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Newspaper
Morning Appeal
Location
Carson City, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1899
Page
2
Nebraska's William Jennings Bryan leads Sunday coverage as he foregrounds a campaign for the 1900 presidential race. The piece profiles Bryan's influence in the party and public sentiment aligning with his reform platform.
A San Francisco Call essay defends Princess Chimay, arguing she faced hypocritical society. It notes she left her husband for a lover, refused to deceive him, and rejects the social crime label placed on her, claiming society swindled her with false ideals.
Despite his acquittal of treason Dreyfus faces renewed anti Jewish demonstrations in France. The writer condemns rabid supporters and notes the persistence of race prejudice guiding calls for justice denied. A French republic famed for enlightenment harbors intolerance.
Fragmentary message touts daily victories against Spain in the Philippines and hints at recruitment or celebration efforts. Notable phrases reference ongoing fighting and aims to “celebrate those victories” and call for support or aid.
An odd tale from Western Massachusetts features a farmer outrunning a figure described as Grover Cleveland who leaped fences at a perserve setting. The exchange ends with the farmer issuing a bluff threat and a muttered remark that may enter slang usage nationwide.
A scanned item lists prominent figures including Wm. J. Bryan Andrew Carnegie Hoar White Teller Daniel Mason Gompers Jordan Van Dyke Edmunds and others contributing to a discussion on the Philippine Question. The notice also advertises Croft's and Reed's phosphate drinks piano and organ services Wanamaker Brown promotions Sam Colin and Friends tobacco wall papers and various sales at local shops.
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