Epigrams by Bryan at Auditoraia meeting praised
Bryan delivered a forceful speech denouncing trusts and urging action. He argued a few control essential products harm masses and called for attorney general led enforcement and constitutional reforms to curb trusts. The Chicago Democracy praised his concise, pointed epigrammatic style.
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Willis
Uoyuu
Bryan
Sorgollen
Labbeegner
Republican Party
Republicdy
Jess
Thity
Chieuga Demerry
The Cause of Free Silver and the Gold Standard Debate
A period article attacks the push for a gold standard and the opposition to silver. It warns of a planned 1890s policy shift supported by Morgan interests, detailing concerns about retired greenbacks and treasury notes, and urging voters to resist what it calls a revolutionary financial maneuver. The piece cites political figures, parties, and the potential impact on government obligations and public debt, framing it as a defense of silver coinage against gold dominance.
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Gnd
Wevinie
Cleveland
Congress
Morgan Syndicate
Democratic Party
United States
Shien Shen
Ailyer
Treasury
Siuuch
Doutt
Republic
Gold Trust
Walelinan
Fragmented Note on Native Child Labor and Slavery
A damaged transcription references enslavement and work by Indigenous children under restrictive conditions. It mentions Apion and a plea about support, with unclear details and broken phrasing.
Goldite Bimetallists and the Definition of True Bimetallism
Illinois State Register discusses goldite bimetalists and the concept of unlimited gold coinage paired with limited silver coinage. It argues true bimetallism requires free coinage of both metals at a fixed ratio and full legal tender, citing Wm Gibbs's 1887 definitions.
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Royal Commission of England
Gven
Gibbs
Bank of England
Llinois
Free silver and gold premium debate in national finance
The document argues about gold and silver coinage, proposing a premium for gold at restoration of free coinage or open mints. It suggests silver could gain dominance if money demand shifts, notes France's dual coinage history, and cites U.S. and world monetary policy to support bimetallic stability and government action.
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France
Minois
Guldrie
Nest
Democrata
Democrati
Walelinews
Algerism Fades Amid War Dept Reform Hopes
Michigan Governor Bingree defends Alger amid war department criticism. He argues President's influence shaped officer appointments and calls for a broad reform in Washington bureaus, including a new general in the Philippines, if Alger’s removal signals change. The public expects firmer military methods free of political favoritism and corporate ties.
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Bingree
Michigan
Alger
Dhousel
Gov. Pingtee
Philippines
Washington
Carter Senda
Algerling
Senate
Almwr
Democrats Signal Early Push for 1900 Campaign
A Chicago meeting outlines the National Democratic Committee's plan to solidify party organization for the 1900 campaign. The document stresses unity, disciplined effort against trusts, and active state party cooperation to ensure victory, warning that local factionalism weakens the effort.
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Chicago
Campuien
Chiage m of Sie
Nations Organization
Bryan
National Democratic Committee
Aml
National Committee
Louis
Resignation of Alger Influenced by War Administration
The Albany Argus comments on Secretary Alger's forced resignation under pressure. It argues his speech and conduct harmed the war effort, blames McKinley for backing him, and asserts Algerism ends only with the administration's accountability and retirement. The piece cites rotten beef and war transport failures as key failures.
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McKinley
Michigan Nia
Aleer
War Department
Alger- Vism
William McKinley
Albany Argus
Fragmented Editorial Snippets From Early 20th Century Papers
A garbled compilation of political commentary and partisan riffs cites Alger, McKinley era debates, and anti trust talk. It references Pittsburgh Dispatch and St Louis Republic style rhetoric, hinting at Cuba Philippines independence, Dino deactivists, and the era’s political tensions, with scattered misread phrases.
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Alger
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Hounn
St. Louis Republic
Myet
Trembeney
Milion
Wrvar
Willis T. Mryann
Malory
Mckinley
Aise
Explosion wrecks a bus loaded with passengers in Cleveland
A deadly blast from nitro glycerin or gun cotton exploded in a bus near Cleveland on Sunday night, injuring many and likely killing Mrs. Martin who suffered severe fractures. The strike turmoil escalated with deaths and widespread violence as arbitration efforts collapsed and troops patrolled the streets.
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Sax
Martin
Uy Telis
Wilels
Rious
State Board of Arbitration
Strikes Expand as Workers Walk Out Across City
The New York Siciliens reports a wave of labor actions as clothing coworkers, freight handlers, newsboys and messenger boys join protests Friday. Brooklyn trolley strikers claim ongoing action while East Side sailors grow to about 3,000 and mass meetings are planned. Further anticipated defections could swell Brooklyn labor stoppages to thousands this week.
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New York Siciliens
New York
Tawler Pines
Brooklyn
East Side
The Hague Peace Conference Final Expressions
The July 23 6 Hague Conference closes with five opinions on disarmament neutrality and military restraint. Andrew White reports that the conference favors an international convention to revise the ententes and advance the peace cause while urging future steps toward armament limitation and arbitration.
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Hatoun
Hague
Andrew
White
People of America
Wan Miung
United States Troop Transport Arrives in Manila
Sheridan reaches Manila with reinforcements for General Otis, detailing troops and officers aboard including Gen Samuel Young and Col Daggett. A waterspout forced a detour. President remains opposed to relieving Otis and considers officers for higher command before abandoning those plans. Chinese pensioner An Yu, formerly on Dewey’s Olympia, is granted a monthly pension. Chicago report notes a murder case in which Styles killed her mother over disparaging remarks.
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United States
Sheridan
San Francisco
Otis
Shevinton
Trig
Samuel li
My Young
Col. Daggett
Alaj. Quinton
Banday
Oellicers
Moss
Twenty-Fourth Infantry
Hospital Corps
Signal Corps
Philippines
Washington
11Ce
Gen
Fayton
Sen Merritt
Merritt
Davie Milling Company Flour Plant Destroyed by Fire
Fire at the Davie Milling company plant in Gatesville Wisconsin Friday night totally destroyed the facility. Explosions during the blaze are believed to have caused the damage. Fire officials estimate the loss at substantial value with recovery not yet determined.
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Aslea
Winem
Minn
Davie Milling Company
Gatesville
Wis
Unclear historical note on officials and events
Fragmentary OCR text references figures such as Superintendent Lanpety and President Reager, with garbled phrases about resignations and local matters. Sparse readable items include mentions of offices, dates, and unnamed committees, but concrete events or outcomes are not discernible.
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