The Fall of Pekin and Foreign Nationals
Shanghai reports describe chaotic scenes as foreign legations come under attack in Pekin. Details claim the emperor and dowager empress accepted poison, a palace purge by Prince Tuan’s faction, and destruction of customs offices. Chinese officials and locals react with silence and fear as powers face accusations over delaying military relief.
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Lobton
Pexin
Express
Shanghai
Legations
Pekin
Belef
Taz
Prince Tuan
Robert Hart
Cstoms
Anna
Japan
Prepare for Worst Pekin Cable Response Shocks Shanghai
Special dispatch to Tat News reports a Shanghai inquiry on the Pekin situation. An authoritative cablegram replies with the warning Prepare to hear the worst. The July 6 dispatch notes tense tones from Lexpos.
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Pekin
Tat News
Lexpos
Shanghai
Perfect Health Through Tutt's Liver Pills
Promote system order with Tutt's Liver Pills. They regulate bowels and yield a vigorous body. For sick headache malaria biliousness constipation and kindred diseases they claim an absolute cure.
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Democratic Nomination of Bryan at Kansas City Convention
William Jennings Bryan was unanimously placed in nomination for president by the Democratic Convention in Kansas City Missouri. The debate over the platform on imperialism and silver coinage dominated sessions with the final approval of 16 to 1 for free silver and unity backing Bryan.
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Lorber
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Stah
Webster Davis
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Kansas City
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Alabama
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Mr. Bryan
Oldhlas Nominating Speech Reflects Bryan Unity Call
The piece portrays a Democratic nominating speech praising William J Bryan as standard bearer, urging tariff on Puerto Rico sugar and tobacco products, distinguishing Democratic expansion from Republican imperialism, and urging unity. It recounts the enthusiastic procession, Bryan portrait, and speeches by Senator White and Senator Hill endorsing the candidate and party unity.
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Tobiero Trust
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Nebraska
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Willam Innings Bryan
Bryan
Senator White
California
Pacific Coast
Colorado
Senator Hill
New York
The New Yorker Gracefully Accepts the Democratic Nomination
A New York speech celebrates the Democratic convention's choice of William J. Bryan as nominee. The speaker praises his nationwide appeal, integrity, and strong support from farmers and workers. Delegates from Georgia to Nebraska unite for Bryan as the party readies the platform, with imperialism named the campaign’s paramount issue.
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Filil
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Fase
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Ehern
Filer
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Virginia
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Pennsylvania
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Tenness
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Utah
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Brean
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Indiana
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Missouri
Democratic Platform Voices Against Imperialism and War
The Democratic platform denounces imperialism and the Philippine policy, calling for Cuban independence and restraint in Puerto Rico. It defends the Monroe Doctrine, condemns militarism, and urges immediate steps toward stable self government for the Philippines while opposing colonial rule.
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Bey
Republic
Una
States Supreme
Abe
Porto Rico
Staal Bey
Congress
Porto Rica
Americen
Sulema Pudge
Oye
Oury
Republean Party
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Supreme Court
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Philippines
Ti Bas Taveleed Uierepup
Central
South America
Democratic Party
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TRE VICE PRESIDERTY A ENITED NEW YORK DEL NATION
The roll call for vice presidential nominees shows Alabama yielding to Florida for a candidate. R D McDonald will place Eliot Danforth of New York in nomination. David B Hill remains popular, though New York blocks his nomination. Stevenson boom grows passively as a safe candidate who could beat Towne. Towne supporters push on despite political hurdles.
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Alabama
Florida
R. D. McDonald
Eliot Danforth
New York
David B. Hill
Hil
Danforth
Stevenson
Towne
Suli
Bryan Renominated For President In 1904 Democrats
The Chicago nominating convention praised William Jennings Bryan for a second term as Democratic standard bearer. While Baltimore supporters cheered, friends at Bryan’s home in Lincoln welcomed the news with mixed emotion. Bryan remained uncertain about traveling to Kansas City as results of the nomination set in.
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Talbot
Silver Republicans in Kansas City Seek Platform Report
The Silver Republican national convention met in Kansas City awaiting state committee on resolutions. Reported plan was to nominate Brean and Towney Arclamation as speakers or leaders, with no final platform announced by press time.
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Towney
Kansas City
Committee On Resolutions
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