Bryan Acceptance Letter Promises Clean Campaign
The Hon. William J. Bryan's letter accepting the Democratic nomination is released, outlining a pledge to avoid personal ambition, defend against private monopoly, and oppose trusts. It endorses the Kansas City platform, calls for anti-monopoly laws, and supports constitutional amendments if needed to curb interstate corporate power.
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Platform Debates on Silver Coinage and Direct Senator Elections
The piece discusses party stances on coinage limits and the silver standard, arguing for direct election of U.S. senators by the people. It contrasts debt-free policies with national bank currency, urges jury trials over injunctions, and emphasizes trust in the populace to choose representatives. It references parties, constitutional amendments, and labor issues within a period voice.
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Mass of Debris In Galveston as Bodies Recovered
Public Health teams continued the grim task of recovering and cremating the dead from the Galveston debris pile on Saturday and Sunday. More than 100 bodies were found, including a mother with a baby, and Major Levy among the victims. Workers will be paid 1.50 per day. earlier laborers had worked for nothing or were impressed by the military.
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Witness Identifies Howard in Goebel Murder Case
In Frankfort Kentucky James Howard is linked to the Goebel killing after Bowmar Games testifies Howard ran from the state house rear, leaped the fence, and exulted that he fired the fatal shot. James Stubblefield testifies Howard admitted the act and boasted of evading capture with mountain support. The report notes other local items and global news snippets.
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Clay County
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Corporations and Politics in 19th Century Parties
The Democratic Party refrains from targeting honest wealth while opposing corporate political entanglement and suggesting limits on corporate governance. It pledges to curb discrimination and unfair transportation rates, supports a bimetallic system, and seeks free coinage at 18 to 1, echoing earlier Republican efforts.
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Chicago
Odio's Black List and Arbitration Platform
The piece argues that blacklists empower employers to coerce workers by blocking future employment and calls for arbitration between corporations and labor. It urges a cabinet‑level Department of Labor and strong enforcement of the Chinese Exclusion Act, asserting the need for an impartial forum to resolve labor disputes.
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Navy
State Department
Treasury
Americas
Monroe Doctrine and American imperial policy debate
A political tract argues for a strong US stance on a standing army and pension laws for veterans. It defends the Nicaragua canal, critiques Republican pacifism on Central American affairs, and urges robust enforcement of the Monroe Doctrine to resist European encroachment and defend republics in the Americas. The piece links veteran policy, canal control, and imperial reach to national security.
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Duty to the Cuban Question in Republican Platform
Fragmentary OCR outlines a political argument on Cuban independence and non entangling alliances. It references Jefferson and Washington and the debate over foreign entanglements, suggesting the need to adapt party doctrine to support independence while avoiding entangling commitments.
A Magical Life Saver Cure for Heart Disease
A reader from Aylmer Que reports five years of severe heart disease relieved within minutes by Dr Agnew Cure for the Heart. The witness says activity fatigue vanished and four bottles cured him, noting instant relief after treatment. The notice mentions vendors Steiner Bros and Pearre.
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Fathavagayee Expenditure and Surplus in Treasury Proposes Tax Reform
The document criticizes surplus funds and urges restraint on public spending by government and large ship owners. It argues for restoring a foreign policy aligned with American ideals and immediate tax reform including federal income tax authority. It notes an omission in a previously read chan irref and hints at constitutional amendments.
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Great Mine Strike Shuts Down Most Pennsylvania Mines
The coal strike spreads across Pennsylvania with most anthracite mines idle. President Mitchell reports about 75,000 to 100,000 workers through four districts in upheaval. Hazleton draws crowds as strikers, while a small group at Mocanaqua remains at work. Arbitration talks involve Arch bishop Ryan. miners vow to push wage and job terms through lawful means.
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Scranton
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