Hanna Heads Republican Drive in Chicago Campaigns
Senator Marcus A Hanna returns from New York to lead the Republican National Committee. He addresses Chicago business groups urging support for McKinley and opposing Bryan, arguing prosperity rests on protective policy and stable finance. He warns against Bryan and the Democratic boss system in New York. The speech emphasizes confidence, prosperity, and the need to unite business and workingmen against imperialist promises.
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New York
Marcus A. Hanna
Republican National Committee
Ilinois Commercial and Industrial League
McKinley and Roosevelt Club
Chicago
Senator Hanna
United States
Democratic Party
Republican Party
William McKinley
McKinsey
Bryan
Dick Croker
Croker
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Ice Trust of
New Star Spangled Banner Inspired by Fort McHenry
The piece links Francis Scott Key’s 1814 composition to modern patriotism and the Philippines a later election, promising victory over rebels and a united nation under God. It invokes a new verse praising liberty and divine guidance and ends with a call to wave the Star Spangled Banner in triumph.
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Fort McHenry
Francis Scott Key
Mr. Key
Philippines
Trade growth rises despite war impact on China in 1900
The article notes a rise in exports to Asia and worldwide in the first eight months of 1900 versus 1899. It includes a table comparing exports by world division and cites political remarks from Kentucky Republicans about support for McKinley and Roosevelt and Goebel controversy.
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China
Asia
Defeat Bryan in Treasury Campaign Rally in Chicago
James H. Keckels, former Comptroller under Cleveland, urged workers to back McKinley at a mass meeting by the Business Men's Sound Money association. He argued banks aid labor, attacked Bryanism, and warned labor to avoid partisan politics and risky monetary policies.
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Business Men’s Sound Money Association of
Chicago
James H. Keckels
Business Men's League
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Treason in America letter from Santo Tomas soldier attacks anti expansionists
Arthur T. Pence of the Thirty-ninth United States volunteers at Santo Tomas Philippines denounces anti expansionists as treasonous and says their position jeopardizes peace and boosts Filipino resolve. He cites Bryan support, native praise for Bryan and argues Americans must endure war until political outcomes at home change.
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Arthur T. Pence
United States Volunteers
Santo Tomas
Philippine Islands
Bryan
Peace
Eyven
Mr. Bryan
Calamha
United States
Reply to Bryan in Nebraska City starch case debate
J Sterling Morton replies to Mr Bryan praising the Nebraska attorney general action against the Nebraska City starch factory. He defends local interests, notes $160,000 invested locally and thousands supported by wages, library gifts, parks, and farm purchases, and asserts the plant is not a trust. He accuses Bryan and Smythe of seeking calamity to hurt industry.
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Bryan
Minnesota
Tammany Ice Trust
Tammany
Chicago Times- Herald
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska
Nebraska City
Morton
Nebrastka City
Nesbraska
Cereni Mls
United States Company
Argo
National Starch Company
National Sratch Company
Joy Morton
Carl Morton
Denien
Col
Court of Appeals
State of New York
People of New York, Respondent
North River Sugar Refining Company
Euplid
Dome
Idryan
Bryan and Smythe
Ile
New York
Croker
Caring for Babies at New York Hospital in Heat
A Chicago reader recounts visiting the Mothers' and Babies' hospital in New York where 30 to 35 infants are cared for under the Golden Rule. Nursing guidance emphasizes pasteurized milk, frequent daytime feeding, boiled water, careful handling, and gentle bathing.
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New York City
Mothers’ and Babies’ Hospital
Lexington Avenue
Fifty-second Street
Lucy Robinson
Pasteur
Cam Atareh
Dhuat
Chicago
Mothers’ and Babies Hospital
New York
Clever Mining Maids Return From Klondike With Gold
Two San Francisco sisters Dottie and Gracie Browning return after two years in the Yukon. They mined claims on Bonanza, El Dorado, and Sulphur creeks and a quarter interest on Dominion. They describe harsh mining life, travel via Nome to San Francisco, and plans for a European voyage after investing their earnings.
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San Francisco
Klondike
Dottie
Gracie Browning
Bostonians
Davenport
California
Dawson City
Browning
Urst
Bonanza Creek
EL Dorado Creek
Dawson
Dominion Creek
Sam
Oraiization
Tinana
St. Michael
Nome
Anvil
Hoar Replies To Bryan Over Imperialism
Senator George F. Hoar of Massachusetts repudiates Democrat claims of anti imperialist alignment with Bryan. He cites differences on the Philippine policy and accuses Bryan of vague executive plans while praising key silver and trade positions. Hoar warns against Bryan allied with Acuna llo Mabini and endorses republican cautions on national policy.
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George F. Hoar
Massachusettts
Massachusetts
Ryan
Mr. Bryan
Hour
Republican National Committee
McKinsey
Philippines
Iie
Congress
Ile
Senate
Philippine Islands
Tysot T
Supreme Court
Booker Washington
Robert Small
Acuinaldo
Mabini
Georgi I
Five-dollar reward for switchers in Rooks County
The Stockton News offers a five dollar gold piece for the name of each man in Rooks County who has changed from Melkinley to Bryan. It says no such man likely exists and notes Lois McCollum is not a recent Bryan convert.
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Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Ufe
United States
Stockton
Kan
Rooks County
Melkinley
Lois McCollum
Nice Wash for Dey Mair Dry Hair Care
The Cincinnati Enquirer advises weekly oiling with a small amount rubbed into the scalp using flannel, avoiding excess. Do not rely on brushing. true benefit comes from rubbing the fatty preparation into the skin. Violet or jasmine oil is preferred, with egg julep for washing dry hair.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Harper's Bazaar Quote On Ethel
A quoted line from Harper's Bazaar describes Ethel as a girl who never awakens envy in any other woman, noting she is seen as brilliant yet homely.
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Ethel
Harper’s Bazar
Editor Corrects Court Report In Evening Wasp Notice
A judge’s aide demands correction of a court report. The editor agrees to amend the claim that Judge Roos was drunk during yesterday’s session and will replace it with sober wording in the next edition.
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Roos
Ife
Evening Wasp
Copihuster
Philadelphia
Hair Dyeing Sparks Cautionary Tale From Tit Bits
In a Tit-Bita snippet the speaker warns of hair dye dangers, recounting that an uncle dyed his hair last spring and, within three weeks, married a widow with four children, a personal crisis framed as cautionary humor.
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Pendennis
Warrington
How a Man Should Carry a Gun When Loaded
A Yonkers Statesman excerpt debates responsible gun handling with quotes from Ally Sloper and Mrs. Crimsonbeak. It argues against allowing any man to carry a loaded firearm, emphasizing prudence and safety.
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Ally Sloper
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