Bryan Must Answer Charges On Manila Rebel Papers
W J Bryan, Democratic candidate for president, faced calls to deny grave charges tied to Manila rebel papers found among Aguinaldo archives. Buencamino says no key documents or letters from Bryan survived. anti imperialist notes were sent to Hong Kong for safekeeping, implying support for independence if American voters favored it. Critics press Bryan to explain alleged treasonable correspondence with rebels and anti imperialist figures.
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W. J. Bryan
Manila
Associated Press
Funston
Aguinaldo
Chicago
Wi Bryan
Hoar
Hong Kong
Junta
Bryan
Buencamino
Mir
Simperi
Syatin
Edward Atkinson
United States
Carl Schurz
Washington
Henry Wade Rogers
J. Laurence Laughlin
Windus
Mr. Bryan
Brookings Register illustrated inside look at growth
The Brookings Register unveils a handsome edition this week highlighting growth of the Newister and a detailed illustrated writeup of the paper’s interior workings. Dutcher and Reed are noted for their fine success with the Register.
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Brookings Register
Dutcher & Reed
Register
American woolen goods enter world markets under wartime tariff
American woolen goods begin to reach world markets under a tariff protecting the farmers' woolclip. Last year exports surpassed a million dollars while imports of woolens remained a trifling fraction compared with those under the War Tax law.
Elk Point paper sale loom as Knapp vows shift
"Old Man" Knapp offers the Elk Point Sentinel for sale after six months at the helm. He warns that if unsold by October 4 he will convert the paper into a Republican outlet. For years he ran a populist paper at Elk Point, aside from a year in Georgia.
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Knapp
Elk Point
Grer Knapp
Oictory
Georgia
Nails price advance sparks farmer discontent notes
Democratic papers claim farmers face rising costs as nails jump to 2.45 per carload while steel billets rise. They compare this to gains in other farm inputs and goods, noting farmers receive higher prices for wool, sheep, cows, mules, hogs, and other products though some costs like sugar and rice are cheaper.
Ice Trust Probe and Egg Exports Highlight Policy News
Officials summon officers and directors of the New York ice trust to answer charges of conspiracy and restraint of trade. Meanwhile, egg exports jump from 151000 dozen in 1895 to 3700000 dozen last year, as expansion policy benefits farmers and colonial markets.
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Ice Trust of
New York
Glammany Hall
University Summer School Opens at Dakota University
The second annual session of the University summer school and institute began Wednesday at Dakota University. Dr. Graham heads the program with a selected faculty covering mathematics, pedagogy, Latin, Greek, natural sciences, elocution, physical culture, and several teachers from Mitchell and surrounding towns. Notable instructors include A. H. Yoder and Mae Lane, praised for elocution and physical training. Attendees are urged to make arrangements to participate.
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Dakota University
Dr. Graham
W. J. Graham
L. A. Stout
A. H. Yoder
Vincennes University
Indiana
T. F. Graham
Fort Worth University
Texas
E. L. Fullmer
Mae L. Lane
Carlton College
Northfield
Minnesota
Amy White
Sioux City
Core
Miner
Mitchell
Grace Goodykoontz
Cora Crow
Ray Hoyt
E. P. Hall
Aberdeen
Supt
A. E. Kratz
Miss Lane
Graham
Northwest
Sargent
Goston
Lane
Logan resigns as populist secretary and backs Republicans
Sidney M Logan of Siuthead county Montana quits as secretary of the populist county central committee and affirms allegiance to the Republican Party. He urges fellow populists to join Republicans, denounces the dem popul coalition in Montana, and says the Democratic Party has brought disgrace to the state. The piece also notes the World Herald’s 1896 Bryan propaganda and contrasts it with current want ads.
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Sidney M. Logan
Siuthead County
Montana
Omaha World Hterald
Bryan
McKinley
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World-Herald
Help Wanted
Old Soldiers Meet in Mitchell For Annual Convention
Mitchell welcomes veterans from the G A R and W V C and Spanish War groups for their annual encampment. The town offers hospitality, open gates, and a festive visit while recalling Civil War memories and honoring those who served.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
G. AK. Wew. C
S. of VY
Oyer
Jeu
DeWitts Little Early Risers Promote Liver Health
A reader notes the Chinese greeting question for health and mentions DeWitts Little Early Risers as famous pills for the liver and bowels. Credit to H Seallin.
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DeWitt
H. Seallin
Blood Purifier Ad Claims Save Lives in African War
An advertisement asserts over ten thousand lives lost in the African War and promotes Beggs Blood Purifier as the best spring medicine. Endorsed by Fred Ackerman of Moberly, Missouri, the claim states impure blood causes many deaths and that purification could save them.
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Fred Ackerman
Moberly
L. O
Prohibition Ticket Nominated by Nine at Court House
A mass prohibition convention of nine met at the court house this afternoon to nominate a county ticket. J Sykes Wilson was named chairman and Lee Kreidler secretary. The ticket includes Senator C M Pesk representative J Sykes Wilson county judge E S Johnston Mitchell auditor J W Beddoes register of deeds L W Kreidler treasurer M Sayles sheriff G W Tolie clerk of court John E Wilson states attorney vacant superintendent of schools Prof L Boy surveyor James S Hunter.
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Court House
J. Sykes Wilson
Lee Kriedler
C. M. Pesk
J. Sykes
Wilson
E. S. Johnston
Mitchell
J. W. Beddoes
L. W. Kreidler
M. Sayles
G. W. Tolie
John E. Wilson
L. Boy
James S. Hunter
Seven Years in bed to walking after Electric Bitters
Friends of Mrs. S Pease of Lawrence Kansas report she could not leave her bed seven years due to kidney liver trouble and nervous prostration. She says three bottles of Electric Bitters let her walk again in three months and feel like a new person. Women with headaches backache nervous sleeplessness melancholy fainting or dizziness are advised to try it. Satisfaction guaranteed. Only 50c at S H Scallin's drug store.
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S. Pease
Lawrence, Kan
Eghe
Epelse
S. H. Scallin
One Minute Cough Cure Endorsed for Consumption Hope
Neglect is the short step from cough to consumption and the early use of One Minute Cough Cure is advertised to prevent consumption. The ad claims it is harmless, gives immediate results, and cures throat and lung troubles. It notes children like it and mothers endorse it.
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S. H. Seallin
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted as Teething Remedy
An old and well tried remedy claims over fifty years of use by mothers for teething children. It soothes pain, softens gums, relieves wind colic, and diarrhea. Pleasant taste. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle. Be sure to ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
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Mrs. Winslow
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Instant Comfort for Feet
Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder, cures painful swollen feet and growing nails and relieves corns and bunions. It makes tight shoes feel easy, softens sweating and callouses, and soothes tired feet. Sold by druggists and shoe stores. 25c by mail. trial package free.
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Allen
Allen S
Ojimstead
le Noy
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