic Producers
Pingree
Primceution
Beveridge
Origanum
Sil Druggiate
Starr
Uptonte
RK. Clark
von Raul
Mhallala
Tobnercy
Otis
UW. Starr
Aliso Reit
Baldwin and Kimball Pianos
Martin Block
Marshall Tlusic Co
Pisses Easton
Berlin
New York
T. L. Cronin
Mrs. L. Pealing
Ash
Gs Gas & Ae
Oka Pve Ata
Smah
Pupitany
Highes
BO Hue
Flexibone
Gronet
Rset Qnpany
Wiachson
Michiga Pass
Flanweaduer
Cresco
Ag Ais A
Ss. V. R. Lepper
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