Iowa Campaign Echoes on Bryanism and Imperial Policy
A republican tongue lash on Bryanism and imperial policy dominates the piece, praising American resolve and denouncing Bryan as a fraud. The author credits the electorate with rejecting Bryan’s 16 to 1 coinage stance and opposing expansionist strides in Porto Rico and the Philippines. The article references diverse figures and presses a national sense of honor and duty.
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Bryan
Webster Davis
Benator Wellington
Jevel
Republican Party
Kansas City
Lady Constance Mackenzie Dominates Bath Sports Shield
Lady Constance Mackenzie retained the shield with 27 of 28 points in a bathing and diving contest. Competitors performed two lengths, underwater swims, and shadow diving from springboard and boards. The event drew only four men present, with Duke of Sutherland and other officials judging.
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Constance MacKenzie
Constance
Mise Ada Lewin
Mackenzie
Duke of Sutherland
Buardian
Mace
Kenzie
Henry Chaplin
Tieutenant
Hop
F. Dawany
Henry
Life Say Ing Society
Waldersee and His Wife Influences in German History
Count Alfred von Waldersee is presented as the leading German military figure of the day. The article discusses his influence on German history and suggests he would likely direct the army in wartime, noting his close proximity to the Kaiser and prominent role within the empire.
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Germany
Count Alfred von Waldersee
Moma
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